13 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c079c88b21804d19038af04b282cd8dc.pdf 9b8af4dddbc94d546789d155a1a8d165 PDF Text Text e --------- ^ tTfir fcattTnrS fjrralB Pflfre 12 — July SO. 190* Ranger Seems Certain To Get Pictures LBJ Chances In South Rest On Choice Of Running Mate ATLANTA (U PI)-Southcrn loaders indicated fwiny that President Johnson's chances in Dixie in November hinge on h ii choice of a running male. These politicians agree that the presidential race probably will be very close in the South bul that the "right" vice pres­ idential candidate could Rive VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL All Aar* — 3 Year* Up Aug. 3, 4, 5, f>, 7 H;IS A. M. - 11:15 A. M. Them* Fur Tht* Year: “THIS IS MY FATHER'S WORLD" Get cooling from a furnace? the edge to the Democrats In some states. Reallrins dial ' the choice was strictly up to the Presi­ dent, they offered some sug­ gestion* for "M r. Right" arul a unanimous nomination for "Mr. Wrong." Without exception, Southern politicians polled by United Press International voiced ob­ jection to, or were rool to ward. Ally, Urn. Holiert F Kennedy because of his stand and views on civil rights. TVarr Corps Director .Sar­ gent Sh river wa* the man most freipiently mentioned as a vice presidential candidate acceptable in the South, fol­ lowed, with almost equal sen (intent, by Sens. Kugene MrCarlhy of Wisconsin and Hu­ bert Humphrey of Minnesota ami Franklin I). Roosevelt Jr. FRED STERN in t he new malinger *»f <*o*atlveur’rt in Snnford Imvinir route here from Valdosta, f»n. He has been with ihr* firm 111.j years, Stern is r it r rently supervisinR an expansion project at Hie store, lie ami Mrs. Stern ami llieir two children, 111 ami 9, live at 2108 Cordova l>r. {Herald Photo) GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE is in the midst «if an expansion jiroject which will enable the local store to provide additional servitw to antomo• ive customers. Fred Stern, store manntfor, says the employes will lie ahlo to rlo nil kinds of work on a rnr "from hamper to hamper” with the ex­ ception of major engine repairs. Three new service stalls are heinyr conatructcd at the cstahlishment located on West First Street. More ci|tiipment js lining added and existinR equipment is bring moderniitetl tu L et­ ter serve customers, Stern says. (Herald Photo) FOR TRANSPORTATION CAM. -T 2M M 1 ItKFKEHHMk n t s d a il y Sanford Church Of Christ 1500 PARK AVHNIJB Varnliun Ilililr School Under Direction Of Attends Workshop Ruby Defense Beats Deadline Our Special For The Week — Clvlcdo Senior Ted Roll* horn, son of Mr. and Mr*. K. L. Hellhnm «f fllnvla and in­ coming president of tin- Ovie­ do High Senior High Student Council, in attending ttie fifth niinunl workthnp being ttpnn. sored by the Florida Associa­ tion of Student Counrili nl Stetson University in DeLnnd this week. A Duality Itlfid Olds . . . Cleaner than a hounds tooth. It's n Super HN. And ■ I door sedan—loo. Only 29,0611 miles. Don't nail. D non'! Inal long. There's nut hut one out of a hundred like this one. Only $1,695,110. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Ytmr Friendly Ford Dealer .122-1181 Sanford W. Park (111-891(1 HEV. BERT BROWN }m PASADENA. Calif (UPI) —| America's Ranger-7 space­ craft was racing for the moon today with scientists saying "there is no question" its tele­ vision cameras will take the first close-up pictures of the lunar surface liefore collision Friday. A successful collision land­ ing and relay of 4,(W0 tele­ vised pictures back to earth from Ranger-7's six "space eyes" would mark an historic first for American space scientists' The first closeup tu photographs of the moon's fare. The photographs could spelt success or failure to this conn v*V t }fs a forced warm a t furnace. A-rtemp's special1* dotry's hopes of landing astro s'gocd snap-m unit can convert your warm air furnace into an effinauts on tin- moon by 1970. Ranqrr-T thundered skyward cn-nt cooling-heating system. And installation costs ore modest on its 22S.600-mlle mission because the snop-in co o lin g system comes from the factory already p*. charged, completely *rcd . and ready to connect and start or Ttte-alay from Cape Kennedy, critmg Rest of nil. it's Chrysler Engineered, Ranger-7 w*as expected to collide with the moon at a ’ speed of I.fitlS miles an hour at ft 25 a n t, EST, Friday. —th* world's finsst \hotil t J 'j minutes before air conditioning. imparl, television cameras Lot u> show you why. will to* activated and the w n wV E k. SA mm nA S i\ N kE. Vv kE. R uB E b Fr O v / rR A DALLAS (UPI) — Jack Ruby's attorneya took the first Step Tuesday In th.-lr It.il.y ali.y.nic 1^-c , »l»i«ttl«* aa. ato mtvf .him I i I HirVi'JT 0»\Vlll<f* nppoalA from the electric chair, claim- 1 ••'■‘"'line Ming the dur­ ing the prosecution's chief w"« TuM,t“>’ , " 1" 1 witness lied. |.'losing anil the lawyers bent The rluim wns Ihn miiin it hy only Imlf tin hnur. point In * hill of exrcp.ions filed in the court of List. E Airtemp snap-in cooling systems spacecraft's six e a m e r a s should traits toil hark In earth the historic photos. The form trsrtn r is involv­ ed In the majority of fotol farm power accidents. Oper­ ators of this inoal versatile fiirm machine must know the safe i.perilling procedure!. cussati rso isrrm n mr CH RYSLER connawATtON Southern Air Sanford, Flu. 122-8121 - W E ’R E SALEmNDIN THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - JULY 30, 31, AUG. 1st. J am REFRESHMENTS J'tesi! during this sale*. G-E TV SET G E N E R A L ® ! ELECTRIC No Purchase Necessary. 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FIRST ST., SANFORD SERVICE STORES 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1 ) �T O ur O pportunity 3 h r e l o 4* All wc can say right now Is “ Wow." Interest in the edi* torial campaign of The Herald >£to promote interest in and support for Ihe lakefront marina project has exceeded any­ thing attempted by this news­ paper in decades. • • • The phones ring, people drop into the office telling the Staff how they are in hearty accord with the stand taken. . A few have questioned what 'e f f e c t the project would have on their city taxes. Rut when it was explained the project would be financed as a capital outlay from franchise fees they joined the team of those backing the proposal. • • • Maybe it’s the power of suggestion the people at San% ford Atlantic National Bank have in mind. Anyway, it ap­ pears to be working. All this week the clock on the bunk SA N F O R D ATLANTIC flu f e r ia L BANK has recorded the correct time, but the temperature lights are fibbing. The highest de­ gree recorded all week has been a balmy 74. l.'lock Watchers feel sure the Cham­ ber oi Commerce doesn't mind. Hardly anyone else does, for that matter. • * • Seen on Highway 1792: A ponderous turtle was making its way across the highway when a string of cara came along. Three missed it but the fourth — WHAP — knocked it about 20 feet off the roadway into a clump of grass. It landed on ita back, a position awkward for a turtle, to say the the least. A nearby resident look a shovel, flipped the turtle right-side-up and it clumped on its way. This time away from the highway. • • • Tame chickens? night. A resident west of Sanlord has several and each has its own name. They respond to hi* commands, perch on Ms lap or shoulder and cal out of his hand. Quite a sight. We’re trying for pictures. » * * Even as it stands right now, the lakefront has a lure for many boatmen. This week police were asked by two Mi­ ami groups to watch their cars and trailers while they look their boats on an extend­ ed tour of the SI. Juhns Rlver. Lake Monroe and the river have that certain something licking in ill other parti of Florida. “Who will come here and use these facilities ?’’ nsked one City Commis­ sioner concerning the proposed ma­ rina project. Thursday The Ilernld said it would answer the Commissioner’s question. Here it is. A Broward County (Fort Lauder­ dale) executive has declared: “Millions of people facing retire­ ment are better off financially than any people of n similar group in his­ tory. These people generally Hre con­ servative economically as well as in taste." What about the 2.227 inquiries the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce has received? What about the thousands upon thousands who now go to the Flor­ ida east coast and other salt water marina locations because there are no major fresh water marina facili­ ties in Florida? What about the 30,000 pleasure cruft officials estimate will utilize the Snnford-Titusville canal when it becomes a reality? What about the other thousands upon thousands of pleasure boats which will use the cross-state canal facility ami visit Sanford or at least stop en route? everybody with whom The Herald has discussed utilization hns said this: “If the City of Sanford will pro­ vide the marina, private enterprise will follow with the rest of the fa­ cilities and the boatmen will utilize it." Is private enterprise really inter­ ested? A local realtor the other day wrote the president of National Associates, inc., a firm which constructs and op­ erates a large chain of hotels and motels. lie was told about the proposed marina complex in Sanford. With no­ thing more than that, the president — not a flunky, but the president— of this corporation flew to Sanford and met with City Manager Pete Knowles. Following his conference this executive wrote Knowles, and The Herald quotes, in part, us fol­ lows : . .We would be interested in participation in ownership, manage­ ment, financing and or obtaining leases for focal and motel operation. "We feel that a complete feasibll- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Open ForumSet On Waterfront Clyde Ling, president of the Sunfurd-Seminole Jayceca. Announced today that hi* club it sponsoring a public pre­ sentation of the waterfront development plana, w h i c h were recently propoaed to the City Commiaaion, at their Longwood Gets Coin Laundry Drainage Case Dy Donna Eat* L. C. Bolduc, representative of a laundry and commercial waste treatment company, asked the lam gwnod City Council Thursday cvenins Mr permission to dump treated waste water* Into at ate tiled drainage line on SR 431 east Bolduc's company Is con­ • • * sulting engineers for a selfThose highly interesting service laundry which plans Coffee Club sessions of the to locate m the city on the Seminole Chamber of Com- corner of SR 427 and SR 431 During extensive discussion, last Thursday of the month Bolduc assured council and have been halted till early Mayor A. It, Lorminn that the this (all. affluent from the laundry that * • • would go Into area lakes, be­ Speaking of coffee, the ginning with Lake Evergreen, other afternoon a popular cof would neither contaminate the Ice break establishment found waters In any way nor prohibit itself in a fix. The heating swimming or fishing. The matter was taken under element on the coffee maker quit, And it was some time advisement pending reports till it cnuld he restored to on chemical breakdown of service. Well, those Hungs wastes in similar coin laun happen and customers took it dries. In other business, bids from in stride. Holler Motor Sales Company and Sanford City Motors on a 19BS model police car were opened and read. Action was .. . . . page 9 deferred until next Thursday’s Page :» regular meeting. American Cast Iron Pipe Page 2A-3A ( ompany of Orlando was low Comir* _____. Editorial _ _., ..... Page 1A bidder and received a contract Funeral# .. __ . . Page I for 1.230 feet of six-inch cast Page 2-A-3A iron, fastite pipe. Others sub­ Horoscope Society ______ __ Page 4-5 mitting bids were Davis Me­ ter and Supply Company, Inc., Sports _______ TV Programs . ......... Tage it and Hughes Supply Company. W. th* Women . . . . . . Page 1* ( both of Orlando. Herald Index ★ ity report should be run to ascertain the size motel and food operation to start with; also, of course, with plans for the maximum addition. . . Upon receipt of this report we shall then have our architect department make preliminary plans for the ap­ proval of all concerned, and at that time will decide as to the ownership and operation of this project." Please notice; The head of National Associates, Inc., did not say that a report was necessary to determine whether they would build a motel and restaurant here. This executive, we point out. is interested in how big an operation is needed. The local group that proposed the marina complex, did not do it without a study. They employed a represent­ ative who went to the big motel and hotel operators, the big restaurant system owners and the major oil companies. He didn’t even have pho­ tographs of architectural renderings. But the response he received was highly favorable. Kvery single firm indicated an interest. It was upon this basis that the marinn proposers decided that this was the answer to Sanford’s downtown problems ns well as the general economy of the en­ tire area. Sanford has the greatest opportun­ ity in its long history to utilize its lakefront property. Opportunity, The Herald is confident, is knocking at the door. An investment of an estimated $500,000 — just a little more than was required to build the Civic Cen­ ter — will open that door. Through that door will come a plensure craft and marine business that may not ever equal that of Fort Lauderdale but Sanford could become known throughout the country for its major fresh water marina facil­ ities. Sanford itself can become a ma­ jor attraction to boatmen. There are nearly 500,000 boatmen in Florida alone, and they need facil­ ities! Pit! you know that hundreds of pleasure craft tire parked right now in Orlando dry storage facilities be­ cause of the need for marinas? If the City of Sanford doesn’t an­ swer opportunity's knock, what will happen to the downtown area7 The ilernld will answer this Monday when it explains why the marina complex was proposed in the first place. , noon meeting at the Civic Center, Thursday. "We have invited the pro­ posers of thla plan, T. E. Tucker, president of the Flor­ ida State Rank; Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantir Bank; George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal; and John Bur­ ton, architect to form a panel and present their original plana to our group,” said Long, “ We are opening the meet­ ing to the Interested puhlic, and ulso inviting member* of the City Commission, the Chamber of Commerce and arru new* media,” he added. "The lunchron will be Dutch ticut. served at our regulur charge of ft.Mi," he said. "The Jayceea invite all per­ sons interested in the propos­ ed waterfront development, which is now being studied by our city commissioners, to join us. We ate pleased to present this program in Ihe public interest, in order that we hII may be as well informrd as possible," Long empha­ sized. 4 Boys Report Loot From Home Non-Partisan Barry Meeting Fills Hall By Jane Casselberry A capacity crowd, with a pre­ dominance of registered De­ mocrats, filled the American Legion Hull at Prairie Lake Thursday night at a meet­ ing to organize a non-parti­ san group cf Goldwater sup­ porters in South Seminole County and to unite with the organization recently created In Sanford. The meeting was culled by Ford Cavanaugh of Forest City and George Hobrnw tf Altamonte Spring*. Called on to speak briefly wera State Rep. Jan Fortune, Chairman George llnrdrn of the Goldwater for President Committee in Sanford, and E. Pope Bassett, president of the Seminole County Young Republicans Club. As chairman cf the GOP Executive Committee in Semi­ nole County, Fortune suid that he welcomed all supportera in the forthcoming presi­ dential campaign for Senator Goldwater, whether Democrat or Republican. "We can unite” he said, "on the common ground of prin­ ciple.” The group elected Edwin C. Cromartie of Casselberry as chairman of the South Semi­ nole unit. Bassett and Boh. row were named to the execu­ tive committee to work with those previously elected in Sanford. Mrs. Lou Helms of Longwotd was named aef.-elary. The organization will appoint leaders in each precinct and several were named from those present at the meeting. Another meeting is lieing planned for August. A teenager ami three preteen boys told police Thursdsy they found items stolen from the Thomas E. Farrow residence. 1103 VVynnrwood |)r,, in the rear of the home. Police said they recovered a plane and gondola model and a quantity of liquor. An estlmated $35 in coins is still mi««ing, they added, and the Food Shortage rase is listed ns "still pend­ NEW DELHI (UPD—India ing.” is in the throes of its most se­ rious food shortage since irvleGOP .Meeting Set perwlenre WASHINGTON (UPD Food riot* have flsred in Goldwatrr for-prwidwit head­ several sections of the coun­ quarters announced today that try and officials fear more Aug. 12 had been set as the trouble unless food Is made date for a Republican “sum available Immediately to this mil” conference on party nstion’s millions at reasonable unity at Herahey, P i.^, prices. • % * V Seminole County + * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Waterfront Development: r itr r a lx l Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; high today 00-05; low tonight in 70s. SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 210. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY. JULY 31. 1001 VOL. 5fi Ranger Gets 'Excellent' Pictures Before Hitting Moon Bull's-Eye Shot Hailed As 'Complete Success' H SU V A ... BRIEFS Waves Good-By MIAMI (UPD—An easterly wave that once packed trop­ ical storm potential skirted Bermuda Thursday night and headed into the Northern At­ lantic today, where forecasteia say it will dissipate. PASADENA, C a l i f . (UPI)—Ranger 7 paved the way for America to land a man on the moon today by sending hack thousands of "excellent" closeup pictures before a hullseye strike on the lunar surface. Banker Arrested LOGANVILLE, Gn. (UPI) — The FBI and Lognnvilla police early today nm-sted banker James Francis Lee, suspected of embezzling his hank of $08,000. He had $10 in his pockets, the FBI said. "The whole mission was a complete eticeess, it hit right on target," said n jubilant scientist at the flight’s con­ trol center here. The mission ended years of frustrating failure* in the Ranger pro­ gram to fin<l out what sort of sijrfnre would greet man when he reaches earth’s satel­ lite, possibly In HMID or 1970. Ranger 7 "struck only 9 or 10 miles from dead center.” said project manager H. M. Sehurmeier. The up to 4,000 pictures transmitted across a quarter million miles of space in the dozen minutes Indore impact were described as "excellent . , . not interrupted" by the Goldslirne trucking station on Fill Ifni flirt's Mojave Desert. At the control center, elated scientists, technicians a n d newsmen yelled In glee ovar the since, if t) . n d i.ilf ll.n ’. followed nearly 70 hour* of flight from Cn|»o Kennedy. President Johnson personal­ ty congratulated laboratory director Dr. William Pickering by telephone, "We are prnuil of the tre­ mendous technical achieve­ ment which this sueresful flight represents," Johnson said. “ This is a basic step forward in our orderly program to assemble the scientif­ ic knowledge necessary for man’s trip to the moon.” ” 1 recognize that this great success bus come only after a number of failures ami partial failures in our efforts to semi piol.es to the moon," the Pres­ ident suid. "This success should spur us on to added rffort In the future.” The President said "our So­ viet competitors have tool many unpublicizcd failures to Soviet failures, he added, conSoviet failures, he adddc, con­ firmed the complexity of tire American success today which he called a "magnificent achievement” in the "|reacu. ful exploration of space.” Pickering told a news confcrcioc " It’s been a long road, hul this shot was a textbook operation . . . everything went the way it should." € ,r GIs Escape Bomb SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) —Six American soldiers enraped injury today when a terrorist threw a hand gren­ ade at them hut two Vietnameau children and one adult were seriously wounded. Barry Relaxes Enprlo Mourned WASHINGTON (UPI) — lad by President Johnson, friends and colleagues of Sen. Clar Engle joined today In mourning the fiery California legislator whose Inst fight— against a brum tumor—end­ ed In defeat, Enterprise Elementary School Building Burns Thursday alter the building was struck by lightning dur­ ing a brief electrical storm. Most residents of tire area, many of whom had attended the school, turned out to as­ sist volunteer firemen from Drliary, Lake Mary, Sanford By Mr*. Ritchie Harris The old frame structure b’tat housed g r a d e s one through four, a* well as the library, office ami first aid room of the Enterprise Ele­ mentary School, burned to the ground at alnnil fi,3l) p.m. Oviedo Delays Board Meeting W ritten complaints Written cnnqdainli in ad­ Mvjcdu City Council has 1m* (Iviudu it A It o a r i!l of K*|tiaHzj«t imi meeting oiriginally *uhi*iduled fur M inlay evening until Monday, Aug. 31, nl 8 p.m. at City Hall. Any person 1iiaving « lax rnmplniut will lx- hiurid by council at this time. vance of the meeting may be filed at any time with City Cleik Mr*. Dot Courier. The regular business meet­ ing of the coup, ii will lie held at H p.m. Monday as sche­ duled. - - - t Landis Dies Naval Air Station and Florida Forestry Service. The pump cr crew* from Volusia County District Five Road Depart ment and a erew from Pell’s Grove Service, Osteen, also were on hand. Since Ihe fire broke out In top of the building, many of the books and records and pieces of office and library equipment were saved. This pait of the school plant was built in 1917 on the site of the former Volusia County Courthouse which was located there when Enterprise was the Volusia County Seat back in the early 1800’s. Fire was confined to the loss of tin* one building. / IIA N G E H T H A J E C T O H Y T O m o o n X HARRISON, N. Y. (UPI) — James M. Landis, 114, a close adviser to three presi­ dents and former dean of the Harvard l-uw School, waa found dead Thursday In th* private swimming pool of his fashionable h o rn r o n t Ii • grounds of the Westchester Country Club here. Laotians Hold VIENTIANE, U na (UPD —Laotian right wing troops today beat buck a counter-at­ tack launched by Communist P allid Lao forces trying to retake a portion of vital route 13 which was raked clean of Red control in fight­ ing Thursday. - 4 v "*O " 'IW , *4 1 0 hr* Ne • \ \ 4 '■"— A ; 40 hr. 7 • V J Dancing "On The House" Every Friday Night / / •«*»T n # a \ ; i I _ f Kelrrl your favorite tunea J on our Juke bo* free! ftOKrt 4k —1- Meet For A Drink At The Mon. thru Sat. TtSM IN A l MANKtlVM SO M IS. B O O M IMPACT '# f p S ® 5 MOON AT LAUNCH \ OPEN TILL 2 A. M. moon 's o tA v m ste m s to PU LL HAMMS M TOWANO MOON , ' For An All ’Round * Good Time , . * . FRIENDLY CARIBE Mtftcouatc m m ' l»* ; MONTE RIO, Calif. (UPI) — Republican p r t l I dcntlul nominee Barry Goldwater to­ day began a short pre-campnlgil holiday by hobnobbing with notahlra assembled at Ihe annual encampment In Bohemian Grow. A MOLT OF LIGHTNING act off thin fire at th* Enterprise Elementary School Thursday night ami when it was over thu entire structure was destroyed. The blaze started in the top of the ttvo-story structure and volunteers hurriedly removed largo amounts of equipment, books and records before hotng driven off by the flames ami heat. Top photo shows the school at the height of the fire while in the bottom picture some of the salvuKed equipment cun be seen in the foreground. (Herald Photos) •• S '* NEW YORK (U PI) — A by the leadership of four civil rights groups for a ban on demonstration! until after the national elections hat been rejected by Negro lead­ ers across thu country. chII - LAUNCH N .J * Ban Rejected . i 1 49 1st ii ^ ^ • • SO M s }' * >1 44»M* JO hr* * , 'a & / t* . . . _______ WHAT DID THE camera# on Ranger 7 nay to Ihe moon? "Say (green) cheese, please." The moon did and Ranger's cameras got "excellent" pic­ tures. The chart show# the various maneuvers nnd positions of Ranger en the way lo meet the moon, which also was on the move and the chart alao shows these stage#, t VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD J If �m Riff #«ttTnrS W*ralh Page 2—Fri. July 31, ’64 Rev. Grover Sewell i Sunday School Plans Made Plana for Sunday School of the newly organised Firs'. Southern Methodist Church of Sanford were discussed and the All-Bible graded litera­ ture to be uaed was explain­ ed in detail at a recent com­ mittee meeting, At present the Adult Bible Class la continuing n study of the Book of Joshua whlta the children's classes am cantered on the study of Daeld. m IIH S M D H C aminatlon in school and for­ getting much that one actually knew an hour before. Others have gotten up before crowds lo speak only to find hours of hard work becoming tost be­ cause of fear that stopped the longue. Even more tragic is the fear that |mSsc.vscs one so completely Dial he becomes unable to meet the general de­ mands of life. Certainly God does not want His children (o live deprived of Die bcncliD that come from a life freed from the shackles of being afraid. The Bible says, "For God hath not-given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love and of a sound mind (11 Timothy l:Ti What can be done about thin emotion that possesses us and caused so much unhappiness and barren lives 7 Again the Bible answers. It directs us over and over to have falUi in God. The passages are so numerous that I would advise you lo use your Bible concord­ ance and read many of them, however, I would like to share one of my favorites wiUi you. tsalsh 211:3-4 tells us, "Thou wilt keep him In perfect peace, whose mind Is stayed on thee; because he trusleth in thee. Trust ye In the Lord forever: for In the Lord Je­ hovah is e v e r l a a t l n g strength." Church To Have Family Month Slavia VBS To Have Program Bible School To Open Monday By Evelyn Lundy Daily Vacation Bible School at St. Luke's Christian Day School In Slavfa will conclude a two-week session with a program lo be held at 7:30 Fear's Effect Pear can do tome very draatlc things. A minister Il­ lustrated this by telling of an experience he had when per­ forming a wedding ceremony. Tlio groom aeemed to be ex­ ceptionally nervous which Is a way of saying that fear had taken over. The minister came to the part of the cercmoney where he aald, '*Say after me: 1, John, take thee, Mary, to be my wedded wife; lor belter, for worse, for worse, for richer (or poorer, etc.” The groom who was al­ most paralited with fear aald Instead, *‘1, John, taka thee, Mary, to be my wedded wife; from belter to worse, from richer to poorer. . , " Perhaps almost everyone has experienced taking an ex- m p m. today In St. Luke** Luth­ eran Church. All aludrnti from all clatiei will partici­ pate, presenting songs, reci­ tations and memory work, Allrndanee ccrliflcatea will NUnSEItY Department activities for Vacation Bible School, held for the past two weeks at St. Luko's Christian Day School in Slnvia, were di­ rected by Mrs. E. L. Bellhorn shown in top photo with little Loin Lnyman, Allen Atkinson and Drew Duda. In bottom photo, from left, Kim Tackett, Junle Cherry and Debbie Pyburn arc shown in study session with E. L. Bellhorn, {ten­ oral director for the school. (Herald Photos) be presented to the pupils and each teacher and worker will receive a certificate of ap­ preciation. Art and handicraft work will be on display in the school auditorium. Various departments, in­ structors and workers includ­ ed: nursery, Mrs. E. L. Bellhorn assisted by Mrs. Lex Abell, Mrs. George Jakubcin Jr., Mrs. R. Goodman and Mr*. F. Ballar; kindergarten, Mlsi Virginia Stanko, Mri. John Duda, Mra. A. Allgreen and Mias Nancy Puztak; pri­ mary, Mra. Boy WcUcnbarger Jr., Mra. Charlei Eldrldge, Mrs. J . R. Battle and Mias Mirlan Fabry. Juniors, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Lrn Battle assisted by Mrs. Bill Roundtree, Mrs. Olio Mueller, Miss Elesnor Hein and Paul Lukas; Junior high, S. R. Sldlik, David Jakubcin and 'Bed Bellhorn. The music department was undrr direction of Dorothy Duda, Sandra Bellhorn and Judy Jakubcin; playground activity was supervised by MarUia Mlkler, Lydia Tuh.v, Sandy Mlkler and Bobby Bell­ horn and refreshments were hsndlrd by Mrs. Paul Lukas and Mr*. C. Markowlci. In charge of the movie project­ or waa Glen Knowlei. Devotions in the church were led by Rev. S. M. Tuhy and Mra. M. Kohanny served as organist. E. L. Bellhorn was overall director of the achool which had an enrollment of 182 with an average dally attendance of 152 students, Oy Frances W riter Vacation Blbla School will start Monday, August 3, at the Community Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary and continue through August 14. Classes will be held for agea three through grade seven, starting at 9 a. m- each day until 12 noon. The Director in charge la Mrs. Kay Sassman. The fac­ ulty will be as follows: Mrs. Barbara Hickson, Nursery De­ partment for three and four year olds; Linda Dancy, Be­ ginner Department for five year olds and first graders; Mrs. Shirley Smith and Mri. Regina Davis, with Airs. Alary Wilhelm, assistant teacher, Frimary 1 and II Depart­ ment for second, third, and fourth grade children; and Mra. Katie South, Junior De­ partment, tor grade* five, six, and seven. Helpers arr: Mrs. Lauietle Williams, Mrs. F'rances Abell, Mrs. Verll* Crocker, Mrs, Ruby Sjoblom, Mrs. Joan Belt, Debbie I’atUin, Barbara Fletcher, Pat Omvy, Patti Alar Riley, Linda Alolin, Kathy Fox, and Susan Brooklyn. Mr*. Margaret Ulmer and Airs. Alaxlne Hopkins are in charge of refreshments. Har­ old Unger and David Mohn Lake Mary Church of the Naxarene will observe Fami. ly Alonth during the month of August when four couples of the church will be ccmpet-J Ing to bring the grenteat number of visitor* to serv­ ices on their specified Sun­ day!. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT CONSTRUCTION with wood building block* In all size* anil shapes occupied much of the time for three and four year old children attending the two-week Vacation Bible School nt Christ Episcopal Church in Longwood. Activities of this group were supervised by Dale Hammond, will be in charge of Arts and Crafts. Gail Roberta is th* pianist. All children in the commun­ ity are invited to attend and parents are urged to see that their children take advantage of this opportunity to com­ bine learning with recreation in a church achool. Mrs. Sassman i* striving to makn this tha heat Bible School ever. MOVING? CALL Church Party Honors Substitute Pastor Fr. Sharrock will return to By Donna Estea | the Nativity during the month Rav. Fr. David Sharrock, I of July, waa aurprised with North Eait, Pa., to resume C.S.B.R., who haa been substl- a bon voyage party held In hit Hi* duties as a Latin profea­ sor and registrar at St. Mary'a tuto pastor of th* Church of | honor lis t Sunday. Seminary. Fr. James S. Honnen, regular pastor of the church, la scheduled to return within the next few daye. The party, which waa at­ tended by more than 75 mem­ ber* of the church, took place In the aoclal hall following the 11 o'clock Maas. John Stankiewicz, president of the Holy Name Society who waa host of th* event, preaented Fr. Sharrock with a aplritual bouquet and expres­ sed appreciation on behalf of the pariah for spiritual lead­ ership provided during his brief stay. The substitute pastor thank­ ed the parfshlnncrs tor their many acta of kindness and thoughtfulness. Serving as hostess for Ute occasion was Mrs. Gene Shan­ non, president of the Catho­ lic Women's Club. Others attending as repre­ sentatives of parish organiza­ tions were Mrs. John Ken­ nedy, vice president of the Women’s Club; Edward Denlea, secretary ol the Holy Name Society; Charlei Allen, trustee and ltichard Forbes, both of St. Richard's Council 5357, Knlghls of Columbus. Coffee and doughnuts were served. A SPIRITUAL BOUQUET wan presented to Rev. Fr, David Shnrrock, Fight, at a party in bln honor lust Sunday nt the Church of Nulivity by John Stankiewicz, prenident of the Holy Name Society who waa host for the occasion. Fr. Sharrock, who has served ua substitute pastor during the month of July, in returning to his duties at St. Mury’s Seminary in Penngylvanla, (Herald Photo) Attackers Of Christian Gospel In Minority Krliglon In America By Louts Ceasela United Brets International To a mere laymen, It im r ii incredible that anyone ahould undertake to defrnd Chris­ tianity by abandoning it* basic precepts. But that la what some clergymen and theologian* apparently ar* trying to do. in th* avowed hops of mak­ ing th* Chrtstiap faith more acceptable to "the modern mind," they are ranting over­ board doctrines which have been at th* cora of the church'* teaching tor 2,000 years. This attem pt to "re-lntarprat" the Christian Gospel has been under way for a good many yaars. But until comparatively recently, it waa earrlad nn in theological doubletalk which few laymen muld follow, The new modernism first attracted widespread public attention last year when a Church of England bishop, John A. T. Robinson, putdished a book ironically entitled, "Honest to God." Bishop Robinson a r g u r <1 that the Christian concept of God as n persona! Being Is outnicded a n d elniuhl he acrappcd. Ho failed to make clear what concept, If any, he would pul In it* place. This led nnr reviewer of his book, Prof. Alasdalr MacIntyre of Oxford University, lo welcoma tha btsluip into the atheist fold. Rsjaetlng t h e wrlrnma. Bishop Robinson has insisted that he Is not an athir-t, ami that he simply wants to re­ vise the "imagery" used in speaking about God. But the a r c h bishop of Canterbury says ha doesn't ace how tire Robinson lx>ok ran hr read as Our Special For The Week — A Quality IN* Olds . . . ('leaner than a hounds tooth. It's a Super M. And a < door sedan—loo. (Inly 29,000 miles. Don't wall. It won't last long. There'* not but ana oat of a hundred like this one. Only ll.gB5.oa. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer 322*1481 Sanford W. Park 644-8916 / U anything ether thun a repudi­ ation of orthodox Christian belief. Whatever Bishop Roblnaon may have meant to say in “Honest to Uod," them is no doubt about tha stand taken by a well-known American clergyman. Dr. Deano Wil­ liam Farm, In a recent article published by the Christian Century Magaalne. Dr. Farm, who ia dean of the chapel at Mount Holyoke College in Mniaachuaetta, By Jan* Casaelberry Training Union Directors Mr. and Mr*. Paul I-owe ar* working with llev, and Mrs I^onard Jones to plan a Youth Retreat for Intermediates and young people of the Prelrle Ijiko Baptist Church to be held Aug. 24-27 at Camp Joy. Camp Joy ia the Associa­ tions! Camp located near Rock Spring! and la equipped with cabin#, kitchen and other needed facilities. A full program of spiritual inspiration and fellowahlp ia planned. There will be swim­ ming as woll as other com­ petitive sports available along with nature lor* and camp­ fire aervlces with a different youth speaker each night. Adult leaders a r t being en­ listed to s u ls t with the camp program as cabin directors, recreation directors and cook*. There’s no need of a long statement when our message ia brief. So we’ll just skip - - down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offera a complete electrical Kervice, Hoes good work, does It prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea iippreciate Its customers." Sid Vihlcn Randall Electric Company Tha Church of Nativity Catholic Women's Club will sponsor th* monthly bake ■ale in the eoclal hall of the church this Sunday following tha 7. 0 and 11 a.m. Masses. Mrs. John Kennedy, vies pres­ ident of the club and chair­ man of the bake sal*, urgta all women in tha parish to ■upport the sale by contribut­ ing baked good*. suid he regards several ma­ jor dorlrinra of the Christian faith as "false, meaningless and irrelevant." He argued tlmt these be­ liefs should be ahamluucd, or at least "radically re-iuturpreted," su that the church can be intellectually respectable and get on with “weightier matters" such as tha struggle for social jutllcs. 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PER WEEK �* (tftf tja ifa rt jjrn itt Frl, July 31, *64—Page 3 Sanford Moose Women Hear Reports On Coming Events Same Personnel, But Now It's RVAH-One , new Moose Home being built | in Sanford on Palmetto Ave. nue near the Intersection of . 27th Street a t the regular business meeting held Mon­ day night in Lake Mary, tem­ porary headquarters of local Moose. It was announced that all co-worker* of the chapter have been Invited to be guests at a social hour following u By Jane Ca»*rlb.-rry special enrollment of Sanford Prairie Lake B n p t I ■ t Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of C h u r c h Brotherhood met Moose, to be held Aug. 20 at Monday night for a covered 8 p.ni. at the Snnfonl Civic dish supper and program at Center in honor of Harry tho church. Everett Stevens, Howard, nntiunnl ritual di­ president, was in charge and the deacons presented a pro­ rector. Announcement also was gram cn tho many Jobs to he made thut a Shipwreck Dance filled In a Baptist church, is being planned for Sept. 5 urging the. men to be willing to serve If approached by tile for lodge nnd chapter mem­ ber* and their Invited guest*. nominating committee. Ritunl Director Evu Moore The group was entertained advised that a ritunl prac­ hy the Brotherhood Quartet tice will be held at 8 p.m. accompanied by Mix. Milton lauly. The men adjourned to the Westminster Casselberry Little League field where they played soft Names New ball a g a i n s t Altamonte Spring*. Prairie Lake plans Pastor to field two tennis to play In Ilj- Jane Casselberry the men'* softball league, the Rev. Lures Grllo from Mt. Brotherhood Team managed Gilead, Ohio, has accepted by T. 1). Bngley ami the Sun­ day School Team managed by the ministry of Westminster Presbyterian Church anil will Floyd Bailey. The RA» are sponsoring an assume duties beginning this Ambassador Team under the Sunday. Rev. Grile nnd bis wife nnd conrhing «f l.nmar Cockrell four children will reside on and Bailey. Tho men's teams will ptay Sunnytown Road in Cassel­ rach Monday and Friday berry. Westminister services pre­ under the lights at Cusselberry Park. A practice ses­ sently are being held In the sion Is scheduled fur Satur­ Heftier Hnmra offices in day at 4 p.m. at the Little Howell Park which Is located League field in Altumimtc on SR 4.3(1 one mile east of Seminole Plaza. Springa. S a n f o r d Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose, heard report* on plana for coming events and on progress of the Heavy Attack Wins One, based at Sanford Naval Air Station, haa gone out of bus­ iness after 10 years at the same location. Replacing it is Reconnais­ sance Attack Wing One. The officers and men are the same, the location is the same but this name has changed to incorporate the more modern- iatic phase of the U.S. Navy might. The new title reflects tho Wing’s new mission - all-wea­ ther tactical reconnais.*ancu from a shore or ecu base - and an old one, all-weather bomb­ ing, both of which cun now be performed by the sumo aircraft on any given flight. The aircraft is the twin-jet RA-5C Vigilante, which is GLENN SMITH, left, chnlrmnn of the Summer Youth Proirrnm in Deequipped with the most ver­ IJury, tmil James Rucker, Inst year's chairman, assist this group of eager satile reconnaissance n n d bombing systems ever placed boys get started on a game of table tennis. (Cox Photo) within a single airframe. The RA-5C can collect a wide va­ riety of radar or optical Representatives of the West- photos, and perform electronic side Volunteer Fire Depart­ countermeasures even while ment will be at Use Lake Mon- it's streaking to a target with n e Schoolhousc Sunday from a bomb load. 2 to 1 p.m. to get signers to a Ench squadron will change petition which would place or­ its name from "Heavy At­ ganizational plans on the No­ tack Squadron—’* to "Recon­ vember ballot. naissance Attnck Squadron—" Drew Warren reported to­ and its abbreviation from day the petition would seek "VAH—" to "KVAH—" upon the right for freeholders of receipt of its first RA-fiC. Precinct 2 to vote on a millRVA11-1, UVAH-3, IIVAHngc program to flnanco the 5 and RVAII-0 have already fire department. He said 25 per cent of the taken this step The name change was act­ freeholder* are needed to get Use proposal on the ballot ually a little slow In coming. This, he added, haa been The first RA-GC wus receiv­ reached but department offi­ ed at Sanford eight months cials are seeking "about 50 ago. One of the squadrons, per coot" to strengthen tlicli RVA1I-G, was fully equipped THE ANNUAL PARADE in celebration of the arrival of Latter Day and deployed to the Pacific position. Saints in Salt Lake Valley near Salt Luke City, Utah, was held Thursday The petitions arc expected with RA-5C'a more than a morning by Sanford’s Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with to be presented to the regis­ month ago. Rut who can keep a group nf approximately 35 children and adults of the church’s Primary trar's office Monday by Geor­ up with a plane that goes Department participating. Following the parade the marchers enjoyed a ge Ball, department president, twice the speed of sound any­ and Warren, so the signature* way? wutermclon cutting. (Herald Photo) can be authenticated. Heavy Attack Wing One The proposed district would was commissioned in Norfolk, incorporate most of the north­ Vn.. in 11)51. It moved to San­ west section of the county, ar ford In 1955. Through the area not now covered by fire years the Wing provided protection. long-range bombers for 11 JULY 30 William Ingram, Winter Park. carriers of the Atlantic Fleet. Birth* Admissions Now Reconnaissance At­ Mr. ami Mrs. ltouald Dill of L u c i l l e Anderson, Inez Prairie Lake tack Wing One will lend its Sanford, * girl. expanded capabilities tu cur­ Green, Carol Dill, Sharon Discharges Baptist Names Riser, all of Sanford; Franriers of both tho Allantic and Michelle Mogc, Cheryl Jackcanna E. Howard, DcBary; — Pacific Fleets. Two Officers son, Carol King, Roy Green, Westsiders Seek Fire Petition Hospital Notes Brotherhood Has Supper Meeting Monday in Lnke Mary nnd Women of the Moose Execu­ urged ail co-workcrs to a t­ tive Board Training Session tend. held last Sunday at the DeReports were heard on tho Land Moose Home with mem­ ber* of Del.nnd Chapter 1003 Sanford Church as hostesses. Senior Regent of the llcLaml Chapter if LeOf Christ Sets lin Meyerlnk nnd Rose Weldemeyrr of Clearwater, former Bible School gland council member, pre­ Vacation Bible School at sided at the session. Refreshments wrre served Sanford Church of Christ, 150(1 1’ark Avenue, will lie hy the hostess chapter at tho conducted through Friday of close of the meeting which next week with classes for nil was attended by members ages from two years through from Sanford, Otlando and adults. Daytona. The group from School will begin each day Hanford included Senior Re­ at 8:45 n.m. and will lie dis­ gent Elolsc Small, Junior missed hy 11:15 n.m. The lain Lera Harris and Recordtheme for this year's teach­ Regent T.enore Price, Chaping is "This is My Father’s er Elsie Lacey. World" nnd all classes nf the school will lx- under general OVER 35 YEARS direction of Bert Brown, lo­ At First & Palmetto cal minister. Refreshments (Alongside old post office) will be served dally. A closing program will lie held on Friday, Aug. 7 and a picnic is planned on Saturday from in n.m. until 1 p.m. Arrangements for transpor­ tation to attend the school, • Carpels ° Furniture which Will l»e provided If • THe • FJnnwi needed, may bn made by call­ • Ilenlnl lleds ing the minister. Sanford Furniture Co. « Texas Woman Gives Sermons For Deaf WACO, Tex. (UPI) — Sa­ ra Sheffield, a 21-year-old Dallas woman, commutes to Waco, Tex. every other week­ end to group of deaf mutes. She translates Into sign language the sermons of the Rev. Joe Weldon Bailey, pastor of Columbus Avenue Bap­ tist Church in Waco. A fter becoming interested In the world of silent people during a visit to Missouri In 1002, Miss Sheffield learned •Ign language In the Silent Friends' Church In Dallas. "It took me shout aix weeks to learn," she said. She began her work with deaf mute* In January when ■he came to Waco to attend Baylor for post-graduate stu­ dy in music and religion. She has a Bachelor of Education from North Texas State Un­ iversity. 74 Graduate Casselberry M YF Has Outing From Episcopal Bible School A t Beach By Ilonna Estrs njr Jane Casselberry j Graduation ceremonies for The Senior M.Y.F. of the the 74 ycimgsters who ntCasselberry Community Meth­ tended the Vacation Bible odist Church and its guests School at I.nngwnod's Christ went on a beach trip Inst Episcopal Church were held Saturday afternoon to Day­ during special Chapel Serv­ tona Beach In tho Sunday ices lust Friday evening at School Bus. The group enjoy­ the church. ed swimming in the ocean mm Each of the students, nges games on the beach followed three to 14 years, were given by a wiener roast. certificates by Rev. Charles Evening vespers were led W. Stewart, vlrur, who ex­ by M.Y.F. President Dan plained the activities of the Casselberry and a abort in­ Bible School nnd listed the spirational talk was given by accomplishments. Ken Miller, president of the Following tho ceremonies, older youth group. Fellow­ the graduate* uccompanled ship chairman Karen Lynns their parents to the parish was in charge of planning llu‘ house where urt* nnd rrafts outing. wmk of the school was on The group wae chaperoned display. by Mr. and Mrs. George Refreshments of coffee and Holder and Mr. and Mrs. punch were served. Leonard Casselberry. Others who went on the trip Includ­ ed Cheryl Grnffiu*. Oren Close, Barbara While, Mike 1 V> Luca*, Alice Harris, Murcia Pope, Marilyn Messlck, Cheryl and Debbie Strong, Darwin Shea, Jackie and Marvin Mc­ Clain, Woody Pries, Steve Shook, Rick Mendez, Becky Young, Becky Wagner, Judy English, Bernie Caesbcr, Char­ les Benson, Francis, Geoige, and Phillip Holder, and Mr lends and Cathy Casselberry, Men's Club To Sponsor Visitation By Jane Casselberry A church visitation (o bo sponsored by Ilia Casselberry Community Methodist Church Men's Club will be held Mon­ day night with other church members participating. These taking part will meet a t the church a t 7 p.m. for prayer and instruction before going out to call on mrmlH-rs of the church In their homes. College enrollment will InThe visitations will be hel I cress* In Florida by 21G per on tha first Monday of each month. cent from 1960 to 1970. 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Roth men are deacons In the church and Conwny haa had past experience ns a Sun­ day School superintendent ami Spencer has many years experience In church work and field administration. They now automat [rally be­ come members of tho nomin­ ating commiteee which will present It* recommendations Hex t Wednesday night for Brotherhood president, WMU president, and music direc­ tor. Other member* of the committee arc Mnlfnrd Mor­ gan, Elsie Pnrkerson and Ernest Hooker. ::!44 •• "HOMES OF DISTINCTION** Zella Allman, Enta Pochonlo, I-Lsie Caldwell and baby girl, all of Sanford; Karen Hart, Orlando; Ann Behrens, Lake Monroe; Willow Davis, De­ lta ry. 9 Homemakers See Film By Jane Cassrlberry A sound motion picture, "Fuith nf Our Families," was presented Tuesday night at i. meeting of the Christian Homemakers Class nf the Caasrllierry Community Meth­ odist Churrli. The film dealt with tin var­ ious ways of holding family worship in tiie home. 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Klumpp, AD3; Casper L. Mann, A E3; John Shafer, DS3; Wallace W. Shank, YN3; ami Fred Earl Voliva, ADS. Elder Springs Baptists To Hear Missionary Rev. Hickman waa instru­ mental in establishing tha Baptlat Convention in Para­ guay, South America, and was ita first president. He now ia executive secretary of tha Convention in addition to holding the office of president of the Baptist Theological Seminary In Asuncion and Messiah Gets carrying out other missionary New Pastor duties. By Jane Casselberry All Interested persona are Messiah Lutheran Church Invited to Join the Elder • f Caaaelberry honored Eph- Springs congregation to hear rlam Heilman, lay paator who hla service. haa served the church for tha paat 10 months, following the worahip sendee laat Sunday New System To morning, e t the temporary meeting place In the Ameri­ Detect Cancer can Legion Home on Pralria DALLAS (UP!) — Radla Lake. lion biologist Jam es W. Fin Beginning thla Sunday the ney In work at the Baylor ehurch will again have a full­ University Medical Center time paator, the Rev, Martin ha* discovered a new way to Touts who will be bare from make radioactive substances Indlanapolla, Ind. seek out esneer cells In the body. Legal Notice The process Involves giving pstients super doses of oxy IN T U B CinCITIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAl, CIHCC IT, gen, so radioisotopes rush to IN A Nil r n i SRMINUI.K the site of any tumor. In the COUNTS'. PT.ORIDA past, rsdlolsotopcs have IN ITIANCKHV NO. 1 SUIT TO 4V IK T TITI.R shown no preference for m a­ WF.tlllKIt 11. HAINB8. as Ad* lignant cells over normal Oilntelratcrr o f the Estate of Isabella Y. (I lidding, decesead cells. Finney described It as PlatalUf, a breakthrough In cancer di­ ve. ItKTTA T. FIRTIOK, at at, agnosis, and possibly In treat­ Dsfsndaats ment of tumors. NOTICE le v . William A. Hickman, Stationary under tha South­ ern Baptlat Hlaaion Board, trill be fueat apeaker at Eld­ er Sprinf* Baptlat Church for the morning worahip »«rvfce this Sunday. or F l o r i d a Tot l l s l t s T. Plrtlon. RFD I. Rockville, Connecticut Marlon B. Kay. IT Ladas wood Drive, Glastonbury, Conn. Norms ■. Wessetl, IS Bond * U Wethersfield. Conn. Helen U Bpetrs, II a l l lette at., W est Hartford, Conn. r. J o in Thompson, II Madison Ave., Hprlng field, Meee. Philip York end — York, hie wife, (addreae unknown) Carl»ton Paeaoa and — — l'sestis, hla wile, III Old Country Hoad, Wlndeor Locke, Conn. Warren I’asooe and —— Fseooe, hla wife. Wind, aor Locke, Conneotlcut YOU A H * HEREBY NOTIF I E ’ that s suit to quiet title h a s been brought In t h s Circuit Court o f Bemtnole County, Florida, agslnat you end each o f you, claiming any estate, flflRt, title or Inieroot In or IMo upon the following de, scribed rosl property ettueted In Pemlnolo County, Florida, to -w it I E se t IS foot of Lot II and •It o f U>U II. IS, I f and II In IHock F, Robert L Bette Addition to Altamonto. as par plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook ], r a s e s IS and IT, Public Records of gentlnole Coun­ ty, Florida, and you a r t hereby required to tile your anewar, or other written defense, personally or by your attorney, with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit, Buntnole County, Florida, at ths Court House In lanford, Flor­ id*. end to serve o ropy thereof upon tha P la i n t i f f s attorney whocc name la Winder*cedis. Heines and Ward, 111 Park Avenue, South, Winter Park. Florida, not later then the Ird day o f Neptetnber, t t t l , there. In se ttin g up the oatete. Unlit, title. Interest In or llrn upon the above described iiroperty claimed by you aad should you fall to do eo decree pro ronfease will bo entered a gain st vou. WITNEHu my hand and seal o f said Court at Hanford, Flor* Ida. thU l l t b day of July, l i l t . (HEAL) Arthur IL Beckwith, Jr. Clerk o f the above atyled Court By Hahdra H Johnson Deputy Clerk Wtndsrweedle, llalaea aad Ward ^ I t l Park Avenue, Houtb, W Winter Perk, Florida Publish; July I L Aug. T, 11. 11. • tatb G M -U I Home Buyer Gets Bonus GOBER, Tex. (UP1) — Homer Amlin got an unex­ pected bonus when he bought an old house—lock, stock and aged whisky bottle. A pink bottle tucked In the comer of an old trunk was Inlioled “II, S. Barton Old Bouquet Bour­ bon.” So far no visitor has ac­ cepted Amlin's offer of « drink. DOYLE CONNER, Florida'* Commissioner of Agriculture wns a ffuc.it at a recent prea* party ffiven for Tupporwure product* at the InduHtrlnl Key Club in Orlando. The three member* of the Hinton family, who handle international ndvcrtifdng for the firm were ho*t* to the party, to which mcml>er* of radio, television and newspaper* from all over Central Florida were invited prcviewlnff the annual Ttippcrware Jubilee. From left are Hollo Hinton, Doylo Conner, Walter Giclow, publisher of The San­ ford Herald, A1 Hinton and Don Hinton. JUNIOR HIGH l>oy* and ffiri* attending Vacation Bible School at Christ Episcopal Church of Longwood duritiff the past two weeks made Ameri­ can flag* from mosaic tiles for their a rt work. Shown around the table from left are Philip Mans, Cheryl Weed, Greg Nichols and Ronnie O’Neal; standing, Harold Keigans, I’cter Stewart, Lonnie Miller and Hill Cletnmer. Instructor* were Rev. Chnrlo* Stewart and Mrs. Ralph Steven*. New Use For Peat Sought MOSCOW (UP1) - About 400 scientists st Moscow's Pest Institute are working on new ways to use the 14 mil Uon tons of peat cut from bogs and burned In Soviet power­ houses every year. Europeans have used peat for centuries and, as a rearrvoir of yesterday's organic matter, peat bogs are a pres ent-day source of energy and raw material. Sunshine Circle To Hove Party REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL Candidate Charles R. Holley, center, discusses campaign strategy with E. O. Pope Bassett, left, president of the Seminole County Young Republican Club and a candidate for county commissioner, nt a reception held in Holley’s honor Tuesday. At tho right is Holley’s campaign malinger, Roy Gniiios. (lleruld Photo) Bible School Bible Schott) at Norlhslde Baptist Church, Forest City Read, will ba held Monday through Friday of nsxt week with daily sessions from 10 a.m. until noon. All ehlldren and young people of tha are aa are Invited to participate. By Jana Caaeelberry The Sunehlne Circle of the Catoelberry Community Methmllet Church will have a awlm party and pot luck luncheon next Tueeday starting a t 10 a.m. a t tha hums of Mre. John Howard, Lake Drivo, Cassel­ berry, for members and prospretire members and their families. Dessert and beverara will be provided and thoee plan­ ning to attend art aeked to bring a covered dish of m itt, vegetable or aalad. Luncheon will bo served from noon until 1 p.m. and a abort bus Incas meeting will follow. In fa r) R rrslk Page 4—Fri. July 31, 64 2 Books Throw Light On Supreme Court WASHINGTON (UPD-Two Washlngtoo newspaper men have opened new doors of un­ derstanding to that least popu­ larized arm of government, the U. S. Supreme Court. Each has taken a new ap­ proach in a book about the court with fascinating results for the reader. Anthony Lewis of the New York Times focuses on a aingle decision of the 190263 term — Gideon vs: Wainwrlght. There llic court held that a stale must provide a lawyer for penniless persons charged with aerious crimes. The title "Gideon's Trumpet" (Random House 14.95), a stroke of genius. Is lifted from a Biblical quotation in the Book of Judges. James E. Clayton of the Washington Post chose the en­ tire doings of that same term as the subject for his book, "The Making of Justice” (E. P. Dutton f4.95). Since tincourt did a great deal that term which reaches the lives of everyday Americans, Clay­ ton has a lot of explaining to do. He docs it well. One eminent Jurist recently referred to newspaper cover­ age of the Supreme Court ai a "venture into a tricky mo­ rass." He meant to amphasiie the difficulty of reducing crusty legalisms to plain lan­ guage without at the same time sacrificing accuracy and scholarship. Both Clayton and licwis have been venturing into the morass on behalf of their pa­ pers for several terms of court and Utclr efforts In book form show a practiced hand. Wc team how the court goes about Ita work, and about the process of decision making, and get a taste of the drama of oral argument before the nine Justices. A considerable amount of legal history and philosophy get* into the piclure In easy to take doses. Besides discussing In depth the Lord's Prayer and Bible rending decision and Olivers of lesser magnitude, Clayton slips in character glimpses of cadi member of the court (Justice Byrun It. White has been seen dribbling a basketball down one of the marble corridors.) Because the character and activities of Gideon, an aim­ less drifter, arc the tlicmc of Lewis' story, his book is eas­ ier reading. Gideon, on trial ior breaking into a poolroom et Bay Harbor, Fia., was so incensed at having to con­ duct his own defense that ho wrote a letter to the Su­ preme Court claiming his right to an attorney. The let­ ter sparked a turning point in American Justice. Those who like to dip inlo court history will enjoy "Justice On Trial," by A. l l Todd, ■ Washington free lance writer, about the struggle for Senate confirmation of Loula D. Brandeis, named to the court by President Wilson in 1818. Brandesla was the first Jew to sit on the court T h e controversy raged live months. Golden Circle p i C V e lw 5 S E n J O y S Supper Party Members of the Golden Circle Sunday School Claes of Oak lawn Baptist Chapel held a hamburger supper re­ cently for rla*» member* and their families. Games anil relay races were played after which a delicious supper of hamburgers, pota­ to salad, baked beans and homemade rookies wot served to those present. Group singing was enjoyed after the supper with David Beverly as piano accompanist. Families present were those Rev. Gresham of Rev. It. T. Barrett, T. V. Metis, Sunday School super­ Returns From intendent Mrs. J, E. Andrews, Class teacher David Ucverly, Vacation Richard Edwards, John D. By Maryann Mile* Rev, and Mrs. Clifford MeLrllnn, Willard Bradley Gresham nnd daughter, Dia­ ami Charles Stafford. na, of Forest City Baptist Church have returned from Oalclawn Youth vacationing In the Blue Ridge Mountain* of Kentucky and Enjoy Party nev. Gresham will return to The Youth Council of Oakthe pulpit (hi* Sunday. lawn Baptist Chapel recently During his absence, Rev. enjoyed a Shipwreck Party Charles E. May of Orlando held in Fellowship Hall which haa been guest minister. was decorated with shells, This week the Sunbeams, life preservers and nets to who meet each Wednesday carry out the them*. with Mrs. E. M. Whllden, Mrs. Interesting and amusing Ralph Green and 5!ra, Tom games along the tame theme Bowser while the adults a t ­ were enjoyed under aupervitend prayer service, made pa­ slon of the youth leader*, per flowers as a gift for Mrs. Mre. J. E. Amlrewi and W, J. James Weatcott, member of Payne, the church who la • patient Delicious ref re aliments were at Winter Park Memorial1 served to the 15 young peo­ Hospital. ple and two adults present. This group extends a cord­ ial welcome to all intermed­ She Guildered iate* and young people In the Garbage Can Loch Arbor-Ravenna Park ar­ ZAANDAM, T h o Nether- ea to Join them for fellow­ lands (UPI)—Mre. A. Teunie- ship. •envon Bnederode, 67, a wi­ dow, lost her life savings Wed­ nesday when the garbage can she used as a strongbox fur 10,000 guilders (12,600) was taken away by garbage mre and tta content* pulverized to ba used as fertilizer, Pentecostal Meetings Set In Longwood By Donna Eaten The regular monthly meet­ ing of tha Indies Auxiliary and Men’s Brotherhood of the F irit Pentecostal Church of Longwood will be held Monday at the ehurch on Or­ ange Avenue. Conducting the Joint meet­ ing will he Mre, M. L. Mc­ Daniel, president of t h s auxiliary, who reports that hoth organisation* are col. tfctiug good used clothing, particularly children's *j>. . pure!, for the pre-school rummage sale scheduled for midAugust. ___ Host and hostess will t>« Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCleary, School Ends Varution Bible School, held each morning thla week hy Messiah Lutheran Church at the American Home on Prai­ rie [mke, ended today. The school was conducted for youngsters four years through 12 and the program included Bible study, arts and craft* and recreation. Legal Notice I a lire C n u r l o f H ie C i- am ly J u d a r , S em inole C i a i l f , F l o r . Ma. la Prakair. la m KHale • ( A.VNIKnnL WALKER HON. D e c r e e d OtD- T a All C e i S I l u r a a a i P n w s , lla ila a M alm * ar D rm aede i a a l a a t »■!* K a t o t e i You and each of yon sr* h ir ib y notified and required la present any claims amt demand, which you. or althir o f you may have sa t in e t thi estate of ANVIEtlEL WALKER OID. BOV. deceased, late o f Charles­ ton t’uunly, South Carolina, la ths County Judse of Seminole County. Florida, at hi* office lit tha court bouse of .aid County at Sanford. Florida, within sis calendar ninulha from ths lime of ths first pub­ lication of this notice. Two copies of -aeh claim or demand • hall he In writing, and aball state the place of residence and post office address of tha clalmatit, i n i shall he sworn to by the claimant, hla »g-nt. nr attorney and accompanied by a filing fee of one duller and inch claim or demand not as filed shell ba void. /*« DOROTHY O I B O O If SMITH An Ancillary Eiecutrtx of tha Laat Will and Tasta, m.nt of ANVIEtlEL WAL­ KER rittlllOV, deceased OEU. A. SPEER, JR. Attorney for said E ae cu tflt P. O. Ilox MSI Sanford, Florida PubllaU July It, 14,IL * Aug, T. I t l l . CDU-IT l a lb* JaSav. l ls , la la rei Mt'HAV Na m e JONES. Coarf *r Ike C o s s l y In ilM t* O e e ty , F l.rI’n k a l r , Relate i f JONES, WHOSE FULL i s b i m a n m e h o i v s >>v D ense..4. Ta All Creditors aa* F e n a a e l l a t l a a Claims ar D r a l a l a Aaalaal Sal* K.taiet You aa.t each of you sr* hereby notified and required t* present any claim* and demands which you. or either of you, may liar* sc alnat ths estate of PUSAN JONES. Whose Tull name la HITHAN MKOOINHoN JONE8, dacaaaed. late of aaJd County, to tha County Judge of Brinlnol* County, Florid*, at hla office In the court liou-e of tald County at Hanford, Florida, wltbln e l l calendar niontha from the time of the flrat puhllcetlua of thla notice. Two copies of each claim, or demand shall be la writing, and eliall state the place of residence and poat office ad­ dress o f the claimant, and Shall be eworn to tiy the claimant, agent, attorney and accom­ panied by s filing fee of on* dollar and such claim or de­ mand not eo filed ba void, a / C. A. Etllolt As ancillary administrator of lb* Estate of HUB AN JONES, whose full name Is flUIAN UEUOINBoN JON EH, deceased . Publish July It, IT. 11, t l . ' l l l l c u l t - 41 Soviets Launch 36th Cosmos MOSCOW (UPI) — ’l l * So­ viet Union today launched the 36th of it* Cosmo* series of unmanned satellites. Taos, the Soviet new* agen­ cy, said the satellite was h orbit aad functioning normal­ ly. It said K carried scientific equipment to explore outer space. HOC WIRg 32” --------I 1 7 J 5 PER ROLL 47” _____ S22A0 PER ROLL Now Hear This . . . MYF Meet Membora of the Intermed­ iate and Senior MYFa of the Caaeelberry Community Meth­ odist Church will meat at 6:10 p.m. Tuesday to go by bus to Trinity Methodist Church for the regular monthly meeting of the Christ The King SubJ District, WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson has elimi­ nated Atty. Gen, Robert F. Kennedy from his list of *11gihle* for the Democratic vie* presidential nomination. Kennedy immediately is­ sued a statement calling cn hi* foliuweri and those of the lute President John F. Kennedy to support Johnson. "As I have always said, it the President's responsi­ bility to make known bis choice for vice president,” Kennedy said. " It is in the interest of all of us who were associated w i t h President Kennedy to continue the ef­ forts to advance the pro­ grams anil ideals to which he dtvoted his life and which President Johnson is carrying forward.” Minnesota's Sen*. Hubert H. Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy appeared to be front-runner* for (election a* Johnson'* running mate at the Democratic National Con. ventlcn that begin* in Atlan­ tic City Aug, 24. Associate* of the Chief Executive instiled th at the door ia still open to many other* besides Humphrey and McCarthy. Among others who huve been mentionel are Sen. John O. Pastore, R. 1.; Ed­ mund S. Muskie, Maine; Abraham A. Rlblcoff, Conn., and Thomas J. Dodd, Conn.; Gcv. Edmund G. (P at) Brown of California, Mayor Robert Wngncr of New York City and Undersecretary of Com­ merce Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. Johnson's associate* denied that ho had engaged In a "slop Kennedy" move. They noted that the President's de­ cision to exclude cabinet member* and cabinet confi­ dante* from consideration also knocked out Defense Sec­ retary Ilotwrt 8. McNamara and Pence Corps Director Surgent Shriver. But there was outside spe­ culation, nevertheless, that Johnson made hi* sudden an­ nouncement late Thursday because of the possibility of a convention drive to build up support for the attorney gen­ eral for No, 2 spot on the tic­ ket. There have been report* that Mre. John F. Kennedy would attend the convention —which could help arouse sympathy for the blr* of nominating her brother-inlaw. A memorial service for the late Chief Executive i* scheduled for Thursday — a day after the presidential and vice presidential nominations. But Johnson ended any chance foY Kennedy by call­ ing newsmen in suddenly at <1:10 p.m. EDT Thursday and smilingly announcing: ‘With reference to the se­ lection of the candidate fur vice president on the Demo­ cratic ticket, I have reached the conclusion thet it would he Inadvisable for me to re­ commend to the convention any member of my cabinet or sny of Uiuse who meet regu­ larly with the ceblneL" fb r A Beautiful IN I Weal Cnel Air Ceu4ltioa«4( Cater Yellow) Spurt Coupe. A Fairlaue. Just w* end drive this out to appreciate. You raa ear* mouey her*. Not maiy thousand miles ou IL Strickland-Morrison, Inc. BUILDING “OUR TOWN" was tho art project for seven and eight year old primary students during Vacation Bible School at Longwood's Christ Episcopal Church. In chargu of the work waa Mrs. Judy Dearolf, assistant (Herald Photo}. to Miss Margaret Stevens, _ 322-1481 Your FrtewHy Ford Dealer Buford W. Park 644-8916 WALL SUPPLY WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarter* Far Spriakter Syetema” �ttfir 'frotifttrS Frl. July SI, T t—Pnpe * WrrnTff diiqhliqhJtA I TV Time critics preview coming (elcvision shows by at­ tending rehearsals, watching screenings, studying scripts in New York and Hollywood. Here arc their previews for today: 7:301:30 p m. CBS. The Great Adventure. "The Edu­ cation of Captain Pratt." (re­ run) Exciting tale of U. S. Army problems, Circa 1873, In rounding up renegade In­ dians who refused to live on reservations, 7:30 8:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime, "Inter­ national Ice Extravaganza." (rerun) If you like Ice show, this is a good one. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Dostry. "The Infernal Triangle." (re­ run) Destry's (John Gavin) problem is how to keep a friend (who's paid him for jusl this service) from being tricked into marriage by a determined young lady. 8:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's Law. "Who Killed Who?" (re­ run) Captain Burke (Gene Barry) rarely docs without love Interest. Lola Albright Is the ex-flame and she heads a list of people suspected of murdering a horseman. 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Bob Hope Theatre. "The Fifth Passenger." (rerun) A rather conventional spy chase story enhanced by the romance be. tween stars Dana Wynter and Mel Ferrer, Leo Gcnn play* a British naval intelligence ag­ ent on the trail of a Russian spy, with F errer the spy’s un­ willing accomplice. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Twilight Zone. "Tha 7th Is Made up of Phantoms." (rerun) Near the site of Custer's Last Stand, thres modern national guardsmen encounter four men who are unquestionably "ghost" members of the longdeparted Custer contingent, 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. On Par­ ade. Maybe It's uncharitable or us, but we’d have much preferred this half hour of Henry Manclnl to have been devoted entirely to his own compositions. SEW & SAVE 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. " T h r e e Wives Too Many." (rerun) As the Star, Dan Durycs plays a smooth-talking s u a v e husband who has four wives in as many separate cities. One wife (Teresa Wright) gets wiie snd makes visits to each of the other dupes, object: To dispose of their mutual husband In a sharing manner that's not calculated to make any of them look guilty. 10-11 p.m. NBC. The Jack Paar Show, (color) (rerun) A pleasant hour with soma good bits. Art Carney does an Im­ personation of Jack (he even does Paar'a opening mono­ logue), then joins Paar on a "Meet the Press" panel in­ terviewing Jonathan Winters as King Quasi, leader of a new nation, Marjorie Rambcau and Rirh-| good wishes In is wild a slap­ and Burton star in this true stick opening as this series story of Peter Marshall, a- has had to date. A very funny dapted from the book written show. by his wife Catherine. 7:30 8 p.m. CBS. My Favor­ 9:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The ite Martian (rerun) Starts Hollywood Palace, (rerun) slowly bul Ihc laughs pick up Tonight’s host is Groucho when our Martian (Ray Wal­ Marx, so don't expect too ston) starts to get the worst much In Ihc way of sanity. In of his bargain. Damaged addition to his expected flood though his spaceship is, Mr. of witticisms, Groucho re­ Martian figures he can at last vives his old Dr. Hackcnhush return In Mars because the characterization and, as al. planet will be very close to way, surrounds himself with earth for a few hours. He pretty girls. doesn't reckon with unexpect­ 10:-11:30 p.m. CBS. Miss ed interference from Mrs. Universe Beauty Pagent. John Brown (Pamela Britton) that Daly and Arlene Francis arc results in an ambulance call. Ihc host-anchor team report­ 7:308:30 p.m. NBC. Walt ing Ihc selection of Miss Uni­ Disney. “The Wahoo Bobcat." verse 1961 from Miami Reach. (color) (rerun) Another of The show is the culmination Disney's fascinating adven­ of four days of competition ture shorts, ingeniously en­ among beauties from 66 conn-1 hanced with a storyline that * • * tries. Jack Llnklcllcr is the almost makes you believe the master of cere­ wild animal principals were Here are their previews for on-stage monies. made lo respond to trainer Saturday: . . . cue, which of course they 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. The Lieutenant. "A Troubled Im­ Here arc their previews for were not. age." (rerun) This episode Sunday: 8 9 p.m. CBS. The Ed Sulli6- 8:30 p.m. CBS. The Twen­\nn Show, (renin) Al Htrt's concerns the trainings of Vietnamese officers by our tieth Century. "We Fed Our fans will enjoy this since he Marines. One just happens to Enemies." (rerun) This docu­ is the headliner. For opera be a beautiful girl. Guest mentary deals with the aid buffi, there's Roberta Peters, Pilar Seurat plays the girl. our country has given to both for those who Just like mu­ Gary Lockwood and Robert enemies and friends during sic, the Kim Sisters. and after World War II, as Vaughn are the regulars. l ul l p.m. NBC, Du Pont 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Hoot­ well as the Russian famine. Show of Ihe Week. "The Sil­ enanny. (rerun) There's some Films showing ex-President le r Burro." (color) (rerun) superior folk talent. The Tar- Herbert Hoover touring Eu­ A moderately cnterlaining riers offer Jesse Fuller's "San rope after World War I are nonviolent western which ex­ Francisco Bay Blues," the Included. ploits the confusion of the Brothers Four take a crack at 6:30-7 p.m. CBS. Mister Ed, story for comedy purposes. Neighbor Gordon The setting is a courtroom Rolf Harris' "Tie Me Kan (rerun) garoo Down, Sport," and Will Kirkwood (Leon Ames) pre­ and Ihe case is (o determine Holt does the same compos­ sents a funny picture trying to jusl who is entitled to share er's "Down in ihe Valley." convince his wife and Carol in the proceeds of the larg­ 8:30-9:30 p.m. CBS. The De­ Post (Florence MacMichael est silver strike In Ihc Idaho fenders. "The Avenger." (re­ and Connie Hines) that he’s Territory. run) Another example of this aeon Wilbur and Mr. Erl series' efforts to question the playing chess. The gals hum­ depths of justice in the letter or him, but when lie reports of the Isw. A doctor inter­ other human actions by Mis­ Dr. Denis Baly rupts a banquet to shoot down ter Ed, the gals figure GordTo Be Guest At the guest speaker, believing don needs psychiatric help. him responsible for the con­ 7- 7:30 p.m. NBC. The Bill Holy Cross centration camp deaths of hit Dana Show. “Jose Resigns." Holy C r o n s Episcopal (rerun) Mr. Phillips (Jona Church of finiifunl wilt be wife and son. 9-11:20 p.m. NBC. Saturday than Harris) wins an award boat Sunday tn Dr. Denis Night at the Movies. "A Man for outstanding hotel manage- Duly, professor of Religion ni Called Peter." (color) (rerun) men), which makes him fair Kenyon College, Gambler, Richard Todd, Jean Peters, game for Jose's (Bill Dana's) Ohio. Dr. Bnly, nntiomilly known author and lecturer, will speak al both the l) a.m. hml the 11 a.m. service. Hit re­ cent hook, "The Geography 11:10 (1) Patar Hunn 7:14 ID Tha Lieutenant of the Bible," hnn iwen nrIS) Hootenanny 11:10 ( » Kayhol* 1:00 ID Han Kranclarn rlnimrd liy scholars an our of Convention Clly MONDAY A. U. Ihe bent ever issued on thn ( D Jackla (llaaton IS) Lias Howard KprrUI * 00 C ) s u n On subject. 1:10 (3) Joey Blahop (Color) Oil* 13) Sunahlno Almanta During llic summer hr has ( D Tha Dafandora 1.10 i d llrowara Almanao (I) Liwranro Walk been guest at the home of ID KaUuiuli'a o( Man 0:0* ( I) Saturday Night 7:00 i l l Today Mr. and Mrs. Rnndnil Chase Mnvl* (•) Bummar Bamaatar 0:11 ID Phil S ilv a n In Bclair while he works on 7.30 III Nawa It) Hollywood Palara 1:14 (I) Farm, Uarhal Bo­ a new book. Dr. Bnly is Mrs. 10:00 ( D Mlaa Universe Pa­ gart geant Chuae's brother-ln-lnw and is »:*l ID Today 11:00 (0) Nawallna 14) Deputy l i a n a Minw no stranger tn Snnfnrd. 10:10 (S) Huy toimbardn W eekend T e le v is io n FRIDAY P. M. 1.00 <21 1 ft) |3 ) t i l t ID II) I 41 IS) T;00 IS) IS) 7:10 1.30 1:10 lS.'IS 10:41 71:11 N .w .eop * Kali, Cnnven. N .w .lln . Ch. « a p or u lluntlar • B r lak l.r THA Hllant B.rvlc. Krp. Nat. Convan. T. B. A. IS) 1st. Hhowtlm* IS) Daatrr ( D lloli Hop* Chrjr. Thaatra IS) llurka'a Law IS) ruromertlm. Slap IS) rrlea la Hlaht II) A lfr.4 Hitchcock Hour (1) .lark Paar (Cotor) IS) KlRht of tha Week IS) Twllleht Zona IS) Republican Conventton T. B. A. (S) New* (S) Nawa—Murpkr Mar­ lin (S) Ntw», •porta, Waatthar ( I) Thaalar of tha tiara ID Johnny Carson (Color) ( t ) Uavarlek 11:10 (I) Thaalar of th* Blaro 11:1* 0) Adult Theater l l ; l l ID Movl* I D l-'hamial BIx Nawa, Spuria, Waathar 11:4* ( ( ) Thaatra of th* Blare SUNDAY F . M. Th* Blory Revival Industry on Parada 11:11 ItaaaUall L enar Light Housa Ural Roberts lti*« Raeaball Social Security In 11:11 Action 1:00 ID Chrlatophara SATURDAY A. ML 1:10 ID Itausa A Anawara f:3S IS) Nawa, Weather ID Baarball 1:10 (I) Bummar S*m»«t*r 1:1* ID Baaaball T:Oo (I) Grower* A lm inas 1:00 IS) Discovery *04 IS) Nawa 7:1* (I) Deputy Do* Variety 1:10 41) Movl* for a Bunday Afternoon ■how 1:00 ( D An Ago of Kings ( t ) UVD SUd-FterM* 1:10 <D PHA Holf Tourn*. 1:11 i s ) Acros* The Pane* 4:00 ( D Tha Hraat Adventure II) Capt. 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Kangaroo I It i l ) Waalha. and Nawa 3.00 ( D l.'seroli* for Modern Woman *:14 (I) Carlonvlll* ':** i l l Divorce Court I SO i d Util Uterm Shew A:30 14 llompar Room ID American Hlalory II.SI ID Bay When ID Mika Walla** 10 31 (31 NBC Nawa 10:10 ( D Word for Word ID I Lev* La ay tl: t * I I . I* 13:0c 11:14 13:10 Intermediate M YF Swimming Party Set Ily Jane C'aaoclbrrry The Inlcrmediato MYF of the Cd»*eliierry Community Methodist Church is planning n swimming party Saturday I D T rie * !■ B ig h t ID Tha McCoys afternoon from 2:90 until II) CaasahlralloB 6:30 at the home of the rnun13) Hat T h * Mtaaaa* adorn, Mr. and Mr*. Leonard i l ) Fata A Oladya (3) Jeopardy Casselberry, on Lake Tony. I D Mlaalng Links A wiener roaat and picnic MONDAY P. M. ■upper wilt follow an after­ 13) Fay Whan ID Love or Lit* noon of swimming and games. IS) Rap. Conv. Fellowship chairman Bon­ i l ) Harry Reason** 10 ) Basrah far Taanaavaw nie Reiker la in charge of ar­ ( ! ) Truth or Con**rangements. q u .n c .e 11:41 (0) Holding Light 11:SI 131 NBC Nawa Report 1:00 i l l Op*n Window 13) New*. Kdltorial and Waathar 1:11 (1) Focus DM ID Aa Th* Weald Vaasa (31 t-at'a Mak* A Deal 1:1* 131 NBC Nawa Report I: 0v (41 l-ataword ID Tmr.lt* Tuung 1:1* ID NBC News t i l l (3) Th* Doctors ID Art Llnklattec (I) Day In Court 1 :SI ( l ) T.la* Howard 1:00 (3) Another World (I) To Tall the Truth ID Haatral Hospital 1 l i ( D Douglas Edwards l ie (3) You Don't Bay (Sr Quean For A Day 0:*4 ( D Th* Matah Cam* ID Trallmaslar (I) Barrel Harm 1:1* ( D NBC Nawa 4.11 ( 3) NBC Nawa ID Unala Wall 4 :is (S) Americas Mtwnatead 4:41 (1) NBC Mawd 4.4* (I) Checkmate ID Magllla Gorilla | : t l (3) Nawacop* ID Deputy Dawg D i e (3) Nawacop* (I) Leave It T* Beaver Fall Fashion PARADE WHEELCHAIR CAMI'ERS enjoy horseplay tamlem rides nt Cnmp Chal­ lenge, Florida's Easier Sea) camp for crippled children, if they can recruit a third camper to push. Half of the .100 campers to attend the cnmp this summer will conic in wheelchairs. Visitors’ Day is Sunday. 24 Delinquent Fun Day Set Sunday Accounts Given City Attorney At Camp Challenge Twenty-four accounts of in­ dividuals or firms which owe the City of Sanford money, some for as long os two year#, were presi ntrd lo the City Co mm Italon Monday for ac­ tion. Commissioners studied the lot and llien ordered them turnrd over lo City Attorney William Hutchison for ac­ tion. Charges included hi the ac­ counts include demolishing of condemned structures; mow­ ing, damages to a street light pole, utilities bills and nllirr aervicr*. The debtora will be given 3(1 dnys official notice after which time legal procedure* will lie taken. In other action commis­ sioner* approved (lie payment of a $51)1) fee on tho purl term­ inal application; authorized the City manager to trans­ fer funds from ono account tn another tn pny for painting of fire hydrants; turned down an advertisement in Die mu­ nicipal league magazine; dlsrttssed who would go to the FI(| Ida Municipal Irngue Convention in Jacksonville on Oct. 25 lo 27. Commissioners turned down a request from John Appleby for permission lo sell flowers from a truck at the north end of the mall, on the basis that such permission would violate city ordinance*. They granted n cnntimmnee of tho tenso of the City Zoo concession stand tn Mrs. Eula McClelland for five years. A public hearing wan set for Aug. 10 at 6 p.m. on the cnnitemnation of two build­ ings nt 701 and 703 West Ninth St. Commiaaioners refused a request from R. T. Johnson for permission to run • hui to ths Naval Air Station and Sunland Estates, on the grounds that the last bus service hero was camelled at the rcqueit of the Navy. READY SOON III rung lim it T H E SH IR TW A IST M U ST! C O N C O R D BOLLS FU" ’ F lo rid a w ill attend Cnmp Challenge this Sanford Man On Enterprise Midshipman First Class De­ ter 11. Tnmny, son of C’ltr. (tel) and Mrs. Lewis D. Tamny of 1516 E. Second SL, is aboard the nuclear-power­ ed Navy attack carrier, tJSS Enterprise, for Die annual midshipman training cruise. While on the cruise, he will receive training in seaman­ ship. gunnery, ordnance and other military subjects neces­ sary to becoming a naval officcr. The Enterprise i* oper­ ating in Die Mediterranean with Dm Sixth Fleet. G E M I N I PRIN TS ON THE OCEAN DAYTONA'S FftfSTfGV ADDtISS Prestige comat with your key. when you move Into "The Towert" . . . toon to be completed oceantront luxury apartments. 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Tracy Stallard pitched the to 3 decision to Fort Pierce In The fun you get from boat­ New York Mete to a 6-2 viea contest which handed the ing can be recorded on film, tory over the Loa Angelee oast coast city's team the but taking pictures on the Dodgers on Caeey Stengel's Area title. water is not exactly like 73rd birthday. The loilng Fort Pierce put lour runs ■hooting them on land. Expos­ pitcher wae Bob Miller. on the scoreboard In the very ures, for one thing, are dif­ Thursday night, the Dodg­ first frame and Sanford tallied ferent. Glare from the water ers spoiled Stengel’e 74th three time* in their half of the and reflected light can throw blrthdsy by beating the Mete, sixth atania. That waa the normal shutter exposures way 6-3. The winning pitcher wee ■coring for the encounter. off. Miller and the loeer, you For Sanford, it waa a caae A safe rule of thumb Is to guessed It, wee Stallard. of a aore arm. take meter readings, compute Six Dodgers—Don Drysdate, Jim Courier, nursing an ail­ a proper exposure for ordin­ Willie Davis, Maury Willi, ing wing for the most part of ary shooting, then bring your Wally Moon, Lee Wall* and the week, took the hill for Post lens down another stop. The Nate Oliver—serenaded Sten­ S3. gel before Thursday night’s In the initial Inning, an In­ decrease in light admitted to game, singing a special happy field single and a sacrifice put the film will compensate, at birthday long with lyrics by two runners on the h u e paths. least In part, for the amount Sammy Cahn. Another sersteh hit filled the of extra light on and around Davis and Moon then help­ sseks and a long single the water. To help minimise glare, ed the Dodgers acore five runs brought in three runs. A fly to in tho final three innings to the outfield Ister In the frame use a light yellow filter for ■hooting black and white. A HANGING UP — Dick Schofield, left, nnd Bob wipe nut a 3-0 deficit. Davis brought In mother. Bitiley of the Pittsburgh Pirate* aren’t really stroked a run-scoring triple At the *nd of the third in­ skylight filter la recommend­ icnnsing up on tho pitcher. Schofield la at bat, ning Courier retired in fsvor ed for most color film. It N O !l M A I, exposure* in the seventh inning and while Bailey awingii away in the on-dcck circle. of Hick Sires who hurled the helps tllmlnste the bluish don’t necessarily work Moon knocked In another run fourth, fifth and sixth innings. cast caused by the reflection over wnter. in the next frame with a After Courier hsd yielded four of blue sky off the water sur­ pinch double. ■re recommended for use on runs snd five hits—failing to face. Among the gift* received strike out a single batter — For pictures of fast moving water rather than high speed by Stengel was the box seat Sires hurled one-hit ball over boats, shnot at a shutter film because light values are ■ a c t i o n In tha old Polo speed of et least 1 /1200th as ■o extreme. All currently Grounds in which his wife, his three-inning stint. Marvin Sheffield took over the boat approaches or lravei available color films, with the Edna, was Billing in 1023 tor Sanford in the seventh and you. Unless you want a blur, exception of a few of high when she met her future hus­ during the two frames he hurl­ never try to stop action on a Speed, should work well on band, who was then playing ed be allowed no runs and one boat moving rapidly at right or around the water. for the New York Giant*. b it Neither Sire* nor Sheffield angles to Urn camera lens. ran into any difficulty. NEXT: Camera care. Medium speed pan films Meanwhile Sanford waa hav­ NORMAN, Okla. (UTI) — 10-roundrr le the first outing ing difficulty In solving the The Oklahoma Sooner*, per- for 31-year-otd Tiger of Ni­ deliveries of Hill Noono — a enninl powerhouse of the geria since he lost the 160"Junk ball" hurler. But Noone I’ialns, hope to storm the pound crown to Joey Glerdello held Sanford to five Jilts — grid scene this fall with 23 at Atlantic City last Dec. 7. three of them coming in the W L Pet. GB lettrrm rn, another powerful sixth inning. New York 61 37 .622 running attack and possibly Rick Gollohcr led off the M Baltimore 62 39 .614 a mora potent passing bar­ frame with a single to renter 60 40 .600 3 Chicago rage. and went to third on Billy Lo* Angelos 34 53 .509 11 If all goes well, that’s what Kuykendall's two b a g g e r , 51 52 .405 12*4 Boston Oklahoma foes ran expect. .So Steve Harris fanned hut Billy .465 53 1314 50 Detroit Higgins worked a pais from 49 u ABO 14 saya the 1064 Oklahoma bro­ Minnesota Noone to Jam the aacka. 43 37 .430 10 chure, which made its debut lly Julian Htrnstrom body In there who'* not able Cleveland Larry Plvec grounded to the today. But there are hazards 03 .387 24 Washington 41 to put forth hla best effort. Herald Kporta Editor infield and was safe at first Kama* City 39 (13 .3R6 23V4 among tha hope* and some In Mantle's ease, he made on a fielder's choice when Gol­ Ted Dudok of Altamonte king-sited problems must be Thursday's Results lohcr wss forced at the plate Springs takes us to task no effort to even hobble Haiti more 7 Minnesota 4 dealt with. down the lino on the ground Chicago 2 Detroit 0 on a close call. Their nationally televised Red Jnnscn was safe at first abcut last Monday's "Think­ ball ho hit to the Infield. Washington B Cleveland 7 on another fielder's choice ing Out Loud" concerning And we’re confident that Only games scheduled when a play was made at the opinions of major league svrn Dudck will admit that Clown On Bill Today’s Games plate for Kuykendall. How­ baseball today. if it bad been any one of 1GO Ho»bm at I,o* Angeles, night At the end of the third inever, Billy beat the throw to "I saw aonin good pitching," other major leaguer* they’d Baltimore at Kansas City 2, nlng of Saturday night's don­ (ho plate. Donnie Smith was he writes, "and soma hard hit have been fined. A few your* twi-night key hall x*m* slated for 7:30 safe at first on an error and bulls to tho infield. Sunday's ago they'd have been fired. New York it Minnesota, night at Castt-lberry Recreation Higgins tallied the second run. gams had some good double Duilek any*, "If you don’t Detroit at Cleveland 3, twl Park’s Cooper Field, A. Mur­ Sheffield singled Pivec home play* and a ball pulled down like the game don’t knock It." night ry O'Fiynn, a well known with the third marker and on from the left field wull, a Duilek would have difficul­ Chicago at Washington, night clown and comedlnn, will the play at the plate for Plvec ccuplo of trrurs plus a fuw ty In finding anybody in Saturday's Games an overthrow occurred and boners. WJiut tilse does a Seminole County more inter­ Boston at Los Angeles, night present a 30-minute perform­ Jansen rared home with the baseball fan ask. That's base­ ested In baseball thnn we Baltimore at Kansas City, ance. O’Flrnn fa known ■■ ths lying marker. ball!" are. If we weren’t we’d pass night "Clowning Colonel" end 1* said However, Jansen wss cslled So It la. Bui we're talking It off nnd forget It. But it's New York at Minnesota out and the decision was hotly about thn spirit, hustle and because wn do like baseball Detroit at Cleveland LAUNCHES DRIVE protested by die Sanford club "git-up and go" which linsethat we're concerned about it. Chicago at WaDiington NEW YORK (UPI) — For­ and its manager, bull lucks today. It Isn’t what E v e r y baseball official mer middleweight champion Thomas said this morning it used to be. It tikes too we've talked to—from Wld that he doesn't mind losing much time to play the games Dick Tiger, hopelesi of get­ Matthews of the New York lu ll games but, "Decisions today. ting a return shot at the ti­ Mels on down—tulle ns that like that one arc hard to take Perhaps TV' viewers don’t ball players today lark the W I. P e t GB tle, launches a new campaign in a situation like this." tonight in a fight with Jose mind hut most baseball peo­ fight, spirit end lustre that Philadelphia 56 41 .586 Thu did the trick and Fort ple will tell you that lung Gomelri et Madison Square 38 .560 m San Fran. 44 once marked the game's par­ Tierce will move into the state 53 44 .548 4 Garden. drawn out games Is a major ticipant*, because they're Just Pittsburgh tourney at West Palm Beach. Cincinnati 55 47 .530 414 prebtom In getting people ‘to not hungry enough. Score by innings; SI Uiuia 53 48 .525 A Legal Notice Onto Lull player* were hun­ Sanford don oi)3 non—3 3 t pay tlielr way Into tho park* Milwaukee 53 48 .520 0*4 today. gry. They knew they bud to Tort Pierce 4M 000 oos—I T 3 N t iT ic n iik a f f i . i c a t i o n I/os Angeles 50 40 .505 8 r i m t a x ituK ii Courier, Sires (4), Sheffield "You talk about Murillo's fight and play hard to keep Chicago 48 51 .485 10 <See. tel.IS Fieri** I t l t s l M effort to first base," lliidek their jobs because there wsi Houston 47) and Higgins; Noone and 45 58 .437 IS e f le s a i continued, "llow many foot­ always toineona waiting to Miller. NOTICK I* IIK U E nr o t v New York 30 72 .291 2914 RN, ball players play with a pull­ take their place. That ' . i- l Municipal Thursday's Results Cnrp the holder of lha follow. ed muscle or other injuries 7" Good ball player* today— Pittsburgh 1 Houston 0 Ins certificate has flint ssld Football coaches tell ua the expert* will tell u»—are rsrttflrsts for tax d t s l to lx Uturrl thereon. Th* certified* Hud plenty of them do and few and far between, that Pittsburgh S Houston 3 numtirr snd r»»r of Issuance, Thursday1! Results olio cf the inoat difficult jobs is when you consider how St. Louis 6 Chicago 3 til* d-scrlpllon of ths propsrtX, Ijoi Angeles 6 New York 3 Columbus 4-5, Lynchburg 0-1 for the coaching staff ia to snd ths nsms tn which It v t i baseball has expanded. On Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 3 assessed sr s as follows: Aahville 7-3, Knoxville 2-2 detect a player who ia not up tho other hand, them are Certificate No. >34 Tear ef Tudsy’i Games Macon (1, Birmingham 4 to par. They don’t want any* some hall players today *s Issuance 1SSI San Francisco at Pittsburgh ll re e rlp lln e e f K r n p s r fp t Chattanooga 5, Charlotte 4 good If not lietter than plsyl e t 3* lllte 7 H i M s n do r i s t night nook i rs s -s t m si st * era of 10 to 30 years p ast lots Angelo* i t Philadelphia si Fun Night Will The trouble la—they tell us— night Nuns tn which m assed xtiTM'i: o k t r r i . t i ' t T i u x Vert D. A Kdlih M. Drsnl. All they’re not encugh uf the Milwaukee at Chicago Be Held Monday colorful ru n m 111:1:11 of said prnpriir helnx In ths ones tn go n round. Cincinnati at St. latuli, night Cnunlr of H-mlnnts. Hist* of ( f e e . O il.IS r iiirliiK s t a t u t e , The Mrlodre Dance and n r llilltl Houston at New York 2, twi Florida I’nlrss such rsrilflcsls When you boll It all down, NOTICK IS ItliltKIlT <11V- Figure Skating Club ii spon­ shall l>s redeemed according lo night the gamo doe* lack the rftlor TN, T in t l.srp*x U n i t y Ct.rp soring a "Fun Night" at the law ths proptrtp described In t h i Imldtr of th* following such csrllflcste will bs sold Saturday's Games it once hnd. There's no two r rr llflce ie hat fllsil salt! c m - Mclodee Skating Rink Mon­ to the h iah tsi blddsr at the l l f l c s ' c for tax dsed to ha I o n . day night from 7 until 10 way* aluiut that. What can San Francisco at Pittsburgh from door of the femtnols lxt* Angelee at Philadelphia ft tlirreon The csrttflral* correct the sltuatlcnl Countr Court llo u ss at Kan numhir amt year of lesusm c, p. m. ford, Florid*, on th* first Monnight Some individual, outstand­ m e description of the eropsrty, There will be games, prizes, d s r In th* mnnth of Auxual, Milwaukee at Chicago and the name In which It « o liomemutle Ice cream and at ing stars who can find ways I f l l . which la th* Ird d s r ef eiiSM ed ere as followsAnnual. 1HI. Cincinnati at St. Louis t ' e r t l f l n l e No. tISt T »sr of 10 p. m. an old fnshinn "taffy to win ball games, excite the I'sisd this 11th d s r *f Jaas. Houston at New York crowd and display competi­ Issue n<>- I MI III*. puli." llrerrleiton af Property ■ (u l f l e l s l Clerk'* Boat) Trucecds will help send the tion. toil 3 Kit* U. Triplett Ix h c Arthur If. Beckwith, J r , From I960 to 1000 Florida This would be a lot more Shotee I'lat Ilook I I'eae IS club's champions to national Clark Circuit Court received three out of every 10 Name In which eaeeeeed Krnilnola Countr. Florid* exciting than watching seven Herbcrl A a Katherine T. events. Hr u. T. itsr J r . o r . or eight pitcher* ride cart* of America's increase in IS ruMIsh Julr T. 1*. t t . t l , l i l t Penelun All of eald properly to 2t-yrar-nldl. being In the County of Semi­ CI»I-*I front the bullpen to the nole, S tele of Florida. I'nlt «e mound. such certificate sh ell he re- Games Nightly Sports Capsule American League Thinking Out Loud Sooners Make Plans To Storm Grid Scene 'That's Baseball/ Says Altamonte Fan National League Southern Leaque Legal Notice deemed according to law the properly deet-rlhed tn eurli certificate will he sold to the highest bidder at the front door of the Seminole County Court llouee at Hanford. Flor­ ida. on the first Monday In the month of Auauet. t i l l , which la the Ird day of Auguat, 11*4. Mated title 11th day of June, tilt. tuff Id a I Clerk's Bent) At 11>ii r II llerkwllh, Jr- / Cleik Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida Ilyi ft T. Itsy, Jr.. M c. 1’Au-ii July >«, t7, :t. ii, m t c tn t.is A t Casselberry Beginning Monday, there will lie two games played each evening at Casselberry Roe rcatiun Turk's Cooper Field. One game will be played In the Men's Slo-Titrh Softball League and the other in the Remlnole Summer League. The former ie for men of age nine to 09 and the latter is for boys 15 through IV. • • • Speaking of baseball, Gen­ eral Munagcr Bob Willis of the Orlando Twins saya that baseball fans rsn see Mon­ day night's contest with league-leading Tampa free. I t’s "bank night" — mean* that tickets ara available at most banka in the Orlando area. Willis la anticipating the largest crowd of th* 1964 season fur this event, i A General Motors Special Y*p, it's ■ nice IMS Impels 4 dr. V-S, And *11 the goody extras. Including Power. If you ore interested In ■ ua*d 1963 Impale. Then take the time to rons end look. OK 7 T T Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. 1’ark 644-8916 S xnfnrh Pape 6— S rralti Fri. July 31, ’61 Big Production S et For A ug ust By George C. I.angtord UPI Sports Writer The Chicago White Sox and the Baltimore Orioles are re­ hearsing for the dramatic American league production of "September in August” which opens next Friday in Erasing Debts Goal Of Oviedo Athletic Group Yankee Stadium and runs for 19 straight games. The drama was written and produced by an unwitting schedule maker who exhausts all games among the three contenders by Aug. 23, with nothing left for tho September "stretch drive" except m eet­ ings with the also-rans. The Yankees play 15 con­ secutive games with the sec­ ond-place Orioles and thirdplace White Sox beginning a week from today in New York with home series' in ea ch city to follow. Immediately a f t e r Balti­ more and Chicago finish with the Yankees they engage each other In a final four-game set at Chicago beginning Aug. 24. For years the Yankres have deprived the AL of a true Sep­ tember pennant chase. Now. with the promise of a red hot race, the schedule is the vil­ lain. Both the White Sox anti the Orioles abated a half-game off the idle Yankees' lead Thursday. Ben Ward, an Oviedo real­ tor and supporter of the Ovie­ do High School athletic pro­ gram, announced today that Oviedo Athletic Association will sponsor a presentation of tha Rebel Quartet Thursday night. Th* program will ba held at th* John E. Courier Ath­ letic Field and will get under way at 8 p.m. Proceed* from the affair will be usrd to as­ sist In tha retirement of in­ debtedness against the foot­ ball park. "Our big goal right now," said Ward, "ia to pay off the high school stadium." He added, “A large part of tha money for this stadium Thursday's Results cam* from many fin* peojle throughout Seminole County Richmond 12, Toronto 1 and Central Florida. The as­ Buffalo 6, Columbus 4 sociation is grateful to these Jacksonville 7, Rochester 1 Only games schedule many friends." International League The Orioles moved within e half game of first plsce by out-slugging the Minnesota Twins with five home runs far a 7-4 decision. Jackie Brandt cracked two homers in sup­ port of rookie Dave Vineyard s second victory since being called up from the Interna­ tional League two weeks ago. Earl Robinson hit a tw o run blast and Dick Brown and Brooks Robinson had solo homers for the Orioles. Minne­ sota rookie Tony Oliva extend­ ed his hitting etreik to t l games, but could not avert the Twins’ 16th loss in their last 19 games. Gary refers, who yielded only three hits in his last vic­ tory, hcM the Detroit Tigers to three singles, and Bill Skowron tripled homo both runt in the sixth inning for a 2-0 viotory. The victory lifted the Whit* Sox within two games of the Yankees and dealt Dave Wickersham his eighth loss. It was the fifth time Wirkershim has failed to win his 13th game. In the only other American League contest, the Senator* rallied to stop the Indians 8-7. St. I-ouis toppled Chicago V 2. Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader from Houston 1-0 and 8-3, Ixts Angeles overcame New York 5-3, and Philadel­ phia rallied to drfeat San Francisco 4-3 in 10 Inning* in National League action. Mil­ waukee snd Cincinnati were not scheduled. % �'Ensign Pulver' At Hits Hollywood Role 'Open Sesame' WAITER MATTHAU, cn?t ns a ship’s doctor, watches closely nml hopefully ns Robert Walker, playing tho name-role in "Ensign Pulver”, pre­ pares to avenge the crew by sling-shotting the menn-spirited ship’s captain, portrayed by Burl Ives. Scene is from the new Warner Bros, comedy-drama set to open Rundny at the Ritz Theatre. SAVE Legal Notice UP TO $.100 M m n : o r ii»i*i.n*%Tio* 1*011 T \ \ IIKHII 11*1.in I l nr l i U M s l u t r * of on floor modrli N OT I C E IN I I K R E H Y HI VEN, T h » t t ^ r r * c I t r s l t y Cnrp. tti* b#*M*r nf l b# f o l l o w i n g r e r t l f l r * t • h a t fl1#d baM c i r t l * flea \ # f i«r t a x il r*r*. I to h# t f s u e d t he r e o n . 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F n l e a i aur h r ert lf lcat # • h a i l ha r #de #m#d a c c o r d l n R to l a w t h # p r o p e r t y d#scrlb#<t lit i n c h c e r t If l eal # will ha #oM t o t h# h Ik h r at b i d d e r ai t he f r o n t d o o r of t h a He ml md # C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u a # a t Hanfunl, F l o r ­ ida, on t h# d r a t Mo n d a y In t h# m o n t h of Auitiiat. 1M4, w h i c h la t he 3rd d a y of A u g u s t Organs & Pianos INTRODUCTORY O FFER Illggcat Discount In Ihe 35 Year llislory of the Company! DUCHESS Follow the leader... You! When Warner Broi. decided to meke ‘‘Ensign Pulver," « new comedy - drama which open* Sunday at tha Riti Theatre aa a sequel to it* aucceiiful "Mr. Roberta," the ■tudlo reallted it would have to think big. Jo.hua Logan, about a* big a atage-and-acreen director a* there la and alao a prize-win­ ning co-author of Broadway vehicle* (Including the "Mr. Robert*" play) was engaged to produce and direct "Enilgn Pulver" In Technicolor and Panavialon. The task of writ­ ing the ecreenplay wet as­ signed to Logan and a collab­ orator. Next th* itudio lined up an array of top-level star*—Hurl Ives, W alter Mntthnu, Kay Medford and Tommy Sand* for tha charter lead., and Robert Walker and Millie Per­ kins for the romantic leads. The casting for lesser part* Included Diana Sands and AI Freeman Jr., outstanding Ne­ gro performers, and James Forentinno, Gerald O'Loughlin, James Coco, Snl Paps, Joseph Marr and Lnrry Rag­ man, among the best of Hip current young theatrical-televislon-srreen thespinns. To get the "Pacific** atmos­ phere important to the story, Logan moved his artots and stuff of Warner teclmirlnns In Acapulco. The big modern Churubusco Studio of Mexico City provided such facilities ns light* and generator*, airconditioned buses, and a workcrew of 60. Maritime* Mexlennns, a shipping outfit, pull­ ed a former U. S. Nnvy cargo vessel out of its regular run and turned it over to Logan ns a floating location-site, The Mexican Navy furnished smaller auxiliary craft, anil the cove*, benchea and air­ ports around Acapulco fur­ nished the settings for many story-pointa. D a t a d t h l i 13th d a y of J un # , m i l U f f l d a l C l * r k ‘« P*a1» A r t h u r II. I t e r k w i t h , J r , C l e r k C i r c u i t Co u r t . Heml nol * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a I t y : <». T. Hay. J r . I» 4 P u h l l a h J u l y 10, 17, 24. I I , 1344 cuii-ai MUSIC COMPANY 1909 W. Fairbanks W inter P ark — MI 7-3997 T urn W ait at Fairbanke. — OPEN EVENINGS — . o v»«« 1 R I O t -IH 1 T HE AT R E NO. 1 AT 7:t5 ONLY N firirr o r «%i.rs leftt 9 Block 49, TOWNSITE OF NOHTIf CIIULU. OTA. a aubdlvuion, a c ­ cording to p lit thrr»of rfl- TONITE & SAT. ANOTHER IlIG Triple Feature cnrd#di tn P l at I k m k ;3„, pa g e # 54 t o bK. Inrlufllva, o f t h# Public I t e uor da of H#mltiol# C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o g e t h e r w i t h al l a t r u r t u r # f l a nd I mprovement *. t li«n or th« r#flft#r on #nId l and. Thl » !» m a d # pur Munnt t o F i n a l Darrafl o f Kor #r| of l ur # #nt #r #1 i n t h # a h o v a eau##. i hinccry Pock#t No. I l l Si. now p e n d i n g In t h # C i r c u i t ru n r t of Miid fo r tfariilriale Co u n t y , F l o r i d a , "THE DEEP SIX” IN COLOR ALAN LAUD SH IhVING AT 10:0(1 ONLT Arabian Night* F antasy . . . Full Of Fun m il Comedy Will. A Genie In A Dottlr . . . Rreee One . . . T hat I t . . • IN WITNKSH Wlf KII EOF, 1 havfl h e r e u n t o «#t m y h a n d a n d of f i ci al ***al t h l a I * t h d a y of Jul y, 1941 "THE BRASS BOTTLE" <HKAL> TONY RANDALL — HURL IVES iia r r a r a k h e n — in c o l o r A r t h u r II lt#« k with. J r , Cl a r k nf tli# C i r c u i t C o u r t tn aril! f*»r Ht m l n o l * C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a By: Kll*#t>#th Ilrutnahan l*#put y C l a r k NO. 3 AT 11:311 ONLY "THE PRIZE” Jfti#ph M Muraako IN COLOR p. O l i n t 22ft Farm Park P u h l l a h J u l y t l , 1194 f IHI-1 AI PAUL NEWMAN” TODAY & HAT. COMING — SUN., MON„ TUBS. Mill alt HI. ri.m inis, July, 1994 ( HEAL) A r t h u r If. B * r k w | f b . J r . 4'l<*rk of Ci r c ui t * m i r l 11f t Ha it dr a H. Jijhriaon P * p Ut y Cl * r k And*rw>n. J t ui h. U* a n A L ' w n L i 331 Ka a t O n t r a l Ho n i a r a rd, Or l a n d o , F l o r i d a P u h l l a h J u l y 10. 17. 31, I I . M i l C|>1L 39 ng™* p p H te S Following in the hilarious fun-steps o f “M ister Roberts" i STARTS SUNDAY ly confident. It almost verges on the ridiculous. He's got a new television llavo you aren the sophis­ series, "Slattery's People," duo over CBS this fall, Cr*-n- ticated picture* with their na i* a fine aclor, aa any i gng captions on tha walls of survivor of "The Real Me- ■the Caribe? Coys" know-*. II* li also a They nro so amusing nnd good and experienced direc­ provide that touch that gives tor. He like* lo do belh. "I have U in my contract ' a different atmosphere, when that I can direct some of the you drop In for lunch, din­ 'Slatlery'i People' episodes," ner, or Just to relax with he aay*. "But I think I'll wait your favorite drinks. until next year for that. This On Fridays all you have to way, I'll k arn my character do is punch a button to enjoy through and through." your favorite music on the Now you and I know that mast television series never record machine. You don't see the light of a second year. hnve fp put in any money. And her is Dick Crenna bank­ It's nil free. ing on it. That's being confi­ Delicious food from Rose and Wilk’s restaurant, too. dent with a capital K. • • • • * • While you "re wailing for "Slattery's People" Is huill around the character of the your lunch or dinner at Jim minority leader of a slate Spencer’* you nro invited to legislature. (The stale is uu help yourself to thn tasty identified, but Slattery's dis­ snack* of meals, cheeses nnd trict Includes a seaport, a crncker* under thn '‘umbrel­ large city, lumber and mining la.’’ One of the favorite spots fn country, and the legiilatuie set is copied sfler tlie one In the area for dining, nnd Sacramento, which narrows it known fnr and widn for their delirious sen-food and steaks, down). Crenna looks a little young and their just-right drinks. lo play a minority lender, but Jim and Doris will he there to he is 39 and all things are greet you. • • • po»sihle in that unidentified Have you tried (he business ' InIe jus I south of Oregon "After 'Thn Real McCoys' lunches at thn Capri? (We went off," he says, "I hnd don't like to say businessmen, 25 to 39 offer* to do other se­ 'cause there ore a I'd of ries. Rut they were routine business women who enjoy things, mostly comedies, them, too,) This Is the spot for the live things built around such mag­ music on thn weekend* ns nificently worked-out a leas as: A man is a lawyer and lie lip* ■pun out for y o u b y tha tal­ ented Jack Itossman Trio. Ala dog,' w*y» cool and romfortahle. "So I decided to wait. 1 • • • spent a year directing. 1 Planning to attend t h * know what my ultimate goal Plain Cinema this weekend to is — In lie a star. And 1 need­ ed a series which will help take in n movie? Thru plan your whole even­ me reach that. This one ing by having dinner first at does. th* Trade Winds Cafeteria, a ('ontral Florida favorite. Ail kinds of good things to ral, temptingly displayed for your selection. Evening shoppers, too, find it so handy and convenient. No necessity to hurry home and cock. Enjoy relaxing nnd dining al the Trade Winds. Elvis At Drive-In IN #t()1IT(*Afii: MMIKC I . OM III! TOi AL PIIKP N OAT a nd M I L I ’IIKD O CIA Y, hla wl f#. I t F . I UI II l Nr ri UNKNOWN I %It T i m Alt fiartl## c l a i mi n g l nt # r # a l a by, t h r o u g h , u n ­ d e r or a g a l n a t t h a a f or a a a l d |i#raoii* YOU AIIK h # r a h y nnt l f l ad th a ! m fh iiii{‘litm l to fr»r#rlo«» a r t r l u l n m o r t g a g a ancuni har * l u g Hi# f ol l o w i n g d f a i r l b # d r #a l pr<»i*#rty. t o - 11 : lent t l a n d t h# tfouth Bo f r #t of Ijot 29, HANFO I 1A I t K . a c c u r d I n g ! n 1ha p l a t t h v r t o f *a rn*ord#t1 In P l a t Hook 4, 1*.*k # 9: of t h # p u hitc* It#cor*l# nf y#m1* ft ril# C o u n t y , Fl or i da, ha # b#«n fil#d i u -i Hihi ) oti In t h# a hnv# nt y l f d milt, a n d you a r # r * f | ul r r d to »#rv# a r o p y of y<mr Anaw#r or nth#r PI* a d i hk t o t h a <'nrnpt al nt on P l a i n t If f’» * t l n r n * y a . ANIi KIl HON, l ll' HII DK A N A L u\ VNIlKH, 322 Kaat C#nt r . t l Houl#* vnrd, Or l a ndo. F l or i da , a nd fl i# t h * o r i g i n * ! A n a w a r or o t h a r PI# nd tn g tn l h* of fir# Of 11i # «*1'#r k Of til# C Im i l t I ' oi i r t on or ti#f of * rh« l l t h d a y of Auguat , U»*4 If you fall t o do in, a d# r r# pr o con * f r aa o Will h r tak«’n ngat n»t y o u f o r t h# r#t l#f «l#rnattil#d In l h# C o m pl ai nt , T h l a Am# n d a 4 N’ot l r * #h*U h# p u hl l »h#d on # a u * » k for f o u r coii"#«-uHv* w«*k* In t h* Ha nf or d l l a r a l d I>ATKI> T l f t S I t h day of BLADE NITELY AT 7:30 & 11:00 ITS THAT "00100- CUT AND THAT 'BYI #Yl"OAll ELVIS P R E S L E Y & A N N -M A R G R E T IX A M I i ni m s . A 7:30 i’METROG0lDW»NM*VT«PRESE»iTa rm rriT r o i n r 01* M v rii .n i mi i i . i in- "It is true," say* Sent* Ber­ ger, one of Ihe more recent examples of the Importsex [Hit business. “The fact of working in Hollywood slill means much. If a European star comes here and even flops, it does not mailer. She can go back home and be a logger star, just because she has made a Hollywood movie, " I ’ve seen it happen time am) time again. A producer will aay to aome actress, ‘What have you done recent­ ly?' And ahe will say, ‘Well, I've made * picture in Holly­ wood.’ And the producer will say, without asking what pic­ ture she made. ‘Well, then, I have a part for you.' *' Miss licrger should have no problems. Producers around the world think the is a com­ er. (It seems lo me she's al­ ready here). She's made such American films as "The Vic­ tors" and "Major Dundee," plus play ing the female lead in a Walt Disney two.parter atuiut Johann Strauss. And she is now before Universal'* cameras for a two-hour NBC Project 120 telefilm called (tentatively I "The WidowMakers," wilh John Forsythe and Jane Wyatt "Like any European," she says, "I go wild when I disrover California. I think 1 may move here permanently in a year or so. "When I first came on this set, the director, David Livull Hull, came to me amt said, 'Welcome, you're among friends.' And 1 was. That was such an American tiling. Very unlike the European attitude." Of course, one look ut (he Viennese lieanty and who wouldn't want In tie her friend 7 Sho'a 5 feet 4 of glamorous gemutllchkeil, * • # Hiehard Cronna It suprem- Tiir: I Inutile Feature Jlnlh In I'nlor At 1130.1:50-8:UQ At 3lOS-fi;|5-!J PLEA SE NOTE NEW STARTING TIM E BOX O FFIC E OPENS • SHOW STARTS 6:15 P. M. Legal Notice Plaintiff, NOTI CK IH I I K i l l ' l l Y O I V B N t h a t tin t h # 17th tiny «if A u RU#t, 1994, At 11:00 o ' c l oc k , U I . »t t h# rn#t n d o o r o f i h » Cmi r l hou*# nf 8« ml tun In C o u n ­ ty, nt SinfnruV, F l o r M# , t h # I Inn or# hi# A r t h u r II. l l r r k w I l H , J r , c | # r k nf lh# Ci rcui t Cour t nf K#m1noU C o u n t y , Fl or i da, will o f f e r f or #nl# t o t h # h l a h ##t n rid h i nt bid dr r f or r a t h , at publ i c o u t c r y , t h# f o l l o w i n g d#«cr l h#d p r o p e r t y of t h # !>#• f r n d n n t i . G l t n C. fKihhl# a n d A t le# K t l obhl #, hi# wl f #, flituni # In Hrnilruil# C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id n ; C f t TILL 2:00 E A c 0 " MON. - F ill. ** Joseph E. I-evlne’s presen­ tation of "The Carpetbag­ gers," a technicolor film ver­ sion of the best selling novel by Hamid Ilobblns, ha* been hold over for slill another week of showing at the Cin­ ema Theatre in Seminole Plata. A Paramount Pictures re­ lease, the multi-million dollar production, in Panavition, fea­ tures an nil-star cast headed by George Pcppard, Alan Ladd, Hob Cummings, Martha llycr, Elliabeth Ashley, Lew Ayres, Martin Ilnham, Ralph Taeger, Archie Mooro and Carroll Raker as Rina. Ed­ ward Dmytryk directed from a screenplay by John Michael Hayes. A drama of modem society, "The Carpetbaggers" recre­ ates the unforgettable charact­ ers of Robbins’ powerful no­ vel, with a east of more than 20 stellar names and a #uj»portmg player roster of hun­ dreds. The story ranges from the roaring twenties through the turbulent thirties and de­ pict* the characters of the explosive novel with rare ami uncompromising frankness ix I*rfrn-1#n1# Mc K i n n e y 'Carpetbagger' Still Showing At Cinema CUT M»i . n IILFN r n o n n te E #n4 ALICK K. GOBBLE. hi# wlf#. hen HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) I’ve finally diicovercd the one place where even a fail­ ure Is a auccei*. All you have to be is a European movie ■tar, and come to Hollywood. i > t i i i i m i n i t f o v h t n r rn a x ri'.iiv so. i n n T l i r . NI KTI I J I I H C M L r i l l - c i i A t t U K H T o y r m v i n o i I 1 IT, I * A M I r o i l kF. MI MI I . K HANK. rn rv rv , ri.oinnt Pl sI nUf f . 13 r i l 4 M i : i l V M) . 1412* va Kl t l ' K I l Al . N A T I O N A L Mo I l T - A L F R K H N. OAT. #» Mt . #» al f l AOi : ASSOCI ATION, # c o r l if f r u J a n i si |n>l a I mjiIi, Am i : \ i i r n NOTin: o r ir ff, ..... Newspaper Enterprise Asin. rim Legal Notice Itci. Saeburp electronic orflansaro moro lun to play! In addition to tho finest electronic voice* end effects Seeburo ortjan* have the exclusive built-in SELECT-A RHYTHM. It o'-cs you a eholeo of 17 rhythm* with nine voices . . . two tom­ toms, bos* drum, four wood blocks, brush and cymbal. And It follow* you. You bo. come tho director of tho world'* first complete cresn orchestral BY DICK KLEINER Ifallywood Correspondent • • ELVIS PRESLEY ni^.l Ann-Mnrgrcl, t»u* hol­ iest star combliiutioii in yen is. ewitiK a wicked Wntusi in tho sonR-mul-dunce number, "("moil Everybody," one of the lilting high njiots in tho lavish new Metro-Goldwyn-Miiyor musical romuncc, "Viva Las Vegas." Filmed in Pnnnvision and Metrocolor on locations in tho worldfamous resort, the picture co-siurs Unsure Dunovu, Will hi m Demurest mid Nicky Blair. It wus directed by George Sidney. Elvis Presley and Ann Mar­ garet are eostnrierl in "Viva l.as Vegas," hilled as Bit "moat inflammable combina­ tion since liilln tiny* with mulches" and whlrh npens Sunday a t tha Mnvlelnnd Drive-In Theatre. Tha arrren. Ing runs through Tuesday with ahuwtimu aluted fur duskTeamed for the first time in Metro GnMwyn Mayer’s merry-go-round nf melody, the two "provide the indus­ try wilh a youthful freshness which observers any will have fans clamoring to sen them together again " Sliarng Ilia arrern with the color film will be "RockA-Ryn lialiy," Mnrring Jerry Lewis, This, also, Is In rolor. Wednesday and Thursday the Drive-In will feature "In the tool of the Day" with June Fonda and "Th* Stripper" with Jnann* Woodward. The week'* programming concludes Friday and Satur­ day with • triple feature. "Seven Days in May" stars Kirk Douglas and Frederic March; "la»ve wilh the Prop­ er Stranger” feature* Natalie Wood and Steve MrQuern; and "Thu Wild and Ihe Innocent" brings Audie Murphy in the top role. JERRY LEWIS IN “ROCK - A - BYE BABY” IN COLOR Now Hear This . . . OPEN 12:45 SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:15 5:15 . 7:15 9:00 E nsign ■ — P u e v e r A lillte roadster. It's a 1961 MG, Heal n rig h t BEIL No, excuse p lrasr, this one has just been sold . . . Rut . . . don’t ,-u away . . . Ilerr'a a real finr nulistilute, ||'a ■ I95H Karmin Ghia soft lop, naturally it la a I c)L wilh a stick in the floor . - . Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Bark 611-8010 # an fn rh ^ rra lh • • • In this kind of weather when you dine out you want air enmlili'ined comfort and a relaxing atmosphere a* well its good food. All this and more y o u will find a ! Jean's Spaghetti House in tlrunge City. Jean's special this week through Thursday is chicken rnrejiilora wilh spaghetti , . . a complete meal inehiding dessert. (If course, Jean and Itoern have a wide ami varied menu of lasty Italian dishes . » . nnd cold beer on Sun­ days, too. Re sure to visit them. Defends Title MILWAUKEE (Ul’I) — K» thy Whitworth, Jnl, N. M., be­ gan defense nf her title in the 5l2,5oO Milwaukee J * y c c e women's golf tournament to day against a field nf 37, in eluding some of the top money winners in the Ladies Profes­ sional G'df Association. Vacation Bound? You're always aura of a warm wrlcprn* and rool drinks in tha air cimdidtioncd loung* at George'* Tavern. Don't fargel Laura Stephen* and her staff guarantee quick, friendly ner­ your camera and Kodak film vier nnd offer wide rh.de* of favorite drink*, either in the lounge or in tha package store. If you want to relax CAMERA SHOP and enjoy yourself, go to 210 S. PARK AVE. George's. Wieboldt's George’s TAVERN COR. n th & FRENCH — HWY. 17-92—SANFORD — BAR & PACKAGE — BEER MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Price You’re Glad To Pay . . . 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Sanford Phone FA 2>0551 AFTER YOU TRY ONE YOU’LL SAY OUR STEAKS ARK SECOND TO NONE! FOR FINE DINING AND SPARKLING COCKTAIUS COME OUT TONIGHTl For Your P in rin g Pleaiure Fri. and H a t Nile* — 0 Till 12 We F eature — THE — “Jack Rossman Trio” vJe CfJ/nJs C A FETER IA S Come din* with us. Enjoy crisp, appetulng M lad s... telly pies, cates and ersems.. .tendsr, dslitlous prim* insets end gerden treili vetetsbtei, , , served in truly pleevenl surroundings. And rtmembsr, fhursdey night f is "lernily night" with free desserts lor e l l .. . end Saturday right is "steak night" when you get • tag •/, lb. T dune sleek tooksd lo your order lor only one dialer, ? $165 COMPLETE DINNER FROM SOUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT T)tfe{^ Food Cowtow S w itt V iv a l ? s V e g a s CO-FEATURE AT 0:30 ONLY • One of th* most popular tpnla in Central Florida for gourmet dining la Freddie's Steak House in Frrn Park. Proof of their first rate eulainn Is the presence of their steady eoslnuires, who return again and again when they want thn best, or have a Very Important guest to entertuin. A JXC« CuMM.t.GS GEORGE S DUPf PRCOUChO’1 I : p A N A v / in in r j'& m r t r o c o l o r : : HEAR ELVIS SING 4 NEW • SONGS ON IIIS VICTOR • 45 RP.M RECORDS : “ VIVA LAS VEGAS" II M i.ta il«. Hi, , >*• *• i a. ...» * •a* 81)1 Kri. July 81. '64—PaRe 7 * -lurwhean; H A M .- 2:15 P. M. Dewar; 4:20 - B OO P. M. Trade Wind* Cafeteria* also located la A Orlando, Leesburg, Cocos, Melbourne fl Ft. Pierce, Wo Provide Tho Fuiobt C iiluriug S e t v •< 1 �MM Stir B.nforS rape 8—Frl. July 31, ’64 SrralB “Q a n j d i d Qhaii&Ji Djr Doris Williams A recent chst with one of Stanford's populnr brldes-elccl, Miss Niki Ashby, wss dellghtfully refreshing. Niki and Alex McKibbin will be mar­ ried Saturday, August 8. With all the parties, etc. 99 I to be an ideal couple. Family? modelling. She would love to They would like to have two model In her spare time and | boys and a girl in th at order. Is considering entering into ♦ • W part time instruction of a Another young lady beam­ professional nature in A t­ ing with pride these days, not lanta, bemuse she is going to be. When queried about the in­ come a bride, is Miss Ann stitution of marriage, Ann re­ Mahan. Ann has ttern award­ vealed that ahe wanted to ed ii full scholarship to Grady complete her trulning and get Memorial Hospital School of her degree from the Univer­ sity, and of course, she wants Nursing in AtluntA. She was effervescent with to get married and havo two enthusiasm ns she attempted boys. Vhat girl doesn’t. She to explain the circumstances. believes In being practical as Seems she was a contestant well ns being in love. About entering more con­ III a beauty contest, and one tests. She laughed and related of the gentleman judges heard that she wanted to pur­ she might If ahe had time, but sue a career in the medical with all this training and fu­ profession. The distinguished ture plans, how can she work gentleman turned nut to be it all in? It looks like our Miss Mercer I.ee I’rice of the 1’rice Foundation f r o m Ormond Mahan is definitely on the Itcaeh and Paris, Franre, He right track and we predict a recently phoned Ann, a year gratifying and rewarding fu­ later, and arranged her schol- ture for her. • • • Another popular young lady nbout town ie Helen Humner. At the close of the current season, all five chapters of Retn Sigma Phi Sorority elect­ ed their "Girls of the Year" based on outstanding services performed in the chapter'* be­ half. The Gumma Lambda Chap­ ter selected Helen for their "Girl of the Year.” She is another tieauleous brunette with a delightful personality. T h e Hamners came to Florida 18 years ago and have been in Sanford the past ten years, having llvrd in Tennessee previously. Don is an engineer with the At­ lantic Coastline Railroad ami they have four normal lively NIKI ASHBY given In her honor and work­ ing a t the Cape, Nlkl con­ fided that she was in some­ what a state of shock, and th a t aha and Alex were all •xcltcd over the big event. Niki Is a radiant brunette with a vibrant personality and • keen sense of humor. She is a natural for fashion a In Diode with her graceful figure and refined style. She adores sailing and confided ahe reads everything she ran get her hands on. In high school, she was cheerleader, Key Club sweet­ heart, vice president of the atudent lardy, and voted one of Ilia outstanding of six sen­ ior glrla. Sha was nlso nrllvely engaged In other activities and at Florida State Univer­ sity, she was a member of PI Beta Phi Sorority. The bride-elect prefers soft ■weet music and semi-clasalcal to the contemporary "Ilork ’N Roll." llrr choice of architecture is colonial with early Amcrlrnn furnish­ ings. She admitted coyly that aha will linva to learn kitehrn techniques, but she is looking forward to having a home and garden, slnca aha ha* an avid interest In lovely flowers. Alex will graduate from the University of Florida next April and is majoring in busln a a a administration. T h e young couple will reside in Gainesville until graduation, a t which time they will return to Sanford, where Alex an­ ticipate* Joining hi* father's agency. Nlkl and Alex are both un­ usually pleasant, and appear W eathersficld Personals 11y Maryann Mile* Mr. and Mrs. Conley Park­ er of Tuians Drive have been visiting relatives in Morgan and New Orleans, l-a. and Nashville, Tenn, Since their return home, they have had as house guests, Mr*. Parker’s sister and family, Mr. and Mr*. Frederick Judson and sons, Ricky and Lewis from Millvalley. Calif. Mr. and Mra. Edward Owens of W. Notre Dame Dr. have returned from a trip to South Carolina, having visit­ ed her parents, Mr. and Mra. Cilia Montgomery in Kingstree, and hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Owena In MulUna. Mr. and Mra. Don Davis of Tulane Driva are home from i trip to Detroit, where they were guests of Mr*. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mra. 11. N. Stevens. They also visited with Mr. and Mra. Anton LaUt and Mr. and Mr*. Da|> las 11. Pavla. Miss Niki shby Miss Marilyn McDaniel A Complimented At Beauteous Bridal Luncheon , * MISS NIKI ASHBY, left sented, bride-elccl of Alex McKibbin, and MIhh Marilyn McDaniel, right Heated, bride-elect of David ll. King, were recent honor kiich I h of a bridal luncheon at Jim Spencer's Restaurant given by Mrs. Jimmy CrnppH, Mrs. Henry Wight and their daughters. Enterprise Personals Parker. By Mrs. Ritrhle Harris Roland Sides of California Is visiting his father and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Waller Trapp ily, Mr. and Mr*. O. B. Sldca. vbilled Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Al­ len in Altoona. Mrs. Ruth l/ing is attending Mr. and Mr*. Michael (Mic­ summer school session at "ole Miss,” University of Missis­ key! Neal have returned from sippi. University Ctly, Mis*. their honeymoon and Mickey left July 25 to his newly as­ James C. Welch is now cm signed base in New Guinea ployed at tbc West Volusia for six months. Mrs. Neal will Memorial Hospital in DeLand, remain here while lie Is away. A Itamonte The Crowells with her aunt, Mrs. Evprelt Lawson, and her grandmother. Mrs. Wanda Ellcnwood, in St. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car­ penter and daughters, Janice and Charlotte, left Friday for a vacation with relatives in Panama City. They were ac­ companied by Mr*. Carpen­ ter's sister, Ellen Fay Peters. Mrs. Alma Goodwin return­ Louella Mae Stullz, daugh­ ed Saturday from a vacation Miss Lani Friend, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. L. F. Friend, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold with her daughter and fam­ Green Springs, has returned Stulls, returned from a visit ily and other relatives in Co­ lombia, Tenn. from a vacation with friends in Waukecgan, III. Women Democrats Mr. and Mra. A. M. Nelson, who have neen house guest: of Expected guests of Mr. and Mis* Doris Faber this week, Mrs. E. R. Echols arc Mr. and Attend Quarterly were spend-thc-day guests of Mr*. F. K. Bradley of Spar­ Miss Kurd la Faber in Detanburg, S. C., and Mr. and Land Thursday. Mrs. H. E. Hansen of Holly­ Luncheon Meet wood. The third quarterly meeting ANN MAHAN urships. The philanthropist Judges many contests and has assisted many of the de­ serving contestants in fulfill­ ing their career ambitions. Ann is tlie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malian, orig­ inally from Kentucky, and the family bus been in Sanford for nine years. She Is the cur­ rent "Miss Semionle County,” and bus been awarded troph­ ies silica her pre-school days, which are displayed In abund­ ance at the Malum home. Re­ cently slir was first runnerup in the "Miss Winter Park” pageant, and won the trophy for "Miss Congeniality” in this eontcsl . It is always a pleusure to chat with Ann. She bus the grace and polsa of a royal princess and so easy on the eye*. Her comely brunette beauty ii enhanced with spar­ kling brown eyes and a tooth paste ud smile. She is an only child and loves tennis and Standing from the left are Mrs. Clifford Mc­ Kibbin Jr., mother of Miss Ashby’s fiance; Mrs. Marthu Ashby, Miss Ashby’s mother; Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, Marilyn’s mother; Miss Fat Wight and Miss Anno Crapps, co-hostcsscs. Ilridea.elect Mi** Marilyn McDaniel and M!*s Niki Ashby were honor guest* Wed­ nesday of n joint bridal lunch­ eon at Jim Sprnrrr'a Restau­ rant. Co-hostesses were Mrs. James Crapps and daughter, Mils Anno Crapps, and Mrs. Henry Wight and daughter, Miss Pat W ight The U shaped luncheon table arrangement featured tropical g r e e n e r y hanked along the inside edges with n handsome floral rcnterpiecc of roses and glads. Dainty bridal cards m a r k e d the guests places. An attractive and appetis­ ing salad luncheon course with a shrimp salad entree complemented with iced des­ sert was the lunrheon cuisine. The hostesses presented Miss McDaniel and Miss Ash­ by each with a silver butter knife and silver relish 'tray in their chosen patterns. Marilyn was striking in a soft turquoise two piece crepe ensemble featuring appliques on the shell blouse. Niki was attired in a colorful bordered print In shades of brown and orange. Others attending the charm­ ing luncheon were Mrs. Mnrtha Bishop Ashby, Niki's mother; Mrs. Robin Rrown of the Democratic Women'* Mr. and Mra. Henry Dreg- Club of Florida nssemhted re­ gors and children of Tampa cently at the Robert Meyer HELEN IIAMNEIt were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Motel in Orlundo for a busi­ youngsters, Hebe, Karl David, Sidney Emanurl and family. ness meeting and luncheon. Donna and IIrend*. Rob Fuller addressed thn Mr. and Mrs. T. G. OwvnHelen is immedluU past group, explaining the func­ resident of Gaimnn I j u ii ImIu, by of Lskclsnd were Sunday and devotes must of her gursli of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. tion* of the Democratic Wom­ en'* Club in conjunction with spare time to tha sorority. t h e Democratic Executive Sha particl|>atci in all water sports and is a natural with Mrs. J. F. Brown Committee. Wnrren Goodrich, Demo­ thn needle. Her clothes are cratic Executive Chairman, self designed and she ''whips Is Hostess T o spoke on the duties of the them up" herself, to resemble Democrats, and urged all original Parts creations. She member* to support the Dem­ also sews for her children, W M PF Ladies ocratic candidates. and loves to experiment with The W. M. P. F. of tha Mis­ Representing H e m i n o l t fabrics. sionary Alliance Church mrt County Democratic Women’s The answer ns to what elsa she did In her spare time wits recently at the home of Mra. Club were Catherine Gchr, almost brutally candid. What J. F. Brown with Mr*. B. II, president; Florence Gllmartin, Stono giving tha devotional vice president; Delores Ander­ apar* time? son, treasurer, Mary Earl program. The members voted to send Walker and Ruth Gallagher. a sunshine basket to Mrs. Gibbs, and announced a busi­ Rags and feather dusters Chicago, llllnoia where they ness and social gathering will used in bygone days by clean­ visited friends and relatives. lie held at the church In Aug. ing women have been replac­ ust. ed w i t h chemically-treated Mr. and Mrs. Charles HowOthers attending were the elolhs which attract dust in iiimi and daughters, Cheryl Mines, Gt-oigc Wells, William the ssme manner that a mag­ and Marsha, returned from a Webb, Fay Lee, Charles Dees, net attracts particles of me­ trip to Chattanooga, Tenner* P. F. Eckman, Solan Teslon tal, National Cleaning Con­ aee visiting relatives. They al­ and E. A. Montiorton. tractors Inc., reports so toured the Smokies. And Grandsons Enjoy Tour Ry Maryann Mile* Mr. and Sir*. Charles Crow­ ell Sr. have recently returned ftom a trip to North Curolina, where they enjoyed vis­ iting the Great Smoky Moun­ tains with their grandsons, Wayne anil Mike Crowell. Wuyno and Mike are H ip sons of Mr, and .Mrs. Charles Crowell Jr. of Jacksonville, N. C., and the Senior Crowells bellied Mike and his father celebrate their hirthduys dur­ ing the vacation. The group enjoyed touring tha Indian Reservation fq ! Cherokee, N. C., an Indian pugcant In nn outdoor theater and a tour of historical Gulllnhurg, Tenn. and Miss Donna Ashby, her sisters; and Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, mother of Marilyn. Also the Mrnes. Clifford McKibbin Jr. mother of Miss Ashby's fiance, S. D. Bishop Jr., Wally Phillips, Dale Scott and Thomas Bowden. Also the Misses Judy Lud­ wig and Rose KratierL SP EC IA L! HAIR SHAPING SHAMPOO & SET RF.G. *1.50 *350 COMPLETE FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Iltir Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. Now we have the finest precision quality stainless steel razor blade. a Limited supply. "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 MrCall and "Ernie” Mill* COR. 1h( & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322*2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD DRESSES Personals By Julia Ilartoa Mr. and Mra. Dun Gilbert and twin daughters, Jesnnle and Cathy of Magnolia Drive recently returned from a trip to Miami, S a n i b e I Island and Lido * Beach, Sarasota, where they visited friends and relatives. Mrs. Nellie Carter of San­ ford visited with Mra. Nora Gilbert of Magnolia Driva while her aon and family were on vacation. Mr. and Mr*. Russell NordBren, Highland Driva, Alta­ monte Springs and Mr. and Mra, E. Swanson of Longwood, returned front a trip to South Seminole Personals Mr. and Mra. Wayna Mor­ ris and aona, Sandy and Mike, of Pine Street in Sanlando Estates spent last weekend at their retreat in Ocala For­ est. Announcing THE OPENING MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1964 CORRINE'S BEA U TY SH O P PE Money Saver, For Sure 2619 French Ave. It's a IBM Fiat — 1104 series 4 door. It's almost new. ttalid white. You can save money her*. t OPERATORS WITH MANY YEARS OF LOCAL EXPERIENCE. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer 3224481 Sanford W. Park 644-8918 • Corrine Mahan All Styles And Fabrics To Choose From Sunbacks — Spaghetti Strap — Jacket — Cocktail Regular Values From $6*98 To $29*99 Sizes 5 Thru 15 And 8 Thru 221 /2 * Annie Ruth Carroll FOR APPOINTMENT CALL — 322-6172 Open Wednesday Afternoon And Friday NUa "Family Fashions And Footwear** DOWNTOWN SANFORD �1* - ................................ m Tiff S u it Y o u rs e lf | Army Gives Undershirt A Boost by Jerry fiherhan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK — (NEA) — There you are sweltering under a hoi summer sun. Off comes the dark, "heat-absorb­ ing" shirt and on Roes the light-colored "cool" one. Ruddy, It's all In your head, according to the Arinj. They have made studies of the effect of hot weather on the human body and have come up with some startling data —no doubt, »o that sergeants can tell their troops that they only THINK they're uncom­ fortable and that Ft. Hood dust la really GOOD FUR YOU. At the Army Quartermaster Research Center, Natick. Mass., they stood a copper dummy naked in Use hot sun (there is a rumor that it was really a private sprayed with metallic paint). His heat gain was 200 calories an hour. When draped with clothing, however, he gained only 12u calories. Researchers found that wearing a cotton undershirt added considerably to summer comfort because it Increase** tiie body's cooling surface. Evaporation of perspiralion, as any schoolboy knows, is nature's way of preventing you from getting hot as a teapot. When a ventilated Tshlrt made of such merceriz­ ed cotton Is worn, the body's cooling efficiency is increased | hot days a reasonable amount hy as much as So per eenl. I of physical work uill actually One myth exploded by the keep you cooler, because Army Is that light colors are muscle action help* propel cooler than dark. Tests blood through the body and showed that the difference in relieves the heart's work reflective qualities of clothing load. is so small that colors don't So you see. private, we're make a difference. Charcoal actually doing you a favor hy gray is as cool as white. letting you carry that mortar They also tell u s that on 20 miles hack to camp.' "But Pop, the Army says you're acta illy cooler whei you're working!" are never used because of taste and product prefer­ ence*. Rut the major reasons cou­ pons aren't used still remain — they arc lost or thrown away. Since he is with a firm in­ volved in issuing coupon* (Golden Grain .Macaroni Co.), DeDomenieo naturally is nil lor Itomomukors making the most of their coupons, lie suggests keeping a coupon file or clipping coupons to the weekly shopping list. However, the question re­ mains whether you save by using coupons. The average supermarket now stock* some 8,000 Rems, up from 1,54WJ at Ihu end of World War II. Each year nearly 500 new Rem* are introduced. Despite allegiance lu many products, homemakers try out these new one*. If there is an 8- or 10-cenl coujxin uffs-rinr. for a new or improved item, lliere Is a definite cents-off savings. And unlike trailing stamps, the cost of coupon* 1* not passed on to the con­ sumer through an Increase in store prices. It la ubsorlicd by Hie product producer. In this sense, loo, lliere Is a saving. Also to figure Hie amount you might save llvlt year with coupons, hunt up those around your house. Add the total val­ ue of the ones you WOULD redeem. Whul is Hie differ­ ence in the amount you paytor a product with a coupon and a similar one without? WORLD OF SOUND: A stereo-tape recorder tits the needs of those who like to be surrounded by music and words. A portable alcrco-lapv unit (see photo) refolds ster­ eophonic or monoplwnlc cart­ ridges. black 20 or less tape cartridges on the loading platfrorn and the system auto­ matically threads, plays, re­ winds, changes and rrstaeks cartridges for up to is hours of music or speech. KYI To l>e]p you answer reader queries, the trade name and manufacturer of the product mentioned In Today's Sharp Shop are: Revere - Wollcntak Auto­ matic Tape Recorder, by tile Rcvere-Wollensak Div. ot 3M, 2301 Hudson Jld., St. Paul 19, Minn. Record Shop No Singles For Peter Nero climb to Hie top of his field, helped by television and con­ cert appearances across the country. " I ’ve seen a lot of people. There's nothing like the rapport established wllh an audience." Nero finds It hard to re cord his distinctive sound in the short time allowed on a single. And if lie switches from his album image, disc jockeys shy away from play­ ing ttie record. The title of Nero's lwh al­ bum will be picked soon, hut he knows It will lie more speciflc than " Reflections,” "That was subtle. It turned out I was reflecting on some of the best sings of 1963. lint the new trend is towards title* that tell precisely w hit's Inside. Look at the titles to­ day — three are things like •Hits of 1964' or T op Ten Tunes of I1M3' or 'Here We Are Folks, The Rest Tunes Recorded On a Thursday Night* or -IHowin' In The Wind And the Other Rig Hits' and turn out to be songs no one has ever beard." ALBUM OK THE WEEK— The original Broadway cast recording of "Hamlet" (Col­ umbia) has some thrilling moments as Richard Burton playa with virtuosity the mag- iiltiernt Instrument that ia bis voice. Four discs comprise Ibis deluxe package, along with a booklet that covers the history of the play and Its well known players. HAVE SOME LAUGHS — "Here's Godfrey Cam bridgeReady Ur Not" (Epic) is a tunny, sharp album with some great lines front Hie Negro j ctor-cumrdian (lie says he used to believe everything he heard on television until be tried to buy flesh-cokircd bandages). MALE ORDER — borne gout albums by males: * Jack J oih*s — Bewitched" (Kapp) has some fine sing­ ing. especially In the lovely "F ar Away"; "When Lights Are low " (Columbia) will please Tony- Bennett de­ votees; Al Hirt offer* "Cot­ ton Candy" I It('A) "Tile Dave Clark Five Return" (Epic) fur Anglophiles; Andre Previn plays "Sound -Stage" (Colum­ bia). Illf.ll (L tS S IC A L ; Proko Rev's "Romeo and Juliet" (Angel) with Efreiu Kurtz conducting the Philharmonic Orchestra; Saint • Saem ".Symphony No. 3" (Angel) with George* Petre conduct­ ing the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra. . PH. July St- 'fit—Pnpw 9 I The Clo th es Poll 1 (booh Gbbij • DEAR ABRY: l am 29 and very much In love vvith a 3t-year-old man who was married for eight years. He recently divorced 111* witc because, alter spending a fortune on doctors, lie found out that the reason they bad never had children was be­ cause hi* wife couldn't have any. This man is crazy ubout children and say* lie won't lake a chance on m ar­ rying another woman who can’t give him a family. I know this Is going to sound horrible, Ahby, bill he says that the day- 1 can give him proof that I am pregnant, lie will marry me. Rut not nnlil. lie says lie will even pul it in writing. He lias u lot to offer a girl, and I see nothing wrong witli Ids pro­ position. but I would like to know if it would hold up m court. WILLING 1U GAMBLE • Do Coupon Clippers Save? BY JOAN CROSBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK - (NEA) Type casting exists in the re­ cording industry Just as much as It docs on Broadway and H o l l y w o o d , according to Peter Nero. Nero, whose RCA allium, "Reflections," has just been released, and whose «* yet untitled tenth Is soon to be re­ corded, has become a topselling recording star as an exclusive allium artist. The talented pianist has only made two singles, neither • lilt. "One, called ‘Space Flight,' was so bad i didn’t see how it could miss," lie laughed. "It had voices and guitars . and rhythm and a monotonous left hand that drove me out ol my mind, it had a simple melody and a beat Hist was not at all subtle. Rut it didn't cause loo much utlention. "To make a hit Inatrumcntal single you have to have something that Is dill*1rent enough (rum what is already around, but not drastically new. I think Al llirt's 'Java' ii the most nearly perfect single I have ever heard." Peter made his first album for rleste In April, 1901. Since then be baa had a steady Krralfl DEAR WILLING: if you sec nothing wrong with Ibis proposition at age 29. I doubt that I can educate you in one letter. As lor whether In* "deal" (written or otherwise) would hold up in court, a lawyer can tell you. A pity they don't re­ quire lilt AIN tests along with It],ODD tests before marriage. |^3harp Shopping^ How much money will you lose this year at the super­ m arket because of an overSight? An executive for a food product* firm says at least fit) million homcmakcs arc missing out on S9oo million dollars In aavings. How? It all revolves around the the flood of coupons which Increases each year. Their use hy food and non food producers it up lot) percent In the last five years. Un­ ashamedly they woo homcmakera into buying new or Improved products. It is Startling to discover that by the end of 1064 more than 10 billion ol these slips will turn up in mailboxes, in news­ papers and magazines, or Re tucked away in a package In a alore. The great loss referred to by Paul DeDomenieo results when tim e coupons aren't re­ deemed. "Thii year alone," he says. "AO million homemakers will fall to rrdeem alxmt 90 per cent of Use 10 billion cents off coupons." Realistically, DeDomenieo admits that many coupons franfnrh • • DEAR AHBY: My wife seldom throw s any tiling out, and consequently our home is cluttered wilh old news­ papers, magazine*, rags, empty catsup bottles, pickle Jar*, outgrown children's clothing, toys, and I could go on and on I have attack­ ed this mess a few limes and admit that Hie last time I was quite vocal about my* displeasure, which did not make for domestic tran­ quility. We have children 12, 8 ami I. My wife Is in good health and does not work uulside Hie home. Can this problem be solved? SEMI-HAPPY DEAR SEMI: Your house is not a home. It's a lire trap! If your wife is in good health, she is apparently lazy. "Attack the mess'' to­ gether. The Salvation Army would appreciate the toys and clothing. Pon't permit your wife to accumulate an­ other collection even if you have to sacritice a little "dnmcilic tranquility" to achieve some semblance of orderliness. * • • DEAR AliRY: I know you usually slick up for the teen-agers, but I think you should menliuti that there are plenty ot parents who have tried their best to raise their children to Is- honest and decent, but something goes wrong In spite ot their efforts Thunk you. HOUSTON PARENT Hie answer. know ? * * * P r o b l e m s ? Write to AR11Y, Box 09700, lz>» An­ geles, Calif., ihsnS). For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, acll-addrcsscd rn velope. some future period when it will lie revived as "cute and quaint." For ns this fait there are Rapper bags fringed in Jet beads to swing and twinkle on the arm or over the shoulder. Another relic from "way back when" I* the j e w e l e d s.-itin bracelet |H>ueli, deep enough to house the toy poodle if you want to take him along. Gold tassels and fringed pendants will swing on tong chains just above Jet-fringed shimmy belts, resting low on llw- hips. And the oldfashioned bow-knot pin will replace all the butterflies and birds (bat perched on collar* this summer. Even hosiery will lie dec­ orated or textured. For eve­ ning some stockings are deli­ cately painted to look like luoc, another throw hack to the 3(1*. Next time you watch the late show, don't ridicule Hie fashion*. Come fall, you may see the same lovely vision* in your ovvn full-length mirror. Chic Chat O: I understand Hint skirts vclll lw- shorter this fall I have quite enough trouble right now with short skirts be­ cause 1 have heavy leg*. Hour can I wear an) Uilng that comes only to mid-knee and still look attractive?" — Mr*. John Y. Dear Mrs. John Y: You ean’I. Rut you don't have to either. Tho fall skirts will lie pleated, flared or paneled. You can sneak in an addi­ tional Inch with no one being the wiser because the skirta will swing when you walk. Wear stockings wilh team s unit in shades that aren't too light. You'll look trim and aa up-to-date as (lie next gal. -The, M ature Parent Wrapped Up In Neuroses • • « murk* at school may In- sev­ erely reprimanded while good behavior ami good marks are taken for granted. Muves toward Independence nmy bo ridiculed. All these Rotors give him a feeling of unworthiness—of la-lug woith nothing unless he is some­ thing lie Is noL Briefly, he may try to eling to the most powerful person around him; lie nmy try to rebel nml fight; he may try to shut olhcis out of Ills In­ ner life and wltlulruw emo­ tionally from them. lu a healthy human rela­ tionship the moves toward, against or away from others nre not mutually exclusive. The uhllity to want ami give iiffection or to give in: Hie ability to fight nml (lie abil­ ity to keep to oneself—these nru complementary capacities necessary for good liuninn re­ lations. Rut ill the child who feel* himself isolaled and helpless ill a world conceived as potentially hostile, these movra liecome extreme and rigid. Affect ion, for instance, ba­ ronies clinging; cumplianca liecome* appeasement. Sim­ ilarly he is driven to rebel or lo keep aloof without refer­ ence to his real feelings and regardless of the inappropriutuiw-ss of his attitude lu a particular situation. The three moves townnl, against and away from otlicis therefore constitute a con­ flict—his busie conflict with others. In lime he tries to aiilva It hy making one of these moves consistently pre­ dominant—by making his pre­ vailing altitude one of compli­ ance or aggressiveness or aloofness. This inner strength is sap­ ped by his having to la- on tho defensive, by his inner di­ vision, by the way Ills early "solution" initiated a one­ sided development, thereby ■nuking lurge areas of hie IH-i-sonatily unavailable lo him. School and You ] Public Vs. Private ourselves up as the final au Hiority in Hie family on all matters of taste. Dad looks longingly at u comfortable chair in a de­ partment store, and we tell Idm It would balk horrible in Die living room. He meekly accept* tin- verdict. He announces tin t he Is go ing lu buy a new suit and mom either lags along to make sure he gets what she thinks is right, or gives him explicit directions alxiut Un­ kind of suit to buy. By Ruth Millett Even when lie goes down and selects a gill lor Ills wife to surprise tier on her birthday nr wedding anniversary, she may sneak hack to the store nml exchange it (or something she likes hotter. No wuniier tin- pair men don’t trust their own ability to pick out anything wiUioul (irM consulting main. We have managed to con­ vince them that we know what's U-st for the whole fam­ ily — and it ain’t necessarily so! The Care Of Your Garden Hose By Mr. F li Newspaper Enterprise Assn. If il has been necessary tor you to buy a new garden hose cw ry lew years, you are throwing away good money. A good hose, pro|ierly eared for, will last indefinitely. If It doe* spring a leak, re­ pair* are f a i r l y simple. Thrnw-Ing away V) or 75 feet (it hose is wasteful. To begin with, buy a good hose. Extremely small buses made or Run, unreinfurerd material will not wear well. Beware Uir Sun Leaving Hie hose out in Hasun instead of storing it will shorten its life. Heat will cause the material to break down. Water that remains in­ side Hie hose under these condition* wil liecome hot and alfect the material. Oil i* another enemy of hoses, particularly t h o s e tnade of rubber. Keep your hose clean. Use plain water. When you store a hose, store it dry. Drain it and wipe olf the outside. Coil il. Never hang it over a nail. Um a reel if you have one or loop II over a w<x]en hang­ er, a smooth piece of wood i Does anyone A combination of injurious influence* prevents u chilli's Hale lo write letters? hculthy growth. Summarized, they oil boil Send one dollar to Aliliy, Box tw in, lsi* Angeles, down to the (net Hint the peo­ Calif., 9iHH)!t, fur Abby s ple in the environment are booklet, "R o w T o w r i t e too wnipped up in Ibeir own DEAR PARENT: Ye*, LKTKRS FOR ALL DC neuroses to be able to love (lie child or even to see him what you say is true. Rut I CASION.N." ii* the purticulur imlividuul he is. They nmy he dominating, over protective, intimidating, hypocritical, overcxacting. ovBy Oswald Jacoby viindtilgent, partial to broth­ er* or alslers, etc. Whatever t h e i r neurosis The correct play was to may be, they render il diffi­ ruff the first diamond In his cult for I he ehlht to arrive at own hand and lay down tin- n proper arlf-cvniuation. A ace of spades to see it (In­ blirul adoration limy inflate NORTH 31 ti u c e n would drop. R his feeling of significance. Iln * U(! 4 3 wouldn’t, whereii|Mm South may feci wanted, liked, appre­ ¥ III fl !i should play the ace ot hearts ciated not for what lie is hut * A7U33 to soc It the Jack would drop. for satisfying his parents' * A WEST EART It wouldn't. His next play needs for adoration, prestige Not shown Not shown would he the king of spades. or power, SO!Til (II) This time Hie queen would1 A rigid regime of perfec­ * A K .1 drop whereupon .South could tionist standards may evoke ¥ A KQ 4 go to dummy, discard tils 1a feeling of inferiority for not * None * KQ J 10 9 3 low heart on Hie are ot din liieahiii ing up lo such de­ Roth vulnerable imimls, return to his hand and mands. Misdemeanors or hud south Mrst North East draw trumps. 2A Fas* 2 ♦ l’» i If Hid second spade lead 4 N T. I’ns* 5 ¥ Fuss I ?* Fas* Fas* Faso failed to drop the queen, .South ezp-'iiiug Irad—♦ Q would go over to dummy and discard his jack of spades. That way he would retain the South felt that he had been same heart play that he would unlucky. Actually, he h»d have had If hi- had taken Ids discard at trick one. made a very had play. h) Susan Light (jl)q Jh& (jJomsLn: Nvwapapjer Enterprise A***n. A friend canceled an ap­ pointment with me the other day. Her explanation: her husband asked her to meet ldin to ix-lp him choose a new hat. IJke a lot of other husbands. Iters has evidently been niado so aware of Ills wile's super­ ior taste hr Ins reached the point where lie doesn’t trust himself to select a hat wlihoiil her help. It's dreadful the way we women have managed to set - c Late Movies Come To Life am rcmlndrd of an Incident which occurred in your city by Helen llennessy not long ago. Judge L. J. Newspaper Enterprise King, of Criminal Di.-tricl Women's Editor Court No. 2 found a young Don't take that third m ar­ man in his court whom he had already placed on pro­ tini tills fall nr you may trip bation. He (old the lad that over your feather lx>a. Don't now he would have to give laugh. It could happen. Accessories for the coming him a prison sentence. The boy answered. "Hood! I'd season will take some getting rather go there than go used to. Al first glance we may seem like refugees from home!" late television who somehow • • t DEAR ARRY: My name gut on the wrong side of Hie screen. happens to be KtLltUY, and The trumpery offered us wherever I go, people say, lid* season is not just rem ­ "O — Kilroy was here!" iniscent of the Garbo amt Will you please tell me who Harlow era. It's taken right Kilroy was? from It without one whit of KILROY redesigning. For evening, coque fea­ HEAR KILROY: The ex ther* will encircle the neck pressloti originated during and (nil to any desired length World War II. 1 don't know ami gloves will be shirred amt whether Kilroy was a leg­ decorated with fake gem*. endary character or a real The evening bag, as wc one, but I'll tu-i one of my know R, may disappear inlo reader* can conic up with $jao)bif. On fihidqsi Newspaper Enterprise Assn. After four day s of part scores we can stand a lilt la excitement til the column. Here Is a hand that decided the tom Vanderbilt Cup. At one table .South stopped at a nice safe six club con­ tract; at Hie oilier table .South arrived at seven dub* and re­ ceived a queen of diamonds ojiening. lie thought for a while, put up dummy’s ace ol diamonds and discarded his jack of spades. The heart jack was guard­ ed against him and lie was down one hick. Furthermore, it turned out that East had started with queen mid onespade so that if South had discarded a iiearl at trick one he would have made Hugrand slum. -- - - By Abigail Van Buren nailed al right angle* to * garage wall stud, or coil II around Hie inside of a bushel basket. Repair How-To Minor leak* can be patched or repaired. With a rubber hose, dry the hose, roughen Hie surface and work plastic rubber Inin llic hole. Tire patchei applied Iml cun Im used for larger breaks, but cutting out the had part and using a mender ml gill wiser, I’inhule* in a plastic hose can be repaired hy touching with a soldering iron. Tlie hot tip will push tile melted plas­ tic- inlo the hole. ' Again, for large break*, use a mender. Menders arc metal tubes the same size as Die inside di­ ameter of the hose. Cut out th bad portion of Hie imse and install Hie mender. The mender hat cleat* that arc pounded down inlo the outside of the hose to hold R in place. For plastic hotet, there arc special compression menders that arc tightened onto the box after the hose iia* been diprd In hot water to make it pliable. New couplings are Installed (he same way. In lice case of plastic hoar, Ilk' coupling haa an inner sleeve that screws Into the softened hose to ex­ pand It against the coupling. Couplings don't wear out— they beromo damaged when you drag the coupling over Hie driveway or sidewalk, when you let il hang against the concrete, or when you permit the threads lo fill with dirt. The hose ilsc-lt is weakened at the coupling when you pull on it o rtwist it. Install n swivel coniK-ctur at tho sill rock. Tins will turn rather than permitting the hose to twist and hrnd. Take IT EASY Couplings, nozzles a n d sprinklers arc all equlpikxl with washers. Unlike faucet washers, these are easy to install. They're inexpensive, too. Install new ones every spring and at Hie first sign of a dripping connection. Don't strain Hie hose by turning off the water al the nozzle end only, for any length of time, nor should you stiqi the flow of water by kinking Um Ik*'* Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MISS LIGHT: My husband has recently been promoted. For Hie llrsl time In our lives we can allord to do some ol Hie tiling* we've dreamed about. W'c'vc often wt*licd flint our daughter could attend a priv­ ate girls' school. Now that we’re In a position to m-iuI tier, Itoucier, we’re not cer­ tain Dial this is Uic wise thing to do. She has been happy in her present school. She will In- in the eighth grade in (lie (all and is looking forward to m-IiooTs open­ ing. Application* fur Uie private school are due, so wc mu»t make a decision soon. Cun you help us?—WON­ DERING ANSWER: Not very much! There are so tnuny unknown factors in this problem that only « fortune teller would (liter a definite solution. How doe* )our daughter leel aland transferring ? An eighth grader sluiuld have some voice in deciding her future. .Secondly, are you dissatis­ fied wilh Um public school your daughter now allend*? Du you believe the private school will give her a heller ■-due ilium? lliere questions, must l« answered honestly If you are lu make an intelligent de­ cision. I assume you are In­ terested in more Ilian the "status" of having a child In private school. Generally, private school! offer smaller classes, mure personal attention, more em ­ phasis on tradition, etiquette and character building They have freedom tu pioneer in rdurnlionul experiments and innovations. With their greater resources and depth of faculty, however, top public schools have a more diversified curriculum and equally high academia standards. As a compromise measure, perhaps your daughter could attend private school in Um eighth grade, then decide whether site wishes to con­ tinue through high scIiikiI, This would give you an op­ portunity to sec how reality measures up h> your dreams. Msamssm What Stops Water Stains? and then slip pieces of fuam by I’olly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn, j rubber into these pocket* for DEAR FOLLY — People easier work on tlie knees. who camp know that rains Foam come* out when the gel matches mi wet that it is garment Is wasted. almost lm|KM*ilile to strike W h e n mailing breakable tlK-rn to start a tiro. New wc tilings, fill plastic bags with dip the match heads In melted shredded paper to make little parallin or wax from an old pillows lo cushion them. Sev­ candle to prevent their get­ eral could tie made at one ting wet. Tlie tre ated matches time and kept on hand wMi light Ju*l as easily aa la-fore other wrapping materials. — and wc can build firci in spite MRS, J. C. K. ut tise rains.—SYLVIA GlKIJs — Any little gaps DEAR POLLY - Use HOT around (lie hags could be fill­ vinegar on glass to remove ed in with loose tlireddrel dabs of paint. This is much pa|icr a* double insurance. — quicker that Um- old scraping POLLY with a razor. I might add DEAR I’OLLY — To help that it's aster, too. keep shears rustproof, rub tlie When serving cheese unplated Inner suriace of each squares or similar appeti­ blade with a crushed piece ui zers, Use lllllc pretzel slicks waxed paper. — 3IRS. It. K. lather than toothpick* and DEAR POLLY — 1 keep my the sticks cun be calm , loo. sewing machine In iny bed­ —31RE. 31. b. room and leave it open must DEAR POLLY - Built in of Hie time. I took a pillow­ kneepad* arc wonderful when case Uiat was worn but had you wen] the garden or scrub the embroidery and crocheted the floor. Sew large pockets edge in good shape, cut it on the knees of old alack* in half and aewed across the cut end. ‘Hus gives me an at­ tractive cover fur Ho.- ma­ chine head w-hen it is open so much of tile time. — RUTH GIRLS - lliere is little doubt that we'll not procrasti­ nate on stnkll mending and sewing Jobs if the machine ia readily available. I hare re­ cently started to keep mine In a large guest coat closet which has a light. 3!y jmrtalile ia heavy to lift, so now it stays iicruiancntly on a type­ writer table that rolls on casters. I find It Ideal for the pur|>o*c. A small chair la tak­ en Inlo the closet whcrei everything is all ready for even a tiny job. If company comes, tlie chisel door it closed and no one teot the sewing clutter.—POLLY DEAR POLLY — if your hair slip* out of your bath­ ing cap, cut off tbe top of an old nylon stocking and put it around your bead before putting on the bathing cap — KAY KAY �, fir Bl W l W I l i il M I g flW ic r - Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 l . P e rs o n a ls 14. Beauty Care ffiff 8. Doga » Cats • Pets Permanent Special CAM) OF THANKS AKC REGISTERED PEKING­ The Family of Louise Doles Our Budget Wave Now 36.95 ESE, 2 female*. 9 month* A Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Copeland wishes to thank all 4 month*. Call 322-4757 or 332-0834 tec at 101 E. Onora Road, her many Friends in San- 318 Palmelto Ave. lord tor their thoughtful con­ COMPLETE BEAUTY SER- Sanford. tributions during her long VICE. Reasonable prices. PENS A RAnBITS illness and at tho time of Free parking, 2nd & Oak, her pssslng. There would Harriett's Beauty Nook, 105 Approximately GO rabbits *85 Male awl Femals never be enough room to 5. Oak, 322-ST4Z. Ph. 322-9197 thank each and every one In­ dividually for afl the many S. Day Nu merles DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop­ kindnesses, both Floral and tion, hoarded. Animal ReaMOLLY AVE. Monetary. Everything has cue League, 1700 W. MlnneKINDERGARTEN been so greatly appreciated. aota. Del-awl. Ph. 734-184®. JUNIOR KINDERS Signed: 2427 HOLLY AVENUE Betty Copeland MoilnsU 10. Livestock Th. 322 3560 Mary Lou Copeland The Finest In SHETLAND PONIES, 375 and Pre-School Education up. Will pailure. Plenty rid­ Legal Notice ing (pace. Ph. 322-5479. n o n m nr pnncser.nihfie rnn ru n : ct-oaisro o r nnAD M H iU T -o r-w sr TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKHNl TOO WIM, PIjKAHK TAKK NOTICE that lh» noart of County Cnmmlxslnhtr* of Hamtools County. Florl'la, nt o'clock. A. M.. on tits Itlh day of Auausl, A. O.. till, at tha County Court Uouaa tn Han* ford, Ramtnola County, Flor. Ida, will conaldsr and datarwilns whathar or not th* Coun­ ty will dost. varata, renounce and disclaim any right of tha County and tha Publla In and do tha following described road right-of-way! Tha North 1# fast, Lot 1J. Ulock A (Isas the Hast II) fast thereof), of DJI. AND MRS. lfKNRT rOSTERH HAMMOCK. Best of l-aks Charm, as rscordsd In Plat Book 1, Paga I of tha PubIIo Rtcorda of Bemlnola County, Florida. F K R S O N S INTERESTED MAT APPEAR AND RE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. BOARD OF COUNTT COM. MISSIONERB OF SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA Byi /a / Arthur II. Beck­ with, Jr., Clark Publish! July SI, IMS CDB-tai NOTICE OF APPLICATION PON TAX DEED (Sea. I M J S Florida Statute* Of IMO) NOTICE IB HEREBY C11VBN, That Atlanlle Municipal Cora* tha holdar o f tha follow . In s certificate has filed said •ortlfleat* for tax dead to be taausd thereon. Tha oartlfl. • a t e aumbar and year o f Issu­ ance, tha description of tha sropartr, and tha name In which it waa ease teed are aa follows! Cart!floats Ha. !4d Tear o f Issuance 1MI D w w tftlsa a t h aysiti l Lot I Blk I Tr Cl. Tha T e n s af Hanford, Plat Book 1 Pagan II to H a I I I III I I I U S A UT Hama In whtoh aasasaad Johnnie U * Roby U Col. Ilna All o t bald properly bain l a Ike County o f Bemlnola, ■tats of Florida. Unless such •er tlfleate shall ha redeemed according ta law tha property described In such certificate will bn sold tn the highest hidder nt the front door o f lbs Samtnols County Court House a t Sanford, Florida, on tha first Monday In tha month «t August, 1114, which ta tha Ird day of August, ttdd. Dated this Utli day o f June till. (Official Clerk’s Baal) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida Byl O. T. Key, Jr.. D.C. Publish July id, IT, K. i t . 11*4 C D B-n NOTIC'SC n r SALE Holies la hereby given that pursuant to thn final decree of foreclosure and sain entered In the cauae pending In the Circuit Court In end for HemInole County, Florida, case docket number 14144, the un. derelgned Clerk will eell the property situated In eeld Coun­ ty described Sat Lot tl, SIJNLAND KMTATEH, Mret Addition, a auhdlrlilon. ancordlng tn a plat thrrauf recorded lit Flat Book II, Fanes ST and I I of tha IMiblln Records of ftemlnole County, Florida. Together with tha following Items of properly located In and permni.ently Installed na a part o f tha Improeaments on aald land) Das OK Refrigerator (Elec), Model No. LA111I0 Serial No. WHI7III! One OR Range. (Elea), Mo. , del No. J401VWII* Bertel No. H V i m i l One DuoTherm Wall Furnace (OR). Model No. l l l - l , Hertal No. ITJII One Nutuna Heater tn Hath, Model No. 410*. No Serial Numbers One Victor Cllmai Kitchen Exhauat Fan. 10"—No Modal a r Serial Numbers Kievan Venetian Illtnda (.Metal), manufactured by Roberta Awning and Vane, tlan Blind Company, Or­ lando. Florida—No Modal or Serial Numbara. Together with all struc­ tures and Improvements now and hereafter on said land, and f u t u r e s atlauh. ad thereto, and all rente, taauaa, proceeds, and profits accruing and to accrue from said premiers, all of which are Included within the foregoing description and thn hnbendum therea fl alno all gne, aleem, electric, water, and other heatlns. oooklng, refriger­ ating, lighting, plumbing, ventila ting. Irrigating, and power systems, machines, appliance e, f u tu re s, and appurtenances, which now are or may hereeftar per­ tain to, or ba used with, In, ar on eald premises, oven though Ihoy be de td *hed or detachable, • l publlo sale, lo the highest and bast bidder for oash at II o'clock noon on the I l l h day o f August. 1114. a l tha Front Door o f the fam loola County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. (SEAL) Arlkur K. Beckwith, Jr. Clark a f tha Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clark B N A H D AUe OHIDLET AND LEWIS A tle ra e y s for P la intiff M North Court K raal Post Office Ban t i l l Orlande. Florida Publish! July I t , 1M4 COM-111 Ainfnrb frralh Page 10 — July 31, 1964 It e ra t i o n , IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OK THE SI* JUDICIAL ITIICMT IN AND POM NKMINItl.M COUNTY. FI.OItIDA IN I’HANt lCItY NO. P tm EAHT RIVKIl HAVINHH RANK, a Now Yurk onrpuratbin. Plaintiff, Vi. HOMER OERRIN und MIL­ DRED HERRIN, his wife. Defendants. NOTICE TO DEFEND Dll Ol .IEII OF FI IILIC4TION at IT FOil FOHECt.oat HE TOl MILDRED HERRIN. Wife • f IIOMER HERRIN (lleeldanca unknown) And all unknown parties rlalmlng any Interest by. throuMh, under or against tha above named party who may ba dead or Is not known to ba dead or alive. TOU. MILDRED OERRIN, are hereby notified that a Complaint for Foracbisura of Mortgage hae been filed ugnlnst you, and you are re­ quired to serve a copy of youv Answer or Pleadings to the Complaint on the P lalu tlffa a t ­ torney, Joseph M. Ftligerald l i t Security Trust lliilldlng, Miami II. Florida, and flic Hie original Answer or Plead­ ing In the nrflce or tha Clerk I I I the Circuit Court on ur be. fore the ind day of September A. D , 1**4. If you fall to do an, Judgment by default will be taken against you for the re ­ lief demanded In Ilia Com­ plaint. Ilia description of the real property proceeded against is; Lot I. HT. JOHNS V1LL AHE, Second Revision, do cording lo plat thareof aa recorded In Plat Hook 14, pages Tl and II, Public He. ooriL of Seminole County, Florida; Tm)ETHER WITH the following personal property: Preway Space Ilaatsr. Mo dal No. 1 4!!! This notice shall bs publish ad once each week for four consecutive weeks In the HAN r o t t ! HERALD. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y . Florida, thl* |*th day ot July A.D-, 1114. (SEAL) Arthur tl. Bsokwllh, Jr. Clark Circuit Court Uyt Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clark Joseph 41. Fltsgsrald I I I (ecu rlty Trust Building Miami II . Florida FRanklln I-I41I Publish] July t l , Aug- 1, 14, t l 1414 4. DU-1*1 50. Mine. For Snle OKRA. 322-0415. *7t trot horribU, Mary . . . I draamt I hod 654 delegate ro te an4 Iks 455(8 wo* sbaking bonds with Goldwatnrr 15, Special Service* COMPLETE Lawn A Service. 322-2310. Yard Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED filer. DM.Id Florida ( e s t a t e s of IBIS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVUN, That John Houston tha holder of the following certi­ ficate has filed said certifi­ cate for la i deed to ha lesusd thrrnon. Tha certificate num­ ber sod year of Issuance, tha description of tbs property and the name In which It waa assessed are aa follows: •"ertlflrate No. H I Tsar of Isauanca 1*41 Description ■t Prapertyi I-ot (, Thomas’ Addition to Midway, Plat Book I Paga 44 Name In which assessed D a­ vid A Varela McQusan. All of said properly being In the County of Memlnole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall ba redeemed according to law the property described In such certificate will be sold to tha highest bidder at tha front door of tha Hemlnnle County Court Ifoues at Hanford. Flor­ ida, on tha first Monday In the month of August, t i l l , which Is the Ird day of Au gust, 1*44 Dated this Ith day af Juno list. (Official Clerk's Neal) Arthur II. Ilerkwlth, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnnle County, Florida llyi <1. T. Ilay, Jr.. 1». C. Publish July 10. IT, 14, It, 1144 cun-ax NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TA I DEED {See. ISI.II Florida atalwlea af I IMP) NOTICE IH IIKREIIT HIVKN. Thai Hooded Municipal t'orp Ihe holder of the follow­ ing certificate has filed eald certlfluata for tax dee-1 to bs Issued thereon. Tha ctrtlflrata number and year of lasuanre, Ihe description of the properly, and tha name In which It waa naeesasil a n aa follows: Certificate No. l i l t Year of leeuam-s 14*1 lleerripllus ml Pragrrlrt led 44A, A Iteplnl of a Part of H|>irtsmsn‘e Para­ dise Plal Rook 4 l'a*e tt Name In which assessed Pe­ ter A Jeanette V. Ilowsn. Atl of said properly being In ths County of Memlnole, Iftate of Florida. Unless surh certifi­ cate ehatt he redeemed accord­ ing to law tha pruperty des­ cribed In surh certificate alR be sold to the highest bidder at the front door of the Seminote County Court House at Hanford, Florida, on the first Monday In tha month nf Augusl, 14*4, which la the Sid day of Augusl, 1444. listed this 14th day of June 1444. (Official Clark's Htel) Arthur It. Ilerkwlth, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court lly: U. T. Ray, J r , D. a Publish July IS, IT, 14. II, 111! CDU-ll I A THE CIRCUIT COUNT IIF TH E NINTH Jl' DDT At. UIR. H I T , IN AND POM SEMIN. OLE COUNTY, FI.OItIDA I'll ANt'EIIV NO. 14001 F'RHT FEDERAL HYVINOH AND U M N AHHOClATION DF ultl.ANDO, a corpurallon, Plaintiff. va. JA4IEH A. JAR RETT and KTIIKL It. JAR RETT, tits wife. Defendants, M.KIIK’S NOTICK OF SALE Notice la hereby given that under a Deere* of yViracloaure aud Hat* entered by the Judge o f Ihe Circuit Court of th* Ntnlh Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnnla County. Florida, on th* 34th day of July, A. D. 14*4, In a certain cause be­ tween Flrel Federal Havings and l o a n Association of Orlan­ do, a corporation, plaintiff, and Jamea A. Jarrslt and Ethel II. Jarrell, hla wtf*. defendants, being Chancery No. H a ll , I will call at publlo auction to the htghsal and best bidder for cash, at tha front door of th* Courthouse la Hanford. Hemtuola County, Florida, at th* hour of 11:44 A.M. on Monday, th* ITth day of August, A. D. 1*11, th* following described pruperty: Lot II of PltAIHIK LAKE MANDIIH, Pemlnule Coun­ ty, Florida, aa per plat re­ corded In Plat Book II, page 74, Public Record* of ■cmlnolo County, Florida. (■KALI Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Uy: Martha T. Vlhlta, D. C. David W. liedvlck. ot lb* firm of OILKB. HEDRICK and ItOBINBON 111 K. Church HUaat Orlando, Florida Attorney^ for Plaintiff, Publish: July II. 1*41 ’ CDU-ll)* 93. H ou ses For S a le & Sales Broker SANFORD VACUU3I SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 1555 S. Park 322-6511 SALES - PARTS - SERVICE 13. Cnlcrlnjf • Food OKRA. PH. 322 685«. 90. Lots For Sale Is FEEDER PIGS, Double treat­ ed and wormed, 310 up. S. in the e n t e r it cn rn T , NINTH JUDICIAL MW I IT A. Tlmlel. 322 5904. OF Pl.O lllllt IN AND FOR ■EMINOLH COUNTY. DAPPLE WELCH MARE. CIIANCKItr NO. MITT Very gentle. 390. Ph. Longn o tice n r n r i T in WflllTflARE I'OHECLOM HE wood 8.18 7745. Plaintiff, u. HAL E. BUMBI.E and BOWENA V. RUMBLE, his wife, and MRS FRANCIS It. GREEN, as Lessee, Defendants. TOi HAL E. RUMBLE and ItOWENA V. RUMBLE, hla wife, whose residence and whereabouts are un­ known, and whose last known address Is: 1424 River Oaks Drive, Nor­ folk. VlmlnlS! TOU ARB IIKREIIT NOTI­ FIED that a Complaint to fore­ close a certain mortgage en­ cumbering tha following dss* nrlbad real property, to-wlt: LOT II. IILOCK II. NORTH ORLANDO, according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Booh II, Panes IS and t l , Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Including spo-lflclatly, but not by w ay of limitation, the fol­ low in g fixtures end equipment, all permanently Installed: I. Watt Heater—Panelray — model l-FA-44 J. Hot Water Heater—Day * Night — model ta-C-l has bean filed against you In tha above-styled suit, tha short title of which Is Federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association, a Corporation organised under an Act of Coogrtat and e il s t Ing pursuant to thr Federal National Mortgage Association Charier Act, having lie prin­ cipal office In tha City of Washington, District of Colum­ bia. Plaintiff, varsus, Hal K. Humble and now tne V. Hum­ ble, hla wife, and lire. Fran­ ces IL Orean, aa Leases, De­ fendants end you ere required to se rve a oopy or your An­ swer ar other plsadlng ta the Complaint on P la i n t i f f s At­ torney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr, Suita III Hanford Atlantia Nstlonsl Rank lliilldlng, Hanford, Florida, and flit the urUlnal Answer or other pleading In ths office of Ihs Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th* loth day of August, A. D. 1*44. If you fall lo do so, a decree pro m n fe ss o will be taken against you for the relief de. mended In the Complaint. This Kollos shall be publish­ ed once a week for four oonsecullva weeks In The Hanford Herald, a newspaper circulated In Hemlnnle County, Florida. Hated this l lh day o f July, A. I). 1114. (SEAL) Arthur II. Reck with* Jr Clerk of Circuit Court lly: Haudra H. Johnson, D.C. Mack N. <-lev el and, Jr. and Carroll llurka A t turtle) s for Plaintiff I*. O, Drawer X Hanford, Florida Publish July ID, IT. 44, t l , IMI C Dills 53, Furniture For Sale g k e e n b r ia r *• LAKE MINNIE GIBSON 2 Ton Air-Condition- ro t Uic Biggest selection of Choice lota available ia 8 LAKEFRONT LOTS nearly new and used furni­ or, 3100. Norge Refrigerator, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Fully Improved ture. see Noll's Furniture 375; Norge 30" Electric overlooking golf course. Brokerage In Casielberry Sewur, Water, Size 112 x 180. Range 340. Call 323-059®. Custom building to your Sacrifice 35500 Each. Char­ on 17-92. Open 8 dayi 9 to 6. specifications. Greenbrier 31. Musical InulnimentH les Seligman, 1201 E. Robin­ FltKK ESTIMATE developed by son Ave., Orlando. Phone Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ Piano Tuning ana Repair KINGS WOOD 422-2578. ovating. New ft Used Furni­ tt L. llarmon - FA 3-43X3 BUILDERS, INC. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 84 ACRE. PH. 322-2685. 202 Fairmont Dr. PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-8074 Rebuilding - Refcltlng 95. Houses For Sale FA 3-2U7. FREE ESTIMATES Sell Ua Your rurniture. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS GENE CUMBAA V A - FH A Quick Service With the Realtor 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. Cash SUPER TRADING Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Property Mnnagemeni FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 35. Vacuum Cleaners POST. rA 2-0677. BERRY’S WORLD Legal Notice FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE A8HOC1ATION, a cor- 30. Home Appliances 21. Home Repairs WINDOW A SLIDING GLASS DOORS Repair A Reflate OPERATOR REPAIR SCREENS Rewirea and New Santora 322 5510 FOR PAINTING A REPAIR WORK CaU 322-5428. REMODEL . REPAIR CgU B. E. Link, 322-7029 Building Contractor 22. Plumbing PLUMBING Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3381 23. Painting FOR A PAINTER, inside 01 out, call Luther Talker at 322 6159. 24. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Size* We Repair and Service ST IN E Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 4geo, IS4.1I r i e r u * ISwIetee ml IMS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN That Hobble Joe Hunt ths holder nf tha follow in g t-arllfleets has filed said rertlflrsta for tea deed to bs Issued theraun. Tlie certificate num­ ber and year of Issuance, the description o f tha properly, and tha name In whloh It was assessed era as follows: Certificate No. 101 Tear at Issuance 1441 Deerriptlwa e f Property I t o l a U II A t l lllk A Tract 14, Hanlando Hprlnga According to Plata There­ of Recorded upon the Pub. lie Records of Memlnole County Florida Name In which assessed Helen I). A John P. Fotta. All of said property being In the bounty of HcmlnoU, Mte'e of Florida. Unless surh certlfl rata shall be redeemed accord­ ing to law tha properly decrrlbed In auch certificate will ba sold to ths highest bidder at tha front door of the Semi­ nole County Court H o m e at Hanford, Florida, on Ilia flrel Monday In tha month of August, 1444. Which la tha Ird day of Augusl, 1144. Dated this ITth day of May 1444. (Official Clark’s ^ a x l ) Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr Clerk Circuit Court. Pemlnule County Florida lly: <1. T. Ray, Jr.. D. C. Publish July 10, IT, 14, II, 1444 CDB-I1 n o tic e o f a a i.n Notice lo hereby given that lb* real properly situated In Hemlnol* County, Florid*, d e ­ scribed ae follows: Lot 7. of WETIHCRINOTON HEIHIITH ADD. TO IrUNIIHOPIl, F U iltlD A , Hemln­ ol* County, Florida, ac­ cording to plat thereof re ­ corded In Plat Rook II. peg* 74. of th* Public Re­ cords of Hemlnol* County, Florida. will be sold for eaeh tn bend lo rh* highest and beat bidder at Hi* West door of th* VentItiul* County Court House In Hanford, Florida, al th* hour of 11:04 o'clock A. M. on Monday, August 10, 1411, by Arthur II. Ileckwlth, J r , tha Clerk of the Circuit tVurt of th* Ntnlh Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnol* County, Flor­ ida, pursuant to a Final Decree uf foreclosure entered by tha Circuit c o u r t of ths Ninth Ju­ dicial Circuit In and for Sem­ inole County, Flurlda, In th* eat* of ORLANDO FEDERAL HAVINHH AND LOAN ASHO(NATION v e n u e JAMKH A. YOUNG and ANNA IIUTII 11. YOUKO, hie wife, and VVItI,IAM B. CULLER and RUBY It. CULLER, his wlfs, which e*M bears chancery No. 14*41, In th* Chancery Docket Rook uf said Court. Dated this 44th day of July, A. D . 14(4. (HEAL) Arthur H. Ileckwlth, Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court / B y : Martha T. Vlhlsn. D. C. Ruth, Used and Marshall Attorney* at I-*w Orlando Federal Savings Bldg. Post Office Bus t i l l Orlando, Florida OArdan l - I I I ! Publish: July IL 11*4 CDB-14* Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 0432 25. Air Coml. & Healing AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDEItS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 AIR-CONDITIONING IN TIIH COURT DF THE COUNTY JUIMiE, SEMI Nltl.E COUNTY. STATE OF FI.OH­ IO 4. In re Ike Ketnte afi MARUUEItlTK A. NEUMANN. Deceased. IN PRORATE FINAL NOTIC E Nollr* Is hereby given thal the undersigned will preernt to the llonorsbln Count) Jmlgr of Hemlnnle Onunly, Florida, Ilielr (Inal return, account and vouchers, ae Evsoutora of the Eelat* of Marguerite A. Neu m inn, de.-eaeed. and at aald time, thru and share, make a p ­ plication lo tha ssld Judge for a final eelileinent of their ad nilnletrulloti o f e.ild estate, and for an order dlti-barglng them ae eurh Ksecutor*. Dated Ibis Ihe 4nih day of October, A. II. 14(1. 1*1 Catherine M. I-aweon 1*1 Donald IV, I-awenn Aa Executors of th* Eelat* o f Marguerite A. Neumann Da ceased. Jos. M. Muratko, Ally. P. O. line H i Fern Park. Fla. Publish: July II, Aug. T, t l , 31, 14(4 CDR-104 NOTH'*] (IF N * 1.43 Notice ia hereby given pureuant to a Final Decree of (orecWaura dated July 14, 1*41, and entered In Chancery Cate No 14114 ur tha Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and fur Hemlnol* County, Flor­ id*. wherein NINTH FEDEIl-U. HAVINHH * THIAN AH8DCIATION of NEW YOIIK CfTT le Plaintiff, and AltTIIDH W. HANHON and HAIIDAIIA C. IIANHuN, formerly hla wife and now divorced, ar* Defend, ant*. I will aetl lo th* hllitieet and beat bidder fur oaah at (he front door nf th* Hemluute County Courlhoue* In Hanford, Femlnule County, Florida, al 11:00 o’clock noun, on tha 14th day of Auguet, 1444, th* fol­ lowing deerrllmd properly «• art forth In aald Final Decree, to-wlt: U t T 44 o f LONODALE HUUDIVIBION ocoordlng to plot thareof a* recorded In Flat Bonk 14, Page IS, of th* publla recur,la of Benitii ol a County, Florida. (HEAD Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clark of tho Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clark Lew- Office* Irvin Nathonoon P. O. Box *1 Cocoa. Florida I’uL>11*h: July It, 11(4 CDB-147 Is Your Present C a r Too Small? If m , Iksa w* kin tho answer for yon In n 19M la n k k Cnataoi Genoa Country 4 Door. C cyL Sta­ tion Wagon- It'a an economical I eyl„ haa an aato- 71. Mule Help Wanted PLUMBER WANTED. Apply READY MIX CONCRETE Lee Bros., 319 Elm Ave., or Patiui, Floor, Free Estimate* coll 322-0852. Sills, iinlcls, steps, blockf, aand, cement, rock, pipe, BOY, Substitute morning pa­ ili-el, grease traps, dry per route Aug. 13-28. Phone well*. Stepping atones. 322-1815. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 209 Elm Ave. 322-5751 PAINTERS, Experienced only. A. J. Adcock, 322 9358. JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. 35.90. Army-Navy Surplus, 72. Female Help Wanted 310 Sanford Ave. Interested In Beauty BILL'S BARGAIN BARN ind FashionT BARN OF 10,000 Itqm* open BECOME A BEAUTY 6lY days. 1300 Grapevillc . COUNSELOR! Ave., Spnford, Fla. Earn while you learn, full or part time. For Interview USED ft REPOSSESSED cull 322-4017. BARGAINS G-E Stereo 109.05 WAITRESS, Also Curb Girl. Must tic experienced. Chick CROSLY TV 99.05 'N Treat, Sanford. PHIIXO TV 79,95 G-E 19" Portable TV 109.95 77. Situation Wanted G-E 23" Console TV 209.95 Westlnghouse Ref rig. 49.95 HOUSEWORK. 322-8440. ritllco Ref rig. 119.95 Admiral Rofrig. 109.95 DAY WORK. 322 2782. Norge Gas Range 1)9.93 DAY WORK. 322 8394. Kclvtnalor Elec. Range 49.95 Welllngliousc 21" TV 49.95 FORMER CARETAKER tor Giants wants yard work. Frigidalre Refrig. 59.95 Very dependable. J a c k 20 cu. ft. chcri type freezer 3149.05 Lawrence, 322-4829, 12 cu. ft. upright freezer 81. Income Property 3134.95 No Aloncy Down. Up to 24 INCOME PROPERTY mo*, to pay. 2 Bedroom House, Garage GOODYEAR SERVICE Apartment on ahaded comer STORES lot. Ph. 322 3317. 555 W. First St., Sanford 82. ItuNincsM Prop. • Sale l>h. 322 2821 REFRIGERATION Sale* and Service USED LUMBER: 2x4 through FREE ESTIMATES 2x12. Shelling and flooring. Ed Callan Ph. 322 0154 322 0793. Legal Notice Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought * Sold. U r r y 'i Mart 215 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 24112. WILL accept best reasonable offer for 18 cu, R. slaintem atcel commercial refrigera­ tor, Good running condition have Jusi changed ove- to new refrigerator thii week. Contact Dick Aiken or call 322(1025. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shauipoocr for only 31 per day. Carroll's Furni­ ture. 184k' Kit Cnhln Cruiser, 75 lip motor, trailer. Needs some work. Moving, must sell. Best offer over 3550. Phone 322 8054. 2 COMPLETE TWIN BEDS. White ft gold headboards. 350. 322 7051. WASHING MACHINE. Phone 323 0782. WESTING HOUSE Electric stove ft refrigerator; 1-3 pc. bedroom suite. 1905 E. 2nd. Yotir Frimdlr Fori Da*]or 82S-14II Buford W. P u t H M I1I Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 Owned Homes Bedroom Homes available in atl Areas of Sanford. Let us Priced From $6,750 Show you Around 1 Down Payments As Low As $100 Seminole Realty Monthly Payments 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytlmo From $43.50 To make the heat home NEW HOMES buy, aea the Crystal Lake Park—Lake Marj VA - FHA Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3561. Appointed Property 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building lota. First 32.500 takes this M anagem ent & properly. Ph. 668-4601, En­ Sales Broker terprise. Fla. Jim Hunt Realty LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ room, 3 Bath, pine panel­ Office 322 2118 ed Florida Room, Central Night 322-0648 air, sprinkler system, patio, 323-0700 150x150 lot. Ph. 322-8522, 207 2534 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Ridge Rd. New Custom-built, Lake Mary 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, acrecnC. B., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. lity, shade ft citrus. FHA Finance. 322-6859 evenings. 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, Florids Room, cent, heat ft airs' EVKRETT A. HARPER conditioning. Ph. 322-4876. AGENCY - REALTOR STEALING MADE LEGAL! 2465 S. Park Ave. When YOU grab this excell­ Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 ent 2 story, 8 room, 4 bed­ FREE 12.409. equity. 3100 room, 2 Tile Bath Home in down, 369. mo. paya all. a nice established neighbor­ Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' hood. WcTl even plead guil­ Fla. room, equipped kitch­ ty as an accessory when w« en, terrazzo floors. Heimly offer this to YOU tor o n l^ Realty Ph. 322-1641. 310,000, H o t t e r I lurry r ACS BEAUTY SALON. Cost IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 'Cause the first on the scene of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. New H o r a e , Welt Fourth gels the loot! Struct, just of! Persimmon. HI. Iteal Estate • Sale Call 838 3911 Collect. SO U TH W A RD 2 Bedroom on Suburban lot Investment ft Realty Furnished, 37200. $100 DOWN 116 N. Park Ave. 3229173 2 HOMES on one Sanford lot FHA - VA HOMES 3 BEDROOM home. ReasonExcellent income, 38900. 2, 3. ft 4 BEDROOMS VERY Convenient Luke Mary aide. 322-8962. t, 1W, 4 2 BATHS Older Home, 3I0.0UU. KITCHEN EQUIPPED 3 BEDROOM, Its Baths, cen t Perfect Retirement Home In LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? air ft heat, sprinkler pumps. DcBary, 39500. 376 mo. Ph. 322 9148. 2 Bedroom Show-place F ur­ For Complete Information See or Call Your nished Including p i a n o , 95. H o u ses - Snle or Kent FHA - VA 39500. SALKS BROKER 3 Acres Zoned M l with Rail­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON We Have The Home For You road Siding, 36700. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g * Beautiful Lakefront L o t a 322-1597. Stenstrom Realty From 30800. , NICK Lake Mary Lots From I 2565 PARK DRIVE 3400. 322-2420 322-7493 Yoo Nead BART PILCHER, Broker Re’al-Es-tate* Really BIG BIG Call 322-7498. Swimming Pool be hit LAKEFRONT PROPERTY Do lee this Oversize 60 acre Res’i-dcn’tial In LOCH ARBOR. Point of Swimming pool. Do see this West Crystal Lake. Call 2-acrea of Lakefront priv­ Com-mer’cial David Baeh. 322-3517. acy. Do see this large 3 In-dus'tri-al Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry H7. ItuMincHK ItentnlM IM -A-L home. Do tee acres of swimming and fishing. Do Adelaide tir Merle • ' F o r LEASE—Service Station. A-T start leisurely Lakefront Good location. Good pro­ living. 315,100 with T trm il ducts. Good treatm ent. Ph. * 322-3829 * Stamper Agency, 1919 So, locally 322-4342, or apply to MERLE W. WARNER French. Ph. 322-4991. the PURE OIL COMPANY. HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA Limited quantities still In stock. Ask for current prices. 111). I,»lH For Sale A. M. PREVATT MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 749-2113 Seville, Fla. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. 31. Articles For Kent Scott Ave. Will consider reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ RENT A BED son. Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322KoPaway, Hospital ft Baby 9228. Beda. Uy Day, Weak, or Month For real automobile b a r Ph. FA 2-5U1 118 W. lit SL gains, check the Herald claiaCARROLL'S FURNITURE tfled display aection. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS * ItE’AL-TOR'S * 708 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. (th* church needs you) AD-82078 (F-7A) W ATCH Y O U * IN V E S T M E N T • * * AT MAO 44LB - BUI LT Announcement It in with great pride and Joy that I announce of the uuoclatlun with me of my brother, Harry B. Dietrichs in th* general practice of Ihe flnent Ren) Estate Service In (he State of Florida. We ■hall both look forward to (he many oppor* (unities (o serve you, (he public. ■ » ib Innandaalan Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. Jim Hunt Really W. Dietrichs, Realtor SEMINOLE REALTY Deltona You tiavo an advsnlisa ovtf othtr Invt t tori In Dolton* fioinotltts —you're clot* snousn lo so* how fast Macklo't lotoxt and ■'■suit community 1* slowing. And •hon a community (rows, Und valuta giow with It Drtva over today and find out lor younalf how Just | | 0 . suits you on th* way lo owning a spacious Dotlana homttiU, with Control Waltr Mains and pavtd ttroots Included in Iho lull low price ef only Itte si While lhare, onjoy * fro* rid* on the rivetheet “Dolton* Qustn", Taka a ttlf-guidod tour of th* Shopping Plata, th* lake-front Community Club, th* til* of fh* IS holt tolt ceursa and Iho lovtly housing art* at MackJo-Suill DELTONA! HACKLI-BUILT HOHM featu res th e f e e t e a e P s la tent*, on display In the Florida OohiSl at th* H.Y. World's Fair, and II ether lovely models. MachlpftuMt homo* rang* In price from tut! 17990. to SIS.3M. With down paym ents os low os »i« 0 , monthly payments starting at ( *9J7t OEIVE OUT TODATI Tike IntorsUU »«, exit at Qoltono t e t a n e e s e e y e u ie a t OtUONAi S rtsif 11 �“I I ' 1 Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! JElif fcanfnrb ^rralii July 31, 1964 — Page 11 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, utilities Included. A d u l t s only. Lake Mary. 322-4963. 1962 HONDA Motorcycle 305 ’55 FORD, good body, good IDEAL FOR FISHING OR cc. Perfect condition. 6800 HUNTING. 49 Chevrolet »a mechanical condition, Call miles. All extras. 322-4568. ton pickup with wooden 322-6646, Claude HarroU, body, good condition. $350. 123. Boatn & Motors Ph. 322-6002 after 4:30. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sta­ 12 Ft. RUNABOUT. 25 hp tion Wagon. RAIL A/T, AirEvlnrudc, electric start and conditioned. $395. Can be 120. Automotive Service trailer. Like new. $295. Ph. seen at Sanford Motor Co. 322-7325. COHEN RADIATOR ?mOP 800 So. French. Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Itecorlng WE NEED MONEY SALE! OLD NEWSPAPERS A rcpaits discounted. ’59 Ford 4-door, clean, recon­ 21114 E. 3rd. 322 3413 ditioned motor, $450. FOK SALE '59 Ford Ranch Wagon, like Aulo Glass, Tops A Sea* Covers new. $495. 25 LBS. - 5lV '58 Hillman convertible, re­ AUTO GLASS & conditioned motor, 4 speed, SEAT COVER CO. SANFORD HERALD new- tires, needs top, $195. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 55 Pontiac Station Wagon. ALL WORK GUARANTEED $125. Remember, Save la on Used AUTO GLASS Parts Here. Sunshine Ed­ INSTALLED die's Used Car* A Paris. Formerly Zlickerman'a Sal­ Scnkarik Glass ami I’aint Company vage. Ph. 322-8072. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 108. Rooms For Rent SLEEPING ROOM, Private bath and entrance. 322-3986. 115. Autos For Sale 1 BANK 1 Repossessions S' r Discount to Seminole County Residents 1M lit u l Nt M “I haven't seen any absont-minded professors, but thia place is loaded with absent-minded students!" 96. IIon>es • S a le o r Rent I Oil. M obile H om es • R ent 3 Ill lUinoM IIUUSK. I nlnr 1 2 BEDROOM and t 3 bed­ nbhed located in Plnecrest, room, Bowman's Trailer kitchen equipped. Complete­ Court. 668-4308. ly rclinishrd Inside and out. 1 BEDROOM TRAILER on Ph 322 2211. targe lake. Adults only. Ph. 322-7368. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Available Ana. 20. Rent $145 106. Apartment* for Rent month. P in m e s t Area, Ph. Furn. Apt. 23fin meltonvllte. 322-8382. Cozy Cottage. Lake privileges. 97. Houses For Rent $50. Ph. 322-6106. 2 HR, Untarnished house, Ph FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 322-8892. Adults. Ph. 322-9480. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie Payton Realty Cowan. 322 4013. 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Kit- EFFICIENCY. $49. 611 Park. chen equipped, l'h. 322-7095. MODERN Furn. apta. Also Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. ~ RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. Ball-Ulalr Agency cnt. 1004 Palmetto. Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave 1 Bit. Furn. House. Ph. 668- 1-ttoom Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath & shower, suitable 3122. for couple or single person NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully or retired All utilities In­ furnished, on Lake, Adults cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ only. Ph. 322-7431. cated on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lots 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED and shopping center. In­ House, 575 month. 905 W. quire at Manuel Jacobson 25th St. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 3C11 ARBOR: Attractive un­ FURN. APT. 322 2800. furnished house, 2 Bed­ rooms, screened porch, car- W E L A K A APARTMENTS Roomi private baths, 114 parte, utility • storage, kit­ W First St. chen equipped. Excellent condition. Ph. 322-2168. 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apts. 14th Ave., Longwood. BEDROOM FURNISHED 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph, 838Cottage on Wekiva River. 3298. Adults only. Ph. 322-4131. Monza, $1,182 bal. $56 mo. 62 Falcon, $996 bal, $51 mo. 60 Falcon. $769 hal. $lt mo. 60 Ford. $692 hal, $39 mo. 60 Chewy. $991 bal, $50 ran M Opel, $512 hal. $29 mo. 59 Impala, $SSI bal, $16 mo. 59 Ruick, $696 bal, $38 mo 59 Ford. $599 bal, $3t mo. 59 Rambler. $688 bal, $37 mo. 59 Volks, $687 hal, $39 mo. 59 Plymouth wag., air cond. 59 Chevy, $697 bal, $39 mo. 59 Impala, $842 bal, $44 inn 58 Chevy, $488 bal, $92 ino. 58 Pontiac, $597 bal, $34 mo. 58 Ford. V8, stick, htg moinr 58 Ramhler, $591 hat. $32 ran 58 Ford, $473 bal, $27 mo. 58 Chevy, *188 bal. $19 mo. ST Chevy, $59t bal, $32 mo. 37 Mercury, $1*8 bal. $79 mo 57 Dodge, $391 hal. $22 mo. 57 Turnpike, $199 bal. $29 mo. 57 Olds, $596 bal, $32 mo. 57 Ford, $392 bal, $3! mo. 56 Chevy, $18« hal, $29 mo. 55 Plymouth, $172 bal, $12 mo. 53 Chevy, $99 bal. $3 mo. 57 Ford, $188 bal. $11 mo. I Bank $ Repossessions 100. Resort Rentals Furn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4$35 Mo. 40744 W. lat. HUTCHISON’S OCEANFRONT VPTS 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach ________Cal! 322-1058 CLEAN NEW Furnished I Bedroom Apartment Util R im included. 706 E. 14th St. 322-7822 or 322 6053. 101. Trailer - Calumnypache Camping Trailer* :ecil Sellers - 668 1018 Clark St., Enterprise , Hunts A- Molar** Mobile Homes - Sole 23* SPARTAN HOUSETRAILEll. $400. 838 5461 nr 3227501 3. Mobile Homes - Rent BEDROOM HOUSETRAILill furnished. Adults only. i75 mo. Ph. 322-4187. IL'SETHAILEH on large irivate lot. $65 month. Call Her 6 p.m. 32Z 6087. Bflorr You Go fe e “HAS-TO-GO" A New Miracle Drull For All Auto Transmis­ sion* And Engines, Ask Your Gsragrman For "IIAS-TO-GO". If Ho D-iea Not Hate It Aak Him To Gal I t Thara la No 8 u b a I i 1 u l • For ■'HAS-TO-GO''. Product Of Hwretman'a l.ab., Inc. Dorr S. Baker, Repraaenlatire Box 29 Lake Mary. Fin. '57 Olds. a/c. $587 bal. $31 mo '59 Plym, $787 bal. $37 mo. ‘54 Metro, $192 bal. $24 mo. '61 VW Bus, $1192 bal $45 mo. '58 Cadillac, $891 bal, $37 mo. ‘59 Chev., $941 b«l„ $37 mo. 59 Olds S St $499 hal, $24 mo. '39 9 Pai Wag $792 bal $37 mo ’59 Merc., $742 bal., $36 mo. '60 Opal Wag $681 bal, $32 mo. '61 Renault $691 bal. $32 mo '57 Plym. $587 bal. $32 mo. '55 Cadillac, $542 bal, $28 ran '56 Line., $681 bal. $31 mo. '58 Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo. '5B Oldi, $667 bal., $32 mo. '58 Chev, $667 bal, $31 mo, '57 Chev H'rod $792 bal $35 mo '.\9 Ford, $399 bal, $24 mo. '58 Pont, $788 bal, $37 mo. '56 Chev, $419 hal, $24 mo. ‘55 Olds. $471 bal, $24 mo, ’54 JE E P STATION WAGON. '57 Buick, $596 bal, $29 mo. 121. Scoot era & Cycles '55 Merc, $569, $32 mo. 2 wheel drive with over­ drive. fi cyl. overhead valve. Jeep 4 WD. $586 bal. $32 mo. WHY Ruy someone else* trou­ 668-5693 after fi p.m. ‘51 Buick, $24 hal. $1 mo. bles '60 Stude Lark $292 bal $16 mo WHY Go to the expense of a '55 Ford, $99 bal, $.1 nio. MS. Truck* For Sale second used car WHEN You ran drive a brand new Vespa for $500 TRUCKS FOR SALE! down and $150 per 1959 Pick-up Fnrd Fuat, fi cyl. REPOSSESSIONS. INC week, and gel lip tn SANFORD AVE. 1958 Pick-up Ford Finn. 8 cyl. 135 m p g. toss pick-up Ford F2S0, 8 cyl. OPEN EVENINGS Transmission guaranteed for with Rack 1956 Ton and half Internation­ life. riione 322-4503 'THEMIGHTYMIDGET"! al Flat Bed, 4 x 4 nURNUP A SIMS 201 No. Maple, Sanford JOHNSON JAVELIN, 30 hp, also 18. Both electric starts Hull very good, 19 ft. lung. Sell or trade. Ph. 322-3134487. Robson Sporting Goods Your FAIN RUDE Dealer 304 6 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5061 12* a l u m in u m BOAT. V Bow. Nearly new. 322-3806 between fi A 7 p.m. Next best to a new WIDE-TRACK is a USED WIDE-TRACK. 62 Rambler Ambassador Custom. 4door, V-8, standard Irani., power steering 4k brakes, heater, air road. *1695 62 Ford F-250 Series, Ji ton, van body, *1495 63 Hngliah Ford *1595 56 MG LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 2517 Country Club lloid 322-7928 I Door Sedan, 4-apcrd transmiaalon, radio and heater. *195 62 Chevrolet r Impala Super Sporta Coupe, V-8, automatic Irani., power steering, radio and hatter. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. *2195 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Park 644-8010 61 Corvair Series 800, 4-door sedan, standard transmission, radio and healer. WHOLESALE CLEARANCE 4 Door Sedan, F'ull Power, Air Condition. *2595 4 floor Redan, All Lincoln eitraa Inrludlng Air Condition, 2 T« Choose From! 62 Comet 2 Door Sedan, 2 To Select From, One Automatic, One With Standard Transmission. 62 Ford V2 Ton Pirkup, 8* lied, 6 Cylinder, 19.mil) Actual Miles. 61 Valiant 2 Door DRIVING THE Sedan, fi 4’yllndrr. Automatic Transmission, Good Solid Car With Good Economy. 61 Plymouth Fury t Door Redan, V-8, Automatir Transmission, Power Steering and Ilrakea, 59 Continental 4 Door Hardtop, Full Powrr, At* Condition. Discount *1295 *1295 *995 *1195 *1395 Station Wagon Sale! 60 Chevrolet *1195 *1095 60 Mercury Commuter *1295 59 Ford *695 59 Plymouth Fury *695 58 Ford Fairlane 500 *695 57 Oldsmobile 2 Door *195 56 Ford Fairlane 2 Door *295 51 Cadillac 2 Door *195 I Door Wagon, V>8, Automatir, Radio and Healer. 60 Ford Country Sedan, V-8, Cruia-O-Ma. tic, Radio, Heater, Power Hirer. USED CONTINENTAL ? Even the moat careful firat glance will not tell you the vintage of one Continental from another—»o timelesi la the atvling of thia moat copied of cara. An inspection of the excellently maintained used Continentals now in our slock will twar out the truth of thia atatament. About the only way you can tell them from new la tha low price. You r«1 more quality, more atyle, more comfort and more prestige than you get from the new middleprice cars. Check our complete atock today. d 4 Door, Mcr-O-Malir, Radio, Heater, P o w e r Steering and Brakes. Itsnrh Wagon, | Ilwii, 6 Cylinder, Automatic, Radio and Heater. 4 Door Redan, V-8, Automatic Trans­ mission, Radio and Heater, *2295 1962 ONE OWNER Choose From uiimt LINC0LNm r null I M ER C U R Y I N V e Sanford W. Park MI 4-0209 62 Chevy II AGREE? Wo think you'll agree that a u»ed Wide-Track is a mighty agreeable automobile Come on down to Wide-Track Town and let us show you our great soloclion ol used Wido-Tracks. Whan you see them, you'll agree that if it's a usod car you are looking for you can't do any be Her Ilian a used Widu-Track. Come on down and see us soon. 1962 Pontiac Starchief 4-dr. Ilydramallr, powrr alrrrlng, powrr lirikra. Alpine white with all morrukidr interior—we sold il new, 1962 Pontiac Catalina 4-DR . VISTA HARDTOP. pow»r steering and brakes. A popular car at only 1962 Pontiac Tempest SPORT COUPE, economy wtlh a sporty flair. Automatic transmission, radio and healer. *2195 *1995 *1295 1960 Pontiac Catalina fl PAHS. WAGON *llh Factory Air Conditioning, power steering and brakes. For real family fun. *1495 1961 Buick Special DELUXE STATION WAGON, V-8 fun rom hinrd with utility. One n( Amrrira's most popular medium aired cars. *1595 OPEN FRf. N1TES AND ALL DAY SAT. InUrceptor, V-l, Automatic Trans­ mission, Radio, Heater, P o w e r Steering. Hp/mplulE MLM OM X I iN t PONTIAC Hardtop. UIIMT L IN C O L N INC. nun I M ERCURY 1009 Palmetto Ave. Sanford 322-4884 Winter Park Ml 4-0209 1 1 IBiiftiiipnvdl 301 W. First S t Serial 100 4-door sedan, 0 cylinder, aUndard trana., heater. *1295 62 Chevrolet Impala, 4-door sedan, V-l, automatic trana., power steering, radio and healer. *2095 61 Chevrolet Impala Coupe, V-8, auto­ matic trana., power steer­ ing. radio and healer, 1895 57 Cadillac Fleetwood 4-door sedan; power and air. *595 60 Chevrolet Hetair, 4-door sedan, g cylinder, automatic trana., radin and heater. 1195 63 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan, V-8, auto­ matic trans., power steer­ ing, radio and healer. A low mileage one owner car. *2595 61 Chevrolet Relslr l-door aedan, V-l, automatic Irani., p o w e r ■Irrring, radio 4k heater, *1495 61 Chevy. Van Low mileage, dean throughout. SAVE! Sedan 88, V-8, Pord-O-Malie, Radio A llralrr. To 4-door sedan, V-8, automa­ tic trana.. power steering and brakes, radio ana heater, air conditioning. — ON USED CA RS — 63 Mercury Monterey 62 Continental Continental! *1095 62 Oldsmobile 88 SA LE! WHICH ONE’S 109 Palmetto Ave. 322-4884 "SUMMER SELLDO W r Pirkup Half • Inn, long wheel hair, Slrpside bed, fi cylinder engine, heater, Orlando, Fla. Ph. 295 0182 2 HOLLERS *1395 63 Chevrolet to be found, and here U another one inscription: ll'a • I960 llodgr, 9 Pnntrnger Station Wagon, V-8 Kn[lne. Automatic and Power Steering. If you have a argr family thru you ahnuld are thi* wagon. 2125 W. Colonial REDTAG” SPECIALS on Cunvul, firm on* owner car. There’s Always A Real Goody 322-1481 CASH IN AT Gateway To The waterway T i e WANT AD Repossessions IT'S TIME TO 15 Ft. RUNABOUT wit.1 Ian vas lop and 35 hp Evlnrudc Motor. Gator Tilt Trailer, $550. Ph. 322 8551. National 1012 BANK 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED. 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA RAGE APT. Water, electri­ 323 0559 or 322-3794. city furnished. Nice shady AVF.NNA PARK, 3 Bed­ lot. Adults only. Ph. 322-1305. room, H i Baths, kitchen equipped, air • conditioned. 1 BEDROOM Furnished apart ment. Close downtown. Ph Ph. 322-9367. 322-1462 between 9 k 5:3i) BEDROOM, 2 Bath, large Monday thru Friday; 322lot. Available Auguit 10. 703 4501 other timea. Cherokee Circle, Sunlamp FURNISHED Apts. 322-6530. Ph. 323-0040. BEDROOM, 2 Bath, fenced 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Close In. Ph. yard. 185 month with lease. 322-9173 days, 322-0641 even S22-G920. ingi. FURNISHED 2 Bedroom * 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. den panelled house. $95 Private bath. Close In. month. 322-3249. Lights A water furnished. $50 month. Ph. 322-5680. BR, unfurnished house, $90 mo. CIO E. 14th St. .1. N. 3 tOOM F U R N I S H E D Hohson, Jr. 322 1535 or 322APARTMENT. Near dawn 3228, town. Water furnished. Ph. 322-8551. BEDROOM, 2 Baths, airconditioned. kitchen equip­ ped, fenced y a r d . $145 FURNISHED garage apart mcnl, $15 mo., water induct month. For information call *d 305 s. park. 323-0705. 322 5679. 123, B o ats & Motors 121. Scooters & Cycles 115. Auto* Fur Sale FURNISHED. Lights, water. 322-3158 or 322 0495. 7 -J f 118. Trucks Fur Sale 10G. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale I 1 OPEN — Fri. Evening* & AU Day Sal. HOLLER MOTOR SALES Ph. 322-0231 . \ 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 < L �0 CHA RL I E OFF THIS B A R R E L ! HE'S MAKING WONDERFUL PROGRESS, B U T ................ HE STILL HAS ALMOST 135 NEW AUTOS THAT MUST BE SOLD! C H EVR O LETS O LD S M O B ILES CADILLACS ONE D O ZEN DEMONSTRATORS M AKE C H A R LIE AN O F F ER A N D Y O U ’L L D RIVE HUNDREDS ONE OF H O M E! DO LLA RS O FF! SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S DOWN ALL ’64 MODELS MUST GO! NOTHING DOWN WITH TRADE-IN! HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD, FLORIDA 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0711 322-0861 �Law Should Be Changed By Dottle Austin If you come upon an accident on the highway and see an accident vic­ tim lying beside the road, bleeding profusely, should you stop and try to render aid? Human compassion says “yes," but the law says you can be sued, and in most cases successfully. It has gotten to the point, that un­ less you want to run the risk of wind­ ing up in court, you had better just keep on going and leave the victim “in the hands of God." Even a phy­ sician is liable to a civil suit under these circumstances. The Florida Jaycees, disturbed by this penalty on an act of mercy and pity, done in good faith, nre attempt­ ing to hnve the law chnnged, in the state of Florida. Chapters of the state Jaycees are circulating copies of an act," aimed at providing exemption from civil liability for individuals rendering emergency care in accident cases." The act will be voted on at the .Tnycees Summer Conference in Lake­ land Aug. 21 to 23 and if endorsed will be presented at the next session of the Florida Legislature for con­ sideration. Below is the text of the proposed action: “ An Act relating to Civil liability of Individuals rendering emergency care; providing for exemption from civil liability; providing an effective date. “ He it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida. “Section I: “No individual, who in good faith renders emergency care to the vic­ tims nt the scene of an accident or emergency, shall be held llnble by such person for any civil damages as a result of any act or omission in rendering emergency care at the scene of the accident, or as a result of nny act or failure to act in pro­ viding or arranging treatment or car* Bruce for the Injured person or persons unless such act or omission to act shall amount to gross ncgligenre or wilful and wanton misconduct nnd unless such gross negligence or wilful and wanton misconduct was the proxi­ mate cause of the injury, death or loss for which the action Is brought; provided that the question or issue of negligence, gross negligence nnd wilful and wnnton misconduct, nnd the question of proximate enuse, nnd the issue or question of assumed risk shall be in all cases solely for the jury. Section II: “This act shall take effect on July I, 1965.” The Herald commends the SnnfordSeminole Jaycees nnd the Florida Juycces for their active interest in better government and better laws, in drawing up nnd presenting this proposed law. These young men nre in active training to assume leadership rotes in their communities and state, nnd their efforts in behalf of civic nnd individual improvements have often had far-reaching effects. Many of the nntion’s top lenders, in government nnd in business are, nr hnve been, members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Herald supports their endeav­ ors, encourages their interest ami wishes them success in getting this action before the State Legislature, hoping for favorable reaction from the lawmakers. Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — Whispered Joke* tn Eastern Europe jab unmercifully at the Communist root of local trouble*. Especially hard-hitting arc the Kant German atnriei; President Johnson, l.ord Home and Khruihchrv are driving to a *urn mil rm%*rence wken they aee the devil hot on their trail. To placate him, Johnson throws out five *100 notes. The devil picks them up, counts them, throws them away contemptuously and continues after the rar. "Not enough," Home says and throws the davil If),000 pounds in , notes. The devil stops, counts t h e notrs, throws them away and hur­ ries after the rar. At last Khrushchev takes an old envelope frem his poc­ ket. scribbles something on it and throws it from the rar. The devil flicks it up, reads it, blanches, swines around and teara on in the opposite direction. "However did you do It, Nikita 1" th e Westerner* ask. "Simple,” Khruihrhev re­ plies. "I just wrote ’In two minutes we shall be entering the territory of the German Democratic Republic (Com- Herald Area Correspondents Geneva Mrs. Joa, E. Mathicux Altamonte Springs Mra. Julia IlartM 8*8-1311 348-4824 Rear L*k*-F«r#at City Mrs. Maryann Mllea I.ake Mary Mr*. Frances Wester 312-8118 Labs Monro* Mrs. H. L. John tom 332-4722 Long-wood Mrs. Donna Eaten 8.18-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5041 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 365-3743 838-3317 DeBary Mrs. (rank White North Orlando Mrs. Doris Daan MS-4223 311-1888 Osteen Pel tons Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Enterprise. Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mrs. Clarence Snyder 123-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy SU-I188 888-5834 $ 1 )tf t m t o r t f r r t t t o Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, July 31, 1961 w ii.Tta *. oielow, not-ron ana r u n m a ia F B A S K VO LTO LUX C h n u t l s s . e . a o r a l S m u a l . arassrn oi* Associate Editor HAIIUV I. JIIIIMII.V X ia n .(in * Editor B E t U l i S KILLKBIIKW TsU sraph Editor Duma WILLIAMS Society n o rm : Editor u m o a i .k i a s i i k h Advertising Director HO* ■•HUE* Advertising SU negtr MO* PLAIT dan oral Advertising Mansger ■ A a a i r r r g. stapletom Classified Director D R I B BMO KMAM KM Militate* Mm e a s e a is t in City Editor I t D I WSet.I.S Co u nt y Edit or h il l v t s c an scsT ra a o n r, w ells Mechanical Staff Photographer Bust. s c n a c M iP T it fn m a t e s Mease Delivery My Mall Seeeleele l e i e t y AU other l i e Week l> • • 1 Tear III.I* I Tear H » • H eaths 1.11 ( H e a th s I I I • Meath* l i t | Moatke 1.88 1 Meath i.M I Meath U. A Postal Xeauletlea* provide that aU as ail labetrlpU eae b* paid la advaact. Entered e i second d a t a Blatter Oeleoar 81, 1818 a t the r e a l Office of Sanford, r i ot Ida. und»r the Act of O agr*** of Marc*. The Harald Is a mam bar e f the D alles Prase which la ■*lllled etclustvely to the vat for reaabllcatlea at aU the leeel new* printed la this nawapapar. No part of any material, news or advertising, e f this edition of The Sanford Herald may he reproduced la any w i n n e r w ith ­ out written pormtaalon ef the publisher of The Hsrald. Any Indivlduii or firm rsipanslhl* tor such reproduction still be considered t e infringing on Thn Herald's copyright a i d will be held lisbls for d a ma g i n g under the Itw. Published dally t i c a p t Sat ur day, Sunday aaa Carliim as. published Saturday proceeding Christmas. .K e j/V \ ^ I '/ ^ ___& . J rnunist East Germany).''* When Ulbriehl (East Ger­ man Red buss) died he knocked at heaven’s gate. “What are you d o i n g here7" St. 1’cter a*ked. "You lielnng down below." A few day* later three devils knneked and told St, Peter: "We are the first refU R ees." "Progress’ Misses Mark 'v:- i IT ! Foreign News Analyst Ry Phil Newsom Ever since President John F. Kennedy announced in Mitrch, 1060. tha noble con­ cept of thn Alliance for Pro­ gress for Latin America, Im­ patient I.at ins have been uniting for instant progress. Cut even though by th* tuna ths alliance's third anni­ versary rolled around the United Stale* actually had disbursed around *1.S billion, results were far short of the Kennedy goal "to transform the 1960'* into an historic deradn of democratic progtrss.” This week in Mexico City the United States and 16 o t h e r American republic* rnet to tee what could be done about it. It was the first working session of the new interAmerican committee to over­ see alliance affairs, under the chairmanship of Unrlos Sunr ile Santamaria, a Colombia reformer with an tmprrssive record in his own country both as foreign and as fin­ ance minister. It could not tie snid tlmt tbe nlliance had made no prog­ ress. Outside Bogota in Coiomhin nnd lim a in Peru were vast * Dr. Crane’s Thought For Today And Jesus said to him. Foxes have boles, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man has nowhere to lay his head.—Matthew 8:20. » • • Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.—Robert Frost. ** Phil Newsom Says - t , A Compass Would Help. housing projects to show for its efforts. In Braitl were new mobile health unite. The food for peace program had fed more then 17 million people. In its original concept, the Ailinnrn for Progress would help those who helped them­ selves. To qunlify for some of the *10 billion which the United State* expected to supply in aid, Ijitin nations were to institute reforms, land, lav and educational. They also were to encourage private investment. And. importantly, they were to tie governments which held office through democratic processes. Colombia, enjoying political peace, already qualified for tbe latter. And. under the prodding of Snn* de Santamaria, she al­ so met the conditions of tax and land reform. It mnde him an Ideal man to head lha new committee which at Inst was to bring the Alliance for Progress to fruillon, On both side* there had been disappointment*. Only a few of the 1*1 in American nations, Colombia and Chile notable among them, had submitted detailed development plan*. Ram psrt nationalism com­ bined with opposition from both extreme right and left nullified some alliance efforts, especially in Bratll. From th# left came th* prrssura for violent revolu­ tion. From the right, a deter­ mination tn maintain th* status qua. Private innvestment failed to live up to expectations. On the Latin side there waa impatience at the U. S. bur­ eaucracy which held up loans. Latin America faces a pop­ ulation explosion greater even thun that of India nr Red Chin*. And sooner or later that population will make ita choice between the violent revolution of the Communist* or lha peaceful sv-lution o/ the Alliance for Progress. Barbs Ry Hal Cochran A home building outfit says housewives need more closet room for their clothes, which is enough to scare husbands, • • • If you always want th* truth, ladies, don't ask your hushsnd so many questions. Worry Clinic Anne was In danger of be­ ing demoted, which often damages a child's morale srrlousl). So I suggested the "flash card" mrthod, which make a game out of reading, spelling and th* multiplication tables. Anne caught up with her class in 6 weeks! And later becitne a leader in both reading and spelling, so send for the booklet below. Ry George W. Crane, I'll. D., M. D. CASE T-433: Anna B. aged 9, has been ■ school problem. "Dr. Crane," her worried mother la-gun, ' last term Anne failed in reading snd spelling "Her teacher thinks It would t»e belter to demote tier In a lower grade. "Hut I fear tilts would ruin her morale. For she and two of the girls in her present grade nt srltool are such elove friends, I dread to see her torn away from them. "Isn't there some other way to handle such a problem, for tho school psychologists say Anne's I. g. is O. K. and her vision has been checked, too?" HOME TUTORING You parents (or grand­ parents) ran often ehange n child’s entire school career In a matter of six weeks, by using flash cards! And by making a game out of reading nr spelling. For a child usually lutes a subject in which he is get- P a r t y membership isn't popular in Poland. In War­ saw it’* whlaperrd that a Communist Patty member who recruits a candidate for I hr party will hnve the right to tell political jokes. If he ran rope in two randidntr*, he may resign from the party. Anyone who recruit a three rnmlidntra will receive a certificate saying he hnn never been a parly member. The collectives are hated perhapa more than anything elaa lha Rods have tried. In Hungary they say that in a certain Red htoc country the Council of Minister* met tn discus* current husinei*. The minister of agriculture was very depressed. Harvest pros­ pect* were poor. Tractors had broken down. Manpower waa scare* on t h a collective farms. In short, thera was no end to th* difficult Ira. A colleague tried tn en­ courage him. "Cheer up. All these difficulties are tempor­ ary. Thar* ii no doubt com­ munism will triumph in th* end and spread worldwide." Ry DICK WEST The minister flung up his Unltrd I'rrsa International hands and whlsperrd: "For WASHINGTON (U l'l) — heaven's sake, man, don't say things like that. Where would Perhaps you'va heard of a we import our grain from ?" group railed Nicotine Anony­ Mnny people | n Eastern mous which offer* help to Europe ate especially biller about the emphaaia of So­ people who aia trying to quit viet and Red bloc production smoking. lf you reach tha point in ipice and war, while con­ wher* you feel you must hav* sumer niedi go begging. A friend railed to lee So­ a rigarette, you ran cat) (hem viet astronaut Col. Popovitch. and they will aend anmeone ills daughter Natasha opciu-d over to K*-l di unk wilh you. I’m thinking of forming a the door. similar organixation railed "fi your father in?" “No, comrade. He’* flying Summer Harhelor* Anony­ ■round the earth and won't mous. Membership will be op­ be hark until noon." en tn men whose wive* are "Can I aee your mother out of town. W* will help each then!" other get through the ordeal. “No, comrade. She went out The need for aurh a group early this morning to buy became apparent to me a few some meat and won't tie bark day* ago when my wife left untit night." town for a visit with rela­ Strategist* in the Kremlin tives, taking the children with were plotting war. "We could her, send 10 men to ths United Being footloose for the first Statea with atom bombs in time in yrars, I felt tliixt I suitcases," suggested the lead­ should kirk up my heels ■ er. “One could go to New bit. Nothing spectacular, you York, a n o t h e r In De­ understand. Just enough to troit . . . .” keep the fraprhlse. "No," interrupted a romHaving a little fling is all rade, “we couldn't do that." very well in theory, but I "Why notT We have plenty soon found that I had forgot­ of atom bombs." ten how to go about it T was "Yea, hut where are w* go. out of practice. Aim out of ing to get the 10 suitcases?" J breath. Also out of money. ting low marks! His dislike then causes him to shun further study of Hist distasteful suhyert, so his grades keep dropping even lower and lower. So you must change his attiluite if ynu wish to motivate him favorably, Anne had been looking on reading ami spelling as "work." So change her out­ look till those sub Joels indi­ cate "play" or "fun." Since children welcome com­ petition or games where they can play wilh their parents, tel daddy, mother and chil­ dren cooperate. Take Anne's current school reader. Let her pick out the words therein which she doesn't know. Then print each such word on a separate strip of rsrdhoard. You ran buy a print­ ing outfit at most department stores. These rarrilmard strips then are called "flash cards " la-l Mother lie Hie umpire .She can hold up one of the ranis and explain tha word thereon. Then she can hold up a second and do likewise, and she ran contrast the two cords at tho same moment. Then Mother can shuffle the two and hold up one card at a time. Anno tries to identify the word. If she is right, Mother gtvej the card to Anne, Lf Anne misses, Mother puts the card in her own idle. And the one with the most cards, wins that round. Dick Soon Anne will reeognirc 25 or more of these formerly un familiar words And within a few weeks, she will know hundred* of printed wonts! For variation, Daddy ran roni|>etr with Anne. The first one to identify the word when Mother holds up ■ Gish card (hen wins that card. Let Daddy "pull his punches," however, for chil­ dren must win about 3 limes out of 4 in order to keep their morale high. Use the back of these same Gash cards for the multiplica­ tion (allies, printing 3 x I, on the first card; then 3 x 2 , on the serotid, etc. And for spelling drill, u»e cauls whereon you spell Mime words correctly, as "receive" and others incorrectly, as Hrleive." Hold them up, one at s time, so Anne and Daddy ran g u e s s "Right" or ' Wrong." and let litem add the raids they win to their pile. .Vnd for my booklet “ How to Tutor Your Child *t Home," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. Anne's mother brought her up to the average of her class inside of 6 weeks! (Always writs tn Dr. CYana in rare of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20c In rover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) It'opyrlghl by ITte Hopkins Syndicate, Inr.) h/e W* AAaAfttow O 0M >pM bcild. fa/ O o w Q u C ! CAtcJLomj fflumouZAs asxeLsVaJfaLrit p/ttew -fafiruts (jato West’s The Lighter Side ft la difficult for a sum­ mer bachelor to break wilh tradition, however. A certain amount of hanky-panky i* ex­ pected of him. Virtually de­ manded. “(lb, boy, you lucky dog, you," tbe boy* at tba office chortl* when they hear you ■re temporarily unattached. You dare not reveal to them (bo true ailuation — that you have been spending your evenings taking long solitary walks. My moit embarrasalng mo­ ment came the other mnrning when my wife telephoned to report a bit of news about her trip. "I tried to reach you last night but you didn’t answer," she said. "Where were you?" "1 went In a movie," 1 said. T b a embarrassing thing was tlint I really did go to a movie. Now here ii where summer bachelor! anonymous would enter (he picture. A summer bachelor who had lost his flair for living it up could call in and report that hr was at home watching the televi­ sion alone. Another summer bachelor would tush over and the two of them would go to a hall game, preferably to a doubleheader that would keep them out past midnight. Or they could go to Die YMCA and play rhrs*. That would give the neigh­ bors tbe impression that he was nut painting the town and the aummer harhelor Image would be preserved. Closeout time, to tsa year-end shopper, means big savings on brand-new 1964 models. V a new ‘64 Plymouth or Valiant » your choice, sea us for a top deal. Our pencils are sharp and so Ere the new '64 Plymouth* and Valiant*. Shop early while the selection of models and colors M besfi p sH i r m | | ^ __ cm __ H U R R Y IN F O R A R E D H O T D E A L A N D S A V E 1 You’ll Never Go Wrong — going to Ihr RIGHT dealership. t ome tn our place, and look the many finr used cars over II I you buy. You'll never He sorry ynu did. Ah a ) a a Rood .tirelinn. Frnm 'SJa In 61a. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Park 644-8916 Ron-Sun Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. 519 E A S T FIR vST S T R E E T S A N F O R D , * FLORIDA i ■■ l �*4P OUR BOARDING HOUSE S(fr 0anTgfB WtrsIB 2-A—July 81. 1564 STDE GLANCES By G albraith \3 & an$M (W ): Horoscope Forecast CATIRDAY. At'ni'ST QEXERAL 1, IM | T in U C IIIi Ob * of four b«*t daya for coInc »ft*r whattvar you went that te practical In II* nature Approach It with an attut* t w u r c n t u of what can bring yon aeeurlty. plua a w i r m t n of th* malarial problame th*t can b« oaally and quickly re. ducrd la *uce«*i(ul eoneluelon. AlltKI (March 11 to Apr:l 11) It you follow advlc* or In. flu«nlUl peraona you know, you can mak* rapid *trl1** In your cart*r now. Rot up a pood budctt- Raaolv* to follow It r d i c t s u d y . T A t n i i (April I t to May 10) Taklnc th* b«auty nr hailtl. treatment* that malt, you a inert radiant ptr.onallty, rill Increee* popularity tmm*dlal*ly now. Contact r t ih t piopla for Idaaa, Invitation* GEMINI (May 11 to Jun* 11) A day to alt down and plan th* futur*. Don't offaat auccraa hr cnnfldlnir In othera who mar h* piratical. F in . hunch#* an I broad vt.lon ar* roura non'. MOO) CHILDREN (J u n . 11 to Julr I D A day and evening for b*tnc vary aoclal and addInc many worthwhlla c ontact, to your Hat. Know what you want to accompli.h. T h.n b* o f f In a confident manner. I.KO (July 11 to Aucuat 11) Soma activity that will tngratiata you with th* public I* wli* today. S** th*t tho** ohov* you ■r* lmpr*t**d, pl*a**d with your effort*. Show errat char, acter, Imagination. VI It (11) (Aucuat 11 to Grp. tembrr 11) A new attltud* to. ward thoaa aetlvltlr* that will l*ad you to *ipand will help Immaaaurably. Contact tho*a at a dlatanca. Thrn you Impraee hlch*r>upt. *xp*rta. LtllllA (September 11 to Oc­ tober 1!) Heine particular In th* handllnc of all of your a f ­ fair* I* th* only way to *uc. ee*d now. D* mor* coop«ratlv* with m»t*. Don't t»k* him cr h*r for cr*nt*d. u r n l t r it l (October II to N«vember 11) A llttl* tlm* apetit In Warnlnc wh»t t* axptrtad from you will Imur* more harmonlou* relation* with other* Gat Into public actlvltla* that ar* aatlafying. CAntTTARirC (November 1) (a D*c*mh*r 11) H* aura you • how a oooparatlva tplrlt In lahora needed about the hou.e, atr., today. Do aom .th ln c about your haaltb. Enjoy craalar v i ­ tality. CAPRICORN (DaearaMer II to January IS) Hatting Into hobhtaa that a r . enjoyable will help you to forget a n iletlee. II* with compatlbl* pereon*. Th* other kind can b* very annoylnc. A d l A R t r a (January 11 ta February II) If you confer with thoaa llv lnc under your roof In a kindly way. real har. p o n y can be enjoyed In th* future. Huy furniture, etc. Uel paint bruth w o r k i n g . PICCKC (February IS to March 10) Fin* day for vlaltInc with thoaa who ar* not far and with whom you hero butlnee* o f any aort. Search out one* difficult to reach durlnc week. State alma. IF l o t it t i t t i t ) ia n n n v TODAY, ha or aba wilt be on* of thoaa practical paraona who can whittle down any project to a workable condition. Hue. In*** or corarnmant peraonnat will b* moat tntereatad In your dow n-to-aarth progeny. Much aucceaa and advancement I* poaalble, aapaclally where ctvlo work I* concerned that will be moat halpful to tho public In ganaral. T e * Clara Impel, they do wwl n tM .il." What yna mak* n( yaar life la largely up I* VOl 1 ■VXD AT. At'GVCT 3. IIM4 O tX K IIA t T t l P E X C I E I I A very adverae day and evening for trying to put Into e ffect any plana, alnc* pramlaaa mad* now or later ar* llkaly to be broken. Moat avoryon* I* too preoccupied with th* llltlo a f ­ faire o f e v e r y d a y ailatenc* to do what you want. Concentrate on your own orrand* and avoid any aharp comment* AIRE* (March It to April 11) Avoid any convereatlona with outaldara and co-wnrkera today, alnc* thay are not In a vary cooperative mood. Don't do too much today. Iletter rest up and renew energy. TAIRVC (April I I to May IS) Take car* you do not i>acom* extravagant where trivial entertainment la concerned. Ilia will power with other*. Maintain praaant aacurlty and b* ahead • ( th e gam*. GEMINI (May I t to Jun* 11) Da tnora g t n l l * with kin even If you think o f them aa o u t. aider*, to whom you ar* e lway* oourtaoua. Chow that you ar* logical In your thinking. Do only what la practical. MOON CHILDREN (Jun* 11 to July 11) Put aald* privet* worrit* and atap out do gat th* Information and buy whatever you require. ■* moat actlv* and gat raaulta. Taka It In atrld* tonight, relax and b* happy. LEO (July 31 t* Augoat St) Try not to bo demanding with g o a t p e l * Mac* thay *r* under praaaur* now. Plan your ge llvltlaa ao that you can act both bu.tnaaa and aoclal tlaa Ha oourtaoua, cheerful. VIRGO (Aucuat 31 to l a p tan*bar S3) Ueg diplomacy with that htghar-up or you oan bo , In trouble for aama tlm*. Show that you can follow ovary law that appllaa to you, ovary min­ ute reputation. 1.1 HR A (Saptambar 31 to Oc­ tober 11) You can aatabllah far greater harmony at bom* and with other* now If you forget th* paat. Study new Idea* cat*fully. Than th* futur* loom* far brtghtar. CCORPIO (October II (o No. venther 11) Enjoy the lighter thing* o f Ilf* by being charm ­ ing. Don't oapact other* to do all th* entertaining. Join with tom* aoelally.minded humani­ tarian group. • A a l l T A H i r t (November 11 to Dacembar 13) Don't endeav­ or to patch up any quarrel be­ tween a parlnar anil n higher. UP today, or you gat Into trou­ ble. You don't have all tha fact# c lear up own affalra. CAPRICORN (Dacembar 11 to January IS) Uy nol going oft on any tanganta and c a t ­ t in g Important work dun*, you gat on th* right track now. Helper* wilt gladly rooparat*. ■how you hav* purpota. ARt’AHII’a (January I t to February II) Show othera you gra appreciative o f paet f a ­ vor* Inataad of expect lug more. In fact, you ahould ba th* one to return klndnaaaaa now. Ue practical. rtaCRS (February 31 to March 33) Avoid coming be. twoaa fam ily tlaa and (rltnda, CwtluMd Or P a |i S-A �T> *» Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE ~ \ WuaV^YMaT * cc.At).TtLL ME N AGAIN/ Y___ OUMEAS TO pAV-— CCKN.MI6TEK HOCPLE.'l MAYS TO. (Continued From Pago g-A) BE CAREFUL ABOUT FEEDtN'TM' CORM AT IM' BOTTOM TO MVC0(*» II •Inc* thla M u lt lead to a r g u ­ Abf PlC5? V s EE.TH- 3U1CE OFTM' AJ ment* right now. Strictly mind COBM S W E A T S O O T A S ' A F T E R . your own builnaaa. Show that A S P E L L .r v TLSRblS ALM O ST IN you hava raal wladom. CORM L IK k 'E ff / V £f* C S C E R Y I f YOLK CHILI! II * 0 R * Pk 3 * W E R E &OIN" A R O L'M O T ollY Y. ha ar aha will ha tha IM *TA & 6ERS'_r delightful kind o f rathar narv. oua child with an Infactlnua paraonallty who will require regulated altap and dlat aarly In Ufa ao that tha narvoua ayatam ran bacoma aecllmatad to tha tnfluancaa of tha world about him or bar. Many c h in aa* occur In t h li l i f t and w a r taay towarda othara ahould ba tauaht aa aarly aa poaalbla. Tha artlat hara. “Tha tiara Imprl. they do nnl roaanrl.“ What yna aiaka af yoor III# la largely a a to YOt I Carroll Rlghtar'a Individual F o r m a t for your alan for Bapftm brr ta now raady. For your ropy aand your hlrthdata and t l 00 to Carroll ttlglitar Forar a il, Tlia Sanford Herald. Boa 1»S1, Hollywood II. Calif. N O . t n i T , AC tll'IT *. t H 4 r.r.VUBAL TEYDHYCIRBi Al­ though there may aaam to ba t -m a n aggin g little aurfaca Irrltatlone at thla time, th* broad twerp of three aapeota haa to do with tha moat tomprahanatva Idaala you wleh to put Into motion. Tour mind la raaaonlng and logical In e a t ­ ing how auch a aat of clrcum atanree ran ba mora aaally built up. YI It a: *1 (March SI to April 1»> You can garner much Im pnrtant data tf you Juat put aalda all lhat amall trivia llandla routine affaire cleverly. Make good Impraaalon on o to cla ttt. TALIH'ft (April S# to May Jftl If you tend atrlctly to Im porlant butlnaae ahaad Inataad of frittering away on fun, your aurorae aoara. Put thoaa fine tdaaa to work. Baa that they are practical. ORMIYI (May It to June S1> T7p aarly and getting Into Im­ portant aetlvlllee brlnga both eurcaaa and popularity now ttroup martlnga. Illuminating hlg-wtga are helpful, fhn w you have native Intelligence. m o o t r i m n n e j r (jun * s i to July St) You can relieve (m elon and atari new upward trend by conferring with **perta. real frlenda In your field of e n d u v o r . Than ha helpful to other* not strong at thla ilma. . ... I . r o (July I t to Auguet 111 P y forgetting tha flnanrlal and roncanlrallng on gettin g allimportant paraonal alme, you find lhat friend* ar* vary help­ ful They think very logically Follow thalr Idea#. v t n n n (Auguat II to ** p tamhar II ) Doing whatever la Of rlvlc Importance la wla# a n t you get aurcaaaa from own worrier Tou find lhat Ihl* will Dim ba « atepplng atone to greater th in g * Ue alert, pair!° l LIBRA (September II to Oe tobar I D A naw approarh to regular rtutlaa brlnga tha ad­ vancement you want at thla time. Kind new and valuable contact!. Ha alert to tdtn* that ara more modern. prngraaaW# gt'OltPIO (October II to No vambar SI) Cartaln obligation! may ■••m trrltbtliiff now, but liapplneaa can ba found In par­ aonal mattera. 11a courteous with everyone. Than affaire Work out plcaeanlly. PAIHTTARILB (Sovambar S. to Oacembir SI) Backing a i m clatca loyally who ara cooper attva I* wla* now. Blear clear of argument* and accompli*)* a great deal. A cool head wlna the game. ,, CA 1*11 It'OII Y (Ilecember 3! to January SO) Any aliow of tamparment with fallow workara would only mean you d mora work. Inrraaea III will Ptriorm dull** anthualaillcal ly. Than all fall* Into rightful plara. ARI AIlll ’« (January SI to Fabruary II) If you ahow real Intaraal tn other* alma, you w i l l than gat th* know-how and data you naad. Impraaa othara with your fin# talanta f a * them wl»aty. 1*1HCK* (Hi'brutrjr •»> *' March 30) If you *re more a*r Inu* about your lob or t>u*inaaa, a batter financial alruc t u n can aaally b* your*. Talk plana over with clot# tl*» They glv# right hie#* IF YOLR CHILI! I* RORY TRULY, thcr* la every oppor­ tu n ity to b* vary auecaaaful, • van though obataclaa aaam to ba alway* cropping up. owing to th* tenacity of purpoaa bar*, aa wall aa fin* talanta and lack o f nrltldam for other*. A ool ]ega education ta a moat nara and early teach to rompUl* on* t a l k before going ou to another. .. _ . __ “The Star* !m»#l. »k*y » • ■"J aaiaaet" What yoo your Ilf# la largely ■» *® T5" J ' Carroll Hlghtar # Individual Foracaat for your e lf n tor ■•P tembar la now raady. I <>r your copy aand your hlrthdata and 11,00 to Carroll Itlghlar Koracaat, Tb# Sanford Herald, Boa 1IS1, Hollywood II. Calif. Neck And Neck NEW YOHK (UI’D — llob Harrington gnd Stanley Dan­ cer are running neck and neck for tha top harncaa rac Ing driver rrown, th# H»r nca* Itnring Imtitute an nouced Tuesday. Harrington Iriid* with IMl ▼icteric* In 705 atarta thia year while Pnnrer la eernnd with 10.1 win* in 277 atnrtg. Double Winner OSLO, Norway (U PI)-B ill Hardin of New Orleans, tha NCAA (00 m elon hurdlaa champ, raptured that event and the Ho meters hurdles at an international track and field meet at Blslet Stadium Wednesday night. He waa clocked at 50.7 and H.7, re ­ spectively. Named Director SALISBURY, N. C. <UH> — Karl C. Kelley, formerly director of publicity for the Charlotte M o t o r Speedway, Wednesday waa named execu­ tive director of the National Association of SporUcaatera and Sport# Writer*. ITfif V tm fa rl frniT II July 81, 1964 Page S-A [SIDE GLANCES I t By Galbraith a\ f • it A �Baptist THE SEVENTH-DAT JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 11)1 W. r i m street Sunday Bchool _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. nibla study (Sunday) 1:00 pm . Evangatlatlo Sarvlea 1:00 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat _ 1:00 p. m. Bill Stephana — — Paetor A Cordial Waleoma to All adventist church Corner 1th h Elm J. L M a r s h a l l -------- -— PMlor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath Behool — liM a. ">• Worship Berries — XI !H a. m. Wednesday Nl«ht Praytr B a r r i e s ------1:9# P- "*• Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1101 Park A va at I4lh St. Bov. C. C. Dor*. Jr. — Pastor Sunday School 9!<» *- m> Worship Service ~ 11 :•# •• w* Evening Worship — t;** p. m. Alllanea Youth pallowahlp (Wad.) — TslS P- » • PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOU CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm M. M. W l l d a r -------------- P a a l o r . Sunday School — *!*• *• m* Mornlns Worahlp —\%'M a. tn. Evening Worahlp _ I:» P- «■ Touth eek sarv.Sary. <*»“■ > r !!®#- 1.9# Mid-W (Wad.) l l n d A French H. C. S m i t h __________ F i l t e r Sunday S c h o o l ___ >:(# *. m. Morning W o n h l p _ It:## e. m. K v in g e llit le Serv. _ 7:1# p. m. T u n . P re y ir Sirv. _ 7:1# p. m. T h u n . Toung People Endeavor _____ 1:19 p. m. CHURCH o r OOD OK PROPHECT 3i»t Elm A n n u l Rev. R. L S t r l c k l e n d _Peetor Sundey S c h o o l ____ 1:4# e. m. Worahlp Service 10:4# e. m. K - ngelletle Strr. __Til# p. m. Wrdneedey: Young People V, L B. Strv. 1:1# p. m. Bible m i n i n g Serv (.## p.m. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. 41# Assembly Of God CHURCH o r OOD OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 374J Country Club Road Bponaorad by Plrat Baptlat Church nay. R. T. Barrett .---- - Paetor Sunday School ___ 0:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlea __ 11:00 a. m. Training Union — *:4> p m. Kvanlng Worahlp _ lioo p. m. Wad. ITayar Sarv. — 1:10 p. m. prayar Barylea ------ t i l l P- m* Ph. U l - l t t l CONO REQ ATIONAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlet) Perk Avenue e t 14th St. SiOO a. m. .___ Church School 10:»# e. m. _ W o n h l p Service 1:10 p. m. _ Chrtetlen Touth Ministry Rev. Welter A. X. Mcrbereon, Peetor P a a l o r -----■ Cheater W. Plank Sunday S c h o o l ___ 11:00 a. m. Morning garvlca _ 11:00 a m. Training Union _ _ . (:I0 p. m. Evanlng Sarvlea _ I ■SO p. m. Wadnaaday Maatlnga: O rg a n la a tlo n a __ *;lo p. m. P r a y a r ............... — 1:10 p. m. C h o ir ____________ 1:10 p. m. Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OK CHRIST MOT S. Hanford Ava. IL Varnon Kullar Sunday S c h o o l ___ - 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood Fr. c h e r le e W. Blewgrt, Jr. Vleer Holy Communion _ 1:10 e. m. Service A Sermon — 1:00 a. ra. p. m. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Avanuo T. B. Chanca — — — Paalor Morning Worahlp — »:»• *• «"• Sunday School —— Sit* •• "*• Morning Worahlp — XI:*» a. m. Training Union — «:»» P- "»■ Evening Worahlp - 1:4* P- «*• Wad. Prayar Barylea 1:20 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. U t h SL A Oak Ava. nail Smith -- ----------Sunday School — — mMorning Worahlp — lit## a. m. Training Uunlon — *'** P- m> Evening Sarvleo . 9:0# PWad. l ’rayar Barylea 1:1# P- mNuraary Open W T I I R ------------------ P- m‘ Sunday Nlta Rroadeaal WKSTS1DE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ith St. A Holly Ava. Paul M. Callay ............... l'aatnr Sunday Bchool — 10:#0 a. m. Sunday Morning Worahlp — U:## »• ™. Sunday . .. Evening Woradilp — T:M p. » • Wadnaaday prayar Barylea „ — p. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Paalor ___ _ William J. Oueea Morning Worahlp . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School 2:4# a. m. Training Union ....— #:1* P. m. Evening Worahlp — T:X0 p. m. W*d. OHIcara A Taachara Meeting —------- — #:l# P. m. ELDER SrRINOS RAPTIHT Old Orlando ltd. at llaalar Ava. It. Hamilton Hrlffln — I’aator Sunday School - 1:1# m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — p. m. Xvontng Worahlp — t i l l p. ns. HOLT CROSS 401 8. P er k Ave. Fr. Leroy D. Soper, Rector Holy Communion . . . 1 : 1 0 e. m. F am ily Service end Hundey School ------ ... 1:04 e. m. Morning Preyer ( Flr*t Hundey *— Holy Communion 11.0# e. et. Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CliniBT Oanava Ralph Drawar Jr. Kvaniellat mills School __ _ _ 1:10 a. m. Morning Worahlp .... 1:10 a. m. Kvanlng Worahlp .... 0:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Service 1:10 p. m. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST Highway It Waal Mnrrla Ruby Kvangeltit lllbla Claaa ........... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:00 a. m. Kvanlng Worahlp .... 1:00 p. m. Bible Claaaaa Wad. .. 1:1# p. m. Ulbta Study ....... . 10:00 a. Morning Worahlp — 1100 a. Evanlng Sarvlea 0:10 p. Sea “Herald of Truth” t p. Sunday on Channel I Tueaday t.adlea lllbla Claaa _ 10:00 a. Wadnaaday Blbla Claaa __ _ 1:10 p. F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner Ith SL end Leuret Ave. Eugene Sheldon —_ P eitor Telephone: I l l - l e l i Sunday School __ 1:41 a. m. Morning W o n h l p _ 70:45 g. m. Evening W o n h lp _ 1:0# p. m. Wed. P n y e r Service Till p- m. I'll never forget the day we look this picture. The sun was shining brightly and we’d guns for a ride hi the country, my husband Tom, Thelma and I. We came to this field full of daisies and we stopped, and I braided a crown of flowers for Thelma's head. She was wearing a brand new dress and she had a new little parasol too. 1 thought she looked like just about the happiest and prettiest little girl allva. * How thankful I wasl For our Thelma had just weathered her first serious Hlncss, and for several weeks there had been days and nights of Incredible anxiety and heart-rending prayer. Now, watching Thelma in her new-full ml health, I thought of our church. Not only our minister, but mem­ bers of ths congregation, people whom I scarcely knew, had rallied to our side during Thelma’s illnen. Just having them — just knowing that they were adding their prayers to ours, had meant so much. And now^ I knew, they were sharing our jubilation. How sorry I feel for people who don't go to church. For they miss one of Hfe’a great truths — the knowledge that If you have the Church, you can never again be alone. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l Park Avenue Bert llrown .........- Evangallal Hunday Methodist Church Of God Adventist m. m. m. m. m. ra. Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 1«1 W. 11th PM eg -The Church of the Luthereg Hour” end TV ''This l* the Life” Herbert W. floeria Peetor Hundey B c h o o l ____1:11 a. m. W o n h l p Service l#:l# e. ra. Klnderrartea and Nureery THE C H U R C H FO R M X • ALL POM TMM Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST Ino Rest Second Street Sunday Sarvlea A Sunday School —... 11:00 a. m. Subject: ' i « v a ” Wednesday Sarvlea . #:00 p. m. Reading Room: 101. K. First. Waakdaya: 10:10 a. to. . 1:10 p. m. Friday Evanlngi t:10* 1:10 p. m. Crgiyrifht 1964, KHtbr Advertising Service, l e t , fttraiharg, Yo. Sunday Psalm* SIM .18 Monday Psalms 10,1:0-18 Tuesday Isaiah 08:0-11 Tin Church I* the r o t i g no Mrth Sir the :e bull building •fine of cdcJtamc. trrind fond riliwnihip.lt ii e (torehnu*e of spiritual yelun. Without e Wrong Church, neither nor civiliution can eurvim There ere (nor wated reeinwe why p-rron thnuld ettend mviree rege- W rd n tv U r Mark 7:24-30 b r iy end support the Church. They er«: (1) For hie awn pike. (3) For hi* children'! ulr. (3) Fay the oaks of hi* community *nd nation. |4I For thi like of lh* Church itecIt. which need* his morel end met GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 210# A Orlando Drive H*ry. 17-131 Sanford, Florida 111.7111 The Rev. J. Oordan P • • r y, P eitor Sunday School .... — 1:11 a. m. Morning W o n h l p _ llin # a. m. Communion— Flret Sundey In Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NL’HE­ ART win wrt Plen h p h J u u U i i kriy end reed pair Bible daily. H iuradap Lnk* 1:40-48 P riday Luka 8:48-08 M u rd er Luka i2 .a - « FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ave. Rev. Robert H. Jenklne, Peetor | Morning W onh lp _ t:I0 p. m. Hundey S c h o o l ------ 1:4# a. m. Morning W onh lp 10:il a. m. MTF M e e t l n g i 0:1# p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worahlp _ 1:10 p. ra. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W . E . T l m m e ------ P e e t o r Sunday School ——— 1:4# a. m. Morning Servlcee ... 11:00 e. m. Choir Practice Wed. l : l o p. ra. Every One Welcome. (1RACE METHODIST CHURCH ^ Onore Rd„ at Woodland Ave. Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., Peetor Church S c h o o l ____ (:4I a. m. Morning W onh lp « 11:00a. m, M Y F ---------------------- 1:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Bunland Ettatea Cltrue Halghte Rev. Chari** B. Hogg — Paainr Church S c h o o l ____ 1:4# a. m. Morning W onh lp _ 11:00 e. m. M T F -------------- ------ 1:1# p. m. Kve. W onh lp ___ 1:10 p. m. Wed. rrayer Service 1:10 pm . Nazarenc FIRST CHURCH OK THE KAZAREKE W. Snd SL at Maple Ave. Paul B l c k t e ___ ______ Paatnr Su ndiy S c h o o l _— 9:4# a. m. Morning W onh lp 10:41 a. m. Youth -------------- ------i:oo p. m. Toung Adult Fellowehlp _______ 1:0# p. m. The Nemea We Bear Kvanaelletlo Strvlca 1:00 p. m. Mid-Week Service (Wed.) _ T:»0 p. m. Third Sundey S i n g a p l r a t l o n __ t:0# p. nt. FIRST CHURCH OK THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fie. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Paetor Sundey 9:4# e. m. ___ Bible School ll:n o a. m. — Morning W o n h lp 7:0# p. m. _ Evening Servlre 1:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Preyer Strvleia 1:00 p. m. — Leet Wed. MIeelonery Service Pentecostal \ FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O r LONOWOOD (01 Orange Btreet Rev. K. Ruth O r e n t _Peetor Hundey S c h o o l ___ 10:00 a. m. Morning W onh lp „ 11:00 a. m. Hunday Evening 1:10 p. in. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:1# p. m. Com iueron Meeting F r l d i y ----------------- T:18 p. m. Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Btnford, Fla. Oak Ave. A Ird SL Orover C. Sewell Jr. _ Paetor Edgar W. Smith Jr, Aeeletant Paetor Church Bchool ___1:1# a. m. He**lon H u l l ___ 9:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellowehlp 0:00 p. m. Senior HI Fellowehlp 1:00 p m . Evening Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet __ 7:00 p. m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 177# South Orlando Drive Thomaa It. M a k l n ____P allor W o n h l p ____ ____ _ 9:00 e. m. Church School ___ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. Sc, Mn. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER St STORAGE Phone 322-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING & FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly St Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavin, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees NELSON & CO„ INC. Oviedo, Florid* ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose St Wilks Bowman St Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenetrom snd Staff EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey St Employees SR 46 A Besrdsll HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. snd Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges snd Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy, 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson snd Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE RROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE R1TZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff snd Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE k 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 Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor snd Staff 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 DIRECTORYSAFTIST Antioch ItapHit Church, Oviedo Central Uaptlet Church, t i l l Oak Ava. ChuIuoU Flret Uaptlet Church C h u lu o u Uaptlet M illion ■ portaman'e Club, Chuluolg Elder Spring* Uaptlet Church, 110 Lehman ltd W r it Uaptlet Church, l i t Perk Ave. Friendship llaptltt Church ml Altam onte Spring* Ht. « # . Altamonte Spring* F l m Uaptlet Church of OeSary Flret Uaptlet Charch e t Oanava Flret Itaptlat Church e f Lake Mary Flret Uaptlet Church of Lake Monroe Flral Uaptlet Church of Longwood, Cur. Church A Ureal Flret Uaptlet Cbureh e t Oviedo Flrat Dept lit Church of San Landn Spring* Flret Shiloh Uieelonery B a p t iil Church, A101 W. U t h St. • F o r m City Baptlat Cbureh Fountain Heed Bepllet Church, Oviedo Love Southern Baptist Million, Chuluota Missionary BapUat Church North Rd. Enterprise Macedonia Mission Baptlat Church Oak Hill ltd. txtaon Morning Olery BapUat Church, Oanava H wr. Ut. Olivo Mloitonary Baptlat Church, gaa Lando Springe Rd., Longwood ML Zion Missionary Baptlat, Slpta Avo. New Mt. Calvary Mlaalonary Bapllet 1109 W. U t h St. New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, l i o o w. nth s l Now ML Klon Uaptlet church, n i l Pear Ave Oaklawn Uaptlet Chapal, I 1 U W. t tth SL Oetoan Uaptlet Church Plnacreet Uaptlet Church, tot W. Onora Rd. Prairie Lake BapUat Church, Rldsa Hd, Fern Park Prograsa Missionary Baptlat Chur oh, Midway Second Shiloh Mtaolonnry Bsptinl Church, Ninth * Hickory ■L Jems* Mloelonnry Baptlat Church Sto. ltd. 41# Oetaan SL Paul Mleelonary BapttM Church, l l h St. St. Matthews Missionary Baptlat Church Canaan Heights St. John'a Missionary BapUat Chureh. I l l Cyproea SL Tempts Baptlat Church, Palm Spring* Rd. Altamonte Spring* Wsslsld* Missionary Baptist Church, 410 g. Holly Avo. Sion Hop* BaptUt Church. I l l Orange Ava. CATHOLIC Chureh *f the Nativity, Lake Mary AJ1 Souls Catholic Church, 1 U Oak Avo. HI. Ann's Cathollo Church, Ptnhln g Piece, Denary HI. Mery Macdelsne Celhnlln Church, Meltland Ave. Altamonte Hprloge CHRISTIAN First Christian Church, U07 B. Sanford Avo. congrrgatlonal Christian Church, 94*1 Park Avo. Norlheldo Christian Church, F l o r i d a Haven Dr., Maitland CHURCH OP CHRIST Church Church Church Church of Christ, l i l t S. Park A i k of Christ, Oanava of Christ, Longwood of Christ, Paola CHURCH OP OOD Church et Ood, 111 Hickory Church of Ood, ItOO S. French Church of Ood, Oviedo EPISCOPAL All Selnta Episcopal Church B. DoBary Ave., Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood All Balnti Epls.opol. Enterprise Holy Cross Episcopal, Park Ava. a t 4th LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbrook D r . Casselberry flood Shephard United Luthsrn, 2900 S. Orlande Dr. Lutheran Chursh o f th s Redeemer, H I W. U t h Plac* Messiah Lutheran Church, America* Lagloa lla ll. Pralrla Lake, Fern Park ML Lukes Lutheran Church, RL 414 glevl* METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, B. DaUarr Ava., Entorprts* Bear U k i Methodist churoh Bethel A.M.K. Church, Canaan Height* Paeealberry com m u n ity Hathodlet Church, Hwy. t l - I I * Fluey Ridge lid., Casselberry Denary Community Mothodlat Church W. Highland*. DeBary Christ Methodist Church gunland Estates P i n t Methodist Church, 411 Park Ava. First Math*dlat Church o f Oviedo Free Methodist Church. *09 W. i t h SL Ocneve Methodist Cbureh, Oeneve Oraca Methodist Church. Onora Rd. Grant Chapel A #1 E. Church, Ovlada Qakgrovo Methodist Church, Oviedo Ostoon Mothodlat Church Paola Wesleyan MtthodlaL RL 4d W. at Paola ut. James A M I , Sanford Avo. Ml Mery's A.M.E. Church SL RL 411 Osteen St. Paul's Methodist C h u r o h Osteen Rd. Enterprise Stafford Memorial Methodist C h u r e h B. DoBary SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 1 Forest Lake S evealh -dey Adventist Church, Hwy, 4 | | , Forest City Mevonth-day Adventist Church. Maitland Avo, Altamonte sp rings Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Chureh, Seventh * Elm NAIARENN OTHER CHURCHES Nasarona, W. the P I ra t Church o f 2nd nt Maple Fern Park Church * f the Naaarons, O'Brien Rd., Fern Perk Lake Mary Ohursh of the Kaaarea* Allsn'n A.M E. Church, Oliva * t l t h Church at Ood In ChrlaL Oviedo Chuluota Community Chureh Church at Ood e t Prophecy, h i t Elm Ava. Chureh a t Joaua Christ e f Latter Dap Saints, m i Park Ava. Community Chnpol, Altam onte Springs K i l t e r s Orthodox Church, Bt. Johns Chryeootom chaps), H wy. 11-92. Fern Park Congregation Both laraet. 10th * Magnolia F ir st Churoh of ChrlaL ScieutUL (#0 E. 2nd SL First Pentecostal Church o f l o n g w o o d Mt. Olive Hotlessa Chureh, Oak Mill Rd. Ostaea Plnscrsot Assembly o f Ood, 21th * Elm ■onford Alliance Church, 1401 E Pork Avo. Sanford Congregation o f Johovah’a Wttnorm a 10)1 W 1st gt. The Balvttlon Army. 214 E 2nd gt. Unity Church of Sanford, 201 K. U t SL PRESBYTERIAN Community Praebytarlnn Church. Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ava. * l r * ■*. Plrat Prasbytarlan Chureh. Casaaibarrr Flrat Presbyterian Chureh at DeBary, E. Highland Presbyterian Churoh of Th* Covenant 277# * Orlando Dr. w . SL Andrews Praabytorlan Church d o ll Laanaal Boh. D r , Boor Lake Upaste Community Presbyterian Churoh. Upeala Rd. Woeimlnlator Prosbyterlan Church. Hewoll Park, RL l t d m V �t% Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * + * ‘The Nile of America” j&mfflrd lirntlii c VOL. 56 Jaycec membership chair man Tommy Speer has come up with a first rate prirc for the winner of the Jaycec membership drive. It's three day atl expense paid trip to the West Inn in the Ba­ hamas, for two. A prize to be coveted, and we predict there is gnlfig to be a lot of new faces in Jaycees soon. Dead­ line is Aug. 31. * • * 7th Fleet Patrol O f Red China, North Viet Nam Coasts Pushed • Bulletin WASHINGTON (l»PI) — Hie House todsy pasted and ■ent to the White House a $207 million pay Increase for more than I.S million mem­ bers of the U. 8. armed forces. • Day students at the Sanford Naval Academy were guests at a pool party at the school last week, enjoying a refresh ing swim and a supper of hot dogs and all the trimmings. There is no vacation for Col. Furman and the school staff, who are hard at work prepar Ing for next year. In true Navy tradition, everything that doesn't move Is being painted. • • * • • A popular Sanford Naval Air Station captain of yester­ year, Capt. Jam es D. Ramage, has been relieved of command of the USS Inde­ pendence, a Forrcstal-class carrier, and assigned as staff commander of the Naval Air Force, Atlantic Fleet, In Nor­ folk, Va. Capt. Ramage last visited here In March for the 10th annual Bombing Derby. • • • Succeeding him as C. O. of the Independence is Cspt. R. W. Windsor. Ceremonies were held Friday morning aboard the carrier which Is tied up at Norfolk. Capt. Ramage was commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One at the local Station from June, IBM to 1000. Incidentally, the Forresti l Is home awsy from home for members of VAH-1 of Sanfew students in the Sinford is who plan to attend Semle High School in the 10th, h or 12th grades this fsU iuld report to the school iirsday at 6:30 a.m. This is y for students who have been previously scheduled classes. eetinff Delayed [orth Orlando V I H a g * incil announced today that suse of vacation ami previbusineaa commtttmenta re will be no council memquorum available on aday, Aug. 4, for the ithly council meeting. The itIng will be called a t a )kan Shot ipopka man identified id Smith waa ahot In t ahoulder over the I In a South Seminole ii with another Apoporreado Travlno, and rated at an Orlando Herald Index Abby .......................... P»S« » Bridge ........................ Page B Classified ......... Page It Comics ...................... Page 11 Editorial ..................... Pag* < Funerali ..................... Page 2 Horoscope ................ Pace H Society ..................... Page 6 Sports ...................... Page «-7 TV Program ! ............ Page 9 y * the Women ......... Page 9 I f f nsivA... Musicians Killed • If you plan to attend the Jaycee luncheon panel dls mission on the waterfront de­ velopment p l a n Thursday, don't forget to call Mrs. Chap­ man at Jaycec office and make a luncheon reservation * • * "M an's best friend" has found sn active friend In the Sanford area. A DeLand worn an, Mrs. Ruth G. Rcaudcttc, has been reading of the plight of area dogs discarded by their owners and has offered to help In formation of a lo cal Humane Society should the interest be found here. She's president of the Animal Ites cue League, 216 S. High St., DeLand, and asks those will ing to' get the ball rolling to contact her. < i Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday except for local thundershowers; high todny 88-93; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 247 About 25 guests joined the Jaycees Thursday to sec the space film on John Glenn’a flight and our space race. It is a very thrilling film and was secured for the Jaycees by Dr. Kenneth Wing, who was formerly John Glenn's person al physician. Dr. Wing also allowed Ihc film for the Civf tan Club Thursday night. • > PETITIONS WERE PRESENTED nt the Registrar’s Office in the court­ house for nn election of freeholders in the Lake Monroe area to set up a fire district. The campaign is being staged by the newly-formed Westside Volunteer Fire Department. More than 200 signatures are to he checked prior to placing the issue on the November ballot. Accepting the petitions is Mrs, Camilla Iirucc, county registrar. Presenting it are, from left, Drew Warren, Nathan Stripling and George Hell, department presi­ dent. (Herald Photo) Waterfront Development: It's C ity's M ove How did the marina complex plan come about und why was it propos­ ed? This honest question deserves an honest answer. The executives of Sanford's three major financial institutions began to realize that the economic situation in the downtown area was in n ser­ ious state of affairs and easily could become critical. So these financial leaders did something thnt highly competitive firms normally do not do. They banded together and made a Joint study of the general economic situation in this area, decided that the development of the city's lakefront properties was the answer and then went about looking into the as­ pects of financing such a venture. This latter study revealed thnt for approximately $500,000 in a capital outlay program, a marina complex which would accommodate 290 pleas­ ure craft could he made a reality. The expenditure — as far ns the City Is concerned — could be financed nut of franchise fees received from the Florida Power & Light Company. These funds are nlreudy earmark­ ed for capital outlay purposes. The studies made by these finan­ cial institutions revealpd that if the City would develop the piers, the land fill, the bulkheads nnd supports, other facilities would follow. This W8B not a guess. They employ­ ed a representative who called on major hotel and motel exerulives and heads of tnnjor oil companies — the sumo corporations who have placed facilities at salt water marinas in other areas of the state and na­ tion. All of them expressed a definite interest. One major motel developer has alrendy flown to Sanford to dis­ cuss not If they would build a motel but HOW BIG an operation would be needed. Local financial leaders are more confident than ever that if the City will build the marina the rest of the facilities will be leased immediately by major corporate interests, perhnpa before construction is com plet­ ed. And they are convinced that this project will make Sanford a ma­ jor fresh water attraction for its share of the nearly 600,060 boatmen in Florida alone, not to mention the hundreds of thousands of boaters from other states. But this isn’t all. Downtown business firms need to spruce up their stores. This was pointed out in a receiR series of ar­ ticles In The Herald. Some merchants have expreased concern. The local banka have devised a plan whereby tenants and property owners can fi­ nance redecoration of exteriors nnd interiors. But unless such a program enn be supported by the City’s willingness to make a capital outlay expenditure to motivate downtown business the financing of remodeling programs is not feasible, Therefore, future renovation of the downtown urea depends upon a cap­ ital outlay expansion program. The Herald is convinced thnt the time hus come for the City Commis­ sion to display spirit and aggressive­ ness in approving the expenditure of whatever funds are necessary to mnko Sanford a marine attraction which we have already shown will revitalize business in the downtown section and make this area the in­ land marine capital of Florida. Will this affect the city tax struc­ ture? Since the City’s $500,000 expend­ iture will be repaid from Florida Power and Light Company franchise fees, the marinn project will have nothing at all to do with ad valorem taxes. Further, the fees from the private power facility are already pledged by the City for capital improvements. Due to the decrease in business volume the County recently authoriz­ ed reassessment of downtown busi­ ness properties. Downtown values, the reassessment revealed, were de­ preciating rapidly and adjustments were needed. The marina facility, financtnl am! business lenders agree, will stop this downward trend. This is no attempt to downgrade downtown Sanford business property values. But It’s n matter of record thnt business men naked for relief duo to diminishing snlcs. As a result, the City has been studying reassess­ ment of downtown properties for about a year. One Commissioner recently said thnt ho thought the City should use the County's assessment rolls to de­ termine municipal assessment values. We Imagine it Is true that — in one sense of the word — the marina pro­ ject could affect city taxes. . If downtown business property values decrease the cost of operating the city might call for an ad valorem tax increase on other properties. One Iaat point in this series. The Herald talked to these finan­ cial leaders, the bankers especially. We wunted to know whether they thought enough of their own plan to provide the financing. The answer was yes. This convinces us. Now, it la the City Commission's turn to display the confidence they have In themselves and in their judg­ ment. Now* It is up to them to act I NASHVILLE, Term. (UPI) —‘‘Gentleman Jim" Reeves, n leading country mutlc singer, nnd his pianist, Dean Manuel, were found dead Sunday In the wreckage of a light plane that crashed two days before. ‘Holy W ar’ Rages LUSAKA, Northern Rho­ desia (U l'l) — The fanatical Lumpa sect today started a new orgy of killings in its "holy war" against the gov­ ernment, First reports said that at least 250 persona were kilted. B arry Goes PT BALBOA, Calif. (U l'l) — Republican presidential .nomi­ nee Barry M. Guldwaler, an Air Force man himself, quaillied as n holiday l.lmlrxl hete today by cruising the Southern California const in a converted I’T boat. ‘Goof Ball1 Use WASHINGTON (U l'l) — Sen. Thomas J . l)odd, DConn., said today that il legal usu of "pep pills" and "goof bulls" has soured to epidemic proportions among the na­ tion's juvenile* and young adults. Riot In Jersey J E It S F. Y CITY, N. J. (U l'l) — More than 500 ■creaming, chanting Negroes battled club-wielding police Sunday night and todny in a riot triggered by the arrest of a Negro woman pn a charge of drunkenea*. Chinese Accused MOSCOW (UP!) — The Scviet Union Sunday accused Communist China of break­ ing up a ban-the-bomb meet­ ing in Tokyu. It aald Soviet delegates walked out because of a "dastardly provocation" by tha Chinese. Redistricting M O N T O O M E R Y , Ala. (U l'l) — Laat minute pre­ paration* were being wrapped up today at the stale rapitcl for a special legislative ses­ sion set to wrestle with con­ gressional rediilrlcling be­ ginning Tuesday. FIVE PERSONS were hurt when this compact car flipped on its hack nt 1 a.m. toduy on Highway 415 about n mile and a half east of the Sanford city limits. Tnken to Seminole Memorial Hospital were Mnrvin E. Wal­ lace, 22, the driver; Dennis Dunne, 20; nnd John Marshall, 29, all of Snnford Naval Air Station; Carl D. Gunter, 19, and Gary Cook, 18, both of Illinois. Dunne suffered a severe head laceration while the others re­ ceived minor injuries. Dunne's condition was listed as serious, according to Highway Patrol Trooper Tommy Tomlinson who with Trooper J. L. Sikes Investigated. (Herald Photo) Maddox Scores Hits On All 3 Attackers Sanford's Proposed Budget SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P D U. S. Seventh Fleet warship* patrolled a* usual oft the coasts of Communist China and North Viet Nam today, ready to retaliate with the ap­ propriate "allng" to any fur­ ther Communist gunfire. Three N o r t h Vietnamese high speed patrol • torpedo boat* made an "unprovoked attack" on the destroyer USS Maddox Sunday 35 mile* off Balanced Without Burden By Dottle Austin City Editor A balanced proposed bud­ get, requiring nearly $5,000 less than last year, yet pro­ viding for progress, improve­ ments and capital expendi­ ture* on a rash basis, was completed and aent lo the City Commissioners today by City Manager W. E. Knowles, WASHINGTON (U PI)— Tutui of the proposed bud­ President Johnson said to­ get is $1,201,803. Included day he has ordered the Na­ is a debt payment of $317,* vy to double lla destroyer 003, which la double the pro­ force off North Viet Nam visions made ten years ago. and lo provide the vrssrls Ill presenting the 1001-05 with auflirient air rover to budget Knowles commented, destroy any attacking force. "This {a one of the strang­ est ever received, In that it is balanced; requires less the North Vietnameie coast money than 'la st year; re­ and were repulsed by the de­ quires no milluge change or stroyer's five-inch gun* and overall revaluations; yet pro­ four FS jet fighters from the carrier Ticondcroga. It waa believed the first clash on record between war ships of the United Slates and a Communist power, though several aerial incidents have occurred. Two of (he PT boats limped away and the third was stop ped dead in Ihc water. It ap BOSTON (Ul’l) — Atty, pcared unable to movo under Gen. Robert F Kennedy win its own power. Adm. Ulysses Grant Sharp on record todny ns being Jr., commander-in-chief of U. "glad" to campaign nr lively S. Pacific forces, announced for President Juhnson but his the action from Ills Honolulu own political future still re­ headquarters. He said l he mained a question mark. Americans suffered no cas­ The attorney general, who ualties or damage. Commu­ waa eliminated last week by nist casualties, If any, were President Johnson n* n Dem­ not known. ocratic vice presidential can­ In New York, Secretary of didate, said Sunday ho would Slate Dean Rusk said, "the ba "glad tn work" in tho nnother side got a sting out of till*. If *they do it again, they’ll get another sting." In Tokyo, where he is on a Far East Inspection tour, Navy Secretary Paul Nitre told a press conference that American naval vessels oper­ City firemen responded to ating off Communist cosils two alarms over the week­ have orders to fire back if a t­ tacked but have "no order* to end, both fires occurring in bedrooms. pursue allsckcrs." Lightning struck a wire Nitre said that American vessels in the Gulf of Tonkin, leading to n radio in the bed­ wliere Sunday's incident oc­ room of the home of Mrs. curred. arc there to gather in­ D. L. Thrasher, 421 Grand­ formation on shipping in tiie view Avc.. Saturday at 3:5,1 area "and to keep ourselves p.m. The redio exploded, fire­ abreast of developments In men said, and set fire tn a tied. Damage w h s reported that srea." It was prrsumed that Uie heavy but confined to thu bed­ Comm uniat IT boats were pa­ room. trolling against possible incur­ A cignrct is believed tho sions by South Vietnamese cause of a Mate In. the bed warship* or seaborne guerril­ of a home occupied by rhurlas. It was not clear why they lea Collins, 2SuH Central Ave., attacked an American ship in early Sunday morning. Daminternational waters that ob­ nge to the bed anil furnish­ viously hsd them outgunned. ings in the room was report­ ed heavy. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kennedy 'Glad' To Campaign For LB J Firemen Answer 2 Weekend Calls Port Feasibility Protests Heard On Assessments Study Under W ay Engineera ara a t work on a feasibility study of tho port fucilltfeaMn Sanford, the l’ort Authority Comm it Uo of tha Saminola Chamber of Com­ merce learned Friday after­ noon. Engineering representative* of the Lockwood Green Co. of Spartanburr, 8, C., T o m Rourka and Jack McCarthy, reported that atudlea have Lean under way for aevaral day*. Tha alght-polnt proposal waa prtsenUd by tha committea when it iearnad th at fi­ nancing of tha atady la aaaur- *d. vides for progress, improvemrnts ami capital expendi­ tures on a cash basis." "Thn remnrknide improve­ ment-In the City of Sanford's financial position lias hecti given notice and brought fa­ vorable comment from hank­ ers, fiscal agents and others in the field of finance," Know­ les noted in his report, which accompanied the budget pro­ posal. Over $177,000 of requested improvement projects are In­ cluded in the proposed hudget, indicating a year of ma­ jor development for Sunfonl, with a street construction program in Goldsboro area totalling more than the com­ bined city-wide programs for the last five years. Among the improvement Considerable potential waa reported by the engineera a t conclusion of this preliminary study. The feasibility analysis will be conducted over a period of from 60 to 60 day*. I t will Include location, warehousing, equipment, slips and barga linea and cost of construction. Tha committee elso studied proposed legislation for tha Seminole County Port Author­ ity and lb- Sanford port. Copies I f tha leglslstlva proposal v^ill be circulated among committee members and tha County Commission for further study. Persons eecklng relief from taxes assessed on their propertlcs were heard this morn­ ing by the County Commis­ sion sitting as a Board of Equalisation. A I miu I 10 persona filed re­ quests for a re-study of their taxes and the board members took each under advisement. Tha board waa checking the tax assessor’s chart this after­ noon and will reconvene Tues­ day morning for formal ac­ tion on the requests. Commission C h a i r m a n Jamea P. Avery amid propart lea needing an on-alght in­ spection of the board would receive It today so that the Information will be available a t tomorrow'* meeting. tiunnt presidential campaign, hut added that "no determi­ nation" hnd been muile on his specific role. Kennedy talked with news­ men outside New England Baptist Hospital here follow­ ing a 2’-j hour visit with his younger brother, Ken. Ed­ ward M. Kennedy, D-Mn.-a., who Is recuperating from a broken buck suffered in a June 10 plane c r a s h at Southampton. Asked In comment on Pres­ ident Johnson's decision to eliminsto him as a running mate, Kennedy said; "I think the people understand the convention wmird want to have tho President's choice. No oua runt for vice presi­ dent." The attorney general altn brushed aside the possibility that ho might consider run­ ning for thu U.K. Senate in New York state. "I have nothing to add to my statement of six weeks sgo," Kennedy said in reforrlnl tn a statement Inst June 23 thnt ho would nut In- n sen­ atorial candidate from any state. items listed for next year ara the following provisions: Air-conditioning of the tl* hrnry and the living quar­ ters of ti e Central Fire Sta­ tion; Funds for engineering fees for preliminary work on tha luko front development plan; Extending city-owned street lights on Ilwy. 17-U2 to tinora ltd., pending annexation; Tho position of tax assessor udded to the finance office; Construction and lighting of a baseball field a t Pinehurst Park on W. 24th SL| Two more firemen; Supplemental instructors in the year-round recreation pro­ gram; Renovation of finance of­ fice nnd rommlialoncrs con­ ference room; Electrical circuits for Merfhnnta Division Christmas lighting decorations; Construction of W. 13th 8t. nnd city-county project to rebuild g. Southwest ltd.; Resurfacing of seven and n half miles of existing pave­ ments; Purchase of a truck-tractor unit In the street division; Replacement of large refusa packer; Providing lease payments mi three privately owned downtown parking lota; Perpetual care funds on cemetery lota; Canopy over sidewalk from First St. to Commereial Ave. on parking lot walkway; City to assume expense of preparing grounds a t etadium for football season with p art­ ial repayment from echools. Merchants To Discuss Lakefront Redevelopment o f t h a Sanford lakefront will ho disrussrd by the Hanford Merchants Association when It meets Tueadsy al 3 p. m. in the Heminule Chamber of Cnmmerre Building. II. I.. Perkins, association rhsirm sn, asks a full lam out so 'we may have an ex­ pression from ■ maturity of our members," t te n n e u i i i u v f i FIRST n n o T QUALITY m fAt n v ™ ALWAYS SA VE W H ITE DURIN G GOODS EVEN T! SAVE! FITTED MATTRESS PADS FOR COVETED WRINKLE-FREE SLEEPING! tw in 288 fan y .88 Top value! Sanforized® cotton cover 'a skirt, bleached cotton fill, finished with double needle binding, double box stitching, cluntic edge a k irtt. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 31, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/96d02ca198174c91e7a27f37fda4f4b7.pdf 6e165746c60b70d07acf27a552b32980 PDF Text Text ■Iff WattTurH IfraTB Page 4A—July 8, 19M By Donna Estes Bill Bogtrs of Sunlsnd Es­ tates, who Is vice president o f the NAS Ssnford Aero Club hss been a licensed pilot for IT years, Is currently In the process of entirely rebuilding remodeling and overhauling his own 1940 Piper Cub J3. The work Is being done in sparctime in a wurktlwp *«l up in the carport of hla home on Walla Drive. Rogera acquired the air­ craft last November for $330 and plans to have it comple­ tely updated to a 1946 model and la flying condition by Uils October, Tha fuselage was stripped down to the frame, sand blasted and all jolnli checked and rewelded as part of his requirements in obtaining an air-frame mechanical license. Ha received the license after attending lha Air-Frame Pow­ er Plant Division of the Or­ ange C o u n t y Vocational School recently. Ha hai since covered the fuiulsge with Irish linen and 83 coals of slrcraft "dope." A total of 43 gallons of paint and thinner waa used to get a mirror-glass finish. Spare parts for the plane have been collected at most of the airport junkyards throughout the area and many parts have been order­ ed from aa far away a a Cal­ ifornia, When the electrical and hy­ draulic systems, fabric, wood- work, shecfmetal, welding and painting are completed the plane, operating with a 63 hp engine, will cruise at 73 miles per hour. The J3 riper Cub was in mass production from 1936 through 1947 and was the most widely used training craft in the world. Since 12,535 Cuban Deaths Laid To Castro DILL ROGERS o f Sunlnml Estate*. shown here with Bill Jr., i» completely rebuilding, remodel­ ing and overhauling thin Piper Cub J3 which he expect* to have in flying condition by October. Roger* in vice president o f the NAS Sanford Arco Club nnd has been a licensed pilot for 17 year*. (HeraldPhoto) A Carload Of Values In The Family Garage KANSAS CITY — (N EA) — Suburbanites hare sea gold In tha baubles chucked In their basement*. Now thay ara putting price U fa on that too-amall tuxedo •r (hot* fancy mint julep glaatea and displaying them In the garage along with a jumbled assortment of prac­ tical houaehold Items "Oarage sales" conducted at home by merchants-for-a-day are so popular and profitable that department etorea are •citing up ImltlaUona of theee Midwest residential bargain basements. A national chain store, in a full-page ad In the local metropolitan dally, announcad a “ gigantic threeday garage aala , . , because we*re cleaning house." Diapers, a sailfish and an ■ntiqua copper cupola a it among hundreds of Items list­ ed by enterprising house­ wives bent on making a clean­ ing in more way* than on*. Recouping p a r t of their original expenditures means money for new pur­ chases, often luxuries. A "bet­ ter" basement or garage (a another rewarding by-product. "I want to buy some of the extra* my husband considers foolish," a young mother con­ fided. Not ail the aalea are op­ erate I by housewives. It prob­ ably wasn't a woman who ad­ vertised that a sale at an ad­ dress in a luxury housing development would o f f e r "mink stole, lady'* golf rtub* and diamond wedding band." Frequently, entire neigh­ borhoods join in a tingle sale. "Have your coffee break with ua and find bargains galore," on* such group announced. In the Kansas City suburb of Shawnee, the Lloyd King home was the arena of such a sal*. "It wasn't all herd work," Mr*. King explained. "The women dressed up in old for­ mal a from the racks and had a ball parading around the neighborhood." There's other fun, too. Gag tag* "o ffe r " tha temporarily displaced family automobile for 65 or favorite but bother­ some game* items belonging to the man o f the house for * fraction of their actual valHomemade roadsld* 1947, Piper Cubs have been In limited production, Rogeri says that a Cub today would coat approximately 12,000. Racers' other hobbles arc building radio-controlled mo­ del aircraft and operating his own HAM radio. Last year he received a written com­ mendation from Cdr. W. If. Everett o f the U. S. Navy for services given by placing tel­ ephone patches and relaying HAMURAMS during Operalion Deep Freeze at McMurdo Sound in Anarctlca. He is employed as a civi­ lian electronics engineer at Sanford Naval Air Station. attract walk-in trada but most of tha garaga sales coma to shoppers' attention through tha classified sections of sub­ urban publications, many of which Hat entire columns of weekend or single-lay .ales. Directions may appear on cardboard boxes, trees, kitch­ en stools or little rad wagon. Also advertised at porch, yard, basement and patio sales, tha home grown oper­ ations sprout auch distinctive Jargons aa "flseruppers' de­ lights" and "miscellaneous goodies," along with stock lines such aa "closeout—over 800 Items at giveaway prices." Oarage sales are not new to Mrs. M on Dav|* of Kan­ sas City, who remembers dis­ posing of unwanted Inherit­ ance! In this manner as far back as a decade ago. Hut aha saya Ihete’a much more competition these day*. She pr*' fera to diaplay tha aala llama outs Ida. "I juat put everything In tha front yard and pray for good weather," aha aaid. Many organlaatlons a r a abandoning tha rummage aala image for the updated garage aala to attract wider patron­ age. A group of Cub Scouta real lied |141 on tha firat day o f a three-day garage sale, disposing of an electric shav­ er, a power mower and baby carriage, along with dozens of other itams. *1 Bold a bird cage and some dishes," proudly ex­ claimed Joe Nielsen, D. In suburban Leawood, Mrs. Arnold Everaull got a scare when a police cruiser pulled up during her closeout aala. •T waa afraid tha repeat sale would constitute a com­ mercial enterprise but the pa­ trolman only was looking for antiques," she explained. MIAMI (UPI) - Cuban re­ fugees estimated today that political violence In one form or another has taken a toll of 12,533 Cuban lives since Fidel Castro aeized power on Jan. I, 1939. The association of Cuban Economist! in Exile (AECE) aaid (here Is no sign of a let­ up In the bloodshed. "Everyday, seven Cubans are murdered or die of some other form of violence," an AECE (taiement said. Everyweek, 278 go (o jail. Every month, 3.930 citizens leave the country." The AECE survey listed 4,406 persons executed by fir­ ing squad, 3,460 killed In rur­ al violence, 1,952 dead ai the result of acts of resistance in Cuban cities, 1,121 dead In prison. 873 killed at sea while trying to escape and 721 "murders publicly described aa aulcidc or natural death." A VARIETY of articles were muile by Mrs. Oliver Hnhn during the 1D63-6-1 season o f the Paradise Point Hobby Club. Included in her dis­ play at the last meeting of the group were smocked pillows, yarn dogs, pipe cleaner biril cages and a monkey made from men’s discarded socks. (Herald Photo) LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UPI) — Molse Tshombe. who once tried to form an In­ dependent nation with his pro­ vince of Katanga, was asked today to lake the lead in forming a new Congo govern­ ment. Radio Leopoldville announc­ ed that President Joseph Kasavubu had asked Tshumbe to contact the different Con­ golese /action! about the formation of a "dynamic and honest" government. But observers noted that this did not necessarily mean Tshombe himself would be­ come the next premier to succeed Cyrille Adoula, who resigned Tuesday. M ATTRESS TWIN OR FULL SIZE P R IC E D FO R YEARS AT 79.50 Matching Box Spring At Same Low Prlca BED D IN G CO. 119 Magnolia A v t , Sanford 322-6321 FOAM RUBBER backing on tree trunk* and bird figure* add unusun] depth to this domestic tap­ estry print done by Mr*. P. D, Cosper, member o f the Paradise Point Hobby Club. (Herald Photo) Korean Taxes Still With Us WASHINGTON <UPI>-The 10 per cent excite taxes en­ acted during the Korean War will be continued for (till an­ other year, bringing t h e Treasury 61.9 billion In annual revenue. After the Senate Tuesday night completed final congres­ sional action on the legisla­ tion, President J o h n s o n promptly signed the bill Into law, extending the taxes for the llth time. They had been scheduled to expire la it mid­ night. The legislation reenacts the levies on alcohol, tobacco, passenger auto* and parts, telephone irrvlce and air tra­ vel. Orthopedic N O W IN STOCK COMPLETE LINE OF - G A R B A G E DISPOSERS HIGHEST QUALITY” AT LOW COST AS LOW AS 6K9.50 W E H AVE M OVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems" ^GARAGE Extending a SALE SPONSORED CUB BY PACK HAND 328*1 ORGANIZATIONS such a* the Cub Scout* have found a new source if funds in ptratre sale* of article* obtained in *o-called house cleaning*. •Shipmate, D uP ont D U I.U X * Yacht W M n I n * thdr whitcum and gloss longer, u e free-Bowing sad quick-drying. DU LUX Marine Taint cornea in otmr 25 colon too." is the American wav o: R e d , w h ite , & b lu e re tire m e n t p la n Our full service b a n k . . . with its many finan­ 8un, you'll hare social security. Maybe an insurance plan, company pension and money in the hank to boot. But buying U.S. Savings Bonds Is also an excellent way to prrpan for that day when you start taking it easy full time. If you buy one a month at 137.60 for 7A4 years before you retire, you’ll have $60.00 a month coming In for T*i yean after. (That’s just an example. You can adjust tha dol­ lars and the yean to suit yourself.) Something else to think about: Bonds can help make sure you'll have a future to retire to in the first place. The money does a lot to strengthen Unde Sam's hand la tha free world. signs Capture their Why not make it a habit to buy Bonds regularly when you bank, or on tha Payroll Baring* Flan when you work? See if you don’t feel pretty good about it—sow and later. cial services. . . is called upon every day to help smooth the way fo r families and fo r business • • . with a commercial or a personal loan . . • for a business venture. . . for a new c a r . . . for an emergency • . . for remodeling an old home. Our financial facilties are called upon for con­ fidential advice on all financial matters. •7A.-SANF0RD-ATLANT1C Wieboldt's LUMBER AND H ARDW ARE C a 323-6631 �* U ’ it _____Seminole County * * * * * on the S t Johns River 9 * * * "T h e Nile o f America” \ &m tfard tSmtlin Zip Code 32771 I I # . J * WEATHER: Thundershowers, mostly nfternono nnd evening, through Saturdny; high today 90-94: low tonight In 70s. * * * e iO c* R etd ; for the Fourth ? Ttka It e ta ; and we'll tee you on the Sixth. Don’t, and we might bo writing about you for othere to read, • • • Who eayt the Marinei hero only one way to do aomething — the Marine way. Gunnery E ft. Norman F. Labounty finda he had a choice. Word came down that he had been promoted. Which did he tike bent, the title o f warrant o f­ ficer or first sergeant? He choie warrant officer. Labounty ia stationed aboard the Sanford Naval Air Station. • * • Two oldtimera standing at F in t and Park, looking at the new parking lot taking shape. One said, " I ’d prefer to aee the old huitding standing here.” The other replied, “ I’d rather see a new building here.” • • • That reassessment ruling by the Supreme Court— It or­ dered 100 per cent valuation on property—sent many homeowners In S e m i n o l e County acurrying for paper and pencil. They’re concerned what effect It might have on local taxes. Time will tell. • a • Glenn “ Fireball’’ Roberts, death yesterday from burnt received aome time ago in a racing accident shook many In Sanford and Seminole County. One of the most color­ ful racers In the business, his track actiona will long be re­ membered by those In the bus­ iness and hishost o f admirers. • • • Seminole County received $34,018.40 as Its shsre of gasollna tax collected during Junt by the Florida Revenue Commission, according to J. Ed Straughn, director. The total collected In the county that month amounted to $103,023 97 aa compared with $99,708.18 during the com­ parative month o f 1983. e • • Sales tax collections In th« county also showed a sharp increass in ths corresponding psriods, Stranglin'* office dis­ closes. Seminole collected $72,242.92 in June 19(13 and 904,816.63 last month. • • • A free elasa on flower ar­ ranging techniques Is alated Wednesday morning at Semi­ nole Plata Shopping Center In Casselberry. Classes will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Gueat speaker will be Mrs. Mabel Crittenden. • • * A color television set and other items will be glvrn away Saturday at 6:30 p-ni. as aome o f ths highlights o f a busy Fun Fair day at tho lakefront. Ixtcal Lions are all set and will have a wsry eye nn the sky to see If the tradi­ tional showers will take the Fourth off. • • • Think the Sanford ares Is standing still, hulldingwise? Glance around while you're driving. You’ll see any num­ ber o f new stores, a shopping center and many other struc­ tures sprouting. • • • And while we're at it, did you see those three tugs dock­ ed at the lakefront Thurs­ day? Shades of things to come, once the Port Author­ ity la In operation. . . * • • Have you watched the house at Oak Avenue and 20th Street “ grow "? Latest construction methods—factory built “ sec­ tion s'* that come in two semi­ trailers that come “ piggyback” on the ACL and are now parked on the lot. And the workmen pick out the “ parts’’ they want and put them together. It's a United States Steel idea, we're told. Permits f a s t construction. “ Houaas-while-you-walt" ides. Herald Index Abby _________ _ __ Page 6 Bridge ------------ . . . Page 6 ... Page 11 ClassIfisds Comics ..— __ psgea 2A-3A Editorial -------- .. .. Page 1A ____ Page 6 Funerals H o roscop e ____ Pagrs 2A-3A Boclsty . . . . __ Pages 8-9 Pagt 4 Sports Page 10 TV Programs . . Wa tho Women ------l ’ sg* C VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 226 GIs Fighting Chinese Reds Now In Southeast Asia, Chiang Says Reds Overrun 3 Hamlets In Viet Nam Area Enemy Using Cong Disguise, He Explains Bulletin SAIGON (UPI) — Maraud­ ing Communist guerrilla* have overrun three governmentprotected hamlets In the rug­ ged mountains of Central Viet Nam, wiping out the defenders and capturing large supplies of weapons, a military spokes­ man said today. The Vietnamese source said that in one engagement, every member of the platoonsized government defense force was killed or captured. He said the total number of weapons the guerrillas captur­ ed was reported as 51 rifles and carbines and six automa­ tic rifles or submachine guns. The report followed by three days another Communist at­ tack in the same region In which half a company of gov­ ernment militiamen threw down their weapons and fled before attacking Communist raiders. The spokesman laid a Viet Cong battalion attacked ml overran Ba An hamlet in broad daylight in the moun­ tains of Quant Xgai Province 310 miles northeast of Saigon. READY FOR FOURTH ia this four-yeur-olil In the platoon of militia, boy who Rot everything In Hhupc for tho cele­ men defending Ba An hamlet, bration. He's got hia Flag, hfa fireworks (just six soldiers were killed and 33 for picture purposes) and his helmet. The boy, were reported missing in the Johnny Myers is the son .. piY. an<> «It s. 2ufoon' attack Wednesday. Six o f the miasing men were Myers o f Brandon Rond, west o f Sanford. known to be captives of the (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) Communist guerrillas, the spokesman said. The other two hamleta were attacked simultaneously by the guerrillas Just at sunset Thursday. The spokesman said an un known number of Viet Cong broke through the defenses of Boun More and Oun Thrapo WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e he and his colleagues would hamlets In Darlac Province strongest civil rights law follow would tw "operation 132 miles northeast of Saigon. since Herons(ruction was In dialogue," an effort to have Both hamlets are inhabited by force today wilh Negro lead­ southern leaders, particular­ mountain tribes. ers promising early testa of ly businessmen, issue state­ Us anti discrimination provis­ ments of intention to comply ion* and oppoents preparing with the new law. to challenge its legality in After a relatively short per­ court. iod, King said “ operation im­ President Johnson signed plementation'' would begin in the historic measure Thurs­ 35 or moro southern towns day night only five hours after and cities. Where "massive Die House, on a 289 to 126 resistance or recalcitrance" vote, completed final con­ was encountered, the Negro Sanford merchants Join gressional approval one year leader promised Ills followers and two weeks after the leg­ w o u l d make “ dramatic with The Herald, police moves." ■grnrlre end others In urg­ islation was introduced. "This act is a challenge to Otlwr civil rights organiza­ ing each person to aim for all of us to go to work in our tions already have indicated a aafe and sane Fourth of states and communities. In their plans for challenging July. our homes and in our hearts, discrimination practices now Experts predict a record to eliminate the last vestiges haned hy the law. In Florida, death toll for the holiday, which in aome quarters will of injustice In America," state National Association for the Advancement of Colored Johnson said. be obtrrred on Friday and People (NAACP) officials “ We must not approach the In others on Monday, giv­ enforcement of tlila law in a said they would concentrate ing workers an extra day vengeful spirit. Ita purpose la their efforts on restaurants for the weekend. not to punish. Us purpose Is that prohibit Negroes. Observing the h n ic rule Congress of Racial Equality not to divide but to end divis­ o f common sense ran rut ions — divisions which hive (CORE) representatives In down greatly on the number lasUd too long. Us purpose is New Orleans said that movie o f accidents. For timely re­ national, not regional.'' theaters would be the target minders turn to Page 12, Martin Luther King, one of of their efforts. Other Negro more than 200 persons invited officials said the law's pro­ Loose N u t to attend the White House visions would be tested at OLD MILL, England (UPI) ceremony, which also was lunch counters, motels and — Mrs. Irene Jackson said witnessed by a nationwide ra­ hotels of nationally owned today she bought a $18,200 dio and television audience, companies. fishing lake for her husband said his Southern Christian Segregationist opposition to nut-and-bolt manufacturer Ce­ Leadership Conference plan­ the law continued. Alabama cil Jackson, because “ he need­ ned to test the new law im­ Gov. George C. Wallace laid ed something to make him re­ mediately. the sweeping law "should and lax a bit." He said the first strategy will be tested in the courts." Rights Law In Effect, LBJ Asks Compliance Play It Safe! Make Holidays Happy Days A ll 'Bumsed! U p Miss Laura Chittenden, school teacher In Seminole County for 31 years prior to her retirement In 1919, died early this afternoon si Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. She had been In III health since last April. Funeral arrange­ ments are incomplete. lly Earnest Hnberecht Unllrd Press International Bsnford-Lesed Paul Gold­ smith wss unhurt today In n two-ear pUcup at Daytona Speedway, but his car waa wrecked nnd will not be ready for the Flrecrarker 400 tomorrow. Goldsmith end Fred Lorenxen were In collision, Lorrntrn w as hospitalised. Speedway offi­ cials said Goldsmith will be able to rare In the “ ton" U “ he can find another car," t u u a i ... BRIEFS Boats Seized WASHINGTON (UPI) Honduran authorities have seized “ eight or nine" Ameri­ can shrimp boats, the State Department said early today. 200 Homeless MONTREAL (UPI) - Two 'hundred persons lost their homes and possessions Thurs­ day night whep a flve-aUnm fire swept a vlly Montreal. No Trace PHILADELPHIA, Miss. — (UPI — A 400-man search party neared the Alabama border Thursday without find­ ing any trace of three civil rights workers who disappear­ ed 12 days ago after inspecting a burned Negro church. De Gaulle Visits Red Huddle Pay Bill Tells Of Training AndN o Place To very likely to get themselves all dressed up and find that, after the election results are all In, they have no place to go—cxccpt back home," said Brown in a telephone call from San Francisco, whore ha is helping prepare for bis party1* national convention. He referred to a statement a couple of week! qgo by Democratic g u b e r n a t o r lal nominee llaydon Burns of Jacksonville that he planned inaugural balls in four other cities besides Tallahassee. Brown said there also are reports that some people have already been offered Jobs In a new Democratic adminis­ tration. Republican nominee Charles City Firemen GGet o ? Two Calls Holley of St. Petersburg won’t carry through on any Democratic promises when he moves Into the governor's of. (ice, warned Brown. He did admit that “ maybe the Democrats' candidate can get to go to the Inaugural ball after all—that Is, if Governor Hoiky invites him." City Calls On Its Citizens To Abide By Law City commissioners today called for cooperation among all Sanford citizens In abiding by the new Civil Bights Bill and urged a “ peacefid *olu Hun of the races living In a friendly atmosphere." A statement signed by Mayor A. L. Wilson reads: "The Federal Government has now passed the Civil Bights Bill that touches each life in our community. Wo must recognize that is is now the law of the land. "Sanford has always been a law abiding community and Preside* Phiseg, win k enract and ask the co­ T$, Mid Ike N E iflune* « f operate* u 4 jRdrrstandfng Gem' M axwel X r ' , M l f iMU*T 48 .Mntinuc Jo 17.-1 e r t t n & M tr.i to Souln Viet Ham, »a* Inter­ ty fended by all ,<parties to preted in Asia as “ a new re­ recognize (lie problems con­ solve by tho United States fronting the owners and ope­ government to come to grips rators of our establishments with tho situation In Southeast coming under tha public aeAsia." commodation section of the lie said the whole question federal law. “ During the past three year*, of American success or fail­ ure In Viet Nam depends on our Bl-Karlal Committee has whether the United Slates been working diligently to demonstrates full determina­ meet and to esse these pro­ blems. This Committee will tion. Asked what might happen if continue to meet to establish the South Vietnamese at­ a cooperative climate for the tempted, with American back­ peaceful solution of the races ing, to overthrow the Com­ living In a friendly atinos. munist regime In North Viet phere." BONN, Germany (UPI) French President Charles de Gaulle arrived today for a twoday official visit during which he was expected to seek West German support for his cam­ Nam, Chiang said, “ it is still paign to loosen the bonds be­ too early to say for sure how tween the Soviet Union ami Us the C h i n e s e Communists European satellites. would react." But lie went on to aay: “ It all depends on the de­ LONDON (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev gress of U, S. determination has summoned East European and on the extent of American Communist leaders to emer­ aid. If the American govern­ gency consultations In Warsaw ment 1* prepared to go all-out later this m onth on growing in full strength to support the rifts within (lie Communist Vietnamese government in its then the Chinese bloc, diplomatic sources re­ efforts, Communists would not inter­ ported today. vene. "But If the United States WASHINGTON (UPI) - government shows signs of A HU to give pay raises to hesitation or wavering at the 1.7 million federal workers last moment, t h e Chinese Including a $7.30o increase for Communists might Intervene members of Congress, appear- to uttempt to keep the Vietna­ rd U> be well on its way today mese from lilM-rsting the toward congressional approval northern half of the country." The Nationalist C h i n e s e before the Democratic con­ vention In August. president said It is an “ open secret" that Uic Chinese Com­ munists are taking part in the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - war In Viet Nam and Laos. A government witness told "All know it," he said. Thursday about tieing ‘ ‘school­ "But there are aome people ed " in exploding dynamitic who close their eyes to the by two of the five Klu Klux obvious. They are blindfold­ Klansmen on trial for con­ ing themselves to the facts.” spiracy In Die bombing of a Negro home, The federal court trial re­ sumed today. Florida Demos Get Some GOP Advice TAMPA (U PI) — Florida State Republican Chairman Tom Fairfield Brown warned Democrats Thursday they'll be wasting their money if they buy a new outfit to wear to next November's inaugural ball for the new governor, be­ cause it’a going to he a GOP affair." “ Florida Democrats a r c TAIPEI, Formosa - Presi­ dent Chiang Kai-shek of Na­ tionalist China says t h a t American troops already are engaged In a war against Chi­ nese Communist forces In Southeast Asia. Ho said the United States can win this war it it Is will­ ing to make the necessary ef­ fort. Chiang told United Press In­ ternational in an exclusive in­ terview Thursday: "As things stand today, the Chinese Communists already arc actively taking part In Viet Nam, also Laos. "Their cadres and trained personnel are taking an active part In those two countries. The only difference is that they put on the uniforms or 11k- Viet Cong and the Pathol Lao. "So In a tense the United States already Is at war with the Chinese Communists." City firemen wars railed twice Thursday to put out minor* biases. Tha first alarm at 8:01 p.m. sent firemen to a ear owned by Bandy Itlcharde, 197 Meltenvilie Ave. A faulty carbur­ etor caught fire while tha car was at 224 E. F in t St. The second call was to Faust’s Drugstore on E. F in t Street when a defective wlr* was discovered in a fluores­ cent light, Thera waa little damage in either cate, fire­ men report Two Men Held In Hijacking Two men are being held hy Orange County suUtorRIca for investigation of hljarklng and kidnapping as a result of their arrest last night while in a small truck loaded with whis­ ky. They wera surprised by county police who had been alerted when fresh tire marks were noticed on a ranch of Joder Cameron east of San­ ford. Police allege the whisky Is part of a trurklosd hijacked earlier this week In Orlando. The truck wss later found abandoned on a road between Oviedo and Geneva. Cameron told police of the Hrc marks and officers staked out the area to wait for the suspects. Deputies J. Q, (Slim) Galloway and L. E. Rice were Joined by Orange County offi­ cials In the watch. Taken Into custody were Billy M. York, U , of Alta­ monte Springs and Richard D. Vice, 27, of Apopka. They will face charges of possession of stolen goods and lodged by Seminole authorittee. The two were taken to • Orange County Jail about mid­ night. The whisky, valued at about $4,000, was also taken to the Jail pending outcome of the Investigation. Longwood Opens 4th Festivities Tonight By Dottle Austin Fourth of July festivities In Seminole County wdl kick off tonight In Longwood with the first phase of the Miss Flame contest when 19 young ladles will be judged lln ba­ thing suits. Gates will open at 6 pjn . at Reiter Ficcld west of Longwood on SB 434 and the parade of pulchritude will be­ gin at 7 p.m. • • • Saturday the parade will begin at 10 a.m., leaving from Longwood School and winding up at Reiter Field, Right after tha parade, day long acUvitiea will begin, cli­ maxing with Ute finals of the Miss Flame contest at 4:30 p.m. In evening gowns and the fireworks display which will begin after dark. • 9 9 In No-th Orlando the cele­ bration begins at 1 p.m. Sat­ urday In the Village ftecrea­ tion area with a flag raising ceremony. Other activities on tap in­ clude a softball game be­ tween teenage boye and men; ■the LUtllo Miss North Or­ lando contest at 4:30 p.m.; a ham dinner from 3:30 to 8 p.m.; cash prizes to bo awarded to contestants at 7 p m .; fireworks climaxing the evening for the general public ami the NOT Club dance for teenagers to wind up the festivities. Deltona plans Its first b|g celebration since tho commu­ nity was settled with a picnic at the Community House on Lake Monroo in Enterprise. Games and contests will be held all afternoon for all ages, dancing to a live band, ami many prizes to be awarded. An exhibition square dance will be held In the evening with door prize* to be given away. They have been don­ ated by businessmen in sur­ rounding communities. • • e In Rsnford, the lJons Club v d iM ft Annual Fourth of July Fair will kick off at 1 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park oo the lakuftront with a merry-go1 round, pony rides, train rides, games, food and fun for tha whole family. The Lions eye teeting nut* chine will be available under the supervision of Dr. Rich­ ard Daughterty and the Sem­ inole County Public Health Department, giving free eya tests to all who wish. Drawing for the color tel­ evision sot and other prtaae will be held at 8:30 p.m. Fireworks will climax tha evening soon after dark. Tlte City Recreation De­ partment ha* a hill program on tap. At 2 p m ., there will bo a baseball game between Little League player* and their fathers at Fort Mellon Park.. Following this coolest few new game of “ aackett" will be Introduced and there will be relays and other Reid ac­ tivities for youngsters as well as adults. Department officials anti­ cipate serving chicken barbeque dinners to tome 1,000 persons from approximately 5 p.m. until 7:30 p m . whan the annual All Star gam* be­ tween the tittle American ami Little National Leagues will be played at the park. Tickets for the bartwque are available at the offices of the City Recreation De­ partment and from Little League players. T V Set Stolen Theft o f Item* from a heme occupied hy Abraham Ross e l 1311 Persimmon Avs. was re­ ported to police Thursday. A neighbor, who |i raring for tha house while Rosa la on vnratlon, discovered ths theftThe thief entered through a window and made off with a television set, two foot lock* era and a bedspread, police said. CARIIilO L O U N G E 18 NOW OPEN TIL 2:00 a.m. MON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Y ou r Favorite Beverage •\ f f O w Q or Dinner • . . or make the Caribe your late stop o f the evening Hit-Run Driver Damages Car A car owned by Elmar Brookcn of 100 Academy Ava. and parked in tha 800block o f W. 18th S t m t waa struck hy a hit-run driver Thursday night, city polka ra p oil VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD �S ip 1 Fi N A s s •I ■ ** f r I! ti tt P ■ 1(1 t y § t i f 4 I ftix ta rfc Rev. fr n lb Grover P a g e 2 - » July 8, 1964 Sewell Dogs And People D o fi c m be >uch uieful great! He dropped the ball things for people. They keep and ran for the “ chow" with •one from being lonely, oth­ feet flying and hla tail waggins. e r! Mfe from burglari, and Tba other doga were utterly m m y provide laughj on • confused. The pattern was gloomy d iy . I em aware of broken so why should they the long Hat which could be continue their discipline 7 Ra­ made if we dated all o f the ther quickly, they, too, left virtual of dogs but the moat their positions. Tbe game was mutual help I know o f cornu demoralized: in the form o f an illustration Now they had a taste of which help* ua uoderetmd a yielding to the temptation of disloyalty. The first base dog much needed apiritual truth. Aa many o f you know, bite- could not regain bis old use* ball was invented in Coop­ fulnaia. His aye wai always erate**, N. T . Cooperatown roaming for another handout ia atm a small place ywt Ona day the trainer decided there la a pood atadlun ia the to try his team at the ball middle of the village. Each park where only a small year baseball atari play a group would observe. Tbe game la Cooperatown for first base dog would not con­ which people travel far and centrate on tbe game but trot­ w a r. Tbe day la given over ted to the bleachers where be to a great celebration ao thought he might get some­ many people and project! be. thing to eat. This threw the complete team into disharm­ come involved. One aoterpriikg individual ony again so the trainer fin­ decided that bo would do ally gave up what could have something different to make been a most outstanding per­ the day one of greater slgni- formance. Maybe there has never been licence. Aa aecretiy aa poaaiMe ha trained two baseball • time when we (ace more toama mostly eompoaed of temptations to stray away cocker spaniel doga. This from God’s will than today. The week has 1GS hours in training period went on zeal­ It but still there are so many ously for three yeara. Only two people participat­ meant of recreation and work ed in tbe game. The trainer available on Sunday that w et the pitcher and another many people think that they man did tbe hatting. A tennis cannot spare two or three ball was used as a aubstltute hours for worship. The temp­ for a baseball. When the bat* tation ia ao great that only a tar hit it ona of the dogs fraction of people who call would run the bests while themselves Christiana gather others covered the field. When to praise their God even necessary one o f the dogs though tt ia Ilia wiill Certainly we could enumer­ would catch tbe ball with the ate in thin article ao many greatest of m m . One day as a practice tea­ other temptations that cause man was going on M ar the great confusion and ineffi­ bouse tbe trainer’* w i f e ciency in the work of God's emerged and called the doga Kingdom but there 1* not for ‘‘chow." The dog covering space. The important thing ia first bate wae on the spot! that this idea starts us to Be bad tba ball in bis mouth thinking. If it doea and we whan tba call came and ha love the Lord we shall ace our faced the dilemma of whether guilt and return unto Him. to run to his baas or to hit He will forgive and we shall food. Tbe temptation was loo rejoice! Friendship Baptist Church Ordains Three New Deacons By Julia Bartee Bervlces were conducted re­ cently at tha Friendship BapMat Church of Altamonte Springs to ordain as deacons J. B. Jordan, Robert Mallard and Robert S. Bradford. Oth­ er deacons are Millard Glaaa and Edward KalMy who aarvaa at chairman. At lha last business msat­ iny, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Kenneth Barber and Mra. James Spen­ cer were elected as a nursery committee and Mra. Kalaey, Kenneth Barber and Robert Mallard were named aa the Committee on Missions. Barber la president of tha Brotherhood and Glaaa ia sec­ retary. Free Methodist To Heor Guest MomJny end evening ser­ vices this Sunday at tha Free Methodist Church of Sanford, corner o f Fourth S t m t and Laurel Avenue will be con­ ducted by Rev. Lawrence Ward, talented speaker who talks on subjects of Interest to all age group*. Invitation to tha public to attend ia extended by Rav. Eugene Sheldon, pastor. Services start with Sunday School at 9:48 a.m. with wor­ ship at 10:46 sen. Evening services begin at 7 o'clock with Rev. Ward bringing a special challenge to young people at the opening of this service. In other business, choir rehesrsals were changed to 8:16 p.m. on Wednesdays In order that more adults can take port and also attend the mid-week prayer services. Robert Buylea and Dwight Peck arc min­ isters o f music, Mrs. E. A. Weoner is organist and Mrs. H. B. Sewell Jr, an j Don Brown aro pianists. T6ie church's WMU meets on three Tuesdays o f each month with the third Tuetdey act aside for vleltatJon follow­ ing a 10 a.m. breakfast at the churrh. Mrs. Kelsey is WMU president. Public appreciation has been expressed to Mrs. L. H. Brown who gave the carpeting for tho sanctuary; to Mrs. Horace Weltmer who helped get steinleas ateel cutlery for tho kitchan in memory o f har late husband; to Mr. and Mra. J. D. Morrison for contributions of plants to landscape tho church grounds; to tho Kelseya for tha kitchen stove; to Mrs. Loelio Bryant fo r tha toffeemaker; to Mre. Gertrude Oldsfield for lha rhoir room mir­ ror and to The First Baptist Church o f Orlando fo r now song hooka. National Presbyterian Leader First Baptist To Hear Noted In Sanford On Church Visit Evangelist Dr. E. H. Hamilton, recent­ ly nominated aa moderator o f the General Assembly o f the Presbyterian Church. U. 8. A., Is visiting in Sanford and will •peak next week on three separate occasions for local Presbyterian churches. Wednesday, at 6:80 p.m., hi will be the honored speak­ er and guest at a covered dish dinner for members o f the Firat Presbyterian Church; Thursday, at 6:80 p.m., ha will address members of tha Pres­ byterian Church of the Cove­ nant at a family night supper and next Sunday, July 12, he will deliver the sermon et both tha 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services at First Pres­ byterian for which visitors are Invited. A Presbyterian U. 8. mis­ sionary for mors than 40 years, first on the mainland of China, than in Japan and finally in Taiwan, hla congre­ gation! have been many and varied. While stationed at Taipei, he led service* for prisoners, leprosy patients, aboriginal tribespeople in mount a i n churches, Chinese students and high government officials. Forced to leave China after the Communist takeover, he and hie wife, the former Es­ telle MeAlphine, were invited to serve In Taiwan where numbers o f msinland Chinese were fleeing ss refugees. In more than a decade spent there, they helped bulk) a thriving student center and a large city church in Taiwan’s capital. When the new church build­ ing wee dedicated in Novem­ ber, 1003, the Hamilton* re­ turned to tha United Slates for eight months’ furlough and later retirement. Dr. Hamilton first sailed for China ae a missionary in August, 1023, after complet­ ing degrees at Davidson Col­ lege and Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Va. He also has studied at the Biblical Seminary in New York City and has served churches ia Greensboro, N. C.{ Carrollton, Ga-^jCnajurBle, Tenn. and HuntinaWn, wT va. From 1017 until 1918, be aerved in the AEF with Bate Hospital 48. in his apart time ho write* poetry and the second edition o f hie bo o k of p a e m a , Afraid T O f What 7" was printed In October, 1081. Pro­ fits from both printings have been used in hla missionary ministry. A native o f Atlanta and a member of Kanawha Presby­ tery, TV. Hamilton and Mr*, lla m t"’ hava six children and 14 grandchildren. Their home ia in Docatur, Ga. Methodists Set District Meets Two curriculum workshops have been scheduled in the Methodist DeLand District for children's division teachers for the purpose o f becoming thor­ oughly acquainted with the new material to be used be­ ginning in September. The first workshop will be held at Trinity Methodist Church in DeLand from 7:30 until 0:30 p.m., July 18. The second Is scheduled at First Msthodiet Church in Ormond Beach from 3:30 until 8=30 p.m* July 19, In addition, the Florida era Conference will be held Conference Children'* Worknext Tuesday through Thurs­ day in Lakeland at Florida Southern Collage. I)R. AND MRS. E. H. HAMILTON Elder Springs Bible School To Present Program Today Commencement Exercise* for students who have been attending the Elder Springs Baptist Vacation Bible School for tha past two weeks will ba held at 8 p m. today pre­ ceded by en Open House for Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, principal, will present a cer­ tificate to the faculty and expresa the gratitude of the parents and church for the work that has been accom­ plished in the Bible School. Tho commencement exer­ cises will open with a proces­ sional with the children mar­ ching in by departments. The processional will be headed By Jana Casselberry by the American and ChriatiA program of sacred and an flage followed Immediate­ concert music will be pro ly by the Bible. tented at the Casselberry Com Flag* will be retried by munity Methodist Church Sun­ day at 7:30 p. m. by The Mar Leon Steinmeyer and Tommy tinairee, a mixed chorus of Sendage and the Bible Bear­ 28 voices sponsored by The er will be Sherry Guynn. The Martin Company of Orlando. Offering Bearers will be Tra­ This talented group of sing­ vis Twyman, Eddie Broadway, ers. several of whom are Charles Jury and Claude Lea­ member* of the local church gue from the Intermediate ta under the direction of Ken Department. Worker* for the Bible Turner, senior engineer at School include Mr*. Shirley Martin. Turner is well qualified to Rothrock, Assistant Princi­ lead the group by virtue of his pal and Secretary; Mist Ann experience as a baritone lead Steinmeyer and Mis* Irma in several Broadway shows, Young, Pianists. Department aa a singer on radio and as a Workers wera Mra. L. K. director of other large com Siatmore, Mrs. Alice Willis, pany choruses in various parte Mra. Tom Sandage, Mias Jean Yates, kin. Jean Taylor, Mrs. of tha country. Faatured soloists Sunday Lottie Broadway, Mr*. Mari* CatpenUr Mr*. B y bans MilnigbtthriB be TumtfJBfirgW aip* ' r, Hr*. Cindy Kidd. Mr*. Pi*win and Henry B AH , th Martha Griffin, Mra. Evelyn The public It Invited. Britton, Mrs. Donna Norton, Mrs. Dolly Francisco, Mra. Ed Davis; Mrs. Betty Tate, Mr*. Louns* Nolan. Mra. Jranette Johnson, Mrs. Lin Twyman, Mrs. Charline Graham, Mra. By Donna Estes Four members of the Girls Mary Rendleman, Mrs. Mar­ Auxiliary of the First Baptist guerite Buhl, Mrs. Margaret Church of Longwood will at­ Lee Mra. Gladym Dempsey, tend the GA Camp located on Mrs. Mildred Rogers, Mrs. the Suwanee River near Bran- Ann Snyder, Mrs. Roma Jean lord next Monday through Meadors, Mrs. Helen Hurst. Mrs. Vickie Guynn, Mr*. Mar­ Saturday. The Missca Charlotte Tripp, garet Parrish, Mr*. Joyc* Ed­ To wind a Show-era, Lynne Mill­ wards, Mr*. Glenn Miller, er and Linda Brown will par­ Mrs. Tat Hatch, Mrs. Maris ticipate in aria and crafta, Wilkin, Mrs. Mary Johnson. Tha School enjoyed a picnic boating, camping, swimming Sunlind Playground and memory work under tbe at direction of approved coun­ Thursday afternoon. Record* indicate an enrollment of 202, selor*. Tbe girls earned a week at with average attendance of camp by rompeting certain 160. All parents and friends ere forward steps in their GA work which include# Christian invited to attend the com­ service and scripture studies. mencement exercises. Area Methodists To Hear Concert Four Win Trip To G A Camp ! t ii BY Mra. Cl*retire Snyder Vacation Bible School at Os­ teen Baptist Church was coneluded last Friday with an evening program in which atl eludenu and department* par­ ticipated. Total enrollment for the two-week school was 00 and BIRD CAGES and wall plaques wera mada during Vacation Bible School at Lonffwood'a First Baptist Church by girD of the Intermediate Depart­ ment. In tha photo, frrrni left, are Linda Brown, Lynne Miller, Charlotte Tripp and Mra. Carroll Scott, teacher. | (Herald Photo) \ Casselberry MYF Elects Officers By Jane Casselberry The Intermediate MY’ F of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church has elected officers and program area chairmen for the coming year. Officers are Mclenda Cas­ selberry, president; B e c k y Rieker, vice president and Defahis Strong, secretary anh tgfaaurrrJ Chairmen are Alice Derpen, Christian Faith; Marvin Mc­ Clain, Jr„ Christian Outreach; Bonnie Rieker, Christian Fel­ lowship; Sandy Porter, Chris­ tian Citizenship and Steve Nlcarry, Christian Witness. All officer* and chairmen are asked to attend a cabinet meeting Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the churrh. The MYF meeting will follow at 6:30 p.m. and all junior high age young people are welcome. Harry Klay on Adam* Court where hor* d’oeuvro* and fruit drinks were served. Piling back Into the ca n , the happy group returned to the parson­ age where Mr*. John Hires de- Regtatration Set Registrations are being ac ceptrd for Ixmgwood’a Christ Eptscopal Church klndergar ten claasea scheduled to be gin Aug. 31. Mra. Ralph Ste­ vens serves aa teacher. HONORED BY AH Saints Episcopal Church laat Sunday were Leon M. Wright, Robert L. Cox and Wallace Gabler, left to right, for their devoted and faithful service to the church. Church emblem pins were blessed and presented the men by Rev. Michael Kippenbrock. (Cox Photo) All Saints Episcopal Episcopal VBS < Honors Three Laymen Staff To Meet By Helen Snodgrass Special ceremonies at All Saints Episcopal Church in Enterprise were conducted at the 10 a.m. service last Sun­ day by Rev. Michael J. Kip­ penbrock to honor three lay­ men and to blees and dedi­ cate memorial gifta to the church. average daily attendance was 80. Each child and worker wai presented a certificate of ac­ hievement or sendee during the program. .Rev. C. W. Ptsnk, pastor of the church, acted at prin­ cipal, secretary and treasurer of the school. In the nursery department were Mr*. Erneet Skinner, superintendent assisted by Mr*. Nolan Osteen and Mist Maxin* Stowell; beginner*. Mra. Bry*n Nettles, superin­ tendent with Mr*. Eva W(|. liarot, Mr*. Marvin Riggs. Mrs. Guy Beall and Miss Nancy Riggi; Primary, Mr*. Plank, super­ intendent assisted by Mrs. John Jurts; juniors, Mrs. Robert Hirt, superintendent and workers, Mr*. Albert Clark and Mra. Richard Pick­ le*. Mr*. Albert Fall, auperlnUndent of the intermediate*, was assisted by Mrs. O. Hol­ land Mrs. Harry Osteen was In charge of the service depart­ ment and waa assisted by Mrs. John Tatum Jr., Mr*. Eva Williams. Mra. Guy Beall, Mrs. Don Stowell. Mra. J. R. Peter­ son, Mr*. Nolan Oeteen. Mrs. Claud# Tyson. Mra. W. L. Jones and Mrs. Charles Brown. Receiving ehurch emblem pina in recognition o f devoted and faithful eervlce as lay­ men were Leon M. Wright, Robert L. Cox and Wallace Gabler. The memorial gifts, a Bish­ op's c)ialr and clergy sedilla, were given by Mr. and Mra. Herbert E. Olsen‘ in memory o f thslr son, H. Elw-ood Olsen. MYF Dinner Is Successful In Spite Of Heavy Rains Although heavy rains last Sunday afternoon dampened member* of tha Grace Meth­ odist MYF attending a pro­ gressive dinner, spirits of the group were far from damp. A t 6:30 p.m. a caravan of Oviedo Church Visits Aloma By Evelyn Lundy Membcn of tha Firat Meth­ odist Church o f Oviedo wera guests last Sunday evening at the Aloma Methodist Church. MYF members enjoyed a delicious Spanish dinner and Mrs. Cyrus Dswtey, wife of the Oviedo minister, entertain­ ed th* students with a pro­ gram of Interesting color slides o f Brazil. Rev. Dswsey was gueat speaker and spoka on customs and religious problems of the people of Brazil where he was a missionary for 26 years. The choir from Oviedo sang for th# service. Oviedo Circles Set Meetings By Evelyn Lundy Three circle* of the Oviedo Methodist WSCS will meet next week. The Mary Martha Circle will meet at 8 p.m Monday at th* home o f Mr*. G. S. Moon; th# Bethany Circle will meet at h p.m. Monday at the home of Miss Kathryn Lawton and the Morning Circle will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the home of Mr*. Jim Michael. Osteen Vacation Bible School Closes With Evening Program Local Youths Attend Camp Twelve members o f the Victory League Band from tha Church o f God of Proph­ ecy, Sanford, have returned from a Christian Youth Camp held at Lakeland. Rev. Robert L. Strickland, pastor, has congratulated tha band fo r the efforts put forth by members to resrh the group's objectives this year. Tha band has beast raising Funds to provide G o s p e l 'tracts far distribution In forlelfa countries. parents and friends at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Roland L. Jarrard o f Selma, Ala. will be the guest preacher at the First Baptist Church Sunday. Jarrard it a native c f Gainesville, Ga. He attendcJ Carrun-Nvw man College and ia a graduate of Stetson Uni­ versity and the New Orleans Baptist Seminary. He hegsn preaching at the age of 10 as a high school senior and was ordained by th ■ Firat Baptist Church of Pen­ sacola in 1946. He h*S served as Minister o f Music, Youth Director, and in the area of full-time evangelism besides being a pastor. In 1962 Jarrard preached in th* Panama Evangelism Crusade under th* direction of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. In 1063 he made a study tour of Europe, the Near East, th* Holy Lend and Russia. While in Russia he was guest soloist at th* Moscow Baptist Church. He hat served churches in Palatka, Pensacola and Miami and hat been pastor o f th* Firat Baptist Church o f Sel­ ma, tine* 1061. The Selma Church has recently complet­ ed a 8600,000 Educational Building. Jarrard <i in much demand ae a youth speaker, evange­ list, and gospel soloist. He will preach at all three wor­ ship services Sunday, July 5 and July 12, while th* pastor, Rev. Fred B. Chance, is on vacation. In Longwood The staff of tbe first annual Vacation Bible School at Christ Episcopal Churrh in Longwood will meet at 8 p. m. next Tuesday at the parish house on Church Street. Plana will be set for the school scheduled for July 13-21, Monday through Friday, from 1:30 until 11:3o a. m. each day. All children of the area, ages three through 14, are in­ vited to attend and no fees will be charged. Theme will be ‘ ‘God, My Country, And I.” Purpose of the school, aa stated by Mra. Ralph Stevens, superintendent, la to instill in the children not only Christ, ian education but also patriotic* background knowledge stressing allegiance and loyal­ ty to their country. Arte and crafts also will be taught aod the students may attend classes in aborts or playdothe*. Teachers and departments will be: Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vicar, junior high school; Mr a . Stewart, secretary Louis Sxnaouci, crafta, Mias Marjorie Blanton, three year and nursery; Mra, Leroy Riley and Mra. Dorothy Connelly, kindergarten; Mra. William Detroit and Miss Margaret Steven*, primary; Mr*. Thoma* Hinson and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Juniors; Mrs. Ro­ bert Hammond, supply secre­ tary and Mr*. Ronald O’Neal, Mr*. Edward Kuhn and Mr*. Charles Morrison, r e fe -hmeats. car* left the church and drova to the home of Mr. and Mrs. lighted her guests with a de­ licious toasad salad. The next course was served at the homa of Mr. and Mr*. Karl Febd on Orange Av*nu*. Frankfurter* and hamburger* were cooked in th* oven in lieu of th* outdoor grill which wa* drenched from th* rain. Tha final course found the group at th* Russ Kltner home on Holly Avenue. After the appetising deeeert of homemade cakes, games and song* were enjoyed. Laratne Klay gave an inspirational reading and Rev. Hires, min­ ister of the churrh, closed the devotions! with a prayer and the MYF benediction was re­ peated. Those participating wera Lynne Fehd, Joey Weber, Karan Williams, Blair Kitner, BUI Kennedy, Regina Murray, I-amarr Williams, Ben Adams, Mary Lou Klay, Paul Markos, Sherry Hite, Patsy Thomp­ son. Dsn Adems, Frank Mur­ ray, Barbara Tiffany, Lanina Klay, Jimmy Kennedy, Tommy By Jane Casselberry Hite, Roberta Rankin, Rev. Christ The King Sub-Dis­ Hires and the counselors, Mr trict will meet Tuesday at 7:30 and Mrs. Gary Bsnnlnk and p. in. at the Pine HUli McthMrs. F. J. Murray, odist Church. Members of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church MYF planning to attend are atked to meet at the church at 8:30 p. m. for transporta­ The Four Way Singing tion. Tuesday night’s program Convention will meet Sunday at th a Freewill Baptist will be in the area of fellowChurrh on Derby Avanua in •hip. Alice Harris, member of the Casselberry Senior MYF, Auburndal*. Th# group will attend has been appointed by the submorning services at t h a district president lo serve at churrh, have lunch at noon witness chairman for this on the church ground* fol­ year. M YF District Sets Meeting Sing Group To Meet lowed by singing from 1:80 until 4:30 p.m. Alt persons Interested In gospel einging are invited to tho meeting. Ladles To Meet The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Church of Ixmgwood will meet Monday at 7:10 p. m. at the church oo Orange Avenue. Mr*. M. L McDaniel, president, win con­ duct the meeting and Mra. Thomas Alrey will serve at A t te n d services tdisrveeH at ifour mm J>(aceoj wors(Uf> Camp Teacher ORDINATION Services were held recently at Lake Monroe Baptist Church for D. C. Spivey and Robert Mann, left to right, new deacons o f the church. Minister is Rev. Joe Douthitt. (Herald Photo) Rav. Delmai Copeland, pattor of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church, hat been serving ae teacher at the Methodist Youth Camp naar Leesburg during tbe past week. FOR ANY OCCA8ION FLO W ERS ARB ALWAYS CORRECT MOVING? Virginia Petroakt F. O. Beg 1114 Samferd Nora Norris T X 1-1114 6. Berntool# C A t l Phyllis Bagematins FA 8-8384 Lake Mary M O V IN G AND FA 504 C 1c > A v *•. STORAGF CO INC 2 - 9 5 1 1 Sanford, f I . Mildred Haney SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Tor. F_ Ut A Samferd -----Ava. 322-1822 822-8483 Mery Gettings Bear Lake 291-8847 �) % t Nina million boat ownera In the United Statea cause a lot o f trouble for the Coast Guard Search ami Reacue Service, Kiwanlane discovered Wednesday as they observed National boating S a f e t y Week. Sam I,evy, Inspection offic­ er o f Division Four of the Coast Guard Auxiliary and vice enmmandor of the San­ ford Orlando Flotilla, reveal­ ed that 30,000 rescues are ef­ fected by the Search and Res­ cue Services of the Const Guard each year, with 2,0t>0 more effected by the Auxili­ ary. Knowledge of boat handling, proper equipment, ample sup­ plies and proper identification are all Important for bont owners to acquire before they venture out of port. Someone on shore should have an estimated time to re­ turn, a description o f the boat, its number, the number of people aboard with in­ structions to notify the Coast Guard or the Auxiliary in case it does not return as ex­ pected, Levy said. A film which depicted the • round-the-clock alertness of the Coast Guard, the various Westminster To Hear Service By Dr. Ritter kinds o f craft, planes, hellcopters radio, teletype, radar and tracking equipment used by the Search and Rescue un­ its was shown to the club. SAM LEVY Business Gels Advisories On Civil Rights ■ ■ i <t By Jesse Bogus UP1 Financial Editor NEW YORK — To the bus­ inessman faring the realities o f the applications o f the civil righU act, there are In­ creasing numbers o f advisor­ ies available. They warn that passage of the act ia not in any way likely to lead to relaxation o f pressure! by minority groups for greater employment rep­ resentation. Prentice-Hall, Ine„ Engle­ wood, N, J., publishers, led o f f a recent “ executive report on businessmen that t h e r e will ba quick pressure for compliance and greater action In areas not covered by tha civil righta law. “ Mora pressure will be brought to bear on equal em­ ployment, although that por­ tion o f tha law doesn’t befectiva for another year," this report ssid. “ And though many firms srs excluded from the law, non# will es­ cape the possibility of direct action f r o m civil righta groups." Activities In tha housing and school sress, the report continued, plus other devel­ opments will “ put an Increas­ ing strain on community re­ lations." It advised businessmen to prepare tha way for better race relations in a commun­ ity by organising a commit­ tee o f community leaders to work out solutions, In con­ junction with negro leaden, to racial problems. It said It wua desirable that the local committee not be as­ sociated directly with local government, ao that political pressures can be avoided. It said established business gtoups, such as tha chamber o f commerce, “ offer an ex­ cellent vehicle for organizing the committee." In ndvocating this ap­ proach, tha report said that a committee probably would be called upon to deal with housing and school desegre­ gation. These are not directly matters of unemployment, but the repurt ssid these matters were "urgent" to businesss because without acceptable RettfnrS ¥rrnT5 Prize - Winning Essay On Americanism By Jane Cssselberry Editor's Note: Jrrry Wil­ Dr. Walter Ritter will be the guest minister at West- liam Cullunw Seminole High mini ter Presbyterian Church School student, recently Sunday at the 11 a. m. ser­ wrote a prize-winning es­ vice. Sunday School classes are say on “ The Meaning of held at 9:43 a. m. and there Americanism.” Due to the b a churchllme nursery. The timeliness o f his subject, it church is located in the form­ ia reprinted here, the day er Heftier Homes office build­ before (he Fourth of July. ing on SR 436 one mile east “ Few words have been more of Seminole Plaza at Cassel­ berry. mlsdefincd than Americanism. Properly, Americanism should be characterized only by a Communion A Holy Communion service belief in those things which will be conducted at Christ are believed in by the nation Episcopal Church of Long at large. Yet this word hns wood at 9 a.m. This special gathered to itself a vast ac­ service will be in observance cretion of emotional associa­ of Independence Day. tions, and any definition must The film vividly depicted how all these forces come in­ to operation when a boat ij reported overdue or in distress. Levy urged boat owners to have their boats Inspected for safety and proper operating equipment, to they may be issued a safe boating decal that Is recognized by the Coast Guard and law enforce­ ment officers. Levy is president of the York - Eger Manufacturing Company. He was introduced to the club by progbam chair­ man Ernest Southward. ®h'e be made In the light of these sentiments. “ Americanism may be gen­ erally defined as a belief In the ideals expressed in the Constitution. This need not includo any o f the superflu­ ous creeds which dally vie for position among the populace; m 1ml it must Include U an unshakeahle faith in the peo­ ple ns the rulers o f their own destiny. “ It must Include • firm de­ mand for a balanced person­ al freedom, in which the cit­ izen is protected from all forms of despotism, public or private. It must also follow thut Americanism places all responsibility for the defense of this freedom on the citi­ that Americanism does not |though no other aystem ean offer absolute freedom |provide ■ better meumre of zens alone. “ In its uneorrupted form, freedom; nor docs it offer Americanism Is difficult to absolute security, although practice. No other system de­ no other system can offer a mands so much activity on tha genuinely larger measure of security. part of tha private cltlzrn. The citizen must not only de­ “ What it does offer It fend the system, he must stabilized liberty— liberty de­ take part in its operation. fended against its detractor*. This calls for the citizen's This liberty proceeds from most careful forethought, lest what George Orwell called the cynical remark prove true the most fundamental free­ dom— the freedom to say that that drinocrncica only stand two plus two makes four. For until the people realize they ran Tote themselves largess as long as man may atata elemental truths, the whole from the public treasury. rango o f freedom U secure. 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QUALITY SU N D A Y 12 Noon to 7 p. m. l* f1 �Jfcri IThf § «n fiir B V rralB P»K8 4 — July 3, 1964 A bou t Sports Shrine Nips Elks 3-2 To Take Junior Loop Crown Thinking Mike Long Paces Out Loud Winners; Leach By Jellan Stenatrem *' i t>. i ti p ? t 7 • i < i < 1 ' Hunt Clobbers Navy 22-0 To Claim City Title Gets Mound Win Drivers Poised For '64 Running Of Firecracker W c'v* come to the eonelu• k » that the baft way ter us The Shrine n today possets to wish far you a aloe Fourth Urn Junior Boys League cham­ at July to to hope thst we're pionship trophy as a result of «11 back her* on Monday their S to S victory Thursday again thinking out toud about night over the Elks in e San­ ■ports. ford Memorial Stadium con­ • • • test. We’ re h e a r d remarks DAYTONA B E A a i (U P l) — The Elks tallied in the first frees many Sanford aad NASCAR's top drivers lined frame when, with two men Seminole people expressing tip for two 50-mile sprints to­ ■way, Billy Miller walked, deep regret at the tragic day to determine starting posi­ lew s of Fireball Robert's twlpnl second and scored on tions for Saturday'* annual Chris Akers' single. death. The bosky, f-loot-2, firecracker 400 stock car race. But the Shrine bounced lK-povnder, was probably The front row positions were right beck to knot the count at the most popular personal­ sewed up Thursday by Darel 1-all In the second when Mike ity hi stock car raring. Dierioger and Jim Paschal, Long singled, be also stole • • • who were the only two driv­ second, took third on ■ field We recall a few y ea n ago ers to qualify before heavy when we were residing in er’s choice, end scampered rsjns cancelled the rest of the home on Timmy Saln'a single. Fresno, Calif., that Roberta day’s time trials. In the fourth the Shrinen appeared at the Clovis Speed Dieringer, of Charlotte, N. moved ahead when Long way and captured the admir­ C., earned the pole position singled home Ron Dudley. ation of many Central Callby pushing hia 1964 Mercury farleee even though ha ran The Elks lied It up again in to an official clocking of the sixth but left the sacks roughshod over the finest w e* 172.678 mile* an hour for one cot st d riven In winning the loaded. lap around the international The Shriners pushed over event there on e dirt track. speedway's huge oval. • • • the winning one-run margin Paschal, a High Point, S'. And we e h n y e were se­ in their half of the sixth when C., Plymouth driver, posted der the Impression that Ita- Dudley walked a n d later the second fastest lap, 171.837 Mike Long berl'a get Us nSekaeme from scored w h e n mph, to earn the outside Us ratfag. We were surpris­ grounded o u t front row starting position for ed to leans Thanday that Steve Leach got credit for Saturday's race. the menlcker came from hie the win and Gary Maples Pre-race favorite Richard high edwel days when he took the teas despite a fine LOOK CLOSELY and you will see 13 awards Including ribbons and trophies, Petty of Randelman, N. C., was a barter for the Apopka hurling effort. Long ted the won by these seven youngsters at the recent Daytona Beach swim meet. was c l o c k e d unofficially Blaa Darter betehal] team. Shriners vritb ■ pair of hits, The boys and girls, members of the Seminole Swim Association, are (front Thursday st better than 178 He was alee a active ef scored once and had two row from left) Kathy Reagan, Dennis Epps, Cherie Rosemond nnd Walt mph before the engine to his Apepka. ItBI’a. Billy Gracey, Dudley Morgan. In the back row (from left) are Bob McIntosh, Michael Smith and new Plymouth blew out. s e e and Sain each had a blngle. Steve Baker. (Herald Photo) Petty's pit crew said, how­ Speaking of Apopka, we got Mark Caolo and Ed Hitchever, that a new motor would another surprise recently when rock had a pair of hita apiece be instailed in time tor Satur­ we learned that the owner of tor the Elks and Akera had day's race. e drug (tore in Casselberry one. Caolo bad the only extra Plata wai none other than base hit of the contest—a tri­ Laurie Sheppard of Apopka. ple. Some old time baseball Una This marked the second to this area who can get their consecutive year the Shrine minds ee far hack the old has taken the Junior League Central Florida League may championship. Last year the By Cert Blech lief pitcher into a JIT out­ in addition to hia gameremember that Laurie wee an Shrine won both the first and fielder. winning homer Smith had two UPl Sports Writer Infielder with the Sanford en­ second h a l f flags, going doubles and a single and drove WUlle Smith keeps remind­ try to the old oeml-pro cir­ through the season undefeat­ to a total of six runs to give c u it ing the baseball world of Babe ed. DAYTONA BEACH (U P I> e o o him 23 for the reason. The title teem also includes Ruth by splitting his playing Gtenn (Fireball) Roberts has In other American League Among the so-called basebaU Lefty and Jay Oxford, W. R. time between the outfield and contests, the Yankees edged returned in death to this city. experts there doesn’t seem to Beasley, Jimmy Warren, Paul the pitcher's mound end bett­ 17>e body of the veteran Kansas City 4-3 to IS innings; be anyone who'll dare pick the American League to win the PIvec, Mike Yentech. Brad ing In the cleanup spot. Detroit topped Cleveland 9-1; 33-year-old stock car driver Holllngswortb, Darrell Wall, Minnesota clobbered Boston was brought here by plane Stadium. They're ttl going But If bis self analysis is Danny Butler and Coach Jer­ 15 9; and Washington and Chi­ from Charlotte, N. C., Thurs­ with the National Leeguere. any indication of his scouting ry Capibaw. day, several hours after he • • e cago were idle. knowhow he'd better atari Score by Innings: Skip Senkarik wae the only o r c o m e , they can't be In the National League; St. died in a Charlotte hospital. too 001 0 -1 5 1 selling Insurance or open a Little League hurler In the Louis shaded Milwaukee 4-3, Roberta succumbed 39 days Mamed for picking the sen- Elks 010 101 x - 3 S 1 bowling alley to prepare for City Recreation Department’* San Francisco stopped Pitts­ after be suffered burns over far circuit to win another Shrine the day when his career te Little American and National burgh, 6-3, Ctoclnnsti blink­ 70 per cent at his body to a ene. There’re n tew good W P -L each. LP-M aptea over. reasons, sack as WUlle Mays, circuit* among those with five ed Chicago 7-0, Houston down­ three-car smashup during the " I never classified myself as decisions or more to span the ed the Meta 7-1; and Phila­ World 600 stock car race to Roberto Clemente and Billy a long ball bitter," Smith delphia beat Los Angeles 3-2. Charlotte. Williams to the outfield. Or1964 season undefeated. •ays, "but 1 always felt 1 Funeral arrangements were Undo Cepeda, Dick Groat, Senkarik, tossing for the could hit." Incomplete, but it was expect­ Era Boyer aad Ron Rant In Hunt Lin coin-Mercury Com­ No one ha# felt the fury of ed he would he buried Sunday, the tofleld, not to mention his bat more convincingly ets, posted 10 vlctortea during a day after the Firecracker any ef the pitchers aad cat­ (he regular reason without than Baltimore reliever Stu 400 race here—an event be chers. suffering a set back. Milter did Thursday night when won last year. • e « Willie powedered hia first ma­ Ills eloacst rival was Scott Did you know that Mays was Harris of the Navy nine, Although they lost three jor league (rand alam to the rbatnpioni of the American selected to the all star team polnU to Harold's Spsr Ser­ ninth inning to give the Los League, who posted a regular for the llth timeT Did you al­ Angeles Angels a 10-9 win so know that of the 211 ball vice, Rose and Wilk's Restau­ over the league-leading Orio­ season record of aeven wins W L rant still mansged to cling to players eligible to vote, Maya Rose Patrick grabbed high Team and one loss. les. Behrens Tractor ........... 16 4 scries honors in the Nsvy got the votes o f 2*0 of them? the league teed in the SandSteve Hawla of George'a, The homer was Smith's We'd say that Mays can be ipur League at Jet Lancs. fourth o f live season, all com ­ Joe Pauline of the Florida Wives league when she roll­ Cut ’ N" Curl ................. 13 7 considered a ball player's ball For Rose and WUk'a It was ing since June It when Man­ Stale Bank and Tommy Grac­ ed a 197/506 to League play ' Li'l Buggers ................. 13 7 Sue Jackson showing the way recently while Pat Willis Kam i' Insurance ........ 11 9 player. Wouldn't youT ager BiH Rlgney converted ey of Perfection Dairies each •• • • Badcock Furniture . . . 9 11 with 200/509 and Dot Johnson rolled a 3*0. his 23-year-old southpaw re- had seven vlelories. However, Other high games included Md. Fried Chicken . . . 9 II We were delighted to lean) was the "hot shot" for Har­ Rawls had two lossee credited Verna Bolton's 200'489, Isabel Mac'* "68" .................. 3 15 that the pulled hamstring mus­ old's Spar Service with a 529 to him while Pauline and Goshom's 191/482, Sury Re­ Senkarik Plate Glass 4 19 cle which will keep Florida A scries. Gracey each had three. no's 170 416, Donna McDan­ k M sprinter Boh Hayee out Pierro Manufacturing is In David Lee of the Locomo­ iel's 170, Colleen Sandlin's of action for an indefinite second place In league stand­ W L P e t GB tive Engineers picked up six ICO and Hinny Weeks' 168 period will not keep him from ings after a four-point win wins and three defeats, Andy Sen Fran. 41 29 .627 A 169 477 wss rolled by a berth on the U. S. Olympic from Mary Brown's Beauty Pfalla. 44 29 .411 HI Rufus of the Navy had five Charlotte Bassett, 168/468 byteam. Hayes, "the world's Shop as Jean Krleck blasted Recalls Thanday Night 40 34 .511 SVi vlctorlea against a lone set­ Pat Siplcy, 169'454 by M. A. fastest human," who has run a 554 scries to win honors for Cine Ft. Lauderdale 3, St. Pete 1 Pitta. 58 34 .528 7‘ V back. and Doug Maltowtki of Williams, a 165 by Shirley the 100 to 9.1 seconds, suffer­ the night. In third place is Jet Miami 3-4, Sarasota 1-2. St. Louia 33 34 .500 Bit the Engineers posted a record Goodman, 164 431 by Theima ed the muscle pull in the Na­ Lance, winner of ell four Orlando at Tampa, ppd. rain Chicago 35 38 .493 10 of five wins and two losses. Unger, a 164 by Alice Sextan Daytona at Lakeland, ppd. tional AAU recently. As a re­ ■gainst P. Zeuti and Sons. Milwaukee 38 38 .410 11 The Statistics and 185/496 by Donna Atkina. sult he can't compete to the Pat Robbins rotted a 401 ser­ rain Lot. Ang. 33 38 .4T3llt t Name W L Five girts blasted the ptoa track aad field trials to.New ies for Jet Lanes. Ths 1-1 Houston 38 41 .488 13 Senkarik, Hunt ........... 10 0 for turkeys. They were Bol­ ork. Under current rules split wee picked up by Pat New York 23 35 .293 2SH Harris, Navy .............. 7 1 ton with five strikes to ■ row, iyea would be Ineligible to roster. Thursday's Results Rawls, George's ......... T 2 Willis, Sandlin and Reno with qualify for the U. 8. team. PIHLADELPHIA (U P l) San Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 3 Pauline, Fla. St. Bk. 7 3 four, and Alice Haupt. • e e Four touring pros ted the St. Louie 4 Milwaukee 1 Gracey, Perfection . . 7 3 The 5-10 split wss picked up field Into the second round of However. Chairmen Geor­ Philadelphia 3 Lee Ang. I Lee, Engineers ........... 6 3 by Joan Greenwood end Sand­ the 1125,000 Whltoroarsh Open ge Eastman! e f the Olympic Cincinnati 1 Chicago 0 Rufus, Navy .............. 5 1 lin, the 1-5-7 by McDaniel as today after opening d a y Houston 7 New York 1 MaUciwskl, Engineers . 8 2 weU as the 3-8-10, Williams scores at 98 which hesded 55 Play to the Seminole Seato advance M y Saturday's Games converted the 5-6-10, Marilyn par-busting tours over the «,•Undent athlete to the (teal tor League was washed out at Chicago at Milwaukee Beane tbs 5-6, and the 3-10 807-yard, par 73 Whitemarsh Casselberry Recreation Park tejweta to Lee Angeles Philadelphia at Saa Francisco baby split fell far Reno three Country Club. Thursday night when late af­ 11-U. New York at Lae A ng.,‘ (N) times. Rwe Patrick and s e e ternoon ratoa flooded Cooper The leaders w e n Chi-Chi St. Louie at Cincinnati, (N) Shirley Simas picked up two Rodrlquet, Tony Lema, A1 Local goiters ought to be Field. Pittsburgh at Houston (N ) splits, the 5-7 and 2-7. This afternoon at I Can alencouraged by the announceBalding and Tommy Shaw. The NAS Oop's Oops took berry wBl tangle with Bear meet concerning the new twi­ Lake to a Senior loop con­ W L FcL GB oved the lead with Z1 wins and light nine iossee, tbs Hoot Owls test. 47 27 835 Baltimore hold second with 11 wins and New York 43 28 .587 1 At 7:30 this evening SueNEW YORK (UPI) - Twen­ 11 defeats, the Navy Pals are ty farmer Olympians, ted by lend, champions of the Semi­ 4t 29 .586 6 Chicago Minn. 41 35 .539 7 tied for third with the VAH-T twotime discus champion A1 NEW YORK (U P l) — Mark note Little League, will meet 38 80 .474 12 Juggernauts with 30 victories Oerter and broad jumper Duncan, farmer dctetalve Northgate or Orlando — the Boston conch with the Sea Frxaciseo team which defeated Maitland 34 38 •4T2 12 and 12 setbacks. Detroit Ralph Boston, open a two-day Atlanta ■ Richmond 8 38 42 .463 13 Los Ang. Forty Nloare, wee appointed I to 0 Thursday h r the title struggle today to keep their Jacksonville 8 Columbus I 33 39 .458 13 today to auperviae officiate of to that section. Ctere. hopes alive far berths on the the National Football League 3t 87 .397 IS The winner of tbs Sunland* Rochester at Buffalo, ppd., Wash. U. S. Olympic track and field rein by Commissioner Pete Ro- Northgato coot ret wiH play Kan. City 30 44 .393 13 M I L W A U K E E (UPI) - team. Only games scheduled Thertday'a Results President John Mcllste o f the another Winter P art team far the area crown. Minnesota 13 Boston 9 Braves scoffed at a resurrect­ ed rumor Thursday that the Las Angetee 10 Bsit. 9 Detroit 9 Cleveland 1 National League baseball C L E V E L A N D (U P l) NEW YORK (U P l) - Voter New York 4 Kan. City 3 team would operate to Atlan­ Frank Morse. 280-pound cen­ Thursday's Results SYRACUSE (UPI) - Syra­ an Eddie Cot too aaya be will Only games scheduled ta, Ga., next year, but refus­ ter of the Cleveland Browne, try to knock out young Wayne cuse University and Florida Charlotte 8 Lynchburg i Saturday's Games ed to flatly state the d u b announced Thursday that he Thornton tonight to their ligbt State will meet to football far Knoxville 18 Chattanooga 7 Cleveland at Chicago would continue to make Mil­ is retiring from the National heavyweight ©ootoodere* fight 1be first time on Now 12, 1888, Birmingham at Asheville, Washington at Detroit waukee Its borne. Football League to devote P fd . rain "because it may he my last it was announced jointly today Kansas City at Balt., (T-N) time to bustoere Interests In d u n c e to earn a abut at the by the two schools. The game Macon at Columbus, • ppd., Minnesota st New York, I The Liberty Bell weighs San Francisco. He played la rain. will be played at Syracuse. Los Angetee at Bo*Ion title,** 2,050 pounds. the NFL lor seven peers. Willie Powers Grand Slam To Roberts’ Body Give Angels Win Over Orioles Now At Daytona For Last Rifes Senkarik Grabs Home Run Title In Little Loops I Restauranlers Keep tsl Spot In Sandspur Rose Patrick Top Bowler In Navy Circuit Bowlereltes National League Florida Stale E Four Pros Top Sunlond 9 Will Meet Northgate American League International League Gets New Post Olympic Trials Senkarik Slams Pair Of Homers To Sink Sailors EXCLUSIVE CLASS - - Hunt’s Lincoln - Mercury Comets, behind the strong arm pitching of Skipper Senksrlk, clobbered the Navy 22 to 0 Thursday night to capture the dty'a Little League title. The victory gave Hum, Lit­ tle National League champ­ ions, the city crown for ths second straight year. jm surntfa M vnw o'nt oerm P H /LL/fZ, /e r r # /*$ £ £ * w e# **** fio-prrrcxs. fiow tvtx, O.fiY o t f OF 7PX a x< x/p ,0yH )tm { tfCOJPfP x opovegpoux O f AHAICPTXtS 0 P P/TOtf/rfS 7X2 Br* r £ fi?e c r SPAV AV 04SS0ACL p /tra p y. **£> /» o -P /r r e p PPOXt * P • " f t * .* ! ? * " w x ep s— pepppg t at P f* 00-prrrw *. ^ , - ^ j (fW 94**r p /s w * y / v m j k t ^ * * * * »> M tw «* ' & X AE A M tX .) Posts 53, 19 Meet At Orlando Tonight According to Manager Frank Thomas, manager of the American Legion's Post 53 Junior baseball team, "This is tiie one we've got to win!" Sanford travels to Orlando tonight to be hosted by Post 19 in probably the most im­ portant contest to be played so far this season In the Le­ gion's Sixth District. In his effort to grab the win, which will put the two clubs into a tie for first place in the district’s standings, Thom­ as will send Jim Courier to the mound. Alice Sexton Rolls A 244 In Loop Play The contest will be played at 7:30 p. m. at the Oak Ridge High School field. So far this season Post 10 and Sanford have met once with the Orlan­ do club taking the margin. Orlando tut 10 wins and three losses in district play, Sanford has a record of nine and four. First Place In Motor Loop Held By Bonnevilles The Bonnevilles grabbed the number one spot In the BUI Hemphill League at Jet Lanes after taking e threepoint win from the InvlcUs. Mardrll Gnnterman showed her mates how with a 177/459 which was good enough for game and series honors. For the Invictai it was Dot Kiriley rolling a turkey and Elaine Miller picking up the 3-7 and the tough 4-7-10 split. The Invktas, the Ponllact and the Lc Sabres are all tied up at nine wins and seven losses to share second piece. Mert Holley paced the Pon­ tiac* to a three-game win over the Lc Sabres as she pounded out a 168/449. In other league action the Ramblercttes won three point* from the Tempesta as Carole Mace bowled 194/444 and Peg­ gy Dooley "bom bed" 181/455. Alice Sexton was Uie shoot­ ing star in the Jet Bowkrcte# Lea sue at Jet Lanes when she started with five straight strikes and ended with ■ 244 game and a 313 series. Bowling her first 2U0 game Bertha Neville came through with 205/484. Other high games were rolled by Shirley Martin with s 168, Donna Atkins and Teens Parker hit for 169 games, Mary Hopkins a 165, Joan Evcrly a 164 and Sis Probst a 162. Mary Hopkins rolled her first turkey. Splits converted by the girls were Joan Evcrly the 5-10 and 3-67, Donna Atkina and Mary Hopkins the 3-10, Elaine Kostival the 5-10, Shirley Martin ST. ANDREWS, Scotiandthe (-7 and Alice Sexton the (UPI) — Fifteen Americans 2-7-10. are scheduled to begin today's first qualifying round eg the 1964 British Open golf cham­ NEW YORK (U P l) — The pionship but only two or times fourth annual American Foot- are given a chance at jntohn ball League All-Star game the big guns to the tourna­ will be played next January ment proper next week. Tilt Announced M e m League t i l In British Open AFL Date Set In tire Sugar Bowl Stadium in New Orleans, it was announc­ ed today by AFL Commission­ er Joe Foss. Sign With Cords ST. LOUIS (U Pl)—Starting defensive ends Joe Robb and Don Brumm and utility line­ man Tom Redmond have signed 1994 contracts with the St. Louia Cardinal! of the Na­ tional Football League. BHUMNG P A IN T S GIVE TOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK _____ Ph. 222-8642 Factory Paint Outlet *617 8. French Denies Report Fight Tonight Skipper Senkarik who hurled a perfect, no-hit, no-run contest In the Tuesday night'* series opener, struck out it last night and Issued one pass in posting another shutout victory — his seventh white­ wash job of the year. He extended his scoreleis inning atring to 13 and had given up only one run over tho p u t 37 Inning*. Andy Rufus, who had a no­ hit bid spoiled by a lead-off single by Senkarik in Wednes­ day night’s tilt, got revenge last night by spoiling Senkarik's try for another no-hittcr. Rufus got both of Navy'a two hits, a single In the first and ■ double tn tbe fourth. Rufui, In fact, got four of the seven Navy hits posted to the aerie*. The Comets wrapped it up early—polling four runs to the first and 14 to the second. It was strictly no-contest after tbe first inning. Hunt pushed over two more runs to the third and two to tbe fifth to wind it up. The City champions put to­ gether 16 walks, five hits, a like number of Navy errors end two hit batsmen to run­ ning up the score. Dana Hogan, Steve Push and Steve Hitchcock did the hitting for Hunt, aided by Senkarik'a two homers. One was a grand slammer, the other cleared the power lines high above tbe left field wall. Hunt finished the reason with an overall record of 20 wins, six losses, tops in both loops. Navy pulled down tho curtain on a 20 and aeven rec­ ord. Also playing for Hunt last night were Bubba Park, Phil Griner, Richard B u b e r , Charles Thompson, Roy Hunt, Jennings Hurt, Larry John­ son, John Foster, Calvin Griner, Tommy Hatchett and Har­ old Johnson. Tbe coach la C. D. Hitchcock. Score by Inntngi: Navy (A L ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 3 Hunt (NL) 4(14)2 02x—22 5 1 WP - Senkarik, LP — Harris, HR—Senkarik 2. • IV I T O B IH II TU I I l f T TIER COMFORT 'O ff A O- l vMIU T H i r r HOH *t If N U T l' --- s i , ^l ' • IV coots' M V\ l O W M A Y F A IR Morze Retires COUNTRY CLUB Twilight Green Fee Rates I f 50 A fte r 4 P. M. WEEKDAYS ONLY ! Effective July let, 1984 Until Farther Notice O f 'I Q U N I II k M' •- Coff foeey for rfe*e<l« W ALL PLUMBING, HEATING A IR CONDITIONING 1M7 8. I s s f s r i A ve. 222-858* �By Hobos By Donna Estes Approximately 60 atiorted young hobo* and freeloader* descended on Longwood Ele­ mentary School Wednesday morning to participate in the Hobo Conteit and dine on "delicious" hobo atew. The event v a i acheduled ai an activity of the current aummer recreation program being conducted at the school. Mr*. Kell Drueding and Coach Rodney Umberger had a difficult time (electing the youngster* in rach age group who were dressed in the most "fashionable" hobo style. One of the "classiest" ho­ bos was Jane Pugh who wore a pink and red hat with "over the face" flower, a "diamond" necklace, an elegant flowered dress, x black shoe and a brov.’n sh.'e and lovely silk stockings rolled around h»r ankles. Despite the dour poverty evidenced by Mike Popejoy’a costume he was able to af­ ford sun glasses and enrried an extra suit of clothing in a bundle slung across a stick. Named winner* and their age groups were Jane Pugh and Mike Popejoy, 10 years and older; Taryn Black and Ricky Adams, eight-nine years old and Gwen Osborne and Mark Riley, five, six, se­ ven years old. All the winners were award­ ed ribbons and Ricky Adams and Gwen Osborne were preaented gifts of straw hats •warded through a choice of atraws drawn by the judges. While the contest was be­ ing conducted, Coach Walt Dturus was supervising pre­ paration o f the stew which was cooked in a large iron pot on the school grounds. In­ gredients of the stew, donat­ ed by choice of the children, were chili, blackeye peas, po­ tatoes, carrots, onions, rice, macaroni, hot dogs, sweet tomato paste, spaghet­ ti, hamburger, corn, pork and beans, a variety of canned ■oupa and aoup mixes, green beans and noodln. Supply was sufficient for each hobo to have three serv­ ings. Post 10050 Sets Parade Meeting 1IOHO CONTEST winners nt Lonswootl Elementary School, shown wither­ ed around the huge slew pot, were, from left, Gwen Osborne, Mike l’opejoy, Jane Pugh, Taryn Black, Mark Riley and Ricky Adams. The contest was conducted as a special activity for those attending the summer recreation program. (Herald Photo) Lake Mary Troop 242 Brings Home 'Firsts' From Camp By Franc* W rslrr Buy Scout Troop 212 of Lake Mury won first place in all major competition event* during Camp Week held nt Camp Lanoche J u n e 21 through 27, The first major event was the Mystery Hike with Greg II a u a c h , Ciaig Thompson, Mike Yutz and Ilobby Halback of Troop 242, plus other acouta of vnrioua troops. The Water Carnival, the second event, consisted of most of the boys from Troup 242 and oilier troops. Greg Hausch, Craig Thomp­ son, Mike Yutz, Rubhy Halback, Gary Omcy, Randy Brown, David Cochran und avid Fitzgerald, were en­ tries in the third event, the Coup Stick Trail, The Critter Crawl, represen­ ted by Various member* of oo-i 212, was the fourth event which spelled victory for Luke Mury, Thu Mess Hull Award and the Honor Camp site wus also won by the Lake Mury parti­ cipants. Unit adult tenders attend­ ing and helping with the pro­ gram were Roy Howell Jr., scoutmaster; James [laughtrey, ussistnnt scoutmaster; Kd Zimmerman and David Scott, committeemen. Senior 1‘atrul Leader was Greg llausch and Assistant I’atrol Leader was Craig Thompson, P a t r o l Leaders were Mike Yutz, David Coch■un and Bobby llulback. Members of Troop 242 at­ tending the ramp were Greg llausch, Billy Hnlhark, Bob Kecth, Mike Utz, Craig Thompson, C r a i g Keogh Keith Keogh, Gary Omcy, David Cochran, Jeff Bales, Steve Fletcher, David Fitz­ gerald Randy Brown, Stanley Howell, Mike Parkinson, Fred Hnlhack, Jimmy Simons und Mark Gregory. Russ Howell, of Key West nod a nephew of the scout­ master, also attended the camp. By Jane Casselberry All members of VFW Post 10050 ,Casselberry, who wish to participate In the Fourth of July Parade in Longwood Saturday are asked to meet at the Casselberry Fire Sta­ tion at 0:115 a.m. in order to take their places In the par­ ade by 0:30, The auxiliary will announre tha winner o f the color tele­ vision set Saturday at 4:30 p.m. In front of Green’s Elec­ tric In Casselberry Plaza. Do­ nations received will lie used to equip the kitchen in the proposed Post Home. The auxiliary's next meet­ ing will be held July 0 at 8 p.m. in the Casselberry Town Hail. Plans will be made for another fund raising project to be held in September. Fire Call City fireman were called at 10 p. m. Wednesday when a defective fan caught fire at the occupied by Henry Ms>15 Pecan Ave. Damage the fan. OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Aloafsid* aid poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. C u p tti • Furniture % TO# • Piano* • Rental Bede *« 'rr/pa Notes JULY 2 ADMISSIONS John L. Brumley, Agnes Marion DeWolski, Hrrschrtl Palmer, alt of Sanford; Gen­ evieve Miller, Edith Cleaver, Charles Keipcr, all of De­ nary; Mona Grinstead, North Orlando; William Swaggerty, North Oilamlo. DISCHARGES Reginald Alexander, Zara Da­ vis, Robin Marshall, Linton Moore, Sandra L, O'Krinaky and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Robert Bradford Jr., Ernes­ tine Jones, A l t a m o n t e Springs; Ruth Hulo, Deltona; Sarah Haryer, Dellary. Legal Notice ATLANTA (UP11 — Ne­ groes tested the new civil rights law without incident In a number of southern res­ taurants Isst night, but their leaders urged them to pro­ ceed with caution in sorns areas. In one of these srras. Mis­ sissippi, Gov. Paul Johnson warned "there are tremend­ ous dangers in the enforce­ ment of this legislation." He advised Negroes to make their tests slowly “ or we're going to havt some rhnotic days." Rut southern restnurteurs, for the most part, reluctant­ ly agreed to comply with the new law. "W e have no alter­ native," said the Georgia res­ taurant association. Negroes were served in se­ ven restaurants In Albany, Ga., long a segreation strong­ hold, and several eating place* in Savannah, Ga„ ad­ mitted negroes last night. Shortly after President Johnson signed the bill, Ne­ groes Robert Ingram and Prince McIntosh entered Morrislon’s cafeteria in Jackson­ ville and a white woman In the serving line asked, "May I help Y o u !" "W e decided just to go along and obey the law of the land/* said manager Bert Graham. ‘‘There were no in­ cidents," One restaurant owner, how­ ever, decided to close down. "1 quit," said Buddy Glover, who has operated a restaurnnt for 27 years In Richmond, Vs. "It’s going to he a finnn- First Holiday Traffic Deaths Are Reported Unitrd Pres* International Traffic deaths began a slow climb toilny as millions of Americans took o ff for beach­ es and countryside retreats for the Fourth of July week- <*uH. CLOWN DOLLS wore made by Junior Department girl* attending the re­ cent Vacation Bible School at Longwootl'* First Baptist Church. Display­ ing a group of the dolls are Mrs. B. It. Gray, department lender, Dawn Colborn and Itobin Dudley, left to right. Work of the various departments was exhibited after the closing program last week. (Herald 1’ lmto) National Safety Council ex­ pert* estimated that between 450 and 650 persons would b« killed in traffic accidents dur­ ing Die 7ri-hour holiday, with possibly ns ninny as 25,000 persons injured. A United Pres* Internation­ al count nt 0:30 a.m. EOT showed nt lenst 23 trnffi# death* since tlir weekend be­ gan at 0 p.m. IockI lima Thursday. Four other persons drowned and a railrond work­ er died beneath the wheels of a freight train. Post. To Meet The regular meeting of Post 225 of the American Legion, Chuluota, will he held at I p. m. Sunday at the Legion use of modern chemical* and menl personnel an ultimate Hall. New officers will offi­ equipment in llie fight. weapon for the sagehrush war. ciate*. Sagehrush got on the exter­ mination list because it hogs the nutrition and moisture that otherwise would grow gras*. Range management expert* have found that once sage­ brush is killed it is replaces! by grass. Three acres of sagebrti'h will support one grating animal. An acre of rangeland that has been cleared of sage­ SALES & SERVICE • PH. 322 2811 brush will support two ani­ mals. The Snuppin’ Turtle is MORE MOWER! The invention of a 2-4d *m*T » fJETJIJJiS: chemical gave range manage- Purple Sage Of Old West On Way Out SHOSHONE, Idaho (UlM) The Purple Sage, lamed In song and story, is on it* way out in the west. Thai pleasant-scented sage­ brush, a characteristic sight on the arid plain* o[ the great American west, may he a* rare ■ sight as buKalo a few year* lienee. The federal agencies that manage much of the open spaces.in the west have gone to war again*! the naUvc un­ dershrub. They have been join­ ed in the effort by private landowners and are making S M IT T Y ’S SN A P P IN ’ TURTLE All Sizes Self-Propelled © ROTARY MOW ERS Pick the Home of YOUR D R EA M S — i n I d y l l w i l d e of Loch Arbor "HOMES OP DISTINCTION" S IM M N’OTICK IH liereliy *lv«n that I n n m a s s * ' ! In liuslness si Jtt 2 Hi.x le t Sanford. Semimils Fountr. Florid*, undsr Ills fictitious asms of, C-M Ilrfuss Service, sod Hist I Intend to rrrleter said name with the flerW o f llis circ u it Court., Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with th# pro vi­ sion* of the Fictitious Nam# ftiatutes. to .w it: Ncctlon MS.OS Florida HUtute* 1217. Sis: Chester F. Mscek Publish June IS A July l , !•, IT, ISM. CDA-1S4 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Freedom Its Kespsonibiltics ★ Homes Looted O f Two Purses Theft of two poikettwok* from local homea Is being investigated by city police. The back door of the home occupied by E. E. Anderson, 1907 Park Ave., was pried open and a purse containing 125 waa taken. The purse was found outside the house. Someone entered the Frank Woodruff home at 1308 Mag­ nolia Ave. and took a pocketbook containing between 125 and 130. ThU p on e, too wa* found outside the house. Each theft occurred late Tuesday night or early Wedflosday morning, police report­ ed today. Hospital F IC T IT IO U S Hf)f BanTorl E rralS July 3, 1964 — P a g e o Civil Rights Law Gets Its First Tests SANFORD'S Fire Department will be represent­ ed in this weekend'* Miss Flame contest in Longwood by Miss Cathy Butter, left and Mis* Puula Cobean, right. Cathy, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. I. J. Butler Jr., is 17, 5 feet, 2 inches tall, meas­ ure* 36-22-36, is a Candy Striper and likes read­ ing as a hobble. Puula, daughter of the L. W. Cobcans o f Lake Mary, is 17, 6 feet, 4 inches tall, measures 36-24-36 and likes outdoor sports and modeling. (Herald Photos) , F L E X IB L E B L A C K PIPE (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) A T R E D U C E D PRICES >/•” Plant. (80 lb. pressure) 4c/Ft. or 2.95/100' % ” Plant. <80 lb. pressure) 7c/Ft. or 5.25/100' (H • «** Diaas. In Stock) ★ ★ ★ ★ Patriotism i» something that one has to live day in and day cut. How can one manifest patriotism? Our first and most im­ portant task is to increase ethical standards in our bonus, our communities, in the country as a whole. Restoration o f the moral fibre In the nation has first priority. Second, it is our duty to elect competent, ethical people to represent us on the local school boards, in city councils, in state and national governments. Only those who appreciate our way o f life, have a sense of moral, responsibility, have h semis of moral re­ sponsibility, are able and competent should deserve cur vote. Third, we must develop our intellects . , . acquire more knowledge, under­ standing about the real­ ities of our times. We are in a iife-and-death struggle with an enemy determined to destroy all we hold dear. We must learn to know that enemy, so we ran meet his chsllcngs on all fronts — ideological, spiritual, moral, cultural, economic, military, politi­ cal. Surely, without thor­ ough, professional knowl­ edge on politics, wa cannot defeat the ptofcssionals who threaten us. It has been our destiny, not our choice, to live in this age o f great peril. We should accept that chal­ lenge, meet it, make the beet out of it. — Dr. Joseph Kslvode, Pro­ fessor o f Political Science, U. of Ban Diego, speaking at Calif. Conference o f Colonial Dames, Merch J0G4. NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET — ★ ★ ★ KARNS IN SU R A N C E Sanford, Fla. >20 N. French Ave. 322-5418 Headquarter* For Sprinklri Systems. AGENCY Kirk Plaza Sanford W A L L SUPPLY W E H AVE M OVED! ★ This chinning new home hae a front entry porch and foyer both the living and dining room*. The kitchen is completely This dream home has three roomy bedrooms, two tastefully conditioning. 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NEW YORK — (NEA) — Irwin O r o u in u , 4T, has been In the clothing builncsi long enough to know hU statistics. And according to him, a healthy percentage of the male population must be walking around naked. Ha bases his observation on •alee o f men's suits since 1939. They have failed to keep pace with the expanding population by a couple of million. A m ajor reason for this condition ha attributes to the natural timidity of men to stand up to a clothing sales­ man and demand what they want. A second reason, un­ happily, to that many men ap­ pear to have doubts about what they should wear in the first place. This confusion often prods a man to turn away from an attempt to dress with a flair. According to Grossman, he may deliberately adopt a sloppy manner so that he will not have to admit that dress is important. That Is why, said Grossman (whose firm markets under the GroshlreAustin Leeds label), you have bank presidents sometimes dressing worse than the bsnk messengers, Oddly, while many men shy away b om sound buying prac­ tices, suit prices have drop­ ped considerably in the past few decades, In relatiosi to buying power. "A man used to be obliged to spend a week's pay for a suit,” said Grossman, "flow you can buy one for a fraction of that c o s t” What ean a man do to dress w ell! "First o f all," said the clothing maker, "he should follow bla wife's example and read up on the subject Check the ads and menswear col­ umns to see what's current. "Then, don't be afraid to try on several suits at differ­ ent price levels. See bow they drape. It'a largely a matter of feel. Don't hurry when in the store and don't be afraid to walk out the door if you don't get what you like." Knit W ith Cotton String I knitted out of soft, white, Ry Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn. strlnglika cotton many yaara ago. It was moat comfortabla, D E A R POLLY—Knitting looked smart and washed Ilka keeps ms occupied during long a handkerchief. I would be hours of prescribed rest. A f­ sure the string was soft and ter making sweaters, jackets, pliable and do test the atltch a dress and so on, 1 realised gauge to be sure it will be the high coit o f yam, as. the right else— POLLY DEAR POLLY—I save peclally wool. 8ummer Is here and tha rest periods belta from dresses that are have to continue so 1 have to be discarded and when 1 been doing some experiment­ make new draises, I aew the al knitting with cooler mater­ new material on to tha old ials. I am so delighted with belts. ! have saved the coat ordinary cotton etring knitt­ of new backing and the belts ing that ! want to chare my look Just fine.— MRS. C. C. DEAR POLLY—I have a knowledge o f it with other knitters. I have Just finished piece o f paper taped to the a short-sleeved blouse knitted back o f my medicine cabinet out o f four belle o f string door end a pencil on one of bought et my grocer’s for 25 the shelves. When a prescrip­ cents a ball. A 85 cant pack­ tion is filled at the drag age o f dya made It a beauti­ store, I write down the amount ful cardinal red. Needles In peld for it. At the end o f the alsea nine end six produced year, the list la totaled and beautiful knitting without hav­ we have a record e f the money ing to change tha stitch count ■pent for drugs during that o f a pattern created for nylon year's time. Hits total la or wool yam. A swatch or readily available for income two of string knitting will tax purposes and saves dig­ surprise the knitter and show ging through the receipt*.— whether or not the stitch MARIANNE count Is right. Garments so GIRLS—I am sure many knitted are lese bulky, cooler o f us are surprised at tha to knit and to wear during amount spent for medicine during e year’s time. Do keep the summertime.— HYRL GIRLS— Myrl's letter caus­ the tales slips or receipted ed me to remember a dress bills, too, In case they are *ttAivlv e g ii><“ ■****,’ ever needed for proof, partic­ ularly If your family has to buy lota o f medicine.— POLLY DEAR POLLY—Our Indoor black iron atalr haluitera and railing needed renew­ ing very badly ao 1 painted It all with blackboard alatlng. It looks fresh and naw, does not chip and dried vary rapidly. Tha drying time ltaalf was a blessing.— MARY GIRLS— Blackboard alatlng la a "m utt" la my supply cabinet. It la useful for ao many thing*.— POLLY DEAR POLLY— I have a good knitting hint. Whan binding o ff, uaa a crochet hook. Slip tho first atlteh o ff tho knitting noodlo on to tho crochot hook, thon iniert tho hook (aa you would a righthand knitting netdlo) into tho next atltch o f tho knitt­ ing, draw a loop through tt and than through tha atlteh on tha crochat hook. I find this quick to do and It is oaay to bind o ff tho atitchaa with an evan t a n • i o n—MRS. i. T. H. Bhara your favorlta homomaking idea* , . . land them to Polly In car* o f Tha San­ ford Horald. You'll racolva a bright, now allvor dollar If Polly urea your Idea In Polly’a Point* re. kA Save Money On Spray Paint Daaplte soma funny (to tha neighbors) debacles, tom ton# In your family will bo caught up in a do-lt-youm U project during tha summer. It can be a satisfying experience. Why not make It economical, to o ! Painting, for example, ia a popular decorative sport. Be­ cause of Ita convenience, spray paint ia Increasingly favored for sprucing up old furniture (particularly metal wlckar lawn and perch furniture) tamp bases, wastebaskets and such around tho houae. Unless you are a pro et se­ lecting paint, tha tendency la to Juat grab tho noaraat spray can o ff th* shall that Hate tha color you want. But did you know that controllod lab­ oratory teats shew there era differences o f mors than 800 par cant In coverage between tha pooraat and beat spray paints t You can save up to |l in extra coverage par quart by •electing a quality spray enamel. Test your Hloctlon for performance et tha pointof.purchase. Hors era soma thing* to watch for whan com­ paring spray paints: • It should come out in a Honeymooners Use Decoy NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Fast, honey moonara: k a a p Additional signs that th* couple la on a honeymoon: — Ha psya constant attenUon to hia famala companion. — B o t h appear atari)ad whan a bellhop enters tha room after knocking for per­ mission to enter. — Ha often tries to hide his wedding band whan sign­ ing in. — They tail tho doorman they w on t b* needing tha car fo r a few days, your naw luggage *1 home and assume that casual look if you aoak anonymity. That tip, from Victor Gllaa, o f tha Governor CUnton Ho­ tel her*, la based on 35 year* In tha hotel business. Ha hosts hundred* o f honeyznoonfra each year. "Thay'ra Uw moat delight­ ful gueata In tha houaa," ha said. "Thay aaak nothing but privacy and in more eases ttmn not, thay wiah to keep Thomas Huxley first tha secret that they're hon­ tha word "agnostic" ia 1B69< eymooning." good, thick spray not In thin ipurt*. 4 It should cover wall. Hava tha clerk aptay a brown prim­ er on a board. Follow Immed­ iately with a whit* overcoat. This should cover the brown In n single pass. 4 Does tha paint "a ag"t If It runs down the vertical sur­ face being sprayed, you’ll know th* aollda content o f the paint If too low. 4 Does th* paint "laval"! You should gat a flat coat o f paint. 4 How wall dose it covert This ia probably tha meat im­ portant teat for your money, Uaa two or three different brands. Hold tha container up­ right about B-to-10 Inch** away from tho board. Spray with a swooping motion white counUng "ona-lhouaatid-andono," "ono-thouasnd-and-two." Bpray each brand this way. Your hotter buy U tha spray paint that covers tho area sprayed adequately In tha two seconds you counted. But don't stop with th* test­ ing. Read all can Ubala thor­ oughly before you buy. What praps rations are nocaaaary! la it tba right type spray paint for tha surface you waat to covert Tho little t in t you spend considering thaaa point* Is worth Uw monay saved. (D sa h Q bby • DEAR ABBY: War* you aerioui when you aakod your readora if thay conaldered It “ cheating" to uaa a dic­ tionary and other reference book* while working a eroaiword puxiloT Of court* It’s cheating I The whole idea of tha crotsword putsla la to teat you on how many word* and tholr definitions you KNOW. Not how many of tho answers you can find aomowhsr*. PLAYS FAIR a a a DEAR ABBY: Although I have never used (or owned) an X-Word dictionary in my many year* o f combat with tha puaalas, I would not eonalder It "cheating” to us# one if nocaaaary. A fter all, tha word you look up today, you may remamber tomor­ row, I think moat. If not all, pusaltra aspire to work out tho solution without book reference. But if I am ask­ ed whether Panama City ia in Texaa or in Florida, and I must look at a map, ia that cheating! BILL AGAIN • • • DEAR ABBY: This Is In answer to your question, "la it considered ehoating to use a dictionary while working a crossword p u a ila !" No, It Is most assuredly NOT. How many educe tod people know the two-latter word for an Ugandlan elx-toed bitter vetch! Whan tha pusala requires such a word, Ctfo By Abigail Van Buren Why, how simple! I am aura you knew It all th* tlmt but It allppcd your mind. HUGH e • a and I have to look It up, I do not feel as though I am cheating. I figure that tha author o f tha erotaword putala la cheating. How about asking the gtnluaca who makt up thaaa pusilea for their opinions! R. B. S. a a • A fter tha ihlngled hair and short, straight flapper dress­ es o f tha ’20s, wa had the feminine elegance o f tha '30s. Than cam* tha paddad shoul­ ders of tho ’40o, tho tack o f tho late ’60a, tho boots and jerkins o f th* ’60a — and now wo’rs back again to soft, pretty clothes, reminiscent o f tho elegant '80s. Daslgntrs taka thaaa flights Into fashion emancipation but truly famlnlna clothes always return, with the approval of •varyona. Woman d reu to pleaaa man and man prefer for us to look like women. If you have doubts, take a look at A . S . B . the demise of tha sack. Men ■Imply laughed it o ff tha a a a DEAR ABBY: I f It la eon- racks. Three dynamic young men slderad "cheating" to uaa a dictionary while working a gave me their thoughts on crossword puttie, then It It how women should look. Mike Korwln and his brothers, Milalio cheating to uaa a slide ton and Barnsy dictate the rule in orderto solve a fashion policy o f a leading mathematical problem. ■porta and casual dress house E. n. (Claret, Inc.) and to their Problem*! Writ# to AB­ feelings on the subject will BY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, be reflected In the fashions Calif., B0069. For a person­ many of us will wear. al reply, enclose a stamp­ "When you say feminine, ed, self-addressed envelope. you think of words like' aoft • • • DEAR ABBY: Working a crossword puisl* Is a gam*. Tha puitl* versus me. If I can solve tha putale on my own, I am tha winner. Whan I find it necessary to con­ sult a dictionary, f admit defeat. But I am still cur­ ious enough to try to find that word In order to com­ plete tha puitl*. Tha faellng o f triumph, however, la ab­ sent, ISABEL • a • DEAR ABBY: I would Ilka to meat the parson who can complete a crossword putsla without using any tool*, such as a dictionary or rafartnea books. C ronwood pottles are comprised primarily o f words that are never used In ordinary con­ versation, and never appear anywhere except In cross­ word pussies. Would YOU know what th* six-letter word for tit* jackal god o f tha necropolis w a a ! Aa a clue, ha la us­ ually represented aa the ion o f OSIRIS, who shared with TROTH the office o f conductor o f the dead to tha judgment hall In AMENTI. Tha anawar Is ANUBIS. Hate to write latteraf Send ona dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Loa Angeles, Calif., 90069, for Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." By Ruth Millett gences which builds up into bigger faults. "S o, even though It might be easier at a particular momto ignore the fact that Johnny is doing something he haa been forbidden to do, the wise mother disciplines herself by refusing to take the easy way o u t She stops whatever ihe is doing to tea that Johnny does­ n't continue to disobey. "She doesn't have to be harsh—Just firm in her voice and manner. "The child who never minds la usually the one who hears his mother say a hundred ja c o b y O n d iJ u d qa times a day, "D on't do that' —but in an absent-minded or halfhearted ton* tha child knows ha can disregard. Then suddenly, without warning, he disobeys once too often and mother flies at him in a rage, confuting and antagonizing him. '"That kind o f mother need* to control her own behavior bsfore tba can expect to con­ trol her child'*." If you're having trouble dla eliding your children, take a good look at yourself. You may find that your own behavior ia the causa of the trouble. By Oswald Jacoby In addition to being t writ­ trick two instead of one of NORTH (D ) R er and axpsrt player, Edgar his honors. After that play, 4 K Q J 4 Kaplan ia a partner in Naw k would maka no diffcreoct York'* Card School. I have what tha defense did. a strong hunch that many ef **«• «• If the hand were played In B A IT his bands for "Winning Brldga one o f those super expert AM 4AI8I Complete" war* tried out oo games that we read about »7* V J 1098 some of hia students, (but never actually tee) Eaat 4 X M M 4 A 108 Eaat wins tha first trick might play the ten of dla 4JUTI A M with the ace of diamonds and BOOTH moods at trick one instead returns the tan. An average 41074 o f the ace. This would require V AK84 South player would cover with his visualising the exact dia4QJ74 tho Jack or queen and make mood situation, which In AA4 the hand If West made tha theory aupar experts can do. Both vulnerable mistake of winning tha trick However, this play would with Ihe king. If West held off IA Pass I f do no good against another IA Pass »N .T . Fas* South would have no play for g uper expert. South would Pass Pais. hia contract and probably ligur* out exactly what Eait O p e n in g le a d —4 A would wind up going down two was up to and just let that tricks. bis contract simply by play. too hold tba first diamond An expert South would make Ing tha aavan of diamonds at Itrick. The Doctor Says: •I J / s Irritability Normal By Ways* G. BraadaUdt, M. D. Nawipapar Enterprise A sea. Q— What would causa my m -yea r-cld daughter to be irritable! She whinaa all day and I’ m a wrack. Our doctor •aya there’* nothing wrong with har, but aha's getting worse. A— It U norma] for a child to be hriteblo whan aha has a favor, ia ovartlred or has a nagging discomfort o f any sort. On tha other hand, a chronic whlnor usually haa no organic disease, but may have a fading o f Insecurity. This may bo the result o f ne­ glect or o f over indulgance which la often ■ cover up for a tech of true affection. Such n child, although not physi­ cally alck now, will suffer poor hoalth all iter Ilfs unaaa than ia a change In har emo­ tional background. J—Our daughter haa a oupaiabundaace e f freckles. What can wa do te gat rid of thorn and keep them from coining back! A—Although several prop- By Helen Heaneaey Newspaper Enterprise Women's Editor DEAR ABBY: I fall to understand how one can "cheat" In a game where only ha la playing. In work­ ing a crossword putsla, tha abject la to complete I t If a puitl* ia to simple that it can b* completed without any research, I would con­ sider It a wait* o f time. I uaa a large unabridged dic­ tionary, a Bible, A World Atlas and a sat o f encyclo­ pedia whan I undertake to work a crossword putala, and I faal that I gain much by doing ao. To do “ re­ search" I n c r e a s e ! ona'a knowledge, and la certainly not "cheating." Jhst(jt)om S M "How can I make my chlld*en obey m e !" ao many mo­ ther! write. Well, here's what one of my readers who taught school for many years haa to say about this: Being Interested la children, ib* has watched with special Interest tba way different mo­ thers handle their darlings, and has coma to this conclusion: "Before a mother can hope to make a child mind—«he has to be able to make her­ self mind. By that I mean aba must realise that it ia tba small weaknesses and indul­ Three Men Make •raUons have bean tried for th* removal o f frock!**, none la satisfactory. They either cause a a*vara reaction simi­ lar to acaama or the results are only temporery. Many people find freckles very at­ tractive and certainly no one should regard them aa a dis­ ease. The beat course would be for your daughter to learn to live with them. But if she te self-conscious about thara, aha should avoid exposure to tho aun because that darkens them. I f that doesn't satisfy her, sho should try a masking craam. Q— My 12-yoar-old son de­ veloped a held spat tha ala* o f a dime on tha back o f hia head about ate months ago, Ouur doctor said It was no­ thing to worry about. Ho now haa four ouch spots on hia scalp. What would you ad­ vise! A —Thla patchy baldness ia, as your doctor says, no caua* far s la m . Tba condition usu­ ally clears up spoatenuously. After several months, Uw hair gradually comta ia a- gain. Bines tha caua* la un­ known, thara ia no apacific treatment, but various gener­ al measures era believed by soma to be helpful. Thee* In duds giving vitamin B compies, ultraviolet light or grad­ ually Increasing exposure to tho aun, massage, and tha ap­ plication o f a stimulating ointment containing enthral in Q— Our 11-yser-old son son weighs 108 pounds and te 67 inchas tell, is this consid­ ered overweight! i f so, how many calorita should he be allowed each d a y ! A — Your son ia o f aven g e height for his age and is def­ initely above average i n w eight The number o f calor­ ies ba requires depends on how active ho ia, but in or­ der te keep hia wolght with­ in th* normal range, you should cut down hia Intako o f such concentrated foods at margarine or butter, bread, candy, sake and Jam and sub­ stitute fruit and gelatin des­ serts. or gentle," said Mike. "This means an elimination o f se­ vere lines. Harshness in any form kills femininity. "A girl ean be wearing the prettiest dress in ths world, but when her voice ia strident or her make-up screame at you, whatever d eg rn o f fem ­ ininity ahe's trying to achieve te lost." bilks and hia brothers be­ lieve that evarythlng has to ba considered — grooming, hairdo, shots, avan perfume. The brother! believe there's no special Inatent-auceesa for­ mula where clothes are con­ cerned. A woman must team to understand har own figure. According to Milton, there's no perfect figure. A woman muat recognise her own Indi­ viduality and taka It from there rather than try to fo l­ low ths herd. The Korwlns gave ma a preview o f what they are planning In the way of fall designs. There will be unexpected fabric combinations — satin with giant ways corduroy, matateaae crepe with whip­ cord and brocade with tweed. The "Discotheque" will ap­ pear on the scene, a new kind o f bare, dressy cocktail fa­ shion In crunchy tweeda or wools. Talk There are such bright color team-upa aa fiery red against black and white, brilliant y»llow with banker's gray, hot pink with black or navy. Ev. cry design haa been planned to make us elegant, feminine and glad we're girls. CHIC HAT Q—"I plan a trip to Europa this summar and have revolved my wardrobe choices a. round my two pair o f walking ■hoea — white and navy, i have selected daytime clothes In red, white or navy ao that I can wear tha ahoea with everything. My huiband say« that 1 might aa wall travel on a flagpole, but I feel I ean mix and match theaa colors to atratch my wardrobe. Don’t you agree! " — MRS. JOHN L. DEAR MRS. JOHN L. — Red, white and blue ia cer­ tainly an atractlva combina­ tion and a favorite this sum­ mer. But it'a bold and dis­ tinctive, too. You may well tire o f wearing it in on* form or another each day. Why not taka along soma pastel dreaaea to break tha monotony! Walking shoes, It’a true, are tha baste for any sightseeing wardrobe, but they needn't limit tha color choice of tha rest of your clothea. s4V-»w: ■**, gins.*"' Woodshed For Poor Grades? By Satan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Tea­ chers complsln about not get­ ting support from parents. But when they do get It, they complain even more. I tokl my first grader I'd spank him if be brought home a falling grade on his daily papers. I know he’s Inclined to dawdle and daydream, and I thought this threat would m ike him settle down and work. Well, be brought home good papers for several days. Then yesterday ha didn’t bring any pipers home and claimed be had forgotten them. His teacher called test night and requested that 1 not pun­ ish him tor poor grades. She said be had become so unset about an F ha had received, he couldn't work the rest of the day. He told her he'd get spanked and begged her to change hli grade to a D-. It was she who suggested that he leave his papers at school. Imaginel What do I do n ow !—OLDFASHIONED MOM ANSWER: The teacher gave you your cue. Please accept it for your son's sake and your own peace o f mind. The pressures inflicted on high school and college stu­ dents today appear to be work­ ing their way to tha primary grades. Parents start think­ ing about college entrance with tha first paper junior brings home from school. They go into an emrtlonil tallspln if he makes anything less than “ B ", regardless of what his ability or degree of maturity m sy be. The whole thing Is blown up out of pro­ portion. Children stjould be permit­ ted to be children with no undue worries about adult standards. It's natural for 4- year-olds to diwdte and day­ dream at times. Even when your son ia doing his best, be’s bound to hava occasional lapses. Punishing him for poor grades will do far more barm than good, In fact, it may make him dislike school so much, he'll become s potential dropout before he leaves first grade. Praise for good worit is ususally mors effective and soulsatisfying than blame for bad. Hanging up your son's good papers on a kitchen bulletin board, tor example, wilt give him a real boost. I hope you accentuate the positive before M's too late I Please send your problem to Susan Light, 1200 West Third, Cleveland, Ohio. White she cannot answer each letter personally, letters o f general interest will be answered in this column. Use The Proper Tools To Pry By Mr. Pis Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. For those who respect and care for thslr tools, there are few sadder sights than a •craw driver that haa bean ■napped In half. Tha uaar ob­ viously haa usad tha tool In placo of a pry bar. Slnco the tool was design­ ed to withstand a twisting ac­ tion, It broke. Though pry b a n or wreck­ ing ban make faw Rata o f baale tools, they should ba la evaryona'a collection. Theaa a n lavarag* tools, designed to multiply a man's atrngth. Basic Tool Pry bera era basically In­ expensive tools, far chaaper than tha tools you will ruin for the lack o f one. They very In nams, not only because of different design and uaa but because of different manu­ facturers as wall Ona o f tha moat common types la the bar with a flat angled blade at ona and, a hooked claw at the other. Called a pinch bar or a goose-neck ripping bar, it may vary In length from 12 to 86 Inches. With the very sharp angle of the daw you can pull a nail that an ordinary daw hammer couldn't handle. You can move the bar through an arc far greater than B de­ grees, thus continuing to pull a long nail with a single stroke. If tha nail la bard to gat at, use the thin, flat edra to gouge tom* apace under th* had, then uaa the claw. For wracking, make an opening between plank* with the blade, then uaa tha claw te finieh the wrecking. I f you are working on a finished surface and don't want to dent It, place scrap wood under th* claw ao that you rqck th* bar on tho scrap surface. IC o n cra t* Imb DAm JIaJ It w t t h a n l laf Bar,IM U --•ndnM b Straight Bar Tha atralght ripping bar, looking oomowhat Ilka a gooieneck bar, has only a •light angle at th* claw and. allowing you to work In tighter quarters. There ere other b e n , from th* massive crowbar to b en that look Ilk* email, but heavy ch in la. Each haa it* ■pedal use. Woman Bucks CHICAGO (UPI) ~ The be­ lief that tba Japanese woman to obedient, demure, timid, paaaiv*, piteous, servile be­ comes a myth fat th* cast of Mrs. Hlsoka Shiotani. Sha'i petite and proper. But tba to a butinois woman also. A mother e f two teen-aye chil­ dren, lira. Shiotani docs not look more than 35 years old. She lays she's 45. She has (pent the last 23 yeara doing what haa become a part of bar, managing a glgantle hotel In tha scenic Japanese resort town of Tha crowbar cornea In a wide variety o f lengths and price la based on w eight Th* biggest bar* weigh about 25 lba. You w on t need on* o f theaa unlaas thara era hug rocks to move o f f your land. There era aaveral bars that ar* called ripping chiscla. Thes* m em bte the ripping bar, but hava an and that I* machined and a notched blade fo r pulling nalte. Another tool mad* o f high carbon steal 1s th* short nail claw. Tha claw la machined ao that ft la almost a chlael and you can pound on th* back ltd* of th* band to get a grip under a nail. When you uaa a bar, re­ member to keep tha fulcrum — til* support on which it reals — aa close to the ob­ ject that you want to movo as you can. Tradition fidence and ideas on how aha can bacome even more suc­ cessful. Mrs. Shiotani said it U un­ usual for a Japanese woman to have a carter, etpeclally In hotel management. Her success story goes beck another generation. Har mo­ ther used to own and run four "ryotala," th* Japanes* ver­ sion o f American boarding bouses. About IS yeara ago, Mrs. Shiotani decided to build • hotel. Ihe sold the small Inna and olmod for higher horixena. Atom!. Her son, II, is studying Her second hotel in Ataml— economics in Tokyo. She •0 mite# from Tokyo — waa hopes be will follow her footopened to tho public the flrat ftepia of May. This one it the larg. "H e will attend Cornell Uni* cat resort bote] in Japan. It vanity after ha graduate*," haa IS stories and accommo­ ■ha said. date* 1100 ponooa. Minnesota, with 800 million Tho dark-haired Japanese woman, ia the United Btatea population, ted tha UJL ia to promote tourism for her production o f crasmary but­ hotelij ia full of energy, con­ ter during 1841. �*««fnrk V bf Vrralft July 3, 1964 — Page 7 'Vegas' Showing At Ritz ElvD Presley and Ann-Mar. gret are co-starred in this week’s movie program at the RiU Theatre when they ap. pear in "Viva Las Vegas." Filmed on location at the famed resort, the movie opens Thursday and continues daily through next Wednes­ day. The picture brings AnnMargret back where she star, ted her career. As an unknown singer nam­ ed Ann-Margrct Olson, the glamorous redhead made her first impact on the entertain­ ment world as a songstress who appeared with a small combo at the Dunes iu Las Vegas. She subsequently headlined with George Bums at the Sa­ hara, dropping her surname in the billing. Jack Bennycaught the act and signed Ann-Margrct for her national television debut in "Pocket­ ful of Miracles," another role in "State Fair" and her first starring role In "Bye Bye Birdie." In "Viva Las Vegas." AnnMargret sings and dances in eye-filling production num­ bers with Presley. Filmed in Panavision and color, the pic­ ture was directed by George Sidney. ELVIS PRESLEY and Ann-Maargret, tlie hot­ test star combination in years, swing n wicked Watusi in the song-and-dancc number, "C’mnn Everybody," one of the lilting high spots in the lavish new Metro-Goldwyn-Mnyer musical rom­ ance, “ Viva Lns Vegas." Filmed In Panavision and Metrocolor on locations in the world-famous resort, the picture co-stnrs Cesare Danova, Wil­ liam Demarcst nnd Nicky Blair. It was directed by George Sidney. A double feature of adult entertainment opens the pro­ gramming for the Movieland Drive-In Theatre thle week with "Shotgun Wedding" nnd “ CluucJelle Ingliah" sharing the billinir. Patricia O’Malley Is fea­ tured In the first movie while the film o f Erskine Caldwell’s sensational novel will star Di­ anne Mrllnln. Tho two movies open Sunday and run through Tursday. Wednesday nnd Thursday another doube hill Is screened with "Stolen Hours’* starring f t Susan Hayward and “ The Misfits" bringing Clark Ga­ ble and Marilyn Monroe to the drive-in theatre. Friday and Saturday a triplo feature is on Lap with the movie fare aimed toward the younger set. "The Man From Galveston" will star Jeffrey Hunter; "F o r Those Who Think Young" features Juuies Darren and Woody Woodbury, tho latter from Ft. I.audordalc; "The Great Escopo" brings Steve McQueen in the starring role us the final portion o f the triple fea­ ture. TONITK A SATURDAY ADMISSION o v i c t u tter « i nn ,,KR RI Ot - I N T H E A T R 9 l s U U CARLOAD FEATURE NO. 1 AT 7:15 ONLY "SON OF CAPTAIN HLOOD" IN COLOR STARRING SEAN FLYNN (Son o f Actor Errol Flynn) FEATURE NO. 2 AT 9:45 ONLY "SEARGKNTS 3" IN COLOR STARRING FRANK SINATRA — DEAN MARTIN AND TV COMEDIAN JOEY DISIIOP FEATURE NO. S A T 11:45 ONLY "REACH PARTY" IN COLOR STARRING FRANKIE AVALON A ANNETTE COMING — SUN. - MON. . TUES. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NITELY AT 7:45 AND 11:00 SHE WANTED A QUIRT WEDDING 8 0 0 -0 PAW PUT A SILENCER ON 1118 SHOTGUN! THE AMAZING STORY OF CHILD BRIDES IN THE OZAHKS IT HAP. PENS TODAY — BAR & PACKAGE — With Dottle Austin Everyone will be celebrat­ ing the Fourth of July Inde­ pendence Day Saturday, with the observation extended over a two, three or (our day per­ iod, depending on where you work, and bow many days you are allowed off. However, and wherever you do It, drive carefully, be on the alert and doa’t "win the battle but lose the war." Perhaps you Just plan to stick around the house, cook out in the backyard and aU by the pool. But If you want to get out and have some fun, there are lota of good place* to go, for dining, dancing and enjoy­ ing your favorite beverages. • • • Saturday night, which hap­ pen* to be the Fourth, la al­ ways steak night at the Tradewind* cafeteria. They'll pre­ pare It to your taste and serve U In the cool pleasant atmos­ phere. Lota of other fine foods, and aU at moderate prices that thi whole family can af­ ford. • ,• • The Capri la booked up solid for tonight with a big private Navy party. But they will be open for regular business at 4 p. m. Saturday, just In time for a few cool ones before dinner. • * * If you feel like trying some­ thing different this weekend, why not give square dancing a tryT The McGregor Ranch sponsors a big aquare dance every Saturday night at 0 p. m. for the Volusia Square Dance Club. You're Invited too. It's about two mile* south of DcLand on McGregor Rd. • • « Two At Drive-In TAKING HIS PICK o f rating this past week wns Gunnery Sgt. Norman F. Lnbounty o f the Marine Corps bnrracks at Sanford Nnvnl Air Station. Labounty w a s elevated to tho rank of warrant officer but bad the choice of that or first sergeant. Mere ho |>oints to the ratimr ho choso as his com­ manding officer, Major IL T. Chen watches. (Herald Photo) their usual fine foods— all Uie lobster you can eat, mouth watering steaks, their very, very special shrimp and as usual your favorite tall cool drinks In the lounge. • • • One of the coolest, most re­ laxing spots around here Is Freddie's Steak House In Fern Park. They are famous for their flrat claas cuisine, also (or Carol Pcttijohn's Unkling piano medleys in the Lamp­ lighter Lounge. • • • A wide and varied menu of complete dinners at the I.ako Monroe Inn, and a view of the water front makes dining or Just relaxing at this friendly place a pleasure. Dick Wil­ liams is the new bartender ami be seems lo have a vast fol­ lowing. The place has really been crowded since Dick took over the mixing. Let Lou Rotas be your host at the newly-decorated Mar Lou Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge. Lou lays he has the best charcoal broiled aleak* In town. Also for your enjoyment he offers dancing after 8:30 Friday and Saturday evening to the music of the Holidays of Orlando. The Mar lx>u is air-conditioned, of course. Laura Stephens and her staff Invite you lo enjoy the 4th in the friendly, air-condi­ tioned comfort of George's Tavern. All your favorite beverage! and mixes arc available In (he package store and (he bar so come In for a relaxing 4th. • •• Rex Liquor Mart of Values offers a wide variety of wines, Celebrating tbe Fourth has cordials, beer*, liquors . . at prices you like . . plus I’ lald Marled early for aomefolks, the gals at the Carlhe fold us Stamp*. Free delivery is an­ other aervire at Rex Liquors. when we called yesterday. • •• Unfortunately there will not For Italian food at Its best be a band this weekend, but the juke box will be free. And you must visit Jean's Spag­ your favorite drinks and bev­ hetti House in Orange City. erages are always available, Jean and Rocco Moralllo have with delicious fond served long been famous for their from Rose ami Wllk’a Restaur­ wonderful foods, served prom­ ptly and courteously in their ant next door. • • • air-conditioned dining room* Spencer'* will be aervkig with candlelight, wine or beer . . what could be better for a Early Spanish explorers Holiday weekend? GROUNDBREAKING ceremonies were held this week for the new Semin­ ole Lodge Nursing Homo located o ff Knst Fourth Street. Tho architect is John A. Burton IV and tho contractor is Loltoy C. Robb Company. Shown at the ceremony arc, from left, Kenneth Lcfflcr, Donald Graham, the homo’s president; Georgo Touhy nnd Robb. (Herald Photo) Cinema: 'Bedtime Story' David Niven has lost none o f hia boyishh enthusiasm. With each new role he gels as excited as If It were hia first venture before the cam ­ eras. Hia present co - starring stint with Marlon Brando and Shirley Jones In Unlveraal’a "Bedtime Story," is no ex­ ception. The color film la now at the Cinema In Seminole Plaza. "It's such a wonderful as­ signment." he assesses. "I find myself straining at the leash each-morning in sheer anticipalion of getting to the studio to go to work." MARLON IIRANIH), Shirley June* nnd David Niven’s role in the roman­ tic comedy la that o f a glib Niven co-star in Unlvoraal’a romantic comedy in confidence artist who prowls color, "Bedtime Story," which ia now playing at the French Riviera In aeareh the Seminole Plum Cinema in CuHselberry. It of wealthy widows looking for will be shown through next Wednesday. It is the love. He aims to please, but tnlu of two men to whom women are irresistibly solely for monetary rtaaoni, attracted and how they uccept the happiness of preferring to keep hia bache­ pursuit. lorhood inviolate. time teaming with Brando, effort to concentrate on aThe film la Nlven'a firstwhom he considers one of the way • from • Hollywood picais world's foremost actors, and SlMIMOil turs, but that he goes wherethe two work to well together m u in their comedy iccncs that ever he hap;«na to find a Universal la already looking good script. for another vehicle suited for their combined talents. The picture ia Niven's firet Hollywood role in three years. In the interim he hai made seven films in as many different rountrir*. N i v e n , whose permanent home it on CAF the continent, emphasizes 1:30 that he makes no special MON. searched for tha Seven Cltiea of Cibola because o f their reputedly fabulous wealth, Tha village was supposed to be located in the land of the /.uni Indiana In what now it wratrrn New Mexico. SHOWS AT 1:00 . 1:30 "CLAUDELLE IN G U SH " IN COLOR STARRING DIANE McBAIN CHILDREN 3Sc STUDENTS 50c ADULTS 80c P ro v id e Mm SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASE — Plenty Of Free Parking — Hints For Your Enjoym ent! Mian Carol Pcttijohn Entertain' Nightly In The Lamplighter Loungo Freddie's Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Prleea Are Tailored To Your Time, Needs And Budget . . . Be It A nottlo . . . or Case Free Prompt Delivery Tel. 321-0901 < -----Open 8 A. M.— 12 Midnight j — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CIIAH • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet as a nut) HOI AL RED SHRIMP (a real dellcary the way wo repare them! . , . they are NOT rcnch Fried I) P COMBINATION PLATTER (Denl'h Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS For The Beat Charcoal Stcnka In Town Come to the MAR-LOU Newly Decorated Air-Conditioned Dining Room D a n c i n g : ! Thurs- . Frl. - Sat — After 9:30 P. M, Mualc Ily "HOLIDAYS" From Orlando Facllitlra For All Rise Partita, Banquets, Special Occasions MAR.I Oil ’ L .V /U SAT. 2 -6 P.M . 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South Frenrh Ave. Hanford Phone FA 2-0331 RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE I.OU llutas. Owner — llwy, 17-82 Just South of Hanford V E A L P A R M IG IA N A OR L A S A G N A YOUR Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeaeo and Meats— Frew— To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner McGRKGOK RANCH Come d.ne with lit. Enjoy crisp, appetizing tiled*. , , testy pies, cskes and creams.. .tender, delirious prime meet* end garden fresh vegetebles. , . served In truly pleasant surroundings. And remember, Thursday night V U fit it "family nl night" with free dissert* for all...and Y jK * Saturday mg "ght it "itisk night" when you get a big Done steak cookad to your order for only ’/• lb. T Don ■ml- one dollar. W o ALL Your Favorite Rrnndn At A Price You’ re Glad To Pay . . . Volusia Square Dance Club McGregor Road 3 Ml. Ho. of DELAND •luncheon; ll A. U. •2:15 P. if. Dinner; 4:10 •1.00 f . If. Trade Wind* Cafeteria* alto located la Orlando, Lee^arg, Cocoa, Melbourne A FL Plereo. M l - 7:30 MIXERS SQUARE DANCE T)iici(M Food CmkcM Qwttt CO-FEATURE A T OtM ONLY FROM THE AUTHOR OF “ GOO’S LITTLE ACHE" ERSKINE CALUWELL COMES BEER Every HaL Nile — 3 p.ia, SnACOfnJs NOW thru WED. TAVERN George's COR. Uth & FRENCH — 11WY, 17-91—SANFORD PJ . See Ua Tomorrow Night, Saturday, July Alh For A "Large Evening-” �m m We V in forl V m ll PflW 8 — July 3, 1064 SEW A ir s . Rupert Strickland Hostess To Bridal he Remnant Shop's! Luncheon Shower In Honor Of Miss Kay Ivey A profusion of picturesque floral arrangements adorned the reception rooms of the beautiful Palmetto Avenue home o f Mrs. Rupert Strick­ land recently at • delightful Fi O By Dottle Austin PRINCE SHAMSHER, Singh of Nabha, cider brother o f one of Sanford'* moit dis­ tinguished citizens, Prince** Vijaya, (M n . William Boutwell) wa* a weekend visitor In our fair city. The handiome black-beard, ed prince i* a big man, well over six feet tall with a mus­ cular build, lie created quite • itir in Roumlllat's drugstore Z h 2 1 > H 3 V * « » | PRINCESS VIJAYA I ■->=wo Sunday morning, where the Prince** took him to make a few purchase*, Visiting in the United State* for the first time, the Prince wa* enchanted with Sanford and with all he has seen *o far of this country. He left Sunday to tour more of the U. S., including stops at Dis­ neyland, the World's Fair and New York City, then on to London, Pari*, Rome, Wc*t Berlin and Cairo. He arrived last week In Washington, D.C. This is hi* first major visit out of India and be Is enjoy­ ing every minute of It, trying to absorb all the strange eight*, sounds, and impress­ ion* In about three weeks. Prince Shamsher speak* flawless English, with a bit o( a British accent. He is 30 years old, a bachelor, and holds a master's degree in economics from the Univers­ ity of Lucknow. He Is an ardent and accom­ plished sportsman, holding many gold medals, silver cup* and trophies for a variety of sports Including boat racing, shooting, tennis, riding, cric­ ket, hockey and rowing. While in Sanford, he watch­ ed part o f a baseball game between Detroit and the Yan­ kees on television, finding it interesting and a little puzzlIng. Your reporter was honored to have lunch, Sunday, with the Prince and the Princess, and the rest of the Bout we II*. Hostess for the Southern alyle luncheon, (with fried chicken and cornbresd) was Ruth Iloiil we II. 'Hie Prince asked us as many question* a* we asked him ao the whole visit turned into a question and answer period, with both of us learn­ ing many things, and making many comparisons with In­ dian and American customs, food, dress, sports, politics, weather. (For instance, at the June 12 wedding of a younger brother the thermometer hit 120 degree* I And this is not unusual for (his time of year in that part of India.) However, the Prince said that in the distance you can ace anow on the topi of the mountains, while the temper­ atures soar out of the top of the mercury down nn the plains. The turban the Prince wore la a mark of his ststion and in itself it is a tradition. It is made of muslin, and must be wound and unwound in pre­ scribed faahion each* time it ii put on or taken olf. A bit of red from a cap underneath peeps out over the forehead, just for the contrast. The tur­ bans are many and varied to auit the occasion or dress, mostly In pastel colon . We asked t h e Princcsi where aba and the Prince learned their superb com­ mand of the English langu­ age, to which she replied, “ Oh, from o u r earliest childhood, our luton taught us English—we have It all our Uvea." During his three week visit, the Prince will travel widely to familiarise himself with the people and the way of life in the U. S. The object of hla visit Is to promote and strengthen inter­ relations through understand­ ing' and friendship between India and the U, 8. “ This friendship could in­ bridal luncheon and shower given by Mrs. Strickland and her striking daughter, Mrs. John T, Bowden, honoring Miss Kay Ivey, bride-elect of Ronnie Lindsey. Mrs. Strickland greeted the guests in ■ sheer pink sum­ mer sheath, with Kay attired in pastel pink linen edged in melon and her mother, Mrs. John Ivey, wore a chic while embroidered sheath. Mrs. Ed­ win Lindsey chose a stunning multi-blue print and Mrs. Bowden received in * smart melon colored sheath. Individual tables identical sure the peaceful progress of democracy in the largest democratic country in Asia," said Prince Shamsher. • • • Hint to the Story League: H you want to have s poet­ ry session get Ken Wackcr of Winter Park to come up and talk to your group. He spouts poetry (particularly Edgar Guest) like he wrote it him­ self. Ken is a former Sanfordllc, now in the insurance business In Winter Park. Handsome, too, and loves to have a chance to get up on the speak­ er’s platform. • • • MRS. RUPERT STRICKLAND, left, was hostess recently at her lovely Palmetto Avenue homo to n bridal luncheon shower honoring Miss Kuy Ivey, bride-elect, With Mrs. StricklnfUl front the Osteen Personals Joe Frank Tart, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tart, and a friend, Miss Kathy Htpp, call­ ed on his parent* Monday. He it stationed with the Highway Patrol in Moore Haven. Angela Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Todd Jr., of Clewlston, ii spending the summer with her grandparents. Mrs. W. It. Whiddcn Jr. and children, Linda, Nancy and Glenda, spent two weeks re­ to the hack page of your pro­ cently visiting Mr. and Mrs. gram, we will all Hand ami W. U. Whiddcn Sr., in Palm­ dale. read the Jaycec creed !" Neediest to say, all dignity Marcello T a r t recently and formality was lost in the spout a few days with hit esplosion of laughter that fol­ lowed, and poor old Ham just brother, Joe Frank, In Moore stood (here and got smaller Haven. and smaller! * • LUCILLE KING, n i n t h grader who attended Sanford schools from lltc first grade until last fall, has completed the ninth grade at Uccville (Texas) High School with the highest scholastic average in the school, 08.5, Lol* Hcckcnback called to tell ua. This bright young lady la the daughter of a Navy cou­ ple, Mr, and Mra. Hex King, who formerly lived in Sanford at 2111 Key Avr. Along with her top acorei Lucille won three outstanding awards — for algebra, home economics and biology. We thought the friends, neighbor* and former teach­ ers of Lucille might be Inter­ ested in hearing that site con­ tinues her fine scholastic rec­ ord, North Orlando Personals Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Adbeen visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Atchison of Cortea Ave. and her mother, Mrs. Emily Hahl, Ida, Four years had elapsed slnca the sisters had aeen each other and they enjoyed all the alghta in Central Florda. They wera guests at dinner at The Tiki, honoring Mis* Jackie Atchison, a 11*04 Ly­ man graduate, with D o n Smith of Longwood Alto at­ tending the dinner. Packaged lemonade mixes with sugar or sugar substitute make up in second* to 1 quart of chilled beverage, by adding ice cubes and water. Both have vitamin C added. centered with a classic ar­ rangement of assorted white flowers in an antique silver conlainer flanked on either side by silver and crystal can­ dle holders containing white candles decorated with white umbrellas. Bridal place cards with two attached miniature wedding bells marked the places which were *ct on exquisllc white damask mats featuring intricate cutwork detail. Two large wedding bells were suspended from the a crystal chandelier with wide > satin streamer* and bows. The honoreo received an abundance of miscellaneous gifts from the guests, and the hostess presented her with a gift of crystal in her chosen pattern. Mrs. Strickland served the luncheon guests an attractive and tempting salad luncheon course. Other invited guests were the Mmcs. T. F. McDaniel, Price Heard, Richard Gleeson, Clarence Powell, W. A. Kratzert, Algernon Speer, Earl Higginbotham, D a l e Scott, John Fitzpatrick, Ray­ mond Lundquist, Albert Jar­ rell, John Crawford and Lee Swartz. Also Ira Southward, Orville Barks, Fred Williams, Fred Ganas, A. K. Shoemaker, and the Misses Marilyn McDaniel, Ann Crapps, Bose Kratzert, Sally Williams, Betsy Wil­ liams and Patti Glenn Johnton. Firecracker JULY 4th SALE in | REAL BARGAINS POPPING ” ALL OVER THE PLACE. WITH ONE LOW PRICE AND BIG SAVINGS. • • • • to the bride’s table, were placed throughout the dining area. The bride's table ws* 2 WE'RE OPEN JULY 4th WITH * TWO THINGS you mustn't forget to do Saturday, which Is the Fourth of July, and the birthday of the nation: Put out your flag and ring Hie freedom hell*. ff you don't have a bell, blow a whistle or honk your horn. For three minutes — starling at 1 p.m. That way you will be Join­ ing with the city, county and all other people of the whole nation in three minutes of patriotic observation a n d somo good old-fashioned flagwaving, CHOICEST BOO-BOO we've heard lately was at the recent Ctvltan installation. Matter of ceremonies, Ham Polk, had tailed magnificent­ ly through the entire program of formalities at the banquet. Winding up for a glorious climax of Civitan ceremonies Ham in his most dignified manner aaid, “ And now, if you will turn & SATE left are her daughter, Mrs. John T. Bowden; Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the bride-elect; Miss Ivey and Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, mother o f the future Rroom. Altamonte Miss Ludwig A nd Mr. Hodges Miss Madeline Mallem re­ cently presented her music pupils In Ihclr annual recital at the Sanford Woman's Club to a capacity audience. The platform am! auditor­ ium were decorated with pot­ ted palms and pedestal bas­ kets and vases ot gladioli and hydrangeas. At the conclusion of the program, Mlsa Mallem pre­ sented award* to the Honor Roll students. The musical composition* featured were Coeme'a "A u ­ tumn Gold" by Clair Ilolton and Linda H u d d l e s t o n ; Strauss' "Waltz from Dio Fledarmaui," Mary Monroe; Scher'i "By Tha Wigwam," Kenneth L a n a y ; Frank'! "Pants Angcllcus,” L i n d a Huddleston; S p a u l d i n g ' s "Sing, Little B irds!" by Robin Hodges and Ginger Hodg­ es; Price’a “ A Morning Sun­ beam" and Behr’ a "Swinging Along," both by Beth Coving ion. Also Hawthorne'* "Whisper­ ing Hope" by Cynthia Watt; MUJer'a "B ee March" and Lockc'a "Queen Anne'a Lace," both by Julie Sheldon; Cramm o n d * a "Jolly Thoughts, Margaret W h i t e ; Pearls’ "Teddy Bear Waltz," Robin Hodges; Hemy'a "Faith of Our Fathcra" and Hopkins' "Little Brown Bunny," both by Jonl Dempsey; Knapp's "Open The Gate* of The Temple," Inez Da via and Sawyer’s "Twining Honeysuc­ kle,” Connie Nickle. Also Locke's “ Swinging in the Hammock," Linda Staf­ ford; Hoffman's "Black Bird March," T h o m a a Forbes; Personals By Julia Bartoa Bloch's "M elody," Mix equal amounts o f ket­ chup and plckla relish fo r a quick chili sauce. MISS JUDY LUDWIG, bride-elect nnd her fi­ ance, Glynn Hodge* are cnjoylnjr a swim and Hiipper party Riven in their honor at the F. T. Meriwether home on Silver Lake. Oviedo PEASANT PRINTS PRINTED SA ILCLO TH P IM A STRIPES OXFORD STRIPES COUNTRY PRINTS Mr. and Mr*. Alton W. Kllng of Oakland Estates, re­ cently returned from a trip to liOch Haven, Penn., where they visited with Mr. and SI re. James Crydcr, Mrs. Kling’s parents. Before returning, they visit­ ed Merrill Kling, Mr. Kling's father who lives in Lamar, Pa. Stephanie PAJAMA PRINTS PRINTED PLISSE ACETATE PRINTS Personals By Evelyn Lundy Enjoying th« week at Camp McQuarrle are Cathy McCall, Mary Jai.p Mlktrr, Diane .Marshall and Christine Wil­ liams who are members of the local 4 II Club. Cootege, Ga. They also visited the George Sleagere of Tailshasere and the N. E. Fletch­ er* Jr. in Jacksonville. co Cfl PER, 3 INCH a. DOTTED SWISS W HITE Terrycloth of a daughter, Cynthia Fay, born June 20 at the Winter Park Hospital. Pillow Case mill) i m H m i -S M i l PRINTS-------- Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP Oxford Solids 210 S. PARK AVE. THE "IDEAL** GIFT — A GIFT CERTIFICATE Ssdty d HAIR STYLING SALON MABEL DUGGAN A BETTY ANNE HOWARD PHONE 322-4113 VALUES TO $1.19 PER YD . ^R EM N A N T shop For Any Service We Perform FKOM 13.04 TO $35.00 2201 S. PARK AVE. CD M DAN RIVER CHAMBRAY 4 CO TTO N Mr. and Mrs. C. G. (Butch) I'cndutvja announce the birth Mr, and Mrs. Gulden Pendarvis, and Mra. Stutta Rig­ gins have returned home af­ ter a visit with Mra. N. E. Fletcher, mother of Mra. Riggina and Mra, Pendarvis, in PRINTED PIQUE CONCORD PRINTS Feted At Supper-Swim Party Cornell; Chopin’* "L rs Sylpliidcs," Claire Holton; Gabriel-Maric'a "Serenade Uadine," Jean Carter; Lehar'a "Frasqulta Serenade," by Ann Stein meyer and Dave Ed­ wards; B o h m ' s "Dancing Splrila np. 281," Ginger Hodg­ es; Fischer's "I Love To Tel) The Story" and Bach'* "Little Prelude," both by Andrew Ni­ chols. Also Penn's "Radio Bugs On Parade," Unda ltutlcr; Mendelssohn's "Spring Song,” Cheryl Johnson; Beethoven’* "Minuet in G ," Bonnie Wicbolt; Anlhony'a "O ff To Camp,” Robert Powell; Shackley’a "Twilight Song" by Polly Pedrlck and Patsy Owens; Pitts’ "The Little Brown Church in the Vale," Sherry Ann Guynn and Elgar’a "Pom p and Circum­ stance," Tommy Barks. A bo H e r b e r t ' s "Gypsy Sweetheart," Diana Jarrctt; Strauss’ "Tales from th e'V i­ enna Woods op. 323," Brenda Benge; Anderson'* "Blue Tan­ go," Ann Steinmryer; Mo­ zart's "Turkish March," Mika Hickson; Lehar’s "The Merry Widow Waltz," Polly Pedrlck; Godard's "Second Mazurka op. 34," Harriet Griffin; De busty'* "Clair do Lune," Kill * both Priest; Ketelbcy's "In A Monastery Garden," Jan ice Boston and Lections'* "Malaguena" by Mike Hick ton and Tommy Hicluon. G IN G H A M ONE LOW PRICE G E M IN I PRINTS Mrs. James Piatt o f Oricnta Rrive hat returned home from Florida Sanitarium, where the was confined for The Silver Lake borne of |Ashby, Aim Crappi, Betsy McKibbln, John Welchel, Bill two weeks with broken ribs, Sherrill, Frank Bowman, Da­ Mr*. F. T. Meriwether was I Williams, and Carol Chambvid Stanley and Terry Chris­ resulting from a fall. the scene recently of a supper cr*' _ , tensen. Alex . , , . * I Alto Silk* Roberts, mid swim party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slmunek and sons, Jimmy and Jack, bride-elect. Miss Judy Ludwig have recently returned from a und her fiance, Glynn Hodge*. trip to Ohio, where they were Co-hustessea with Mrs. Meri­ guests of Mrs. Simunek's wether wero Mrs. John Kick, brother and family, 31r. and Mrs. Rudy Hloun und Mrs. Mrs. Jamea Dudl in BrecksShirley Scrnrd. ville. The guest* enjoyed water The boys visited the Cleve­ s|MHt* mid chatting on thu land Museum, Brooktlde Zoo, shaded lawn, followed by a and attended a ball game with delirious supper served on Hie the Indiana defeating the spurious screened porch over­ Minnesota Twins. looking Silver Lake. Mrs. Anna Simunek, who is Invited guests were Mr. and 74 years old, underwent sur­ Mrs. Jim my Junes, Mrs. Debgery in Richmond, Ohio, and bio Trepanlcr, and the Miss­ es Barbara Bradley, Niki the Simuneka also visited friend* and relativei in Penn­ sylvania before returning home. Madeline Mallem Presents Pupils In Annual Recital D A N R IV E R FANCY M SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I ll Muoolb 322-15*3 Hwy. 17 Cr92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. SEW & SAVE �fffi* WsttTitrH WtraHl July S, 1964 — Png* 9 Miss Judy Herron, Delbert Fisher By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Jos Vacula nre ths proud parent* of a son bom at the Seminole Memor­ honor and site was gowned in * pale jellow summer ertpe dress with matching accessor­ ies and wearing a jellow cor­ sage. Lane Norman served tlic smom as best man. Following the wedding, Mrs. Charles Meeks capably ar­ ranged a lovely reception in (be dining room, using a pink and white color scheme. A B SANFORD LIONS CLUB FT. MELLON PARK -1:0 0 P.M. TIL DARK Boating Cruise FOOD By llorls Dean Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Helmley of North Orlando have relumed after a most inter­ esting two week bout cruise nbnurd their bunt. They sailed up tbs inland waterway where they slop­ ped at Hilton Head in Savan­ nah, (la., to visit Mr. Helmley's sister, Mrs. T. L. Alnutt. Durin the cruise, they en­ joyed eating and sleeping on hoard, and en route back home via Jacksonville nnd the St. John's River, they stepped at marinas in Bruns­ wick and Savannah, Ga. Announces Mental Health Plans ....................... MR. AND MJtS. OKI-HURT CURTIS FISHER until rain forced them to move the festivities indoors, vvliero they danced and play­ ed giiiues. Among games played were charades, croquet and breaking balloons with favors in them. Snacks were served during the afternoon and lee cream 1 1 - 8-Station TRANSISTOR RADIO 5 -1 -Y R . PASSES ((for 2) and birthday cake lopped off tho supper. The c u k e was decorated witli an artificial orchid. Guesta included Joan Hepasz, Annette Kvpuas, Uonny Terrell, Helh Vlner, Put Hurville, Kathleen Pike, Melenda Casselberry and Jimmy Ter­ rell. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Scnsnkovic announce the ar­ rival o f a son, Stvphen Fran­ cis Sensukovic Jr., born June 24, Unit, at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital in Sanford. The maternal grandparents aia Mr. and Mrs. Horace tierryhill o f Sanford and the pa­ ternal grandpa rente are Sir. and Mrs. Frank Sensakuvic of Perth Anilroy, N. J. Mrs. Sensukovic la the for­ mer Jackie Berryhill of San­ ford. McJuarrle are Cathy McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Walter U, Steele announce the arrival of a son, Wesley Scott Steele, born June 28, HHI4, at Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital in San­ ford. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Fite Sr. and the paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Burke Steele, all o f Hanford. Mrs. Steele is the former Kllzubeth Fite o f Sanford. Free Eye Test From 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. ONLY SEE THE FIREWORKS * D ISP L A Y * Personals PINECREST INN & CAPRI RESTAURANT CHASE & COMPANY THE SANFORD ATLANTIC HANK SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSN. FLORIDA POWER & LIOHT 1-eKOY ROIIII CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. SEMINOLE T. V. SALES & SERVICE FLORIDA STATE HANK DEKLE'S GULF STATION EVA BESS Newly Modernized and Rc-Dccoralcd, MARCENE STAI, front left, of Cnssellrerry, celebrated her 14th birthday recently with a party. With Marcene nre Jimmy Terrell, Annette Repimz «nd Jonn Rcpasz. Unck row from the left ure, Melendu Casselberry, Kath­ leen 1’ike, Pat llarville, Hnnny Terrell nnd Beth Viner. jat. Water skiing, swimming ltd boating were the order of le day with K. A. Burnley cling as water ski teacher, urnley, Frank Whig ham and Itarics Akcra brought their tats to the outing. Chaperonej for the occasn were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. unity and Mrs. Duns Stine. Special g u e s t a Included Paul Harris, Master Councller of Dcl.and, and Robert Ham­ ilton, DeLand Senior Counse­ lor, and their dales. Ollier guests were A1 Wal­ lace, Frank Whlgham, Belli Morgan, Penny Nichols, Carol Bcssercr, Susan Stine. Diane Powell, Dawn Fedder and Darlene Fedder, Marion Web­ ber and Susan Stewart. DeMolay members present included Charles Stine, Mas­ ter Counselor, Bob Burnley, Senior Counselor, Paul Mark­ us, Ernest ilcinbarh, John Angel, Jerry Cullum, Archie Smith and Chris Akers. A picnic lunch was served to all. KM| j / Sponsored by the following ilKAlITY SHOP Members of the Seminole haptcr of DeMolay were fetj with a picnic recently at lue Springs, *ponM»r*d by te DeMolay Mothers. The group met at the Ma­ mie llali and proccvtkd to te Springs by car and by RIDES ’ PRIZES BENEFIT OF * LIONS CLUB BLIND FUND Mr. and Mrs. Pete Perry of Charleston, W. Va., left Monday after a week's visit with hi* mother, Mrs. I. G. Reuter of Plney Ridge Rd. Fete Members With Picnic •G AM ES 1 COLOR TV Casselberry DeM olay Chapter Mothers FUN N ew Arrivals * Miss Marcene Stai Observes 14th Birthday With Party Hy Jane Casselberry Murecne Stui, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvin M. Stai « f 1205 Quintuplet Court, Cussel berry, celebrated her 34th birthday with a party Sunday afternoon (June 28) I t her home. Guesta enjoyed swimming They were guesta o f Mra. Battle's mother Mra. W. W. Lorberg and family. They returned horns Sunday. Enjoy T w o Weeks Asenath Butler Sirs. Ascnntli Holler of DeTtiiry, who is on the Hoard of the Seminole Mental llenlth Association, recently attend* o f a workshop meeting in Winter Park and also a luncheon meeting of the Sem­ inole Juvenile Council wheie plans nre under way for a mental health clinic in Kanferd. Further developments re­ garding the clinic will lie an­ nounced ns tlicy occur. sheer lace cloth covered the tabic, which was centered with a wedding rake topped with the traditional bride and groom. Sparkling pink punch was served from a crystal punch bowl with silver com poles containing toasted nuts and dainty bon buns. Pink candles glowed from antique silver candelabra. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Nadine Colbert, Mrs. John Todd, Mrs. Glen Gorinbel. Mrs. C. A. Ingh ram, Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Miss Marilyn Murganttcrn and Miss Jamie Hostlck. Immediately after tlie wed ding, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher de parted for a wedding trip to the cast coast, en route to their new residence in Balti­ more, Md. T h e Helmleys Oviedo Personals ial Hospital June 2d. Mrs. Va­ By Evelyn I-undy cula, the former Suzvtte Neal, ican family members is on a Vacationing in Missouri for la the daughter of Mr. and diet to Improvs either health the past two weeks, were Mr. Mra. Jack Neal. and Mr*. Joe Len Battle. or appearance. Exchange Vows With Home Ceremony Miss Judith Rae llcrron, dauehtcr of Mr. and Mr*. Ray W. Herron, of Sanford, and Delbert Curtis Fisher, son of Mrs. Crcta Rorsody of Saerantento, Calif., were united in holy matrimony nn June 26, at 8 p.m. at the home of the bride's parents, 2410 Palmet­ to Avc. Rev. John Hires, pastor of the Grace Methodist Church, performed t h c impressive cundlrliithl and double ring ceremony before the altar built in front of Hie fireplace with magnolia leaves used as the background. A trianele ar­ rangement of while mums, glads and roses adorned the mantle with two standing wrought iron seven branched candelabra at the sides. White arrangements a n d candles were placed at vantage points throughout the living room. Given in marriage by her father, (he bride was lovely In a pastel blue crepe ensem­ ble with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. Her head piece was a short veil attached to a blue flower. Miss Durham Colbert at­ tended the bride as maid of National T a irt I ! y Opinion Inc., a research firm, reports that one of every sis Amer­ Enterprise Personals Sa t u r d a y e v e n in g July 4th Merchants1 SEMINOLE COUNTY UNDERWRITERS KOUMILLAT A ANDERSON DRUGS TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE HOLLERS MOTOR HALES SANFORD AUTO ASSN. JOE GAZIL (Thriftway Store*) FAUST DRUGS HILL LUMREH COMPANY HANFORD SHRINE CLUB REV. CHUCK DEES New Location Oak and Commercial This Advertisement Sponsored By The Following Cloned Monday* Merchants and Friends: N O TICE There'* no need of a long statement when our metnutge la brief. So we’ll Juat tikip __________________________ CITIES SERVICE STENSTROM GEORGE’S down here and *ay “ RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* a complete electrical (service, doe* good work, doe* It prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate its customers/* Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . .^feaidential . . . Industrial Wiring OIL CO. DR. REALTY CO. W A D E ’S G R O CER Y GROCERY JUSTICE OP PEACE CELERY C IT Y R IC H A R D GOODYEAR HUGH P R IN TIN G DUNCAN CO. JACK M cROBERTS SE R VICE STEM PER T IR E and other, friends of the Lions DOUGHERTY! SUPPLY CO. STORES �t d d g h lig h JtA T V Time Previews 7:804:99 pus. Wide World 7a n , bat It U well done, A Vance and William Frawley tbe newlywed o f Bporte. ABC. ABC bettea fatter, disillusioned with one appear as Ha exchiahri e n t r i f i 0i the son’s failure as a prise fight U entes, cruising to H ivaca 1994 U. 8 . Summer Olympic or, trains his younger 01 on their honeymoon. Lucille trial* with this boor devoted equipped son as a replace Ball as Lucy Ricardo recap­ to the track and "aid trial* m ent When tbe story and dia tures a whirlwind romance to (ram Dowsing Stadium, Kan logue tend to slow down, tbe Havana with Ricky Ricardo dall'a bland, N. Y. Jim Me acting carries the ball. Cliff (Deal Areas). Adding to the Kay, BUI Flemming and Dick Robertson b impressive as hilarity Rudy Valle, Ann Bank a n In charge of the In* the has-been fighter, Chris Southern and Cesar Romero terriewa a n d commentary. Robinson la good as the kid became victims in one of Participant* will include *cv- brother. Broderick Crawford Lucy's mirthful escapade*. 7:304:30 p.m. NBC. The eral winner* and champion* give* ■ strong performance as the driven father and Jan­ Lieutenant, "Green W a t e r , gram prerion* year*. 7:904:30 p.m. CBS. The ice Rule slinks around effec­ Green Flag" (Henm) This is Great Adventure. "The Col­ tively as the camp tramp. An the week for Lieutenant Aire onel gram Connecticut." (R e­ interesting hour, all the more (Gary Lockwood) to again ex run) Interacting story o f thl* so because it's a Budd Schul- hiblt his "com m and" poten country'* flrst oil wen. drill berg (he wrote "What Makes lial and. as usual, he baa ed in a small Pennsylvania Sammy RuuT") original story tome rough going before be finally rites to the occasion. town in MSP. A moneyed ayn for TV. 9:30-9:30 p.m. Burke's Law. The reason for the pressure dleate, learning oil baa a use fa r more profltable than Juat “ Who Killed Purity Mather T Is Captain Rambrtdge's (R o­ as a medicine, sends a field (Rerun) If that title suggests bert Vaughan's) sudden Indis­ explorer to the town to devise this episode may turn Into a position. 7:101:30 p.m. Hootenanny. hunt, that's pretty a way to Increaa* the oil flow. witch Ha digs far oil, but this plan close. It's a far fetched story, ABC. (Rerun) Aside from almost drawn* the diggers, but kind of fun. The suspects young Anita Sheer and Bob and be tries a drilling idea aren’t as pulchritudinous as Carey, it's all groups tonight. folktlnglng contingent that proves an innovation. usual, but there are some In Tbe contributions by ranges from the huge mob Richard KIley stars as the tcrastlng field executive, with Haggle Janet Blair, Gloria Swanson, called the Serendipity Sing­ McNamara as bis wife. In a Wally Cox, Charlie Rugglea ers, down to furb smaller colorful rale as a helpful and a particularly good one combos si the Brothers Four, by Telly Savalas. Ex-Mist the Dalton Roys and the townsman is Wallace Ford. 7:304:99 p.m. NBC. Inter­ America Mary Ann Mobley Brandywine Singers. Alto on hand are a group of funsters national Showtime, "The appear* briefly. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Twilight from the Second City and the Wonderful, Wonderful Copen bagen Circus." (Rerun) An Zone, “ in Praise o f Pip." Paul Winter Ja n sextet. Tbe other visit to Copenhagen's (Rerun) This Rod Sterling Brothers Four get tbe longest internationally renowned Clr- story has some weird mean­ showing and make the most cua Schumann, highlighted by ings, albeit none too frighten­ of it, (hough the Dalton boys tbe performance o f eques­ ing. It's about a small-time register the strongest with a trienne Pauline Schumann. hood whose soldier son la dy couple of bluegrass-styled se­ An siMmblags of acrobats, lag and bow the hood bar lections. 9:30-9:30 p.m. Lawrence acrialiits and downs round* gains for his son's life when bullet also knocks him Welk Show. ABC. (Rerun) out the ibow and, if you'rs Lota of old American songs always wanted to learn bow down. Jack KJugraan stars. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Alfred on tonight’ s h o u r , which to walk on your fingertips, you may pick up a tew point- Hitchcock Hour. "Body la the teema ^appropriate In light of • n from tbs groat Rolando. Bara.” (Rerun) This start* the fact that U la Independ­ 1:304:30 p.m. CBS. Route out as Just a feud between ence Day. A special segment •6. "Two on the House.1' (R e­ two women but ends up In Is devoted to the songs of run) Some fair action and murder. Lillian Gish plays an Stephen Foster and the entire mystery here ** our two he­ old woman at odds with her hour bears the usual stamp of roes (Martin Milner a n d neighbor (Patricia Cuts), ac­ maestro Welk. 9:30-9 p.m. NBC. Joey Bish­ Georgs Haberis) try to figure cusing her o f being Indirectly nut who would want to kill an responsible for the accidental op Show "Joey Insults Jack innocent little boy (Brad death o f te r handyman. The E. Leonard." (Rerun) Jack E. H erm an). Working as deck­ neighbor's husband ( P e t e r Leonard, the master of the hands on an excursion boat, Liod Hayee) tries to patch up rapfd-flre, one-line I n s u l t , Tod and Bus save tbs lad tbe quarrel, but be disappears runs away with the laughs on when be falls, or is pushed, and the two women1feud more this comedy program. The overboard. Then the child dis­ bitterly than ever. Figuring plot involves an imagined af­ appears and our heroes get on In the plot more than you front given lieonard by alar tbs trail to a surprise climax. think is the old gal’s niece, Joey Bishop. Leonard's re­ Very good as tbs lad's father nicely played by Maggie Mc­ venge: to Deal Joey with def­ erence. is Ralph Meeker and you’ll Namara, Here are the previews for Ilka Henry Jonas as tbe boat captaia. Tim show waa filmed Saturday: About 86 percent of all in Cleveland. 7:304:30 p.m. CBS. The etrokrt are cauied by blood 1:304:30 p.m. NBC. Bob Lucy-Deal C o m e d y Hour clota that interfere with th? Hope Presents. "M eal Tic­ "Lucy Takes A Cruise to Ha- flow o f blood to vital brain ket.” (Color) (Rerun) Hardly vans" (Rerun) In this com­ areas, according to Florida on original idea for a sports edy h o u r episode, Vivian{ llrart Association. 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M. ataney Burke Candid Camara ABC Nawa Hepart Whet's My “ Meweeeye Merry Newe MevaUM *■** (•> 4:44 (II lift 41) Cbeckmete (I) MegIlia Ooralla 1:1* (I) Nawacopa (() Dapely Dewy 1:44 (D Nawacopa Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Phone HERALD jgitr franfnrh Classified Phone Wrrxlh BERRY’S P age 10 — J u ly 3, 1964 W ORLD From Sanford Ext Exchange 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole County Office 204 W . First SANFORD HERALR Legal Notice Ik rears mt the r»«aip Jane*. is a. la le rai D A lar aemlaaln C a n ty , Clar­ P n k tM . Ratal# at ROUNDTREE. doreaeaJ T a a l l r t t s i l s n a a * rara a a a N a > 1 i( r i a l in a n r IX n a a S a A an Inal an 14 R atal# Ton and each of yo« hereby nourind and required to proaent any rUlmi and damanda which you. or althar of yoe, may bava avalnat tho aatata of DAIUT ROUNDTRKK. daennaad. tala of oald County, to tbn County Ju lia of Kami* nota County, Florida, at hit office In tha court bouaa of auld County at Sanford, Flor­ ida. wltbtn ala relandar month* from tha ttma of tha flrat publication of tbla notice. Two roplaa of aach claim or datnand abatl bo In wrltlua. and aball atata tha place of rootdancu and poat office addraea of tha claimant, and aball ba aworn to by the claimant, •cant, attornay and accompan­ ied by a filing fee of ono dol­ lar and auch claim or demand not no filed abatt ba to Id. Taylor Houndtree Aa admllnirator of the Katala of DAIBT ROUNDTREE Ilaceaerd Harold Job noon. Ally. Sanford. Florida I’ ubUah July S. 1C, IT, tt. 1111 “ Tht tmublt with this Cambodian tfirff ts that I I S f H, but it doesn't lika mat" ix m is ciR ct rr r o tB T nv THE XIXTH Jt'IIIC'leL C tll. f t IT. IX AND FOB ABBte XnLK COrXTT, FLORIDA. rUAXCCRT XO. 14 l«l FKDKHAL NATIONAL MOBTOAilF ASSOCIATION. B corparotloe, rtaleUff DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tata., thru F rt - I P. M. day before lusartioa. Mow. • S at Legal Notice TI1B m ath rtB C TIT jr m r iA L r o i ’ BT, riH rriT , 3. Education - instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice# 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rental# 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale J4-A Swap or Exchaage 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36- A Autos Wanted 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas IX BXD FOB UKBIXOLE c ( , r m , ri.oH iD A tx CHAXCKBT XO. 141*4 BOB DIE E. TAYLOR. Plaintiff. v*. DOROTHY MAE TAYLOR Defendant. XOTICK TO DKFKXD THE 0TATK OF FLORIDA TO, DOROTHY MAE TATLOR Whoa* residence end addraaa I* unknown. PLEAHE TAKE NOTICE that you are hereby requtrrd lo tile your wrlltan anowac or de­ fense. If any. personalty or by an attornay, on or before July I t 1111, at th* orflc* of lha Clark of th* Circuit Court, at lha Courthouse In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, end lo mall a Copy tharaof lo Sianatrom. Darla A McIntosh. A t­ torneys fur Plaintiff, Post Of­ fice Hot 11)4, Hanford. Florida, I11IL In that certain divorce proceeding pending against you In lha Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hrmlnot* County, Florida. In Chancery, an abbreviated title of said ran** being "Hob­ 1. Lout ft Found ble E. Taylor, Plaintiff, versus Dorothy Me* Taylor, Defend­ FOUND. Child's new tennis ant," and herein fall not or e shoe on Ut St. near Hoapital Dacro* Pro Con fa* so wit) bo Owner may claim at Herald entered Maine! you and th* raua* proceed aa parts. office by paying for ad. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., LOST; Parakeet, blue 4 jrel Clork of lha Circuit Court low hi Sunlaod. 322 8919. By: Men he T. Vlhlan. DC. Stanatrom, Devi* A McIntosh LOST; 931 n eld n r's Gfovn Atlnrnaya at la w Poor Office lion III* with name, between MdlooHanford. Florida M ill vtlle 4 l i t 93 REWARD. Publish Jun* 14, t l A July t. ID. MIL 322-2141. CDA-14 IX THE n t t c r iT COTBT «F 2. N o tice * • P eranaala TBB XIXTH JUDICIAL C1B. VACUUM CLEANERS Cl'IT IX AAlt FOB HEBIXOLB COI'XTT, FLORIDA. RECONDITIONED CH AXCBItt XO. 1 I IB ONLY 93.93 TIIF. BOSTON FIVE CENT* SANFORD VACUUM SVC. SAVING* BANK, Plaintiff. YOUR REXAIR DEALER CLIFFORD O . W ALKER end vu. 3 0 4)11 ALICE N. WALK Ell. bl* wlf* EDWARD J. RRIDGE A at Ut 2333 S. Park and CHARLES M. GOODWIN and — GOODWIN, bis wlf*. Defendant*. XOTtl'B OF BI’ IT IX BORTUtUK FOMF.CLOtl'WK TOi CLIFFORD (). WALKED and ALICE N. WALKER, his wife Ton, Defendant* are baraby nutlftad that a complaint ta foracloea a certain morleaea on tha following described pro­ perty alluate, lying and being In Ramlnola County, Florida, te-wltt Lot 4 ef BAN BE M KNOIJJ, Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, according to (ho Plat thereof as record­ ed la Plat Book II, pa*a 41. PubHo Records of Semi­ nole County, Florida hea beau filed again at yon tl tha ebava styled suit end ywU ere required to serve a ropy af year Answer er Pleading ta tha Complaint on Plaintiff* attornay, JOSEPH M. M i'll ABXO, P. a Hot t i l , Fern Park. Florida, and ft!* tha original Answer or Pleading In the o f­ fice of iba Clark ef U e Circuit Court on or before tho lib day of August, t i l l . If you tell to do go, e decree pro euarosao will bo taken against you for Ibo relief demanded In th* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and offi­ cial a**) o f off!co at Sanford. Pam Inote County, this let Bey of July. 1144. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clark or Circuit court By I Sandra A Juhnaou, DC JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attornay at La w r. a Bos m i Faro Bark. Florida Publish July L 14, If, 14 .DM ill Leers it Cb Rsever CDB-II 5 6 1 2 6 For Rent SWIMMING LESSONS AVAIL 1 BR., Furn. A pt with Pvt. bath, 317 S Park Ave. Reasonable rates. Call Jim PigotL 322 3993. 2 BR Hoom . UL equtpt. $90 DeUary, Cali between 9 4 6. For Rent 1 p . m . 669-4371. 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph. FURNISHED Garage Apt. 34S 322-9892. m o , water foci. 305 So. Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ave. Park. Ph. 323-0705. Apply 5-9:30. 2 BR Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia FURN. Gar. Apt., 2 BR. Hr. $63. Ph. 322-3951 or 322-2296 rm. din. rm. elec, kit 3003H French Ave. 322-7234. PRIVATE Trailer Space St. John's River. July 1, Fore. A pt C om In. Apt. 4. AdulU. Geneva 349-3703. 833 Mo. 407V* W. 1f t UNFURN. 2 Bn houre. 2100 Cordova. Ph. 322-0274. LARGE HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 Baths, Lakefront. Complete, ly furnished Incl. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, d e e p freeze. 9150 mo. Ph. 322-4970 APARTMENTS, FURNISHED Ground Floor, $65; Second floor, |60. UUI. furnished. J. W. HALL, Real Estate Ph. 322-3641 0 FURN. 2 and 3 BR, CB, oak floor*, masonry borne, l Blk. Weil of Ilwy. 17-92 on 434, then 1 Blk. South on East St. to Vincent Dr. 938-6395, M! 4-0214. 517 E. 25th 2 BR Gar. Apt. 1-Room Efficiency apt with ROSE COURT APTS p vt bath 4 fbower, suitable Furn. 850. 1 BR. furn. lat Floor. 2013 for couple or tingle person Sanford Ave. 668-4323. MODERN Fum. apt*. Alto or retired. All utilities in­ Storage apace. Ph. 322-1374. cluded in rent. Ideally loF u r l A p t 2300 sienonvCle. cated on in St., within 1 LARGE 2 BR House. Near An investment, not an ex­ block of 2 free parking Iota Lake Ph. 322-7369. and abopplng center. In­ pense. Call FA 2-3912 for quire at Manuel Jacobson expert advice on a Herald CLEAN let Floor A pt Pvt. Dept. Store 211 E. First St, ent. 1004 Palmetto. advertising campaign. CLASSIFIED INDEX TT. FLORIDA XO. 141X1 MONA HOI LIFE INSt'RANCE COM PA NT, e corporation Plaintiff, IX BENJAMIN F. K li m PR. at at DafandaotA NOTICE OF Bi rr TUB STATF. OF FLORIDA TOt Uanjamln F, Kruger, residence unknown and Bara B. Kruger, hi* wife, residence unknown Ton nr* hereby notified that a aull ba* boon filed against you In th* aboen entitled Clue*, and that you ara re­ quired to file your answer with lb* Clark o f this Court and to aarea a copy tharaof up m the plaintiff or plain­ tiffs atlnrnaya. whoa* nam* and addrsas la Jennings. Watt*. Clarks and Hamilton, 1144 Bar­ nett National Bank Building, Jacksonville 1, Florida, not talar than July 14. t*44. If you fall to do so n derra* pro rnnfessn will b* entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint- This auM la toj toractoa* a mortgage. The real property proceeded against Is: Lot ft, IPNLAND ES­ TATES. Flrat Addition, a subdivision according to a plat tharaof recorded In Plat Book 11. pagan 41 and *1 of lha Public llarorda of Be mint le County, Flor­ ida. WITNESV my hand and th* seal of said Court at Sanford. Florida, tbla ITtb day of June, 1*44 (CUl’ RT SEAL) Arthur H nachwlth. Jr.. Clark of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Publish June 14, >4 A July I. It. 1141. CDA-11 - CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuaa., Urns Frt. - S P. M. Say 1. Loat ft round before insertion. Moo. - Sat 2. Notices - Peraonalx RESPONSIBILITY: The Gerald » m m M r* ipooaibW for more then oaa Incorrect inicrtloa o f your ad, end reserve* tbe rifbt to rerite or reject any advaitlaemeot from what ordered W e n n -u conform te Iba policies of this in t h e c i N t r r r c o i n t i x e x n f o b t R N t x o i a c o i n - 94p*r. V. 2 3-ROOM Pure. Apt., for eonLAKE PRIVILEGES pie, 943. 322-7399. 1 Bedroom, Furn. 850 mo. 2 Bedroom, Furn. 875 mo. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt 2BR, Kit. cqulpt Duplex; Ph. 322-9106 Kit. cqulpt. Terrazzo floor* Furn. effle. ap t Lake priv. tile L-rth, Venetian shades, Muit ace to appreciate. Low UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. water (u. : Ph. 322 2334 af(. rent. Harley Wilhelm, Lake equipt., exc. location. Ph. er 3 p.m. 3tary, 322-1433. 322-5594. WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Is 2 L Education - Instructioa 6. For R*ot COTTAGES NOT LONG DISTANCE 3 EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER and ot at. D efen d a n ts. x o n ir or * riT ix tew price* cheek tbe Herald M OHTCtl.ll FtlHF.l4.Hel HR etailifted pages where local TOi VIRGIL I- KNIGHT, and dealers advertise. tl AXEL L KNIGHT, hi* wlf* RESIDENCE! t l l M Elsvanth Tam e* Grand,low, Mlaaourl Ton are hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a cer­ tain mortgage encumbering th* following described real proparty, to-wlt: Lot ». Block T T . COUN­ TRY CLUB M ANOIL UNIT NO. 1, according lo tho plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Booh II, Page 41, Public Record* of ** nrlnut* County, Florida baa been filed against yon In th* above styled suit, and yon are required to serve a copy of your Answer or other Pleading to th* Complaint on PlainItrro attorney*. ANDERSON. IMTVII. DEAN A LOWNDES. Ml East Central Boulevard. Or. Undo. Florid*. *n4 flla th* original Aaowor or wthar Plead­ ing In th* office of th* Clark of th* Circuit Court on or befor the Ird day of August. 1441. If you fall to do so, a decree pro canfeneo will be taken against you for th* r*. Hof demanded la lha Complat nr. Thl* Nolle* shall ba publishad one* a weak for four eonaeeutlvo weeks la tha Ban ford Harold. DATED thl* U t day e f July, 1444. (SEAL) Arlhur H. Back with. J r, Clork o f circuit Court By: Martha T. VVhlaa Dapaty Clark Publl.h July I, 14, 11, >4, M<4 CUB'D Legal Notice LROBL NOTH'* NOTICE OF HPKCIAI. ELEC­ TION TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE THE P R O P O S E D CHARTER AMENDMENT* FOR THE V I L L A G E OF NORTH ORLANDO. FLORIDA. ON THE Ilth DAT OF JULT, 14*4. Th* Place nf Voting will h# at th* X’ lllag* Office oa Longwood-Oviedo Road la tbs VIII. aga of North Orlando and th* poll* will be opaa from 1:44 A. M. lo 1:44 r. M. Charles Tranter, Boh Derun. Etta ItarvRI* will b* th* In­ spector* to **rv* aa tha Etonlion Board. All persona deelrlng to nvntl themaelvo* of ihtlr rlgkt to r o l, meet* regietor at one*. Itegtetretlon books will cloa* St < aa P. M. Juno tt. 1444. the elateetvth day before election. THE VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. Fla. Jan* U. Pike By Acting Clerk Fublleh Jun* 14, >1 a July I. 14. 1144. CDA-14. You'll get the response You want when you useT & a n f b r & S f e r a lh W ANT ADS NOT RESPONSIBLE JUST CALL FA 2-5612 9) �* ■ £ •l it It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mas- COUNTRY DUPLEX on *. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building nolia. Apply downitair* af­ acre. Income Silo mo. Exlota. First *2,300 takes this ter 6 p. m. fa lot zoned TRAILER. property. Ph. 668-4801, En­ Owner. 838-8162, terprise, Fla. LAKE MARY. 1 Furn. Duplex Apt. Adults, rw pets. Nice SACRIFICE! for single man. 323-3930. 3 Room House close to school* Ready for Occupancy and Churches. Good permcnVA - FHA 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 BR, *60 ant tenant pays *60 per mo. 323-0389. FHA IN-SERVICE month rent. Will sacrifice Open from Noon ’til Dusk -tr *5,000. Write P. 0 . Box FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie West on 1st St to Persimmon 40, Sanford. Cowan. 322-4013. Left to 4th St. fftjr Panforfc frralh July S, 1964 — Page 1 1,34. Articles For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer NEW HOMES 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses New Custom-built, Like Mary C B , 2 BR, csrporte, uti 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha lity, shade A citrus. FHA Finance. 322-6830. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Rooms private baths, 114 THERE’S PEACE A QUIET W. First St. No planes. In a 2 BR house on paved street you can buy NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. for *3.730 Cash. Ph. 660-4801, home at 909 Catalina Dr., Enterprise, Fla. *83. R. A. Williams, 322 3051. Payton Realty 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, cheap rent, $8 week. Ph. REAL 322-3219. NEW HOMES 6 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE Maine Street So. Long wood District Contact: Mr. Ferguson 802 Highland Ave. Loogwond, Florida OLDER HOME, 3 Br. Urge rooms, targe shady lot with fruit trees. No down pymt. ESTATE-INSURANCE 1020 Palmetto Ave, Phone 3rd A Park Ave, 322-3308. Phone 322-3641 Ball-Blair Agency 3 Rm. Furn. Apt. Water & elec. *30. Ph. 322-2764. FHA - VA HOMES Stenstrom Realty $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty S O U T H W A R D St. Johns Realty NEW HOMES $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available in all Areas of Sanford. Let us Show you Around I Seminole Realty 1001 S. Park Ave. PA 2-3233 anytime LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ lers. patio. Ph. 322-8322, 207 Ridge Rd. * COOL COUNTRY HOME Surrounded by large ahedy oaks, this 3 bedroom frame borne, modernized, tound condition, with a separate 2 car garage and fenced 140* yard is a quick Sale offer­ ing at only *8,730 with very attractive terms to suit your budget. May we show it to you today? We have the Key I V A - FHA Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, S, 4k 4 Bedroom Government O w ned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, lee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty Longwoori, Florida AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. PA 2-0032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED COHEN RADIATOR tmOP Free Inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery, Recortng 4c repairs discounted. 31114 E. 3rd. 323-3443 NEW HOMES U . Build • Paint - Repair VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE FOR PAINTING k REPAIR WORK CaU 322-5436. CHANCBNY MO. l « l » I K n e i A D o rrto s o r DAM* OAT OW-r.M unit t>tAS’ A KAT OWKS, Mlnnr*. I.jr le tha C a w n a f tha c e a e t r Jwdar. Saatlaala C a a a lr, F la r 14a. le Praha t*. In r . i K.atatr af TlluMAM WILLIAM J O N K • Dacaaaad T a A ll C rr S Ila ra and Paraana H a v in g C la im * n r D rm an da A ealna t la id E a ta la i Tou end «srh of you are haraby nollfl.it and raqulrod to praaant any clalma and da. mandi which you. or either o f you, may hava aialnai the tr ia l* of THOMAS WILLIAM JONES, iltcaaaed. lata of aald County, to tha County J ud (a Of bamlnola County, Florida, at hli offlre In th* court housa o f aald County al Hanford, F lo r­ ida, within ala i-altndar month* from lha lima o f lha flral publication o f thta notlca. T w o eopl.a nf aarh claim or damand •hall ba In wrltlne and ahall •tala tha placa of raatdanca and |>u*t offica addraaa of tha claimant, and ahall ba aworn lo by lha claimant, hi* aeant. or attorney and accompanied by a flllne fa* " I on* duller and aeck claim o r damand net •o (Had ahall ba void. Alice Margaret Jonaa A* Kiacutrla o f lha 1.001 Will anil T*«tam tnl of THOMAS WILLIAM JO.VKB. decaaaed fhinholaar and Loean Flrat Federal BUlldlne Hanford. Florida Atlornaya for Kaeculrlt i'ubliah Juna 1Z, l ) , S» * July IKIIill K I.KIKJY BU.VtV.VKU, thrlr Ht«pf»th«r. NOTICB VOl WILLIAM It- OWE.V ST4* •. W. Sind Btr*#t Oklahoma City, Oklahoma TOtl ARB IIKIIKIIV NOTIFIKIl that tha ahova nsm.4 Patltlonar haa Iliad a paUtkm In lha atnnra styled court lor tha adoption of lh» minor children namad Iharrln and you Sra rauulra.1 to ahoir eauaa why tha i a n i ahould not ha grant­ ed by aorvlng a ropy of >«ur Written d.frnsaa, It any. upon X, Pupa UaaaatL Attorney fur Patlllunar. 101 Buuth Mallland Avanua. Maitland. Ftorlda and by filing lha original tharaof with tha Clrrk of tha Circuit Court on or bafora Jui/ ilnd. 1114; olh-rwlaa a *»• raa may ba antarrd agalnat you (ranting aald adoption. IVITNKSd my hand and tha essl of aald Court at faalord. •amlnola County, Florida, thli 17th day of Juna t ill t«BAL) Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr By Martha T. Viblan Deputy Clark K- Popa Baaaatt Attarnay fnr potlttonar ISI Bnuth Maitland Av*. Maitland. Florida Publish Juna II, II. A July a. m i. I. IS. t ilt . GOA-41 (M -ll Legal Notice XOTHK OF SUIT TOi Marvin Kill* HJ Leka Avenue norhaatar. Saw Terk Tou era haraby notifies that a certain ault haa baan tiled In the f Irrjlt Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In end For M.mlnol* County. Florida, Wharaln M.UHilK KLLIB la Plaintiff and MARVIN KLLIS It Dafandant. and wherein the nature of the proceeding la a eutl for divorce. An abbravlalad till* of tho caao la Kill* V0. Kill*. Chancery No. W ill. Tou era haraby required to flla yuur anawar lo tho Plain­ tiff* Complaint with tha Clork of tho Circuit Court, laminate County, Florida, and oorvo o copy tharaof upon tha Plain­ tiff or Plaintiff* attarnay not lator than July 10. IMI, or n dacrat pro conftaao *111 bo antarad agalnat you. (SKALt Arthur H- Beckwith. Jr, Clark of lha Circuit Court Hrmlnola County, Florida ily: Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clark A. Duan* Iltrgairnm of HUSH. IIKKD AND MAHHIIALL Atlornaya for Plaintiff SS l a at Llvlngalon Avanu* Orlando. Florida Publlah Juna IS, Jl * Fuly I, I*. 1SII. CDA -11 PLUM BINO 390 Loegwood Plata Contracting Repairs 17-02 Ph. 030-4103 FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY For the biggest selection of 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3313 nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture 27. Special Service* Brokerage in Casselberry PIANO SVC. k TUNING on 17-02. Open 6 days 9 to 0. Rebuilding . Refelling Sell Us Your Furniture. FREE ESTIMATES Quick Servire With the GENE CUMBAA Cash. SUPER TRADING 332-0941 - After 12 p. m. POST. FA 3-0*77. OVER 23 YEARS of Fin* Workmanship in Up- 34. Article* For Sale bolstering, Draperies, Slip­ 1061 30" Tsppan Elec. Range. covers. Time Payments as $30 Ph. 323-0753. little as $3 mo. Drapery Hardware Installations. PIANO, Mason Hsmlin. Exc. KULP DECORATING SHOP cond. $130. Moving. 122-0711 Pb. 322-2333 HAIRY INDIGO COMPLETE Lawn k Yard PENSACOLA BAHIA Service. 322-2110. Limited quantities still in stock. Ask for current REMODELING - REPAIRS prices. SCREENING - VINYL TILE A. M. PREVATT 322-7040 0-12 A. M. 740-2113 Seville, Fla. Piaao Timtag and Repair R. L Herman — PA REMODEL - REPAIR CaU B. E. Link, I23-70M Building Contractor Eng. Ford Wag. Olds 2 Dr HT Chewy 4 Dr HT Pont. 2 Dr Pont. 4 Dr HT Ford Sta. Wag. Renault Ford Sed. Del •WANTED. 5 String Banjo, Open or clooed Head. Will pay reasonable price, "h . 668-4601. 701 So. Preach 1-190$ S Cyl. Falcon Air Con­ ditioner (New) Original Ford Air. Special $350 In­ stalled. Cell Duffey at S22- WHY Buy someone elses trou­ bles WHY Go to the expense of a second used car WHEN You can drive a brand naw Vespa for *3.00 down and ( 1 30 per week, and get up to 133 m.p.g. Transmission guaranteed fur life. LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE 2317 Country Club Road 322-7928 Repossessions •37 '39 '60 '66 '57 '39 '37 '38 '35 '31 '38 36 '33 '38 '36 '36 '32 '38 '38 '36 '37 '37 '30 *36 '31 •37 Chev. V i Stick, *37 Olds S t i c k . (33 Opal, *792 bal, *J4 Anglia, (399 bal, *32 Chev., *379 bal, $31 Opal, *374 bal, (30 Olds, (641 bal. (31 Rambler, 1199 bal. 110 Chev., *161 bal, *10 Pontiac Puff, (I t Chrysler, *699 bal, *33 Merc. 1199 bal, *27 Ford, (199 bal, *10 Pont. $661 be), $32 Merc. $140 bal, $7 Merc, *179 bal, *11 Fond, *99 bal, *3 Line. (661 bal, *32 Ford. *499 bal. *23 Chev., *466 bal, $34 Merc. W. *390 bal, *32 Plym., *360 bal., *30 Chev., *330 bal, $20 Chrys, *641 Buiek, *32 Ford, *90 bal., *7 National *393 1 A O 393 393 493 305 493 395 105 IUIZ mo. '62 Buick LeSahre 4 Dr. V-8, mo. RAH. Auto. Ph. 666-3713. mo. mo. 37. Bonin • Motors mo. mo. Gateway To The waterway mo. Robson Sporting Goods mo. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer mo. #04-0-0 E. 1st. Ph. PA 2-3061 mo. mo. 12' Fishing boat, motor 4 trlr. Deck 4 controls. *223. mo. Ph. 322-7773. mo. mo. mo. 89. Trailers • Cnbanaa mo. APACHE Camp Trailers. New mo. 4 Used. 322-3467. mo. mo. 1033 AU aluminum Prairie Schooner, added room. A-l mo. rood. Must sell. Part down, mo. make offer. Ph. 322-6266, mo. mo. Htrald Ada. Be sure your bal.$32 mo. business la represented with bal,$1attractive mo. advertisements. mo. Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Sellers — 668-4618 Clark St., Enterprise WILL TRADE Furniture and equity In nice 2 BR house, EVENINGS corner W. 23th St. and Club Rd. for late model Mobile Home. 8ANF0RD AVEOPEN Phone 322-4503 BOB McKEE USED CARS 323-0721 HOLLER'S 20th (b in w D h A W u j. TRADE-IN SPECIALS 57 Cevrolet Blecayne 4-door, • cylinder, stand* ■rd trana., healer, Hperlnt . . . 61 Chevrolet d l ' USED W ID E < S » T R A C K Stall the holiday off with ■ bang—In e smooth, quiet used Wide r rack Pontiac. Or Pontiac Tempeat, Or perhaps another of thegoot «sed care on our lot. With new car aalea running ao high, we navi i wider-than-over Block of late-modsi trade-ins waiting for yotlt 60 Pontiac Starchief Hardtop 4 door, powrr steering power brakes. We sold it new $ new '1496 62 Corvair Monza Coupe 4 opeed transmission, bucket seat*, radio and boater *1696 62 Rambler Classic 4-door a rd on 5 m Cll Itrook wood Station Wagon, 8 rylInder, standard transmission, ken- 61 Chevrolet Pickup Half-ton, automatic transmission. 60 Cadillac 62 Series 4-door sedan, V-8 engine, automalic trnns., power steering 4 brakre, radio 4 heater. S p e c ia l.. . 095 | $1 iJ ^■ E ■ 245 995 1595 $3295 62 Corvair 05 1495 62 Olds Cutlass Coupe *2095 63 Olds Super 88 *3495 4 opeed transmlesion, ha*tar. 62 Ford Galaxie Fordor Sedan 6 cylind er, a u to m atic t rin a m la ilo n , new er than CJ A 63 Corvair Pickup *1185 59 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Alt power equipped, factory sir conditioned 61 Cadillac Coupe PeVlllr. Auto, transmission, power •trrring A brakes, radio 4 heater. 4-speed transmission, htator. V-8, auto, transmission, steering, radio 4 heater. power 4-door haidtopi V-8. ante, trans­ mission, power eteerlng A brakes, radio 4 heater, FURNITURE Legal Notice Ph. 322 2744 ’30 *37 ’37 '38 •37 '36 •36 '36 J Bank $ 1939 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. ..Std. shift, air-cond. Needs valve job. *330. 613 Oak Ave. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS J in ir m , cm . C U T IX 4 XU r n * IEN 1SO LI ri.o n in x 35. Article* Wanted Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 2io Magnolia Pb. PA 24622 BUDGET FURNITURE CO. LMN Enterprises, Inc. BANG-UP JULY 4th SPECIALSl AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Legal Notice eom v, '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellent *35 FORD, std. shift, needs cond. Ph. 322-2263. some work, *73. '36 BEL AIR Sports coupe 1960 BUICK Le Sabre. Exc. Chev., RAH, Real nice ear, cond. 4 extra clean, Ph. *375. Ph. 322-7690. 322-3609. SPORTS C A R - 1961 Renault 1963 Chewy 2 S. S. *200, Uke Caravelle Conv. with remov­ up payments. 322-1187. able Hard top, 4 an-thefloor. RAH, W/W. *100 4 it ‘39 BONNEVILLE. *873. 2611 •ume pymta of *43.33 mo. S. Elm. Ph. 322 7029. CaU 322-6993, Sanford. NECCHI Like New. Equipped to ZigZag, blind stitches, mikes 200 8o. park Ave. 322-4234 buttonholes, sc we on buttooa. Assume payments of *6 29. Automobile Service per mo. Guiranter. Buy lo* Auto Glass, Tape cslly 4 be serviced. Sanford Sewing Center, 322-0111. k seat Covert ONLY *249.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way s ix t h 3 AIR CONDITIONERS lr good condition, from (10. Cenlrifiral water pump. 2", like new (26: 12’ Fishing boat with 17 hp. motor, it'* real nice, *130; Adding m i chine *33; Billing machines *3; Royal Typewriter *20; Golf cart 17.50; Window fan *13. SUPER TRADING POST So. on 17-92 322-0677 By FEDDER3 H. B. POPE CO., Inc. Photogra. 91A. Peta REAL DEAL - BY OWNER EXPERIENCED pber. For appointment call 3 Bedrooms, Living Room, FREE for Good Home, 6 rnos. 322-7222. Dining Room, kitchen, and old Bird 4 Boxer, female. large Florida Room. Built- I f. Bitnatlons Wanted All shots. Moving. 322 8711. in Range. Huge double lot 200 x 200. In Country, yet IRONING A Babysitting my GERMAN Shepherd puppies. borne. White, day, night, 322-5200. only 3 mins, from Down­ 322-1983. town A 10 mins, from b a if. PUPPIES 4 DOGS. Beagles, Ph. 322-2287. DAY’S WORK. 322 5474. collies, 4 mixed breeds. Anlmel Have* Boarding NORTH O R L A N D O , $100 20. Babyalt tens Kennels. 322-3732. Down, like-new Resales; 2 and 3 Bedrooms, 1 and 1 BABYSITTING. Delores 32. Floweni - Shrub* baths, equipped kitchens, Boyce, 1320 Lake Ave. *30-178 mo. pays all. llelmly Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 21. Beauty Sakma Really, Ph. 322-1641. 23c tb. Grosser Hydroponic Farms, So. Sanford Ave. Permanent Special I AKE LOT, LAKE MARY, Thru July 3rd 322 0164. 33. Furniture 20 Tercent off regular prices SENSATIONAL. U rg e U k e Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop FREE ESTIMATE Front home In Central Flor­ ■18 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3234S34 Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ ida. Send for picture bro­ ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ SPECIAL FOR JULY chure. Owner, A. Fratl, P.O. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Box 313, Lake Mary, Flor­ Now Air-conditioncd. Prices Co., at 7M Celery Ave. starting at: Permanents ida. FA 3-2117. $6.93, Shampoo, Set, $1.71, LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, Haircuts $1.25. Used furniture, appliances, Fla. Rm., cent. heat. 211 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair toola, etc. Bought • Sold. Ridge Rd., 322-0051. Hotel Ph. 322 8323 Larry's Mart 31$ Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2-4112. W. on 23th St. to U k e Mary Office 122-2118 *363 Park Dr. 122-300 Blvd., left on Blvd. lo Lake rOE A PAINTER, Inside ct Night 322-0648 out, cell Luther Tasker at Mary Fire Station, Right to 323 0700 322-8139. office in Model House on 2524 Tark Dr. Sanford, F!a. Abbott Ave. n T it* c ir c u it c o t h t n r 25. P lu m b in g S e rv ice * thr 86. Automobile* • Truck* 36. Automobile* • Truck* 36. Automobile* • Trucks '51 Jeep Sta. Wag. 2 wheel dr. 1962 2 Dr. Comet, RAH, Exc. with overdrive. 6 cyl. over­ cond. Std. shift. 322 6266. head valve. 868-5603. I960 Dodge Seneca, 2 Dr. 6 JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. cyl., aid. shift. Must be *3.03. Army-Navy Surplus, seen 4 driven to appreciate 310 Sanford Ave. care given by owner. Pb. 322 1918. $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shampooer with I960 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 purchase of Blue Lustre. Dr. low mileage, one owner. Carroll's Furniture. Exc. cond. P/S, P/B. New tires. *1600. 668-3347. USED Lumber, 3 x 4, 2 x 6 2 x (, 2 x 10; 1 x 4 flooring 14 Ton '63 V8 Ford Pickup Brick. 322-2306. truck. Custom cab. *200 and READY MIX CONCRETE take over payment*. *1670 ratios, Floor, Free Eslima'.ss bal. 838-1712 or 838-3430. Sills, lintels, strps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W 7-3 a * h , ,ic * l steel, grease traps, dry Exc. cond. *893 . 322-7344. UNUUM wells. Stepping stones. TRUCK SALE MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. “H«yl Look whit followed me home from the zoo!” 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 Available June 20. 8 Pickup trucks with tool bodies, aim 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Servlo Good Refrig. *30. 611 Park. ilar to Telephone Co. trucks. Ideal for Carpenters, paint *2950 TOTAL PRICE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 6 Racks, practically new trot era, electricians or hunting Completely furnished 2 BR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS lines. 500 hooka per rack. 4 camping, All Types and Sizes Mohile Home, 43 x 8, plus a Make me an offer. 1913 W. Burnup 4 Sims, Inc. We Repair and Service spacious 10 x 20 living room, 3rd St. 201 N. Maple SL STINE Neat as a pin. Just bring Sanford your suites** and move in. Machinery and Supply Co. ti HP. Emerson Air-Condi­ tioner. 110-115V. *70. 1119 FA 2 6432 Cash, Terms, or will trade 207 W 2nd St. Magnolia. 322-4147. for Camper, boat, car, elc. AIR-CONDITIONING Ph. 322-7198. AVAILABLE TODAY GREEN BIHAR Choice lots available In Roll a way, Hospital 4 Baby Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor No watting, no fussing! Sioo and move in TODAY. This Beds. overlooking golf court*. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home is By Day, Week, or Month Custom building to your in outstanding condition. A Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. specifications. Greenbriar big buy with monthly pay CARROLL’S FURNITURE developed by ments of *103. You must see KINGSWOOD 2 BR., kitchen equipped bouse, this to appreciate a real BUILDERS, INC. *63 mo. 322-5888. buy! 202 Fairmont Dr. 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new­ FA 2-8074 ly decorated, modern, 2 BR unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. 333-2326. 322-2420 2363 Park Dr. 2, 3, 4c 4 BEDROOMS 1, 114, 4c 2 BATHS 8. Beach Rentals YOU TELL ME1 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Whore else in Sanford you HUTCHISON'S can find a lovely 2 Story, 8 OCEANFHONT APTS, Low Monthly Payments room, 4 Bedroom, 1H Bath 330 So. Atlantic For Complete Information home in fine condition, on a Daytona Beach See Or Call Your shaded corner lot (or only IS. Business Opportunity Call 322-4038 *8,300. U you can afford to rent, you can A fford to BUY AUTO REPAIR SHOP A Lot, 9. For Sale or Rent with or without equipment. thli one I SALES BROKER Hall's Garage, corner Cel­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON ery * Sanford Ave. 322-2020. LAKE. Call e v e n 1n g a 322-1507. FOR LEASE—Service Station. 2365 Park Dr, 322-2430 Investment A Realty 12. Real Eatate For Salt Good location. Good pro­ 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 EXPANSIVE— ducts. Good treatment. Ph. NOT EXPENSIVE locally 322-4342, or apply to 3 BR, 2 Baths, aep. din. rm., A place to live while building the PURE OH* COMPANY. fully air-cond., dble car THE TIME TESTED FIRM a home of your design on porte, Ige. fenced yd., aep. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 1-6123 17. Male Help Wanted your country lot is this 20 x 26 workshop. Ph. 322 trailer located on 4Ma acres 0337. 1937 NASHUA House Trailor, EXPERIENCED Lawn mower with over 200 ft. frontage 47 x 8, Completely furnish­ A small engine mechanic on Hlway 415, 10 minutes ed. Lake Monroe Boil Bowl. with own hand tools. Please from Sanford and 20 min­ Ph. 668-3727. write past 8 yr*. work re­ VA-FHA — utes f r o m the Atlantic cord 4b I personal refer­ FHA IN-SERVICE Ocean Beach. Only *10,000, South on Rt. 17-02, 6 Ml. ences to Box 86, c /o San­ EVERETT A. HARPER *2,500 Down. Call Stcmper Right on Seminole Blvd., ford Here id. AGENCY - REALTOR Agency, 101V So, French One Block to Sales Office. 2463 S. Park Ave. TRUCK DRIVER, age 40^30. Ave., 322 1991, 802 Highland Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 Miracle Concrete Co. RENT A BED For Fast Results. F R ID A Y N IT E T IL L 8:00 60 Olds 88 Coupe *««% **■■ V-8 engine, auto, transmission, power steering 4 brakes, radio 4 3 1 j Q C 60 Olds 88 4-Door 1295 62 Olds Starfire 3 $ *2895 V-H engine, auto, transmission, powrr brake*, radio 4 heater, CLOSED S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 4th Auto, transmission, power 4 brakes, power windows, Have A Nice Holiday . . . DRIVE . . . ARRIVE . . . SAFELY!! heater, >lr conditioned. 62 Olds 88 4-Door V-8, auto. transmlMlon, power ■toering 4 brakes, radio, boater, sir conditioned, 62 Comet Custom l-door, 8 cylinder, auto, transmis­ sion. radio 4 hsktsr. *2495 *1695 62 Chevrolet Impala HUPEH HI'OHTH COUPE. V-8 anline, auto, transmission, power ■leering, radio 4 heater. *2295 63 Olds Starfire HPORTR COUPE, V.| engine, ante, transmission, power steering 4 brakre, radio 4 heeler, elf condiOpen Friday Night 4 VV-'I B U I C K | ]| R A M B L 1 R ’ Saturday Afternoons Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. A Palnitto 301 W . First SL *3495 Ph. 322-0231 2507 Part Dr. Ph. 322-4231 Ph. S3S4M 1 �TAKE IT EASY, FRIEND YOU MAY BE NEXT! ) DRIVE SAFELY AND WITH COURTESY I ‘Can’t happen to you Don't you believe it! The next highway statistic may be you. It is estimated persons will be killed United States. You and or that this year over 49,000 maimed from motor accidents in the I and other citizens will pay billions of dollars in toll for this sacrifice. Do your part in preventing slaughter. this Remember these basic rules for highway safety: • Obey traffic and road sign*. They art for your protection! • The license to drive Is a privilege, not a right. Honor it. • Keep your car in pood mechanical shape. Maintenance paya! • Set a good example to your children and other young people. • Never drive when bekm-par, over-tired, not alert. • Install and use approved safety equipment at all times. • On vacation-tripe, rest — stretch oat every 2 hours. • Start your trip in plenty of time to avoid the big rush! • Anticipate, be on fuard for other driven* wrong move*. • Signal to other drivers, give them ample time to act* • Keep both hands on the wheel, eyea falthfuly on the road. • Remember, hand-signals give you a double margin of safety I • Keep within the posted speed-limit. Remember, speed kills! • Carry emergency warning flares and lishting equipment. • Observe the MGolden Rule.** Treat the other suy like yourself! • Heed the tips of organizations such as National Safety Council, Ameri­ • Be especially watchful for youngsters darting Into traffic. • Never think yon are "special." Taking chances is kid-stuff! T H IS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FO LLO W ING C IV IC ) M IN D E D BU SIN ESS 01 can Automobile Association and Insurance Companies. • Plan to enjoy driving for a long, long time. Drive safely. & PROFESSIONAL FIRM S Chevrolet • Corvalr - Cadillac Ford - Falcon • Thunderbird « Mustang Oldamoblle Ford Trucks Incorporated HOLLER Motor Soles Co. 303 E. First St. 2nd and Palmetto 322-1481 322-0711 Accident Free Drivers who qualify! Are you getting full credit for your good driving record? Bar and Package Strickland - Morrison ') i) Check with George's Tavern Ball—Blair Insurance Agency Phone 822-5641 1011 French Ave. 218 S. Park Ave. i) Safa Driving Begins With *Quallty Lumber For Every Need" Safe Tires Gator Lumber & Howe Tire Shop ACE Hardware Headquarters For U. 8. Royal Tires With CVC Doors and Windows • Palate Call__ 322-0872 For 24-Hour Road Service 420 8. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 24-Hour Ambulance Service Radio Dispatched 8 Cash and Carry Prompt Delivery 322-7121 700 8. French Ave. RATLIFF’S BODY SHOP # Niblack Funeral Home Serving All of South Seminole County Jerry Hensley, Mgr. Coa^dete Wreck RebeMlaf Ph. 838-4000 Hwy. IT-92 Casselberry, Fla. LIQ UO R M A R T OF VALUES 118 8. Myrtle Ave. Phene 222-8844 R O N -SU N CHKY8LKB - PLYMOUTH, INC. .mn•kFactory w PLYMOUTH •ITOr1’ Besieged — Dslirend la fester* R O N -S U N Pteecreet Shopping Center CHKYILU • PLYMOUTH. DIG. It* R. Pint 8L Ph. ID -4441 DANGER « �* > « l. Enjoy The Fourth, B u t--Tomorrow Is the Fourth of J u ly __ a time when patriotic Americans celebrate another anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Since that time, however, careless­ ness on the part of celebrants hnve cost thousands of times more lives than the war which followed the is­ suance of that document. Here in Sanford and Seminole County the sale and use of fireworks has been outlawed, according to Po­ lice Chief Roy G. Williams and Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby, But swimming and other water sports are perfectly leg­ al — as they should be. There’s not an ounce of harm in swimming and participating in other water activities such as boating, ski­ ing, surfing and the like — as long as they are done with care. This is no attempt on the part of The Herald's editorial writers to fill up space with an Independence Day piece about water safety. Two years ago at this time the en­ tire county was shocked when seven persons drowned — five of them ns ST O R Y T H ST H S S N O Dick West’s ENDING United Tress InternstlonsI WASHINGTON (UPI) — If you hnve any urchlna in the doll-playing or bike-rid­ ing age bracket, beware: There ia « conspiracy afoot to undemiine both your aolvency and your sanity, I stumbled upon the plot one evening this week when I dropped in on an exhibit of 1004 Christmas toys that Mat­ tel, In c, wn» previewing for dealers in this area. Ih e things I saw and hear! that night ntnde my blood run cold. They’re ganging up on us, fellow parents, and there's no place to hide. Let us assume, to snatch a figure out o f thin air, that you have a young daughter who is costing you 1 100,000 a year for clothing. If your daughter is anything like tninr. the money is allocated as follows: $40,000 for her nnd $00,000 for her barbie dolls. But ere another Yuletide rolls around that ratio, I fear, no longer will prevail. Next year’s clothing budget likely will be something on tho or­ der of $10,000 for your daughter and $85,000 for Bar­ bie. Yea, friends, the Mattel people are bringing out an entire new Wardrobe fur Bnrbio ami her friend*. Shoes, dresses, hats, fur*, wigs, ac­ cessories. The works, Thought For Today And you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.—John 8:32. • • God offers to every mind its choice between truth nnd repose. Take which you please— you enn never have both.— Ralph Waldo Emerson. Switch Due In Detergents Housewives will not be aware of any change, but within n matter of months they will begin switching from ABS to LAS. In other words, they will begin us­ ing a different kind of detergent in their sinks nnd washing mnehines, one with the same cleaning power ns before but which won't cause the foaming in somo surface waters that has brought so much criticism against supersensitivo detergent manufacturers. For housewives who happen to have a degree in chemistry, it menns that the fnmiliar alkyl benzene sul­ fonates (ABS) with brnnched-chain hydrocarbons will be supplanted by the sodium Balt o f alkyl aryl sulfon­ ate in which the alkyl group in the molecule is strung out in linear fash­ ion (LAS), It seems that it iH the "kinks” in the hydrocarbon molecules thnt make ordinary detergents so resistant to biological breaking down. Straight­ ening out the kinks produces a "soft," degradable detergent thnt is much more pnlatnble to bacteria, without whose help man would soon be choked in his own wastes, After more than n decade o f re­ search, the voluntary, industry-wide, multimillion-dolinr conversion pro­ gram is expected to be completed by the end of 19G5. Though detergent foaming is only one small, nnd essentially harmless, factor in the nation's water pollution problem, it is by far the most visible. The more serious matters o f pollution remain to be solved—such as indus­ trial wastes nnd simply keeping up with the ordinary by-products of our burgeoning cities. Now that the foam is going to dis­ appear, it is to be hoped thnt the rest of the pollution problem will not be­ come n matter of out of sight, out of mind. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE T -<11: Milo G.. aged S3, has just been elected pretWSH of his Service Men’s dub? "D r. Crane," he confessed, " I am a very ihy person. And ! never had any courses in public speaking. "Maybe a good Dale Carn­ egie course would have been my salvation, but I never took one, “ Yet I must start presiding at our very next meeting. Put I get the shakes cverytlme 1 look at that microphone at the ■peaker'i table. "Can you give me a few psychological pointers to tide me over the first few meet meetings?" Many orators also have had "mike friRhl" the first time they ever spoke over the radio. So don't let this disturb you unduly. Just ehrug your shoulders and whisper to yourself: "F a r better orators than 1 am, have also suffered from stage fright." For that is quite true. In fact, tho greatest orator 1 have heard in my lifetime was William Jennings Bryan. And he once said that if he Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Ilartos 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs- Jane Casselberry 838-5046 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magi* 363-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-3631 Enterprise Miss Helen Snodgrass 668-0133 Geneva Mrs. Jos. E. Mathleui 340-4824 Lake 31try Mrs. Francee Wester 322-6210 Lake Monro* Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 Long wood Sirs. Donna Kate* 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 322-1980 Osteen Mr*. Clnrence Snyder 322-4841 OTiedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 363-3616 & m fr r d fl^ ra lii Page 1A Sanford, Florida Friday, July 3, 1964 K 'S L T M A. UIKLOW, KDITOH AXIS CLHI.ItilWM KHASK VOLTOMVK. c a n l l l l t i - t l.n .r .l I u m W ■ II.L YIX IB X T JULIAN L STKSSTHUH ■taff I’hutof rapbsr Associate Kdllor MOV UMKKN ■ A H K t I. JOHXSOX AdvrrtMns M .nng.r Usnsglns Kdllor MOV P U T T ■ leillKX KILLKIIIIKW Osnsral Adv.rtl.ln* Manager Tslssrn ph Kdllor U All III L IT K. STAPLE! UN I>»MII WILLIAMS Claaallltd Dlr.etor Socl.tr Kdltor JAMIE SHOEMAKKW OUTTIM A l n l l * Bualnaaa Manager cits Editor s'HEll WELLS JUDV WELLS Mechanical Bupt. O u s t s Editor ■ in a iiiiP T io n I D e llte r f hates » T Mail to n a lr All Other HISS I Tsar A TS l Month* I to I Months l.SS l.SS I M on th i.e e iI oMonth — »■ Fiats! ReauliUeni provide that nil B i l l subscriptions be la advisee. Mask S em la ele »*« 1 MS I Months S IS I M<>nlha Entered sa second elate natter Oeioeer II. ISIS at the Post Office of Sanford, Florida, under the Act of Cei*reel of March Thn Herald la a member at the United i'rtse which Is en­ titles naeluslvsty to the ues for rnpublicntlos st nil Ih* Incnl Mwn printed Is this nawapaptr_________________________________ X * part of nap materia*, news or aavaruatag. nf this edlllsa sf The Sanford Herald max b* reproduced In any mann.r with­ out written permission of tha publisher of The Hamid. Any liLlrldual er firm raaponilbl* for auch reproduction will ha considered na Infringing on Tha Herald a eoprrlsht and will Ibe held liable for damaging under the law. Published dally nscnpi S-turday, Sunday sad curiam***, publtabad Saturday ytacaading TfFtrutinsa jv r i ccaavtl his speaking during the aummer, ho felt a return of stage fright when he started out lecturing in the autumn. Yet he was the pro o f all oratorical pros! Another fault of beginners is to stoop over and put their mouth within an Inch of tho mike. Don’t! Never hide your mouth and tho lower part of your face behind the mlcrophonct For Lite audience depcoda to a moderate degree on lipreadings, even though they are not deaf, so let them see your entire face. The operator of the loud speaker system can easily turn up the power, even U you stand a foot or two away from the mike. So push the mike down at least S inches below your chin, to let the audience see your face. Then forget It and keep your cyea on the aud icnce. In rate a microphone ia not available, (each yourself to talk LOUDLY. And I mean LOUDLY, for the average novice thtnki he is shouting when tie talks in church or any other auditor ium, yet be may hardly be audible even six rows back! For a big hall absorbs and dimpens your voice. Besides, if you have never done any public ipeaking before, you are accustomed only to a liv­ ing room audience. So if you double the power you normally employ at home you may think you are about' lng; yet your choice dwindles away before it gets 20 feet out front! If possible, test the aud! torium in advance. Speak in it while it Is"empty and station your wife or a friend at the back. Then find out the volume needed for her to hear without cupping her hand behind her ear. Even then beware, for a filled hall will dampen your voice far more than the empty auditorium, so always speak loudly enough for those in the rear pews to hear. Use a word outline. Glance at it to be sure you cover all business items required. And if you make even a 3-minute talk yourself, employ the nar rative formula. So send for my booklet "Eurefire Public Speaking Formula," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. i The Lighter Side the result of an overloaded boat dur­ ing a church picnic. Chief Williams and Sheriff Hobby want everyone to have a good time celebrating the Fourth. Not only do they want the people, however, to be careful at the lakes and beaches and other picnic areas, but they also call for careful driving to and from the holiday activities. The only difference between a wa­ ter sport casualty and a traffic cas­ ualty is found on the statistical chart. One fatality is as dead as an­ other. Enjoy the Fourth as if you planned to be around on the fifth, • f A Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON ( NEA) — tinny liberal-minded lawyers usually receptive to ground­ breaking decision* o f the Su­ premo Court are troubled at its newest sweeping ^appor­ tionment ruling. Tho capital's legal frnternity js buzzing with puzzled comments over the court's Juno IK decision thnt both bouses of the various state legislatures must ho appor­ tioned strictly according to population factors. It won predictable thnt con­ servative constitutional ex­ perts wuuld disapprove the edict, since many hold with retired Justice Felix Frank­ furter that slate legislative reup|H>rtiuimient is n thicket the high court should huvu avoided. Surprising, however, are the strong indication* of concern among those who generally applaud almost any court ad­ vance into new fields. One lawyer in this cate­ gory says: "There is a monumental quality of self-assurance about tills decision which I find disturbing. It bears little relation to tiie Constitution or to the history of tha Uni­ ted States." This attorney says the Su­ preme Court evidently has been "beguiled by the kin­ dergarten formula of "one man, one vote." lie sees this approach as “ simple-minded" when set against the com­ plexities o f ■ varied, dynam­ ic America in the lDCOs. In his view, good sense re­ quires taking account not on­ ly of population but of geo­ graphic factors, historic boun­ daries and economic differ­ ence! in the 50 states. A prominent Ivy League professor o f constitutional law, again a man generally in support o f liberal court trends, joins the muny in Washington who think ths court went too far In its new­ est ruling*. Says till* expert: "1 have never seen why both houses o f a legislature must be apportioned accord­ ing to population alone. I am not satisfied that the 14th Amendment In Its equal pro­ tection clause requires such absolute equalitarianiitu." He believes the requirement o f equality may be served well enough if just one house founds its apportionment on population. In the professor’s opinion, there is something to ha said for a system which "fractionales" political power among various categories, rather than concentratci It in the In.ml* of thoso who run mus­ ter the most numbers. Hemember, this is u cuurt liber­ al speaking. What ninny lawyers find troubling Is wlinl they regard ns n developing tendency of thn Supreme Court to hand down tleelsitmn thnt upptunch "desired ends" hut offer In­ sufficient reasons to he per­ suasive, either with judges anil lawyers or with ordinary citizens. Effective persuasion Is widely sren us it vital ingre­ dient In tha high court's im­ portant function of settling major controversies which might tlirculcn a crisis in the nation's life. Obviously, numerous consti­ tutional liberals do not share the worry so many now are expressing over the 11014 reapportionment ruling. Some of these liberals feel that the stir over the decision Is the inevitable accompani­ ment of a ground-brt'ukiiig Sister's Flight ‘Painful/ Says Castro HAVANA (UP1) — Cuban Premier Fidel Castro said Wednesday night the defection of his sister. Juana, to Mex­ ico was “ very bitter and pro­ foundly painful" to him. It was Castro'f first com­ ment on his sister's flight from the Island which she de­ scribed as "an immense pri­ son." At a reception In the Cana disn Embassy, Csstro said Miss Castro's charges against the Cuban government were "edited in the United States Embassy In Mexico." "They contain all the in­ famy which imperialism has conceived against the Cuban revolution," Castro said in a written statement. Kennedy Wants Government Job WASHINGTON (U P I)-A tty. Gen. Hubert F. Kennedy, tiespite his intention of resign­ ing his present post after the November e led ions, plans 1o take another government po­ sition. Kennedy, who returned here Wednesday night after a one week visit to West Germany and Poland, told a news con­ ference in New York that he still had not accepted a speci­ fic job. "I Just don't know what I'ni going to d o," he said. Also a new line o f Barbie furniture with a new and larger "dream home" to put it in. Plus six travel outfits. Plus six "little theater" cos­ tumes. And that isn’t all. Barbie now has a little sis­ ter named Skipper, who has a complete wardrobe of her own. Disaster impends unless you can persuade y o u r daughter to open a nudist col­ ony. The plot against parents nf young boys is even more di­ abolical. Many toy stores this Chrlitmni will feature a new line of bicycles and tricycles called "V-R-r-o-o-m l" These vehicles are equip­ ped with a device thst ap­ proximates the rear of a real motor. It endows even pre­ school children with some of the obnoxious qualities of hotrodders. For those too young for tri­ cycles, there are toys truck* with "V-Hrooml" Brings tho sound o f the Indianapolis Speedway right Into the home. And, worst of all, the de­ vices will he availnblo separ­ ately for installation on old hlkea and trikes. I wish I could toy there was some way to keep your kids front finding out about these things. Apparently there isn’t. The conspirators arc employing tho "saturation** technique to reach them. Every Saturday morning for 13 weeks before Christ­ mas, Burble and "V-Uroonil" commercials will ha shown simultaneously on all thres television networks. If that doesn’t brainwash them, noth­ ing will. Letters Editor, Herald: We would like to express our appreciation to you and your associate editor, Julian Stenstrom, for showing and explaining to us the operation of publishing a newspaper. We all enjoyed it very much, The Junior High Bible School Class of ths Cas­ selberry Methodist Church Editors note: The pieasura was our*. We enjoyed har­ ing ymir fine group tour our plant. Editor, Herald:: Gentlemen: On b«half of ths Kiwanls Club of Sanford, 1*4 me taka this opportunity to express our appreciation for approxi­ mately 120 square Inches o f news spare the Sanford Her­ ald gave us on our recant Father-Son Luncheon, The qunlity of ths pictures was excellent and ths cap­ tions and news were accurate In every detail. Thanka for • Job well donel Kiwanls Club o f Sanford J. F. Darby, President Phil Newsom Says process, that the court Is bound lu outrage many — sometime!* even itune o f itn ardent friends — when it de­ velops new concepts. Says one of the "undistur­ bed’’: "N o mutter which way fly PHIL NEWSOM thn rntirt rule* In so import UPI Foreign News Analyst unt n ease, it is subject to criticism. Of course, Ibis lul­ Mo»t frequently remarked, ls Jarring ft> ninny poo. about Mexican presidential pie. lint time will tuku care candidate Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of that." Is that he Is running at if he might possibly lose. The facts are that as of the moment last November when the Institutional Revo­ lutionary party tapped him to succeed President Adolfo WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h c lopex Mateos, his election Mexico’s Economy Grows NLRB Rule Bars Discrimination National 1. ah o r Relations w as it* mi m l . The P.R.I, has not lost an Board shattered precedent to­ day by ruling that a union election in more than 30 practicing racial discrimina­ yenra nnd has no opposition tion ii guilty of unfair labor worthy of the name. With nn estimated 80 to 011 practices under federal law. Tho board, applying ono of per cent of the votes already its strongest sanctions, revok­ in his pocket, Dint Ordaz for ed the certification of tho o f­ weeks has spent 14 hour* e fending union and ordered it ■lay on the campaign trail, to sign an anti diicriinination beneath neon signs emblazon­ pledge governing future be­ ing his nnme, past roadside tioiilder* on which his rnnillhavior. la scrawled, laying This landmark rilling came dacy In a case involving Hughci wreaths, making speeches, T o o l Company’s plant at driving through ahowers of Houston, Tex., ami Locals 1 confetti to the din of explod­ ami 2 of the Independent Me- ing firecrackers and the flush lal Workers Union. The union of skyrockets. is not affiliated with the AFLUnder the rule o f the CIO. P.R.I., Mexico’s has been call­ H upheld by the courts in ed a guided democracy an l the expected appeal, the deci-i the party itself a benevolent sion could open the door to autocracy. filing with the NLHU of many Whatever term may be ap­ more complaints of racial dis­ plied to the party, complac­ crimination by uniona. One o f­ ency la not one nf them, ficial laid the agency might Refore It million Mexican* become a '‘little FEPC." cast halluta this coming Sun­ day, It i* expected that the 52-ycar-old Dlax Orilax will have exposed himself to half of them. For it also Is a tenet of the LONDON ( UPI) — Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas- P.R.I. that only by mingling Home, who repounced his with the people can their peerage to trerome premier, candidate know their prob­ celebrated hi a (It it birthday lems. Mexican* are fond of re­ today with plans lo see a play about a man who renounced garding theinielvra as still in his itcerago to become pre­ a revolutionary state, although the revolution to which they mier. Tlie ptuy was written by his refer occurred in 1011. And the P.R.I. itself now Is more young brother, William. Intent upon building Institu­ nnd expects within 10 years to rvnrh an annual produc­ tions than ravulutluns. Tha P.R.I. d r a w s its tion o f more than half a mil­ lion vehicles annually. H it strength from aonie 3.5 mil­ new imluetry ia expected to lion peasants who have bene- generate 15,000 new Jobe and fitted from laud reform, from to Infuee another $400 mil­ white collar workera and la­ lion Into the economy. bor, the whole covering a Mexico lute problems. It It wide spectrum of political running out o f land to give opinion. tha more than two million I ll polit-lee generally are pcaennta etiil landless. In­ middle-road. creased education brings mors Mexico's economy luii been awareness of the disparity be­ described ns the fastest . tween rieh ami poor. But it moving in the Western Hem­ Is a country on tha move and isphere. Dins Ordax is insurance o f From tha summer o f 10(12 continued good relations with to September, 1003, Us gross the United States. national product Increased by 4.8 per cent, its agricultural GIOKBi IT IIM T P ra e n H -l N eeH M I production by mora than 5 per cent and Its manufacturing by more than d per cent. Its gold reserves hail Increased to $510 million, nn all-time high. U.S. business has a billion dollar* invested there. Under the Lopes Mateos regime, 30 million acres of land hnvo been distributed to previously landless compelInns. seS E S b. '^ tfg e o r g o s t u a r i Industrially, the country in on the verge of full-scale au­ tomobile and truck production Remember theme This Is Where He Come In Orthopedic M A TTRESS TWIN OH FULL SIZE PRICED FOR YEARS AT 79.50 *49 50 Matching Uox Spring At Same Low Price o f your vacation trip last summrrf W hy N ot Enjoy An A ir Conditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long I Wo Will Air Condition Moot Popular American Cara. Prices Start AS LOW AS • $265°° INSTALLED Price Does Not Include Bairs Tax. W E SE R V IC E & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR CON DITION ERS “ Y ou r Friendly Ford Dealer** Strickland-Morrison IN C O R P O R A T E D Echols B E D D IN G CO. 11» Magnolia A r t . Kaaford 922-6321 • SE R V IC E D E P A R T M E N T 308 E. First St. Ph. 322-1481 Opan • Days A Week W. Park Ml 4-8911 �* i It Horoscope Forecast Horoscope Forecast U T T R O t T . Jt'LY 4. |Mi eKR SII.lL TENDENCIES, i , aaaeoallr g'vid 4a 7 ’•» be dir let la ottiU g whot — J want and w ll«h will help >01| to brlfiR • holt drtastiuer*i •sd eordttloa* that win id. roaco >er to a«w .jo-yea* TMsR through 1ST p.-oVem, to tholr l«flc*J so -tlM t : i tk i • M ir lt r . IRIKd (March *! m x t „ . Ch'p #nnTnrh' tirralfi July 3, 1064 - Page 3A' qjD E G LAN CES B y Galbraith R A n i T T l B I l B (Xovombor II to December I D — llalplna t h o . . who ara no ao fortunata a t you to tho Moil way to spend port of your time fodoy Get vitol dutleo attended to first. Olvo tome attention to your health In p. in. • A l ' l t l l O lt v ( December SI to January Id) — Rtnp wearing auch a oarloui exprootlnn and let your amllo ehesr other, i t w-oll Plan now week In toll!. g ru lly and >ou can bo ter more aurcneoful. Plan recreation, a . I l l — D lo cu e # 0 1111 now f r i . n l . aa ra|« U) HOTTfSfJ (Continuri) from Pdge IA) wno to. or tout ambition, mar bo and thay very likely * 11! bo abla to ape* b o w door. v. Bo H o n . e«RM«:t Tax- 4, , . tmr to t r f . t r * u s »oa tnaieo It yo-oroolf. T i t a t • (April to to M.r SOI— A n / dvtc or nv rotary affairo p*-?tj!'»riy y -jr .s t a l l bo a'<o'r bondl.f t * : . y. Onto OTtrrtSinR i ta orti* SIR-ttOO* *1*1 tOWOO . . . jj paotlblo A p r o . o t lattrltlO. >. bo (e ia la o l in. GEMINI /May It tn J . . , j ;> —-By llttlnR on torr.o now . - j soro modoro woy „ f oyer.ls t !a th* fat'jto. yvo !~ p r, , , oioftclatoo fotorobly no*-. A R r.o on mattor > of rsMrr. Tatar* eaa bo t s tr .it sjty oa.rooof i! m o o r m il.n n r .R (Juno :i to J a il I I I — An o . r l y »-«rt «t your rogula* do ll*. pun tbont quickly boBlnl y-q Mho . br.oto Othoro will f «d!y lost a helping bond. Aooopt oil oad .Sow proper otnoint of g-wt. tad* LEO (July It to Aug-.oi til — Ton h*v* filo taloct. that ah'JtiM o « w bo put to w - rk t. larro.to both Istoo o tn-1 hap. plno.o Rchefnl* your tlmt oarlr- Order your toatt or tablo «a tlmo for any oponal r a m i. ttOB. VIRGO (Autaat II to Bopt. orrber I D — i:h*rml =g lltt’o *tfto for lovo-I oroo on In. rroaoo tbolr happla»o. tppra. Hably new Opon a sow -b .r u aecount. If aooo.oory It. ronrotlso word# of# ufflyont If you mutt ooenomlto facto bar IS)— Tau boat to t.Vt th# iBltlatlro Is coatisttti* othoro If you w .s t to «ot rig’.:t rooultt now Bo ouro that you rot any wrtttta roporto > ta . plotod aarly. Mako thli a fruit, ful day tad ovomrg. LIltH 1 (Roptosr.bon St to October ID — Too h.v# to f.k* tho iB'.ttatlvo In centactlr.g othoro If you want to g -l right rooultt new. Bo auro that yra got any writtan roporto octn. plotod oar!y. Mako tbto a fruit* ful day and ovonlng • r o n r io toctobor si to v«. rombor I D — Tau can o.aily torn mora monoy If you put •thor taltsta you pootoot to work. Contact tho rtRht poap’.o. Ha»o rnoro thought for wo!, faro at vosorablo aldoro oad family and oucewaa lacroaooo • K .I T T l R I t l tS'oyombor : l to December I D — Ruling pla. not can mako you very dyna. mic today a n ! you havo a * « i . dortul tlmo with frlond. Got thoio taloctt to work Dra't ba fattorod by compllcatod thing.. CAPRICORN (Docombor SS to January JO)— Koop aa oagla oyo out for tho.o who would purloin what rightfully holoaco to you. Halp good frlond. who havo ooomlngly Isourtr.ountablo problomo. Show dovottes A Q l’ A R IC I (January It t« Pabruary III — Thora art cortain ledtaddualo who raa Rlvo you tho truo plcturo u>n» corning any punHng ottuotfca. Contact thorn, oarly. Gottlrg about ooolalty wldono your Is* toatt ooaitdirabSy. PUCKS (Pobruary t< to March 10)— Actively gottlrg Into political or public worko today can bring fwooitg* ao wall ao poroonal bon.flto D»h» doodle about tho kouao Got out oar'.y—hobnob with o«. doty. ir v o ir r n iL O IR ro rn TODAY, tho groatoot oarer* In lift van torn! from U W e In other rountrtoo <*f with r»r. oont o( dlfforont culture, b.ckground tnctudisg tho etudr of laiguoROO la tha general oouroa of education la wloo. aa w.ll at phltooophy. p.ychology, otr. Thlo mind It Over oooklng now knowlodgo. tho unknown P*nd to finest college psaolblO that to within your moanw -TBo dtara Impel, they do •0 compel." h 'b ll t a t make mt yonr life la largely up to b o il Rt'NDAY J IL T R. IMI I I K S E R U TKYDBbl ir.OI Even though thlo la a Rund.y over a holiday week-end. y*« havo all tone of ehinct. ta loam how you tan bo.t In. create your Income end rev*, nuo. Look Into very domn-to. earth waya la add to your pro. party and potato, tor* or to make addtUone or Improve, monte to your preoent holding* to that thor value Moot. AKICR iM trth II to April 1*)— Time opoal thinking out tho hoot method! n.od in tbo pact which brought grea’ ert success ta wtoo. Adopt them again. Help d h .r o with ad> too. who romo to you lor he’p. TAl'RI'R (April !» to May I d — Go gttor poroonal elm* onthuttaolloallr. alaca tho plm . ott are with yau today ant to. night. Make plana t » r lT oxpanalon. Ba scry actlio, wa.r . amlla GEMIRI tblay SI to Juno ID — Mell-ettv. can bo bondlad on thlo free day which will propar* you for bigger and bolter thlnge In tho tuturw Take tlmo to help tho needy, too. Don't turn down tome good friend who lo do.arvtng. either. MOOR I'MH.Utttlb tJure : l to July J D — Rom* effort epent In backing tha got project# <>t good trlando can ba vary re­ warding latar. They *J»o oupport lo a n . Roclaltatng after church atrslcta bring* right roautta. l.r o (July SI ta August ID — Caomplary conduct that •tamp* yau aa a worthwhile cltlian cauaa* olhara to follow your load Got In touch with th* Influential They will aupport any good Ida* you may ha>* In mind VIMGD (Auguat SI to Septem­ ber *J>— Any opportunity to i alaow other, that you are liv­ ing according to a very high l«val of ronariouantat ahould bo aodovd quickly. A new at­ titude toward your work lo commtHdahla. Bo happyLIMN 1 Sept amber IS lo Oct­ ober SD — Loiouro time obosld bo apaal la oaprooolag aaw laloiua Intolllgoaily now. Lat­ er, bo vary detoted lo male. Shew that hit or hoc hapi **** coonoe Drat with you. M P M P IR lUctubog IS to No­ vember SI I— Mo tiMoroatod to what at bar* aspect of 7«u Inotoad of thlaklag asrlaalvoly of youroalf aow. Objectivity la practical maoton la good. t>oa i Inoo jour temper OTTR HOARDING well. Mil t l l l l l (January II to Tebruary H I — lly being hind to tho.o dwelling with you. you got v t lu .h l* morol .uppnrt And !n tr »i» e hirmon y Mike AOneroto plino for th# futur* lt » o . i y t n hxvo more of thlo world'* go od. PIBl'K* (February 10 to March H I — Much aludy Into pt llo.ophlcal and religion, a f ­ fair. give, you Inilght on how­ to l|va mora richly, happily Thtn d » b a Into coma favorite h«hhy. P it * I. available by quiet ae.rch. It' bill It ('M il.II la nnllR TODAY, there will be otlch m .g n o tlc quality In thlo nature that o t h . r . will ea.lly .poll your prng.ny, but you mint early te.eh to labor for thl. w o rld ', good., lle il estate (he law, epeelailxlng In the handling nf property. I« fine her#, whether male or famala. (live much aplrltual and oihte.at training etrly ao that tha nharaettr la formed et o tender ago T h e Kara Impel, they do not rompel,** bb k . t you mnke o f > our life le largely up In Y O lt MONDAY. Jl LY d. IMI GENERAL TENDENCIES! A day when elmoet everyone le apt In he reelle.e, titrvmu and t o have the poet-holiday beehla-Jeehlee, in mek* a point to overlook tha ndd act* of nth eri at wall a* ee* that you du nothing tn upeat or dlalurh anyona alee. II* aa coel, calm and collected ae potelbla and give nerve. • chanca to got built up. AIIIES I March II to April 101— llunnlng around hero anti there lo not wire now-, but keeping steady lo what you have otarlod will bring fine rtoulta. II* Inventive. Ingen­ ious. Think before you apeak o r trouble oneue*. TAL I ll's (April 10 lo May SO)— Monoy anxieties van cauaa you to loot yuur temper, hut you mutt trail.# (hat by 2-Dtcn to ad Vic. of expert* In bualnea. and follow It. GEMINI May II to June II — Whatavar holpt to Improve your health and magnetism ahould ba sought to that you relieve tension.. Avoid social affa irs tonight. Thoto can be quite a bore or disappointing BOON CIIII.IIHEN June IS to July SD— Many small prtvata affair* need quick hand­ ling. but don't gat fruetratad ov er them. Do your beet and f o rge t all about thani. llrlng a cheery word or gif t lo those who are .hut In. LEO (July II to August II) — Have no quarrel Whatsoever with pale, even If you feel out o f aorta and oan be demanding Avoid social function. In th. avenlng. Await a mora propi­ tious time, when you will have Reiter roeulto. VIRGO (Auguat IS lo Sept­ ember I D — You rail thoughtl o l l y Irk one who ha. puwtr ovar your affaire. If you a r. not cartful. Ha sure your o b li­ gation* ar# discharged. Il.gular w o ik should b* don* with great efflclencv. LIHHb ISeplenibet IS fo October SI)— Make plone for growth and advancement ca re ­ fully, hut don I pul wheel. Into motion at yol. Don't give in tn the eons, ot ennui Carry through with dutleo -ouely. tb'IUII'IO (October U lu No­ bomber I D — If you g ' l all your affair* handled Intelli­ gently, yuii gain (he respect o f lam lly and alt!*, lie wellbalanced Meeting ubllgalbm* ta tha sign of real maturity, respect. BAGIITAIIII S (November l o t i n euiber I D — I’ olll* dl»cuealuu with aaauuialee gel* batter result, than being de­ manding or .Imply .i.lln g with.*. Keep busy and keep you r word to othtra. Avoid trouble. L'AI'lllt'liMN December II to January So)— T* ml in own knitting today and avoid argu­ ing with other* or being cri­ tical. Don't lor* your temper o r there con bo a big argument •naulnc Toko thst chip off your shoulder. All I A l l l l a (Jan usir (I In February IS)— Avoid Indivi­ dual* who would couee j o u id spend money foolishly oh unneceaeary pleasure Keep busi­ ly occupied at dullleo Leaning beet rimo for worthwhile lun. rol-xatlon. r i e l ' l l * l February 1* to March SO)— You won'l help present situation at homo by being critical, forceful Look • l i i O b j e c t i v e l y ta d . a l l . In r.s o o na b l* (aahlan. Atiaudlng to outside duties may help tn clear th in g, up naturally, loo. IF l o l l ! I'll ll.ll la Hull N TODAY, you will be (orluaati In having a moat healthy aud happy young individual tn your family whu will require much physical exercise and you should encourage sports o f all kiad. An Ideal chart fur the • ales person o f real ability or ih a prltala Investigation or the government worker, poller o f ­ ficer, etc. Give good spiritual training early. -T h e t l a r . Im p e l, th e y i ■at ro m p e l.'* M h a t >ou m a k e or y n o r I lf * <■ la r g v iy » p but I . la r r o ll lllg h t e r 'a U d l i M o e l >' o r e r a e l l o r your .la s fo r J u l y la ■ • * re a d j . F o r J o u r r o p y . r o d y o u r b l r lh d a l e a i l RIAM lo l a r r o l l llig h t o r F o r v . r e a l . Th e e a a t u r d lle r a l d . Moa ■M il. H o lly w ood 3W. C a l l l u m U . «| • Leads Field NEW YORK (UPl) - Bob Farrington of RJchwoud, Ohio, Wtdt in th« r*c« for the 19M driving championxhip with 132 victorias in 9B3 atarts. accord­ ing to figure! compiled by five Americas Harotsi Racing in•titute. Billy llaugbton of m Olen Head, N. Y. ranked »«• hod wiu n wias in 366 lU rti. i i Wrt f �TH E SEVENTH- D AT AD VENT)IT CHURCH Oernsr Tth A Elm SL U H i t h m -------------t u t o r SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ------ t il* 0. m. Worohlp Service — IIIM A. m . Wednesday Nltht Proper Service _ _ T:l# p. m. ■We Have TMe Hope- radio ■teases* each Sunder a. m. St l i t ! over WTftR at li t * •B pour radio dint Alliance • CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Av*. at 14th SL Rev. C. C. Ueee, Jr. — Peetor Sunday School — . I I I ! A ra Worship Service _ 11:00 a m. Evening Worship — IlOO a *a A lliance Youth Fellowship (Sun.) — 1:41 A m. Proper Service —— Tilt A ra. Assembly Of God PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP (lOU CHURCH Cor. ITlb and Elm H. M. Wilder ----- :------- Pastor Sunder School —— 0tdS a ra. Mornlns Worship _ 10:10 a. ra. Evening Worship — Till A m. Youth Serv. Chan.) _ 0:00 p. m. Mid-Week Serv. (Wed.) - I HO ► *• ____ Baptist FIRST ■ AFT 1ST CHURCH 110 Park Avenue P, R. Chance Pastor Mornlns Worship — OilO a in. Sundar School — "* Mornlns Worship — 11:00 a m. Training Union — l i l j p. m. Evening Worship - Till a mWed. Frayer dcrvlco Till A »• CEN TRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A Oak Ave. •all s m i t h --------------Pastor Sunder School ——■ 0:40 a m. Mornlns Worchlp — lliOO a m. Training uunton — t i l l A mEvening Service------ OiOt A »• Wed. Praror Servlet T:»0 p. m. Murtcrr Open W T R R ------------ ------- »'*• A m* Sunder Nits Brosdcait WEST BIDE MISSIONARY b a f t is t church llh SI. * Holtr AVC. Paul M. C a lle r--------- Feeler Sundar School ------ 10:00 A m. Morning Worship — 11:00 Church Of God Methodist CHURCH OF OOD r Sind A Franch H. C. S m ith ---------------- Pastor Sundar School —— »:*l A m. Morning Worihlp — !!:•• A m. Evangellitle Barv. - 7:10 A mTuaa. Prayer Serv. - 7:10 P- m. Thurv. Young People Endeavor ............. - T:I* p. » - FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Av*. Rev. Robert M. Jenklne, Pastor Morning Worship — l:io p. m Sunder School ------ B:4S a m Morning Worehlp __ 10:S| a MTF M e e tin g *-----*:1« p. m' (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worehlp _ 7:20 p. m CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECY n o t Elm Avanua Rav. R. L. Strickland — Peeler Bundap School _ — 0:*l a. m. Worship Service — 10:41 a. ra. K •- ngallatlo Serv. —. 7:11 p. raWedneedap: Young People V. L S Serv, 7:10 p. ra. Blbla Training Sarv 1:00 p.m. (1RACE METHODIST CHURCH Onors Rd., at Woodland Ave, Rev. John H. Htrea Jr . Paetor Church School _ _ „ I t: a. m Morning Worahlp . _ li es a m‘ M Y F ----------------------- 4 : » p. m. Baptist Adventist a sa tundir Evening Worship - T:00 A m . Wtdneednr proper Servi c e ------- ■ T:i0 a *»• PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onera Road p u t o r _____ William J. Oueea Morales Worship . IliM a ro. Bandar Sohool — — 1:4} a m. Training Union — t i l l P< «• Evening Worship T:10 a m. Wed. OHIoora A Teachers Mooting —— .i ' ' - 0:10 a *■ ELDER SPRINOI BAPTIST Old Orlando RA at Hester AvA B. Hamilton OrlHln - . Pastor Sunder Snhoel . Bids A m. Mornlns Worship — 11:00 a m. Training Union — Oils a m. ■venlng Worship — t i l l A sa JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. First Street Sundar School _ _ lOlOS a. ra. Morning W orship__11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sundar) T:4o pm. Evangelistic Service T:00 p. m. Wed. Proper M e e t T:00 p. m. BUI S te p h e n !______ - Paetor A Cordial Welcome to All OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 Counlrp Club Hoad Sponsored bp First Baptist Church Rev. R. T. Barrett _ _ _ Pastor Bundap S c h o o l___ _ l i l t a. m. Worship Ferries — I I .00 a. m. Training Union _ _ t : l l p. m. Evening Worship _ lioo p. m, We A Proper Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. I l l Ph. 1J1.I11I Pastor —— Cheater W. Plank Bunder Sch ool____I#:00 a. m. Morning Service — ll:eo a m. Training U n ion ---------1:10 p. m. Evening Bervlea __ lito a >n. Wedneedap Meeting!: Organisations ____ 0:te p. m. Prayer ... ............... 7:10 p. m. Choir — — -----------l:lo p, m. CONOREQ ATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Christ) Park Avenue at 14th St. 0:40 a. m. .______ Church School 10:00 a. r n ._Worship Service 7:le p. m. — Chrlatlan Touth Mlnlatrr Rav. Waller A. R. McPheraon, Paetor Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 100T S. Sanford Ava. It Vernoa Fuller Sundar School —— 1:11 a m. Morning Worship 10:00 a m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood Fr. Charles W . Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 7:10 A m. ■trvlca A Sermon — 1:00 a ra. Church Of Christ HOLT CllOBS 401 A Park A va F r. Leroy D. Soper, Rector Holy Communion .... 7:10 a m. Family Service and Hunday School ............ 1:00 A m. Morning Prayer tFirat Sundar •— Holy Communion 11:00 a m. CHURCH o r CHRIST a sn eva Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangetlel Bible reboot 1:10 a. m. Mornlns Worship — 0:10 a :n. Evening Worship — 1:10 p. ra. Wed. Praper Service 1:10 p. ra 11 I 1I 1 F E FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hlghwer 10 West Morris Ruhr _ _ _ Evangelist Bible Cleat ——— 10:00 a m. Mornlns W orship 11:0* e. m. Evening Worship 0:oo p. m. Bible Cleeses Wad. - 7:10 p. m. THE C H U RCH FO R A l l . . . A LL FO R THE C H U R C H The Oliurrh la Uir greatrit factor nn rarUi tor tlw liullding of Hiaracler and pmd ritimuhlp. It lia eloirhome of •[ilrltiiul value*. Without a Strong Churtli, tu-iUier rirmiKrary nnr civilisation ran survive. There era four enund leasone why every person eliould allrivd service* rrgulady and «ii|ij»ft the ('Imrrti. Tliry era: (1) For hie own sake. (3) Fur hie children's sake. (3) For the sake nf lue community end nation. (It Fur Uia aaka of Ilia I'hurth lleclf, which nerds lilt mural and material au|i|»rt. Plan In fu lo church regu­ larly and read your Bible daily. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 Fork Avenue Bart Brown — Evangelist Sundar Hlbl* Studr - __ — 10:00 a. m. Morning Warship — 11:00 a. m. Evening Service — 0:10 p. m. gas "Herald at Truth1* 1 p. ra. ■under on Chenne) I Tueidap Ladles Bible Claes - 10:00 a. m. Wedneedap Bible C la e s ______ Till p. ra. P i! ! ! We ure proud o f our freedom . . . whether it be freedom o f upcech, freedom o f assembly (the ayes have it), freedom of the press, or freedom o f religion. Of all these, we sing: "Let freedom ring I" Freedom of religion is not the property of the clergy, but o f all the people. Every schoolboy knows that the Constitution says so. It guarantees freedom of worship . , * freedom to honor God according to one’s own conscience. It is a precious gift. How you worship is your business I That you must worship, nh, that’s God's busi­ ness! Choose the church to honor God with your fellowmnn . . . thanking God for this wonderful privilege. Fur, n i often in other lands, such worship is forbidden and out­ lawed. Sunday is //is day! Make it your dayl Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 101 W. 11th Plae* T h e Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV 'This la tb« Life" Herbert W. O oarei____Pastor Bunder School ----- - 0:10 a ra. Worship Service — 10:10 a ra. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3100 A Orlando Drlva Hwy. 11.11) Sanford, Florida 111-7111 Copyright 1M4, Editor Advwtliing Ibrvica, lac, StmLag, Va Sunilny A di 1:1-11 Monilay Acte 4:1-12 Tuesday Acte 16:10-24 Wednesday Acte 16:35-40 Friday Galatians 4:21-31 Thursday Galatians 2:1-10 Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd SL at Maple Ava. Paul Blchaa __________ Pastor Sundar School ____ I ts a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:(| a. m. Y o u th -------------------------l:Oo p. m. Evangelistic Bervlea 1:00 p. m. Mid-Week Bervlce (W ed.) _ 1:01 p. m. Third Sundar Slngaplratlon _ _ 0:05 p. ra. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev, W . L. Holcombe, Paetor ■under 1:41 a. rn. ——_ Blbla School 11:0S a. m. _ Morning Worship 7:04 p. ra __ Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Services 7:00 p. m. _ 2nd Wed. M in ionary Service Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner tth S t and Laural Are. Eugene Sheldon --------- Paetor Telephone: tll-7 e j( Sunday School — - 0:41 A m. Morning Worship _ 10:41 a. ra Evening Worship _ 7:0* p. ra Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p. ra Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 East Second Street ■under Service A Sundar School 11:01 a. m. Subject: "Ood" Wedneedap Service - 1:00 p. ra. Reading Room: III E. First. Weekdapei 10:10 A m. - *:10 p. ra. Frldgp Evening: 1.101:10 A ra CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH ■unland Eatalae Citrus Heights Rev. Cherlea B. Hogg .... Paitrr Church S c h o o l____ 9 :eg m Morning Worship — M:«« l ml MYF l:]o p, m. Eve. W o r ih lp ____ 7:Ifl p. m Wed. Prayer Bervlce 1:10 p.m. (Saturday Hebrew* 10:10-25 Uia Rev. J. Oordon p e t r y, Pastor ■ under School ___ 1:11 a ra. Morning Worship — 11:00 a m. Communion— First Sunday la Each Month XINDERUAUTEN AND NURS- BUY Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Orent _ Paater Sundar School _ _ _ !0 :0 0 a ra Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 A m Sundar Evening _ 7:10 p. m Wed. Bible Btudr - 7:i» p. ra Conquerors Meeting F r id a y ----------------1:10 p. m. Presbyterian FIRST PRESBTTERIAN CHURCH ■enford. F it Oak A v a A Jrd Bt. (lrover C. Bewail Jr. Peetor Edgar W . Smith Jr. Assistant Pastor Church Behool 1:41 a in. Session Meet* _ _ 1:41 a m. Morning Worship 11:00 e. m. Pioneer Fellowship 1:00 p. ra Senior HI Fellowship 4:40 p.m. Evening Worship __ 1:10 p. ra Wed. Prayer Meet __7:01 p. m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 1171 Bouth Orlendo Drlva Thomee H. Makln Paetor Worahlp ___ 1:00 a. m. Church School _ _ 11:00 a m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mfe ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER ft STORAGE Phone 822-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly ft Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sunford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Croppa and Employees NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., 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 LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sunford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft 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 Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. and Employees WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida Osteen Methodist Church P a o 1a Wesleyan Methodist, RL II W. at Psola Bt. James A.M E . Sanford Av*. M. Mary's A.M.K. Church SL RL IU Osteen SL Paul's Methodist C h u r c h Osteen Rd. Enterprise Hiaffurd Memorial Methedlet C h u r c h A DeBary Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Hwy. it|, Forest City ■eventh-day Adventist Church, Maitland Ava, Altamonte Sprlns* Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Church, Seventh A Elm ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYB im r r Auttooh Baptist Church, Oviedo Central ■•ptlet Church. 111! Oak Ave. ChnlgeU First Baptist Church ChuluoU Baptist Mission Sportsman's Club. Cbuluotg Cider Spring* Bnpllst Church, Sl§ I (thirlnft HdL First Baptist Chur oh, 111 Perk Av*. Friendship Baptist Church nf Altamonte Springs B b III. Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church of OeBnnr First Baptist Church st Oenevn First Baptist Church •( Lethe Herr First Bnptlct Church at Lake Monro# First Baptist Church #f Longwood. O r . Church S Oreal First Baptist Church at Ovleda First Baptist Chunk of Ban Lando Springs First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 1IS1 W . llth BL Feres* City Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Churoh, Oviedo Lsvp Southern Baptist Mission, ChuluoU Missionsrr Baptist Church North M, XeterprU* Macedonia Mlsstss Baptist Churoh Oak Hill RA Orteea rains O lsrf Baptist Churoh, O ssets Uwjr, f Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Ban Lando Hprlug* ltd., Longwood ML Sion Mlaelunary Uapllel, Hlpea Ave. New ML Cslvnrr Mlislonery Baptist l l « l W. Uth SL New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, 1100 W. Uth SL New ML Zion lupllet Church, 1710 Pear Ava Oak lawn Uapllit Chapel, 1111 W . Ittb SL Oaleeu Hapllet church Pinecreat Uapllel Church, 101 W. Onors ltd. Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Rldga lid.. Fern Park Prosrtaa Missionary Baptist Churoh, Midway Second Shiloh Miaalonary Baptist Church, Nlath A Hickory St. James Missionary Bt ptlet Church St*, ltd. t it Osteen ■L Paul Mlsetonarr Usptlet Church. Ith St. ■t. Matthews Ulietonery Baptist Church Canaan Heights ■L John's Missionary Bapllit Church, lie "yprete SL Temple Baptist Church, Palm Sprlnga 114, Altamonte Springe Weeteld* Missionary Baptist Church. 411 B. Holly a v *. Bias Hops Baptist Church, Til Orange Av*. CATHOLIC Church of Ih* Nativity, Lake Mary A ll Souls Cathoils Church, I U Oek A vs BL Ann'e Catholic Church. Prrshlns Hare, Pantry • Hi. Mary Magdtltnt Ctlhnlle Church, Mailland Avt, Altamonte Springs LUTHERAN First chrlatlan Church, 1407 8. Sanford Ava, Congregational Chrtitlan Church, 2401 Perk Ava. Korlhelde Chrlatlan Church, F l o r i d a Haven U r, Maitland Aaeentlon Lutheran Church. Ovsrbrook D r, Casselberry Hood Shepherd United Lutbern, 2100 B. urlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh of the Redeemer, lei W , llth Place Mraatah Lutheran Church, American Legion ltetl, 1'ralrl* Lake, Kern Perk SL Luke* Lutheran Church, HL 420 Slavic CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST CHRISTIAN Church Church Church Churoh of of of of Christ, t i l l 8. Park Avt. Christ, Oeneva ChrltL Longwood Christ, Pools CHURCH OP OOD Church of Ood. I l l Hickory Church of Oodi. 1200 S. French Churoh of Ood, Oviedo ■ PItCOPAL All Solnto Episcopal Church * . S a la ry Ave., Butarprlso Christ Rplecopal Ch-jreh, Longwood All Saints Episcopal, Enterprise Uoly Cross Xpla-opal, Park Ava. at 4l| Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, K. DeBary Ave, Enterprise Baer Lake Methodist Churoh Bethel A-M.E. Church. Cenean Heights Caaaelbarry Community Methodist Church, Hwy. 17-tl g Plnay Bldg* Rd, Csasalberry DaBary Community Melhodlet Cbureh W. Highlands. DeBary Christ Methodist Church Sunlaad Estates P in t Methodist Church. 411 Park Av*. First Methodist Church of Oviedo . Freo Methodist Church, III W . Ith SL flrac* Methodist Church, Oaora RA (Irani Chapel AMD. Church, Oviedo Oekgrov* Methodist Church, Ovleda ' I SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST NAZARENE OTHER CHURCHES F I re t Church of the Neurone, W. 2nd at Maple Fern Perk Church of tho Netereae, O'Brien lid. Fern Perk Lake Mery Church of tho Masarsno Allen'e A.U.E. Church, Olive A llth Church of Ood In Christ, Oviedo Chuluot* Community Church Church ef Ood of Prophecy, HIT Elm Av*. Church *r Jesus Christ ef Latter Day Sslau, t i n Perk Ava. Community Chapel, Altamonte Spring* Eastern Orthodea Cbnreh, SL John* Chry­ sostom Chapel, Hwy. IT-II, Fern Perk Congrsgi. Mon Beth Israel, llth A Magaeila CfcBr«h nf Christ, Sciential, IM B. lad S t £ ‘ r“ Pentecoeui church ef Leagwoed HlU J f} O*1** Holiness Church, Oak S RA Ostaea •* 0 *4 . ITU A Elm 4JUnnea Chureh. t i l l A Park Ava Sanford Consregallen *1 Jskevnb's W itnesasA l l t l W let s l Salvetion Army, III E. Ind St. Unity Churoh *X Sanford, SIS B. lot SL . PRESBYTERIAN Community Preabyterlaa Church, Lake Nary First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ava. A lid SL First Presbyterian Church, Caaaelbarry First Preabytarlan Church et Denary, E- Highland Presbyterian Church of The Covenant 1111 A Orlando Dr. ■L Andrew* Presbyterian Church 111! Lea­ ns si Bch. D r, Bear Lake Upsets Community Praabyterlna Church. Upsela Rd. tvssun 1nister Presbyterian Church, Howell P a rt; RL 111 £ �More Than 20,000 Jam Longwood Celebration Sec you made It tafely through the Fourth. Congratillations. The Herald act up a ipeclat picture for Friday'* edition •howlng a ' youngster with a Flag, fireworks and all the trappings. You may have seen it. The odd part about it was the rffort made by Photographer Hill Vincent, lie toured s i x downtown stores trying to find a small Flag .the boy could carry N one of the stores, he says, had any. Bill finally resur­ rected one he had used years ago. • • • The cooperation of Semin­ ole and Orange County sher­ iff's departments was graph­ ically demonstrated Thursday night with the arrest of two men hauling hijacked liquor. Both departments, headed by Sheriffs J. L. Hobby and Dave Starr cooperated to the fullest in staking out the site. It paid off with the arrest of two. Sheriff Hobby says a third man (led. • • • If you were bored on the Fourth it was probably your own doing. Many, tniny ac­ tivities were on tap and they were designed to satisfy the needs of virtually all age groups. Each was well-attend­ ed. • • • The Sanford-Titusvllle ca­ nal project got a glowing re­ port in this past issue of the Kiplinger Florida Letter. The letter, printed in Washington and distributed to exclusive clientcl, told of the benefits the waterway will have for all interests in Central Flor­ ida and how It'll tie In with the Cross State Canal, now under construction. • • • This city’s new parking lot filled up fast Friday and stay­ ed that way throughout the day. Looks like It’s taking (told' quickly. • • • Your grass growing, too? These rains of late have made it spurt, ch ? Well, cuts down on the water bill but mowers are getting a good workout. • • • A horticulture buff called us Friday to inform us thsl bananas "grow on plants, not on trees." Mighty tall plants —some of them get up about 10 feet. • • • This ruins the song about the yellow bird "up high in bsnana tree." It doesn't rhyme any more. • • • The dictionary says that "there ii no exact line of de­ marcation between a tree and a shrub. Some plant* are cap­ able of assuming either habit, such as a ‘rose tree' or a ‘ ba­ nana tree’ . . " • • • If our banana shrubs get the habit of being "trees" how arc you going to break them of It? • • • By Donna Estea Attendance at the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department'* annual Fourth of July Fiesta exceeded last year's total of 20,000 persons according to Chief Claude Layo. Despite the poor attendance Thursday and Friday evening due to in­ clement weather the field was filled to capacity and both sidci of the highway were lin­ ed with cars as far aa the eye could see for Saturday night's gigantic fireworks display. Activity on the Fourth began with a parade more than a mile in length with an esti­ mated 75 entries. The Marine Color Guard, followed by the South Seminole Summer Re­ creation Rand, let the parade. Nine area fire departments participated with entries in the Miss Flame contest riding their sponsoring department's truck. Presented awards and ribbonds were: best decorated float— Scott's garage, first; “ MISS FLAME" OF 1961 South Seminole VFW Post 8207, second and Casselberry Boy Scouts, third; best ap­ pearing volunteer fire depart­ ment— Casselberry, first, Lake Mary second and Sanford Na­ val Air Station third; best de­ corated automobile — Long­ wood Area Chamber of Com­ urday afternoon during I-ong- merce first, Carl's Grocery By Donna Estes Store, second and Adams Gar­ Miss Bobbie Lee Watkins, wood’s annual Fourth o( July age, third; Fiesta. 16-ycar-oid daughter of Mr. Janice Russell, Miss Flame Crowned by last year's Miss o f 19G3, was named best in­ and Mrs. Robert L. Watkins Flame, Miss Janice Russell of of Casselberry, was crowned Sanford, Miss Watkins was dividual girl participant and 1901 "Miss Flame of Seminole sponsored in the contest by Mlchaci Minnock, best boy participant. Other awards were County" at the conclusion of the Casselberry Volunteer Fire given to Theresa Estes, Mrs. exciting and suspenseful two- Department. Margaret Cosby of North Or­ hour contest finals held SatFirst runner-up was Miss lando and The Ladles Auxil­ Pat Grimiiey, daughter of iary to tile Longwood Volun­ Mr. and Mrs. James Urims- teer Fire Department. ley of Sanford who was spon­ Judge* were John Reams, sored by Sanford Naval Air Charlie Morrison and F. J. Station. Zartmann. Second runner-up was Miss Approximately 73 boys took Vickie McArdlc, daughter of part in the greased pig con­ Dividends nt the rate of Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. McArdle test with Johnny Roberts four and a quarter percent u of Sanford who was sponsored catching the pig which he year have returned earning* by the Gindcrville depart­ promptly sold for $5. of aver 1320,300 for the first ment. Valerie Scott of Longwood Other entries included in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. half o f 1004 to savings ac­ count holders o f First FeJ- group of seven finalists were Harry Scott, won the bicycle. eral Saving* and Limn Assn., Miss Charlotte Ann Sanders, A total of 73 donation prises it was stated by K. C, Harper daughter of Mrs. Frances were awarded throughout the Sr., president. He added that Sanders of 1-ongdalc, sponsor­ day. The IT inch portable telethe asaets now are reflected ed by the Florida Forestry grar, rard j*rizc for the In the semi-annual statement Service; Miss Carla Lommler.Lvi-iOT at $18,523,030, an increase of daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl” event, was wc* ^y WlUlam over seven percent since Juno Lommler of Longwood, spon­ Crump of LaW M a ty sored by the I-ongwood de­ 30, 1903. partment; Miss Cathy Butler, There arc now over 0,000 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. savings nccounts on the com­ J. Butler Jr. of Sanford spon­ pany’s books, Harper said, sored by the Sanford Fire De­ and reported that they have partment and Miss llowena been "rather active" since Ralucr, daughter o f Mr. and CHICAGO (UPI) Gov. Jan. 1. Almost two and three Mrs. Donald Rainier of Cassel­ quarters million dollars have berry, sponsored by the Cas­ Wiiliam W. Scranton announc­ ed today that Dr. Milton Eis­ been added to the savings, and selberry department. enhower, brother of former two million dollars have been President Elsenhower, will withdrawn, it was polnte I nominate him for the presi­ out, increasing savings to dency at the Republican Na­ $10,133,119. tional Convention. With an abnormally large Scranton said ex-President number o f houses on the re­ MIAMI (UPI) - Two div­ Eisenhower "knows about this possessed market, tho fa--t ers who set a reenrd for "un­ and is equally pleased. He said that tho loan figure from derwater living" In the Baha­ he was delighted to bear it." Jan. 1, to data ran over $1,- mas neared the end of almost The Pennsylvania governor 800,000 Is an Indication o f op­ four days in a decompression said he talked by telephone timism and confidence in the rliamber aboard the yacht with the ex-president a few area served by the HAL as­ Sea Diver here today. minutes before making the sociation, the officer said. announcement to a news con­ "Our policy dictated an ad­ ference. dition to our reserve account, Scranton was at the start of and the statement will show MIAMI (UPM — Wrecks, his last grass roots drive in them to he better than $ 1,- fires and drowning* took at his "blitz" campaign to pry 931,000," Harper commented. least 17 lives in Florida during enough delegates away from Directors In addition to the long July 4 holiday week­ Sen, Harry M, Goldwater to Harper are A. Edwin Shln- end. Traffic accident deaths prevent a first-ballot victory holser, J. H. Van Hoy, 8. F. continued to rise as late re­ for the Arizonan at the Repub­ Doudney, Jack I. Greene, Rnl>- ports came in but still fell be­ lican convention In San Fran­ cisco. ert Karns and George Touhy. low predictions. Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America** ®Iu> ib ra ld * Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon, even ini? showers; high today 90-93; low tonight in mid-70-t. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, JULY 6. 1964 rcranfon Picks Dr. Eisenhower Jon Lindberg Sets Record 17 Killed Bulletin NEW YORK (U P!) -D o n Dryidale of the Los An cries Dodgers today was named lo be the starting pitcher for the favored National League and Dean Chance of the l-o* Angeles Angels to start for the American I-eague In Tuesday’s 3.Hh AllStar Game at Shea Stadium. w w a FUN ON THE FOURTH for youngsters nt Fort Mellon Park ns they twirled round and round on the park’s merry-go-round between forays for hot dogs, cold drinks, pop corn and other goodies. Hundreds of chil­ dren and grown-ups too, enjoyed themselves nt the Lions Club Fun Fair, Saturday, keeping Lions on the run to keep up with the orders. Man Jailed In 'Free-For-All' Lions 4th Fun Fair Is Bang-Up Success A "free-for-all" In the north orlnndo recreation aria short­ Lion’* Club President How­ ly before midnight Saturday, ard Hood today pronounced which witnesses say ap­ the,Fourth of July -Fun Fair parently developed over dii- "a complete success, we soi l scntlon centering around man­ out of everything mid crowds were steady all day.” agement of the Little League Contacted e a r l y today, in the village, resulted In ar­ Hood said that Lions are rest of Andrew Fcrrin, pres­ "still counting the money" and ident o f the North Urlnmlo no report of total receipts was Homeowners Association, who available. was held overnight in county jail and released shortly betore noon Sund-i,. *' A warrant for arrest on charges of disturbing the peace was sworn out before Justice of the Peace L. L. Cox The Seminole County Board of Longwood. Charges were made by Chuck Rowell, pres­ of Commissioners will nicst ident of the North Orlando Ttiesduy to begin dnifting the Civic Association, nfler Fcr­ 1904-116 budget fur county op­ rin 1* reported to have knock­ erations, Chuirmnn James P. Avery ed Rowell over a picnic table, blackened his rye ami caused mild that a new system has other facial end bead abra­ been put III effect this year which culls for ern-li depart­ sions. Deputy Sheriff W. W. ment to submit their requests Chandlrr was called twice to for appropriations on a sim­ the acme of tho frarnt, once ilar basis. Two nietnW s of when the original fuss began tho rommision have been as­ to develop then quieted down signed to each department to after Ferrin left and some 2tl- ncqiiuint themselves with the 30 minutes later when Ferrin operations and needs of tho returned and attacked Rowell. irdividnsl offices and the budget studies will bo based Cox has set hearing for 2 on these observations in con­ p. m. Wednesday, ference with depnrlmnt heads. "Once the budget studies have been completed" Avery MEXICO CITY ( UPI) —An declared, "tho budget will be early morning earthquake held." Thu new budget will govern shook at least 10 states in cen­ fiscal operations in the coun­ tral and western Mexico today, ty from Oct. 1, 1904 through tent thousands scurrying from hotels and residence* in night Sept- 30. 1905. County Board To Draff Budget Mexican Quake rlothes, rracked buildtnza and disrupted communications. Academy To Rebuild Burned Structure J ... Admiral Dies Fellow we know has come up wtlh an even more pro­ gressive design for a bathing suit. It's backless, frontless, The blaze, believed to have I ed for hours Ix-fore being Forest Lake Academy offl-1 which was gutted by fire Frltopless end bottomless. clala today began plans for day night. Damage ii ciUma been caused by lightning,1cheeked by firemen from "What is i t . . . well, it's really rebuilding of the building |ted at $175,000. I started at 8:15 p.m. and rag-1throughout the area. • belli** be admitted. The building was unoccu­ • • ■ pied at the time. Only a few The State Road Department ■tudents remain at the acad­ estimates a reduction of 3,000 emy during the summer to vehicles a day on Hwy. 17-92 work at the school industries when Interstate 4 is opened. These students were attend­ This is about one-fourth of the ing a meeting In Orlando. present count of more than The .administration building 21,000 cars a day on SR 40 and Involved in the blaze houses Hwy. 17-92. classrooms, la bora lories, offi­ • • • ces, library, book store, as­ Don't forget to get your sembly hall and music studi­ •yea checked with the new os. eye testing machine the Lione Firemen used water from heve purchased, at the big Hie academy's 10,000 gallon Fun Fair on the Fourth o f reserve tank and then began July. pumping water from Mirror Lake across tho highway. Many firefighter* remained at Hie scene until 2 a.m. and standby crews were on duly Page S Abby . . . . throughout Hie rest of the Page 9 Bridge .. night. Page 11 Classified According to W i l l i a m Page 10 Comics .. Fuchs, principal, the building Page 4 Editorial •nd contents were covered by Page Funerals Insurance. Reconstruc­ Horoscope • eeeeeeet * Page 10 tion will begin aa quickly aa Society » e •* • ■a * M M '* Page passible, Fuchs added, stal­ THIS OLD ADMINISTRATION building was ruined by fire Friday night Page • Sports ........... ing that school will be ready when lightning hit Foreat Luke Academy. Damage la estimated at $175,Page I TV Programs .. in the fall. 000 ana rebuilding plans have started. 1 (Herald Photo), Page 9 it s the Women Herald Index NO. 227 SANFORD, FLORIDA County Takes New Law In Stride Casselberry Beauty Named 'Miss Flame' First Federal Pays Dividend ' Castro Offer To 1). S. Reported NEW YORK (UPI) - Cu­ ban Premier Flilel Castro lias offered to withdraw aid from Latin American revolutionar­ ies if the United States wiU stop abetting anti-Castro ele­ ments. the New York Times reported today. The Times said Castro. In a three-day, 18 hour interview with correspondent Richard Eder in Havana, said he is willing to consider some Inter­ national means to supervise such a Joint commitment al­ though lie did not think this would be necessary. Castro said a gesture of good faith "to avoid incid­ ents," he would order the Cu­ ban guards at the Guantanamo Naval Rase pulled back to a distance of several hundred yards from the fence, the Times said. At present they are stationed only 50 yards away. The paper quoted Castro at ■aying an early result of nor­ malizing relation* with the United States would be the re­ lease in Cuba of about 90 per­ cent of Its political prisoners, which he estimated at “ some­ thing under 13,000." WASHINGTON (UPI) Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, vice chief of naval operations, died today of a heart attack. He wai 56. Fireworks Blast DANIA (UIM) — About $700 worth of fireworks went up in a mass of flaming explosions un a pier here Saturday night -Six persons were injured, nano seriously, Malawi Free HLANTYUE, Malawi (UPI) —The poor but proud central All proceeds of the Fun African natiun of Malawi be­ Fair, an annual event, go in­ came Independent from Great to the Lions Blind Fund, to Britain at the stroke of mid pay for eye tests, Imy glass night Sunday night. cs for needy children and con­ duct the Lions glaucoma MEXICO CITY (UIM) clinics throughout the state. They also underwrite and Gustave Diaz Ordaz, candi­ sponsor the eye banks. date of the government par ty, appeared certain today of Winner of Hie rotor tele­ vision art given away at the a huge majority In winning election as Mexico's new Fun Fair was Kenneth HpauldJng of Hanford, president. v Martel Faille won the transistor radio and win­ WESTOVEH AFB., Mass. ners o f the free one-year (UIM) — An Air Forco C47 passes hi the IJjla Theater transport plane with aix per far two were C. M, Grang­ sons aboard swerved off i er, Joe Davis, lllll Burns runway at this air base to and Mrs. Alan Jefford of day and crashed In a wooded Hanford and Harry It, area. No one was hurt.' Moore of l.rrshurg. Hundreds of persona enjoy­ ed tlm various activities of HOUSTON (U PI) — Motthe Fair, munched hot dogs, snow cones and popcorn, play­ ncys for Melvin Lane Powcra ed games, and steady streams were planning today to fight o f youngsters lined up to rido his extradition to Florida the ponlt-s, and the train. (The whrro he la accused of stab­ hoped-for merry go round bing hi* uncle, Miami bank millionaire Jacques Mossier. failed to show up.) Diaz Ordaz In Plane Crashes Fight Extradition When fireworks display be­ gun, thous nnds of automo­ biles, filled with watchers lined the Iskrfront all the way from Mellonvllle Ave. to Fruiu-li Ave., and doubto-pnek­ ed on both sides of First St. from Mcllonville to Sanford Ave. Lines formed early for ths City Recreation Department's b a r b e c u e d chicken dinner whirl) sold out 79(1 servings in a little over half an hour. Many were turned away with empty pistes. Proceeds of the bnrbequa will go to the Little league fund to send winning teams to the slate tournament. Florida Second In Personal Income Gain TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) — Nevada and Florida led tho nation in April In gains In personal Income of the family breadwinner. April was the latest month for which state*by-state fig­ ures are available and figures released by business week in­ formation services s h o w e d every stale shared in a strong, upward surge in per­ sonal income. Average increase In ths 50 states was 0.4 per cent above April o f 190.1, a significant rise over the G.8 per cent year-to-year gain registered In March. The April gains ranged from a low 2.3 per cent for W«*t> Virginia to a whopping 13.9 per cent for Nevada and 12.0 per cant for Florida. Tho, Florida increase puts the f l n t four months of thla year 11.1 per cent ahead of last year. 1 Sanford Mayor Happy Over Attitude Here fly Julian Slemtrom Th« picas of both federal and local authorities for a tolerant approach to tho civil rights bill signed last week hy President Johnson appar­ ently has been heeded by cit­ izens of Sanford and Scmlnoio County. Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ ford conferred with other lo­ cal officials this morning and issued this statmcnl: "W e arc extremely pleased that the people of Sanford are taking the provDioni ot Hie new civil right! bill in stride and are remaining Godlaving a n d l a w abiding, peaceful citizens. "W e have felt all along that our people were ot thla nature and we're happy that so far they have proved not only their ability but their wlllngneaa to adhere to what is now tho law of tho land," lie complimented both thu while and tho Negro comunities for their tolerance. Tho Sanford Police Depart­ ment said this’ morning that there have been no incidents of any kind to mar the tran­ quility of the city. At th« same time t h e Scmlnoio County Sheriff's Department reported that there have been no racial dlflcultica of any kind called to their attention. Chief Deputy Jninea Single­ tary laid that everything thus far has been quiet end, fee added, "W e trust it will f main that way." Meanwhile, there have boos unofficial reports that various establishments which servu food and beverages have quietly integrated and out Incident. Other cstahUHlmenls which have huroto» fore served white and Negro citizens on a segregated basis and which are said to be in­ tegrated now have reported no illinculHes. Lightning Hits Twice For Fireman Miss Philippines MANILA (UIM) My m s Psnlllio, a raven-haired and long stemmed beauty, won Hie 1904 Miss Philippines ti­ tle Sunday and the right to represent the Philippines in the Mist Universe contest in Miami Beach, Tshombe Gets Nod A cruel twist of fate hit Georg* Reek, I-ongwood vol­ unteer fireman, last Friday night when hla home on Grace Boulevard caught fire from lightening while he and alt other firemen and depart­ ments in the area were at Forest I-itke Acudmy fighting tli fira there which also re­ sulted from lightening, Neighbors, rescinding with equipment on hand, were able to save the greater part o f Reek’s home with portable firs extinguishers, however, dam­ ages to tho kitchen alons were estimated ut more than LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UIM) — President Joseph Kasavubu today formally ask­ ed Molse Tshombe, former secessionist leader of Katan­ ga Province, to bccomo pre­ mier of a transitional govern­ ment for the revolt-torn Con­ $ 1,000, go. JULY e n n e um f f t a l w a y s fir st q u a l it y finished six* 20" x 26" BARGAIN DAYS! 2 - *6 Iltlssful sleeping is yours wllh Penney’s big pillow values! Nun-allergenic, mothproof Dac­ ron® polyester fill . . . tagged with Du 1’ ont'a Red Label lo asaurs you of complete quality con­ trol! Cord edge striped cotton cover • • . pink, blue. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 03, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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>, July 03, 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/12015ccc424cf1d51bc4b7713a6a46d3.pdf f8b859361d961fbd5e404f7518585fce PDF Text Text VntTurB frraTB P a w 12 — A u * . 27, 1964 * 500,000 Democrats Stress R A IN C O A T The 'Shock Factor' 8 4 l I •Su of political combat, and he By Brace Blossat Washington Correspondent may find himself dascending from his lofty presidential ATLANTIC CITY (NEA) perch more often than is pre­ The m in on President John- sently planned—especially 11 ■on'a top ililf calls it the he is sharply goaded by Gold“•bock factor." water and his running mate, Ai In the 1964 Democratic that acrappy bantam rooster, convention, so in the campaicn Rep. William Miller of New to come, it will be woven like York. a stout thread into the utter­ In the cloiing weeks of hla ances of candidates high and springtime nomination cam* low. palgn, Goldwater and hia man­ What is the shock factor? agers sought to minimise the The suggestion, not substly unreliability problem by reduchinted but boldly hammered, ing his off-cuff public responthat the President’s GOP rival. ses almost to scro. Democrats Sen. Barry Goldwaler, is not anticipate he may continue on to be trusted at the controls this tack, forcing them to of this nation’s mighty nuclear chop at older portion! of his force. verbal record. Rhode Island's Sen. John Yet one Plains State senator Pastore, in his keynote speech, sees a different sort of trou­ provided a perfect tipofl of ble for Goldwater if he plays what is to come. it this way all through the In 1# crucial lines, punched fall: out with all his oralorial en"He can't switch from red ergy, Pastore— without ever meat to mdk toast without mentioning Goldwater's name arousing the concern of his —drew attention to recurring own partisans," this man charges that the senator la un­ •ays. fit to ait near the A-bomb but­ A considerable number of ton. leading Democrats believe It is learned that the Rhode Goldwater simply will not be Islander put that material in­ able to maintain a total em­ to his speech when it wai in bargo on impromptu appear­ its roughest beginnings. He ances. If and when he makes believed it was a most import­ them, they foresee minlfold ant element. And the Presi­ opportunities for fresh ammun­ dent knew well in advance this ition. shock factor would be stressSays Sen. Claiborne pell. ad. Pastore's Junior Rhode Island High • placed Democrats colleague: "Goldwater is like d early have concluded that quicksilver . . . probably the Goldwater la glaringly vulner­ best means of attacking him able in Uili field. It seems to is Just to point out the re­ them an issue begging for the cord, to tetl where he stands fullest possible exploitation in from one day to another." the campaign ahead. Nobody who heard Pastore’s Thl* reporter's recent talks old fashioned stem winder at with Republican leaders in, Atlantic City can imagine any more than 30 states confirm Democrat Is going to be bash­ that this is indeed the gaping ful about doing that every hole in Goldwater's armor. In working day between now and Instance after Instance they Nov. 3. aay: "Goldwater has pro­ blems In our ststc." Pressed to define them, they Invariably single out voter concern ovrr Goldwater's "nuclear respon­ sibility" aa the No. 1 difficulty. It lan't plain Just how often and how fully the President himself will Jump into this issue. Soma aides, and a good •hare of the key party figures Upped at the Democratic con­ vention, think he should leap t jBn*m sdwt, hfltisg tor tti MMil shorn, Ms batf in only when the provocation piacas to iat, a weak and resort, —o r the opportunity — seems row church or irnagogus, place* greatest. :e chop v perhaps a hoaas or •paitmint . . . . read the The prevailing thought today In party circles is that the The Sanford Herald "irresponsibility" thread should be laced into thousands of fall campaign speeches be­ low the presidential level. But Johnson loves the smell Supper Given Q For Teachers Twenty Southslde Elemen­ tary School teachers and members of their families w e r e entertained Tuesday night at a supper given byMr. and Mri. Bob Williams at their summer home at 311ami Springs. Swimming was enjoyed by the group during the late af­ ternoon hours and after aup per was served the group par­ ticipated in numerous games. 4 QUALITY the entire family!\ D IS C O U N T W o o l& 'A' We bought fabulous quantities in order to slash prices! ( ★ Women's, Men's, Boys & Girls raincoats! ★ Look — here's the famous "Foreign Intrigue* Trench Coat at just M i 'eaters 9 l C0MP4R4B1E V A LU C , 1 0 .9 9 combination,; 34. Here’s fantastic value! Trench coats! Chesterfields! Revertiblesl Fine cotton poplin treoted with durable woter repellency that gives cools longer and more serviceable lifel All the costly details you'd expect to find in coals selling for much, much more! Tab sleeves; yoke front and bock; leather-type button* belli Tackle twills, fancies; strong joyon lining Ihroughoutl J r . Petites' 5 to 13; misses' 8 lo 18! 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I f �T £ # j * »*. e io « * Someone at Sanford Naval Air Station figured right in deploying squadrons from the bare to tea duty, flight now four groups arc serving at sea and away from the base. Quite timely, eh, since Hurri­ cane Cleo posed such a threat. Squadrons 5, 7 and 11 and De­ tachment 8 are absent from the base. • • • The Clock Watchers receiv­ ed a letter the other day from a promotion firm in Jackson­ ville, addressed to Mr. Her­ aldSanford which begins, “ Dear Mr. Sanford, your name has been received by our advertising department." TT ? T • • • Next Wednesday the KiwanIs Cluh will take a field trip. They have scheduled a tour of the facilities at Cape Ken­ nedy. Everyone wants to go, and the hus will only hold 37 people. We hope they’ll make room for the Clockwatcher. Hope Cleo doesn't hlnw every­ thing away down there, • • • Remember when that “ high priced spread" and m argar­ ine were having squabbles over coloring of margarine? Wonder why the latter didn't announce in big bold letters— GUARANTEED N O T TO TURN YELLOW. • • • Overheard atthe Jaycee luncheon Thursday at the Civ­ ic Center. "Heard that a wcathervane In .Miami record­ ed winds up to 110 miles an hour, then disappeared. Heard too, the'd like to have it back; •end it air mail." * • • County Commission Chair­ man Jim Avery listened to the 1 p.m. report of the 'cane leaning a little westward, called c o u n t y department heads and told lliein to close up shop by 3 p.m. He advised his aides to use "their own judgment" in keeping key po­ sitions manned. * • • The Civil Defense and Red Red Cross decided midway through Thursday altcrnuon to open four shelters to the public. They were located at the National Guard Armory, Crooms High School, South Seminole High School and Oviedo City Hall. m w A . . . To Demon Rum? CHICAGO (UPI) — The 1‘rohlbitiun party’* presiden­ tial candidate, Prof. Earl H. Munn, predicted Thursday the Prohibition party's presiden­ tial candidate will lose the November election. Bombing Probed JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — The EDI today Joined local police in investigating the bombing at Pulitzer Prize winner Hazel Brannon Smith's weekly newspaper, Northslde Reporter. Worst Over HOUSTON (U P I)—Medical authorities said today it look­ ed as though the worst of the clty'a Bleeping elrkm-sa epi­ demic might be over, despite newly reported rases anil an­ other death. Conservatives LONDON (U PD —A public opinion poll put the Conserv­ ative party ahead today fnr first tima In more than two y ean . Speculation grew that Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home would call nn early election. Nimbus In Orbit VANDENBBRO AKH, Calif. (U PD —America's Nimbus-A, the world's largest weather satellite, was shot into orbit today and prepared to scan the entire earth with revolu­ tionary high-powered televi­ sion cameras. JFK Honored WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Jl-year-old Japanese stud­ ent bicycled into Arlington Nutiunal Cemetery Thursday to place 100,000 pajwr cranes — n symbol of peace—on the grave of President Joint F. iKiuncdy. GETTING HEADY — Mnthihle 1). Frissell, ARC executive* secretary; A. 11. Peterson Jr., ARC disaster chnirman; A. It. Peterson Sr., CD director; James P. Avery, County Commission chairman. School Bells Ring Monday For 15,300 B y Ju lia n EMERGENCY SUPPLIES — Keith Abney, Na­ tional Guard volunteer; Tommy Spears, pre­ pare storm shelter. Cleo, Back A t DESERTED DOWNTOWN — A 5 p.m. Sanford's usually busy shopping center looked like this: Boarded windows, lone pedestrian. till Packs Punch Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * + * “The Nile of America” S te n stro m ^ a itfn r ii S trralii A sso cia te E d ito r Central Area Loss Light Summer vacation* come to nn end Monday morning fnr nn cstinmtrd 15,300 Seminole County school children who CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) "There still exist* a hurriZip Code 32771 A will answer roll calls on the Hurricane Cleo, it* winds cane tmtcntiul once the center first of the 180-day 1904-05 WEATHER; Mostly cloudy with showers; Improving conditions tonight and Saturday; high todny in 80s; low tonight in 70s. greatly diminished, brushed gain* a little more energy school term. from the nearby ocean," th* VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1901 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 200 past the nickel center here Seminole County’s buses Miami Weather Bureau said. will get high school and jun­ early today and showed^signs "Tlie rye or calm center of ior high students to their re­ of breaking up after a destruc­ Cleo has enlargrd and became spective schools by 8 a. m. tive 200-mile sweep up the diffuse and ill defined with thru In-gin hauling the re­ Florida coast. somewhat erratic movement," maining children to the ele­ The weather bureau said the weather bureau said. mental y schools. the storm made a feint toward At 8 a.in. EST the center Twenty-three schools, plus the Atlantic Ocean, where it was placed along the coast the Seminole Business School, could have built up new pow­ near Flagler Beach, about 80 open Monday. er, and then continued cm it* miles north of here. Seminole High in Sanford inland route. Tlie Georgia "Current reports indicate will greet some 1,05*) pupils, coast started battening down. that any hurricane winds oc­ Lyman High in Longwood will A weather rcconnalsance curring are only gusts of aBy Harry I, Johnson ATLANTIC CITY (U PD — have nn estimated 815 on plane located Hie hurlcane twilit 75 miles an hour," the .Managing Editor hand and O v i e d o H i g h President Johnson, rallying near St. Augustine ami Hie weather bureau reported is Clammy Cleo decided at the Democratic party lenders, sug­ (grades 10-112) another 145. lad minute last night to move Weather Bureau said in a Its 8 a m, EST advisory. The largest of the two jun­ gested today that Sen. Barry sway from tier Sanford target 9:30 n. m. EST advisory sur­ But it warned that Clco’a Giddwuter should he concern­ ior highs, Sanford, experts and left litis area in good con­ face wind* had dropped to on­ present course wilt bring Ita 1,345 students and South Sem- ed about a "front la sh"*de feely 41) miles an hour. The plane renter Just offshore and dition. lion * of Republican voters to innole about 1,2)50. repotted, however, wind* at "some Increase in intensity Radar at Hie Suntanl Naval The largest srhool In the the Johnson ticket. Air Station tmiked Hie storm flight level were still of hurri­ may be expected as it regains Appearing at Convention county again this year will ami at H:3u p.m. It was located cane force — 75 miles an hour » supply of wrarm moist air lie Crooms. Officials antici­ Hall the day after accepting later today," In the Melbourne area. Then, ur higher. pate a total of 1,450 pupils of his party’s nomination for a radar rvers said, it be­ which G72 ara high school full term, Johnson rrnev.ed ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ came stagnated, Hie eye loos­ students. his contention that the Dem­ ening for uo minutes, School Superintendent 1!. T. ocrat*. would gain three Tlie center reformed, offi­ Milwce said tins morning that "frontlndi" gup voles for ev­ cials said, and resumed a schools will he in session nil ery ' ‘backlash" vote lost on north • northwest movement day Monday and that lunch the racial issue. at 5 8 knots all huur. DEART FUND helps county biology students in their studies of the hu­ rooms will be open. Al 3:11) a m. Hie hurricane man heart. Here Dr. Intis M. Perez, left, president of the Semiuole-DeAdministrative A l i i stunt ★ ★ ★ center was spoted 22 miles Jtary division of Florida Heart Association, presents check to Schools Walter Teague said that as east of Sanford and at approx­ Supt. R. T. Milwce. The money will he used to purchase it large plastic of today the system has <512 GOP Prepared, imately Hie same time, Oviedo heart which can he parted to study the various functions; it stetho­ of the (114 teachers it needs. reported a dead calm, show­ scope, blood pressure machine and other items. The presentation was Tlie reuson the figure wmi Stewart Cntchel, who is in MIAMI (U P D — Hurricane ing that community had the made at the offices of Milwce Wednesday afternoon. (Herald Photo) charge of teacher procure- Miller Warns Cleo rolled up at least $51) regarded as conservative was eye. HThat’s pretty good," said Shortly after 0 a m. today, million in damages during the because Cleo threw ita full HI.KAN. N.Y. (UPI) — Re­ m int. "Usually we need more Navy official* sukl tin- center 21 hour* the itortn battered fury against the richest and publican sice presidential a t this time." was located between Daytona tlie Gobi Coast cf Florida, a most densely populated area Milwce said that normally candidate William E. Miller Reach and St. Augustine and United Pres* International the school hoard office is said todny the (itIP did not was following tin- roastline. survey allowed early tnduy. of the state. plan to make civil right* a swamped with culls about Miami and Dad* County Total rainfall in Sanford —to The alorm’a fury knocked buses and schedules. He said, 111(51 campaign issue, hut if 10:3d lids morning — was was tha heaviest sufferers out at least 151,501) telephones, "if the pa rents will he pa- t he Democrat* chose other3,12 inches at the Navy base. with damage* that may final­ There will he no school hus sut off electric power to 70 tient, WO ought til have the " lie we Ie delighted (o take Peak winds In the Sanford LaboTng the approchlng become an annual project. to 80 per cent nf the 310.000 service available to Souihside ly total mure then $30 mil­ bua nituation worked out in up the challenge, "What are we going to do atca were recorded at 48 5 customer* in the Miami urea, lion. about a week." I "It i* not our Intention to Elementary School students Conservation Week program Losses were ritlm ated a l Muny elementary school i give flame to these tensions,’’ this year, according to an an­ in Sanford "a fascinating ex­ in or 15 years from now for miles an hour and that was wrecked hotel* and wrought al 8 p in. Thursday. At 10:30 major damage* to 1,:UH) $15 milion in Broward Coun­ principals have requested par- Miller told an airport new* nouncement today by official* perience am! opportunity," fresh water, forest* and the Janie* ii Saycs of Taliahas like." he asked, "when we a.in. today the wind was 14- homes. ty with concentrations !n the ent* to pin name* and address conference, of the Seminole Courtly Board mc Thursday told local Jay- really get our population ex­ l!) mile* an hour. In addition 30 ynchla were Fort l-auderdale - Hollywood on the clothing of first grade He said it President John- of Public instruction Scatsrrd difticuIHc* were cees he will give lull support plosion." sunk ami the Greek ship area. student* when they report to soil does make the explosive Administrative a s s i s t ­ to ih“ project. reported hy Florida Power Conservation W e e k will Mnnola ran aground in llisPalm Beach anil Ita sur­ civil lights question nn issue, ant Waller Teague said that *chool Monday morning. A Light Co. nfflclalx during rounding area suffered losses "we’re prepared to meet it." Ilie school had been designa­ Saycs, recreation director stress the needs of the slate the night and early morning eayno B ay. [or the Florida Development nnd particularly Central Flo­ There was n possibility the set at $5 million. ted "a walking a n a school," Commission, spoke at the rida to rope vwth 'he impend­ hours. The local manager, dollar damage total Would Bryant To Speak Home 25,000 of the tele­ and explained Dial the eliang- Sanford . Seminole Jaycee ing condition. Saycs said. Scott Iturns, said he had all run higher from the hurriphones in l)sde County were TALLAHASSEE (U l’li — Riots Renewed r* were necessary because of luncheon al the Civic Center. Static and dynamic exhibits available mainlenanee crews SM GO\ South Virt Nam Increased enrollment, overGov. Karri* Bryant will be­ T|l(, Conservation Week e will he presented by virtually working throughout Ihe night r*ne, a scven-dny-old elrnm still Inoperative early today. gin hi* Junior Chamber of (U PI)—niollng erupted anew crowded buses nnd a recent u m |M ||(.R] in Sanford every phase of conservation nnd they were able to keep up that boiled up Aug. 21 cost of It was estimated that the Doniluleo In the Atlantic ntul repair hill would run $1 mil­ Commercc-aponsored apeak in g in Saigon today, taking at directive from the Slate De- Ocl. 2(5-331 and is being spungroups, Saycs added, lie rail­ with trouble rails as they tieslammed into Florida Wed­ lion with another $350,000 in tour Tuesduy in Cocoa Beach. least three more lives. Vcl«|H'd. partmenl of Education ( nored by the Sanford Chamber ed the project "a tremendous repair* for Rrcward County, live to load capacities on 'he Commerce. Focal point of opportunity to rdunste the Burn* lauded the "coopera­ nesday night. tive manner" of the ni'tnHie weeklonc activities will he people as to what we II need nirrs, adding that tun nut ofHcrherl Muse, the system * , the* Civic Center anil adjacent in Hie next lew years." Irsn-portation director, was tiikefrunt sites. Tile state ofllci.il was Intro­ town crews were on a standby told by the Board to reduce For An All 'Itounil * Stale agencies, p r i v a t e duced by Cecil Tucker, county basi* but nol used since local tlie number of courtesy rides groups and even federal or­ agricultural agent. Alsu intro- men were aide to keep up with Good Time . . . . in all areas of the county. ganization* have expressed ctuced was Jim Talmadge, ex­ the rail*. "Courtesy riders are those "wholehearted tnlereit" in the ecutive director of Ihu SanTelephone communi­ Meet For A Drink At The cation lines were maintained It was about 3 p.m. Thurs­ for evacuees, foodstuff and children," Teague explained, event which is scheduled to ford Chamber, "who live less than two miles throughout tlie night with only first aid material procured day and A. B. (Bart) Peter­ FRIENDLY CARIBE minor trouble reported by by Peterson's son, Tommy, from the school they attend." son glanced at hia hurricane Teague said the county re­ Hubert Shcddcn, local South­ who is Red Cross disaster tracking map, checked some chairman. Lighting equipment ceived no slate funds fur chil­ ern Bell manager. OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Hu said callers taxed the papers on hia desk and lean­ was obtained for the ehelters dren who are transported less Mon. thru Sat. Despile intermittent show­ through Hie courtesy of Hie facilities to maximum at one in the event of power failure. than two miles. ed hark. A continuous study of the ers, over son youngsters a t­ Nelli Bottling Co. and the Juy- point but tills was not con­ The local radio station was "Now all we can do i* wait," • Dancing “On The House’ tran>]M>rtation system will he tended the Jaycces Annual cees, bait for the title fisher­ tinued. Overloads were recor­ said the Civil Defense direc­ contacted with appropriate in­ q Every Friday Night made through Uni term, Tea­ tor. Every CD phase had been structions for listeners. An­ gue declared and added that a Fishing Rodeo, Wednesday, men came from the S|)ortx- ded briefly at the Geneva and (Ladle* hour* 4:30-8:30 issued orders on what to do nouncers kept the listening State Department of Educa­ snagging a number of little men's Asedation Hooks and Sanford exchanges, he said. Drinks 1c per year age.) Civil Defense and lied Cross when Cleo came. At that time, public totally informed of tion Survey will be requested fishes and some nice prizes line* tam e from Seminole officials said an estimated Sporting Goods. Peteraon said, she was due events in November. donated by the Sanford Mer­ Winners in the three age 200 persons were sheltered at Firefighting crews, forestry in Sanford a t G:30 p.m. or nr chant'* Association. groups are as follows: one to six spot* throughout the night. close to that hour as a fickle service aides and every other Only one incident marred three years old, Alicia Key, A. It. (Bart) Peteraon, CD di­ outfit which could be counted stonn can be predicted. the day (besides the rain,) largest and Stephen Key, rector, said the Navy aupplied Herald Index Peterson had been at his on for assistance were stand­ when a child was kicked hy a smallest. No rhdd In this many blankets for persons telephone for lung hours as ing by. Abby .................... ... . Page 9 pony, ridden to the rodeo by group caught more than one who visited the shelters and The Civil Defense setup was Bridge ------ he directed the expansive pro­ Page tl one of the other children, I i'li. ignored requests that Hiey sup­ gram of caring for possible in readiness. Classified ........... Page Hl-ll only minor injuries were suf­ Four to six years: most ply their own. The two Petersons worked Comics .............. P*ge 2A 3A fered and he was treated by fish, Cindy Baylor; smallest, disaster victims. Everything Local firemen responded to in close harmony to prepare Editorial ....... .. was in readiness. Pug* 4 a nurse on duty, Mrs. Annette Dotlie Palmer and Donnie two minor alarms. Al 8:10 Medical teams. Red Cross this area for the big blow. Funerals Page 3 Wing. Williams; largest, J»*h How­ p.m, they were called to shortAs the elder I'etcrsop said: Horoscope officials, nurses and other Page 2A-3A Assisting the Jayceci with ell. circuited electrical line at Hie Page H the management of the rodeo key personnel were put on ‘’If it's a natural disaster, the Koriety ... .... Seven to nine years: most Park Avtuuu U aller Park ofVALDEZ HOTEL either standby or artive duty. Red Cross i* in charge; when Spoil* ____________ _ Page t] were members of the Jaycee fish, Jimmy Sheppard; small- flee and 20 liiUulci later to a Pago 7 Wives and two game wardens, cat, John Henry Anderson; utility pule fire in the tam e S.ShSeltrrs had W n set up, it's manmade, Civil Defense TV Programs _ . DOWNTOWN SANFORD t We the Women ....... Page ii bolt drinks wera furnished largest, Diane Holloway, bus transportation artsiiged lakes over." arts*. Johnson Talks Of 'Frontlash' Advantage Cleo Leaves Sanford With No Problems $ 5 0 Million Damage Along Gold Coast No Bus Service State Official Backs For Souihside Conservation W eek D ad , Son Form S a fe ty Team V P rize W inners \ I I �\m IUiIKKW 4J SSt In ftr l Im B P*JT« 2—Fri. Aug. 28, '64 Rev. Grover Sewell Perilous Prayer U tere li • story «bout • man named Henry who pray­ ed often, long, and loudly. Certainly he waa to be com­ mended for praying often and having prayera long enough to be Incluilve, and In hla caae he lived alone, to if he wanted to pray loudly It waa hla bualneaa. He traditionally ended hla evening prayer by aaklng the Lord to aend a golden cha­ riot to take him home. From time to lime aome of hia frlenda had heard him cloae hia prayera Ihia way ao they decided that they would aec how alncere he waa. One night when the time had ar­ rived for thia bedtime prayer the frlenda were hidden quiet­ ly Juat outalde the door. They heard the final petition for the golden chariot and Immediate­ ly one of the frlenda knocked on the door. “Who la there7" aaked Hen­ ry. The reply waa, "This la the angel Gabriel who haa come with the golden chariot to take Henry home”. There waa a long alienee and then a quivering voice aaid, "I'm mighty aorry, but Henry went First Methodist Has Successful Youth Week i t l•s c efl Youth Actlvlllea Week at First Methodlat Church of Sanford waa obaerved laat week with an average attend­ ance of 80 young people earh evening participating In perloda of inatructlon, Inspiretion and recreation. A rewarding Service of Dedication waa held Friday night. Gratitude and apprec. lation waa publicly eapreaaed by Rav. Robert M. Jcnklna, minlatar, to all adult leadera and Sunday School Claaaea who aeeieted in making the youth programo ao success­ ful. Included In the group were Rav. Ken Jonea of Aloma Methodlat Church of Winter Park, gueat minleter; Mra. Beaa Herman and Orville Touehton, Enrichment Courae Inetrurtora; Linda Williams, Mr. and Mra. Tom Beat Jr., Jimmy Tarwllleger and Nor­ man Leach, wnrkahop period Inatructora; John Angel and Aahby Jonea, rnunaelora and Mlaa Marcella lllnta, youth leader. The adult Sunday School claaaea and groupe which were in charge of preparing and serving the evening suppars were the Daughters nf Wesley, Ware Bible Clasi, Depandabte Claaa. Caatla Class and the Commission on Edu­ cation. W SCS Board To Meet The executive board nf the F irst Methodist Churrh WS­ CS will meet a t ■ a. m. next Tuaaday In McKinley Hall. Ths program will follow at 9:45 a.m. after which tlioss attending will be invited to remain for a coffee. Mrs. T. F. McDaniel and the delegatee to the School of Missions In Lakeland wilt be in charge of the program. •s 1 I E S a / nut for the evening and won't be back for ala months.” I do hope that thia will not sound Irreverent, but it does Illustrate how people some­ times pray rather dangerous­ ly. Can you think of initancea when you prayed and if God had answered your prayer jual as you asked it that the results would have been very bad 7 Even though this la true, our Heavenly Father haa as­ sured ua that Ho wants to rommunr with ux and Hr will answer our prayers In the heat way. Thr prayer that millions up­ on millions of Christians re­ peat together each Sunday is "The Lord's Prayer” . How wonderful it Is! H Is ao In­ clusive and balanced. It ia a prayer that, If sincerely said, by all men would bo the an­ swer to ao much of the trou­ bles of the world, and yet it ia dangerous, too. Let us ex­ amine some of the petitions to Illustrate our point. The arcond petition says, "Thy Kingdom Come." We need to ask ourselves if we sincerely want all that is in­ volved in life as it would have to be lived If all people lived as Jesus says for us to in His Kingdom. This would mean, of courae. being willing to obey the King of Kings and as weYead "The Sermon on the Mount" from which tills pray­ er Is taken most of us find n wide gap between our live* and His will for them. As we continue with our study we see, "And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors." Perhaps this is the most dangerous part of thia great prayer. How many of ua can honestly say that we want God to forgive u* to the exact degree, and In the same spirit, that we forgive our fcllowmanl When we ponder this point we think of the many people we know who are good in many ways but who seem to find it hard to forgive. Our Saviour placed ao much em­ phasis on forgiveness that we could go on and on witli dis­ cussion of its importance. 1 hope no one will come to the conclusion that the preach­ er wants people to atop pray­ ing because it Is my convic­ tion that If a person Is a Christian he will find prayer an Indispensable part of hia life. All I want to do ts to re­ mind all of ua that we should be alncere In our prayera. If we are living In such a way that we cannot conscientious­ ly pray "The Lord's Prayer" let ua not atop praying It, but change our way of living until this prayer offers no dan­ ger but only blessing. Community Methodist Honors Students Hy Jane Caaaelberry A reception was held Sun­ day evening In Weaver Hell of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church to honor the young people of the church who will he attending colleges and universities this year. Mra. Edgar Lyons and Mrs. Mary Mobley, secrtarics of children's work for the Wom­ an’s Society of Christian Service, were in charge of planning the affair attended hy other members of the Old­ er Youth Group and Senior MYF as well aa the honorees. COLLEGE HOUND student* who wore honored Sunday evening at a re­ ception at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church included, left to right, Judy Lambert, Carl Swofford, Kenneth Miller, Darlene Shea, Loiennnu Wagner and John Haynes. (Herald Photo) KKV. DALE MCCLAIN, missionary to Hong Kong, left, points out loca• __ A_ 1, AOriental mIoisI nl laei/vwnSMf Qr\nl«4te tion of# Al the now center to 1be built l.ia by t the Missionary Society Into church lay leader, Marvin McClain, during a vist to Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church last Sunday night. (Herald Photo) A ________ $25,000 Bond 4 * Sale Underway For Mission By Jane Casselberry Sale of a 123,000 bond Issue sponsored by the Prairie Lake Baptist Church of Fern Park haa been underway this week for the purpose of securing funds In begin construction on the first unit of an education­ al building for the Lake How­ ell Baptist Mission. Rev. Leonard Jones, minis­ ter of Prairie Lake which ser­ ves as Motlicr Church for thr mission, reported today that it is hoped sale of the launls can lie concluded by this rveIn ordrr that construction M YFs To Attend ning can begin immediately. Assisting with the sale* |s District Picnic Matt Howell, representative of the bonding company, wlm By Jane t'a»»r|brrry was guest speaker last week The Intermediate and Sen­ for Sunday morning senders ior MYFa of the Casselberry at the mission and for evening Community Methodist Churrh services at Prairie Lake. will meet at the rhurclt al 8:30 Satutduy morning to g j UA Camp by Sunday School bus to Moss The RA boya of the First Tark for the Christ the King Baptist Church nf Laka Mary Sub-District picnic. The group e n j o y e d another weekend will return to Ilia church at camping trip at Lake Monroe 1:30 p.m. thia past weekend. Ralph Sandy llowa and Honnlo Taylor had the devotional Reiker, fellowship chairman, pariod at night after a day are In charge of planning of swimming, fishing and food for the Casselberry hiking. Thirteen hoys and group. three leaders were present. ._ a Knights Sponsor Communion At All Souls lly Donna Kate* Saint Itichard'a Council 3357, Knighta of Columbus, Sanford, aponsored a Family Communion Crusada at tha H:30 a. m. Mass at All Souls Catholic Church laat Sunday. Itrv. Iticliaid Lyons, pastor, celebrated the Mas* whlrh was offered for tha aperdy recovery of Deputy Grand Knight John Kennedy who is hnspituliicd at S e m i n o l e Memorial Hospital. Assisting Father Lyons was Itrv. Ralph Knlser, Catholic Chaplain at Sanford Navul Air Station and Chaplain of the Sanford KC Council. Approximately 150 memtiers of the Council and their fnmilira attended the service. Ilreukfnst of ham and eggs waa served to the group at the Council Hall on Oak Street following the Mass. John Ponton, Catholic Ac. tivitles chairman and his eotii. mitten were in charge of arlaiigementa for tho Crusade and George Drmottiu, Council Activities chairman, assisted hy Jerry Farrrla and John Corso, made at langcnu-nts for tho hreukfast. Clergymen's Interest In Campaign Rising Religion la America By Lewis Cassals talked Press International An old American tradition holds that clergymen should not meddle In politics. Thia time • honored precept was Ignored during the i960 presidential c a m p a i g n by a o m a Protestant ministers who thought that election of a Roman Catholic would be a national dlaaater. There aro indications that it will be evan more widely defied In this year's earn paign. Judging by the rash of statements which have al­ ready appeared, many clergy­ men (Ml an IrrMlatlbla com­ pulsion (o take aides In the contest between Lyndon H. Johnson and Barry Goldwater, For example, the Republi­ can nominee has been prais­ ed by ooe Episcopal clergy­ man hia own bishop, tha lit. Jpv. Joseph M. baric oi 1‘hoc nix, Arix, fur his "profound faith in God . . . deep person­ al honesty and great integri­ ty." And he haa been denoun­ ced by another the Rev. Dr. John K. Krumm, chaplain of Columbia University aa "a candidate who la openly contemptous of all tha church haa been saying and teach­ ing" on social Issues, Clergymen of all denomina­ tion* who waged an tnterfaitb bsttla for passage of the civil rights bill are acutely con­ scious that Goldwater voted against It. Having taken the position that the struggle for racial jusllca ia a moral Is­ sue, they find themselves won­ dering wbeihar it is not also a moral imperative to support a presidential candidate who la In sympathy with the new law. Thl* viewpoint was reflect­ ed in a recent statement by the Rev. Dr. Robert Nclsou, Those who will he college bound thia fall attending in­ cluded Judy Lambert, Weathersfield, who will attend Or­ lando Junior College; Carl Swofford, Altamonte Springs, University of Florida; Ken­ neth Miller, Casselberry, Asbury, K e n t u c k y ) Darlene professor of theology at Oberiin College, Oberiln. Ohio. Although Ui* Republican nominee "ia not a ranting white supremacist," I)r. Nel­ son said, "his equivocal state­ ments on the subject and hia daclaion to vot* no on the civ­ il rights bill give us hardly any reason to expect that aa president he would care to use the power of his office to s e c u r e the constitution^ rights of all Americans." The Arizona senator'* views on foreign policy also are pro foundly disturbing to many clergymen who believe that balance of world peace is a delicate and difficult task and one In which the church has an urgent intetest. •Ken. Uoldwatrr's otl-exprosed views aro diametri­ cally opposed to everything for which America's throe faiths have stood in respect to intcrualioual rciatiqps," says the Rev. Dr. John C. Bennett, president of Union Theological .Seminary, New York. On thr oilier hand, Goldwater ran count on substantial supiKul from conservative Protestants and Catholic* who favor a hard line In dealing with Communists. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Oviedo Circles » ^4* i Set Meetings By Evelyn Lundy Clrclaa of the Oviedo Firat Methodlat Church WSCS toilay announced the schedule of meetings for the month of September. The Morning Circle will meet next Tuesday nt 0:30 at the home of Mra. Bill Martin nnd the Bethany Cir­ cle will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. John I'iloian in laingwnod. The Mary Martha Circle will meet Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 3 p. in. at the home of Mrs. Harold Barnes. Members of tha Chapel Guild Clrrlf will meet with tha various other circles thia month. Attend services tfxis week at ijour own bfaceof worship J o r . . t w W ILO O M 9 W * 9 9 H Virginia Petroskl I*. O. Boa 1214 Sanford Nor* Norrla TR 8.1514 8. Seminole l*h>Hi* Rugtnetine FA 2-9254 Lake Mary Mildred Harney 999-3831 Deltona SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st 4k Sanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8151 /< Mary Gettings Beer Lake 293-9947 Sophie Ha late DeBary 888-4192 Grace Methodist All Souls Catholic Youths To Have Communion Sunday To Hear Guest .Shea, Caaaelbarry, Emory and H tnry, Virginia; Loieanne Wagner, Altamonte Springe, Orlando Junior College; and The Catholic Youth Club of nle Langford and Ricky GleeJohn Haynes, Lonjrwood, Rob Sanford's All Souls Churrh son. Jones College, South Carolina. will receive communion thia In succeeding years, offi­ Sunday at the 1:30 a.m. Mass. cer* have been. 1961, Pat Following the Mass a busi­ Kuhn, president; John Ja n ­ ness mealing of the group will sen, vice president and Bar­ be held when new officer* bara Bolger, secretary; 1962, will be nominated and elected. Penny Gleeson, preit<|ent; Special speaker for the meet­ Roger Accardl, vice president ing will be Rev. Ralph Kais­ and Bety Brandt, secretary; er, Catholic chaplain at San­ 1963, p a t Nolle, president; ford Naval Air Station, and Mike Bowes, vice president all Catholic student*, grade* and Diane Accardl, secretary. nine through 12, are Invited to The program offered the By Donna Eatea membership has been well Approximately 150 persona attend. The All Soul* Catholic received by the young people. attended a steak banquet last Saturday night aponsored by Youlh Club wa* organized at High on the list of past activ­ 8aint Richard’s Council 8357, a meeting held Oct. 15, IBM. ities have been visits from and Knights nf Columhus a t the Officers elected at this time to other area youth groups. Council Hall on Oak Street In were Pauline O'Rourke, pres­ These include St. Peters in ident and Ward Water*, Sue DcLand, St. Teresa's in Titus­ Sanford. Tho banquet was held to Mummert, John Denies, Jean- ville, St. Johns In Orlando. St. Andrews In Orlando, Good conclude tha season of tha Shepherd in Orlando, Sacred Central Florida KC Travel­ H eart in New Smyrna, Bless­ ing Bowling League. Saint Church Youths ed Sacrament in Clermont, Richard's Council was award­ St. Mary of the Lake in Eua* ed trophies for placing first Set C a r Wash; ti* and St. Pauls in Lcaburg. and second in the tournament At this time plans aro un­ held recently which had a to­ Bake Sale derway for an Annual Day of tal of 14 teams from seven The Youth Group of the Con­ Recollection for the Catholic councils participating. Presented the third place gregation Christian Church of Youth of Centrral Florida trophy was Father Downey Sanford will sponsor a car with the first to be held in Council 4934 of New Smyrna wash at the Tenncco Station, Sanford at All Souls Church 18th Street and French Ave­ on the Feast of Christ tha Beach. Memhera of Sanford’s Team nue, and a bake sale at Winn- King, Oct. 25. Some 350 stu­ One were Howls Harrison, Dixie, corner 25th and French, dents are expected to attend captain; C h u c k Tournoux, from B a. m. until 5 p. m. this this event. Carl Von Harbulla, Ralph Saturday. Both projects hava been Tezold and Buddy LeFIls and on Team Two, Al Poultner, planned under direction ot Christ Episcopal captain; Ed Simon, Jerry Sherry Scott, chairman of the Farella, John Piarro and Pate group's Actions Committee. Sets Meetings Dugan. Tha lata Paul Patold Proceeds will be used to send By Donna Eaten also was a member of Team a representative to the State Rally which ia scheduled Sept. Mattings scheduled for tha Two In earlier play. next week a t Longwood's Distinguished guaita a t the 11-13 in Avon Park. Christ Episcopal Church war* banquet Included Rav. James announced today hy Rav. Judge, chaplain of Council Rosary Group Chart** W. Stewart Jr., vicar. 4934; Rav. Ralph Kalsar, Th# executiva board of tha chaplain of Council 6387; Epiacopal Churchwoman will Georgs Ray, grand knight of Meeting Set meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Council 2112; Milton HackBy Donna Estes wolf, grand knight of Council The Rosary making group of with Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, presi­ 5160; Frad Emond, grand the Catholic Carlties Commit­ dent, conducting the meeting. Th* A ltar Guild meeting knight of Council 4934; Wil­ tee of the Church of Nativity’* liam J. Baglay, president of Catholic Women’s Club will will take place Thureday a t 7 tha Florida State Council meet Monday at 8 p. m. in p. m. and tha Sunday School Teacher’a Meeting will fol­ Knights of Columbua Bowling tha church social hall. Association and Carl Von Mrs. Shirley Corklll la low a t 8 p. m. AU threa meeting* will be Herbulls, president of tha chairman of the committee and Central Florida KC Travel­ Mrs. Jennie Fox will serve aa held a t tha Parish House on Church Street. ing Bowling Laagu*. instructor for the group. Council 5357 Has Supper For Bowling League Missionaries A Special guest! al Grac« Methodist Church thia S u n / day will be Dr. and Mr*. Ju ­ lian Nave, former missionar­ ies to India. Dr. and Mr*. Nave apoke at a recent meet, ing of tha Woman's Society of Chriitian Service and wero •o well received they have ^ been Invited to return in or­ der that the entire congre­ gation ran meet them. At 9:48 a.m. Promotion Day will be observed in the Church School. All claaaea will meet together in th# ■enctuary to hear Mrs. Nava speak, aftar which all chil­ dren, Pre-school through tha Sixth Grade, with their par- ^ ante, will go to their naw classes to meet their teach•ra and previaw tha naw church school litaratura which goes Into uae this fall. Dr. Nave will deliver tha ■ermon a t the 11 a.m. Wor­ ship Service. A t 6:30 p.m. the Methodist Youth Fellowship groups of \ Sanford’s three Methodist Churches will meet together for their traditional Fifth Sunday United Meeting. Fol­ lowing a covered-dieh supper there will be a recreation pe­ riod and program. Dr. and Mrs. Nava will apeak on their work at the Lodlphur Institute In India, illustrating their talk with colored slid**. *J Family Suppers To Be Resumed By Jane Caaaelberry The regular monthly Fellowahip supper at Community Methodist Church of Casaelberry will be resumed next Wednesday at 9:48 p.m. All those attending are aaked to bring a covered dish and their own table eervlce. A family night program wiU follow the eupper. mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only PER WEEK �Shr f ta n f n r l frra lO SHS Key Club Meets Fri. Aug. 28. T>4—Pngc 3 South Seminole, sLyman High Bus Schedules Set Bui ichedules for Lyman High School and South Semin­ ole Junior High School, both of which begin classes Mon­ day at 8 a m., were announ­ ced today by Herbert Muse, Seminole school transporta­ t i o n director. He said that buses would start dally rounds at 7 *.m.. but suggested that during the first week school children be at their bus stops five to 10 minutes early. Oakland Shores and Altamunte Springs will be served by bus lid; Ridge Road, O’, Brien Road and Prairie Lake w Drive by bus 82; English Es­ tates by bus 75; and .Scott’s Garage, South to 17-92. to Spartan Drive, north on 17-92 toSeminuia Blvd. and north to Lake Drive by bus 74. Jins 79 will run from the Or­ ange County line on Lake Howell Road north to Sll 436 and on Lake Anne Lane uml _ 1-ake Howell Road. But 87 will ® service the Goldcnrod area and bus 71 will handle the Longwood area down east Lake Avenue to the extreme north end of Longwood. Bui 63 will serve the Grant Avenue area and the area of Longwood Elementary School. Bus 81 will serve Markham Road and Longwood Hills, bus ^ 57 the Molnar Avenue and North Orlando areas, bus 77 the West Lake Brantley Road and SR 436 and bus 68 will start at the Bear Lake School, serve McNeil Road, Bunnell Road to SR 431 and also Sn 436. Oakland Shores, Oranolo Road, Maitland, Palm Spring Road and SR 436 will be served by Bus 78, bus B1 will handle Florida Blvd., Hermits Trail, SR 436 and Palm Springs Road. Bui 69 will serve the Uriarwood and Wcatiicrsficld area and bus 02 will handle Tanglewood. Bus 88 will serve Big Bear Iuikc, Linncal Beach Drive, Bear Lake Road, Holiday Ave­ nue, Croton Road and SR 436. J Bus 89 will serve Oakland Hills and SR 4331 while Bus 93 will run on Douglas Ave­ nue, Kit 436, SR 431 and Moiiito Manor. A CLOSEOUT W ith Its Sponsors ganlzation about several fa­ cet# of recent and future de­ velopments In the junior elub. at a joint luncheon, Wednes­ day, at the Civic Center. District Governor McCrec challenged Die parent organration to develop "better fu­ ture Kiwanlnna through closer bason with the Key Club, giv­ ing them advice, guidance nml helping them become better citizens.’* South Seminole Elementary McCree urged more visita­ School, which will open an hour tion between the two elub* later this school term than It and said that "investing their It did last year, has had to time, leadership ami experi­ ■i-schedulc two of its normal ence in the hoys club, would result In a better school, a bus runs. The two buses which serve better city and nation." the Kaatbrook area will ope­ Jimmy Barks, delegate to rate on the s i me schedules a> the national Key Club Con­ they did last year except that vention in Dallas, Texas, re­ buses will ruu one hour later. ported on his trip there and Hus 87, driven by Mrs. Bet­ outlinrd the theme* and high­ ty Ishell, will serve Coronada, lights of the meeting. Bennett and David at 8:01 Barks sniil that the theme a. m.. Bennett and Sherry at for Key Ctllba for the year 8:10, North Orlando at Devon is “Inspire Individual initia­ at 8:15, Lombardy and Edge tive." mun at 8:20, the Elk Station at 17 92 8:30, 17-92 and Con­ Ho noted that the Florida cord at 8:33, the Casselberry Key Club delegation won five Burger King at 8:40, the Cas­ prize* nt the convention. selberry Fire Station at 8:15 Jeff Williams and David and xlmuld arrive at the school Lanier both were delegates to I Boys State in Tallahassee and at 8:50. Mrs. Elsie Carver, driving leported to tlie Kin unis Club bus 79, will start pickups on 1on their attendance there. Pine Street across from Lyman Both rated it as a fine exper­ High at 8 a. m., at the Dog ience and one that hail given Track at 8:05. 17-92 and Sc ml- them a gieat deal of inspira­ inula Blvd. 8:10. 8:15 at Semi­ tion. nole Blvd. and Ivy ami Sweet­ Joe Fiirless. president of the water road at 8:25. The re­ Seminole High Key Club In­ maining stops wilt tie the same troduced other members of as those last year and tho the club who were in attend­ tius should arrive at the school ance at the luncheon and ask­ at 8:50. ed that the Kiwanl* Include U s t year South Seminole the Key Club tn their philan­ Elementary opened at 8 a. tn. This year the open hour is thropic endeavors, so that the two clubs could work together 9 a. m. for the good of the commun­ ity. Ernest Cowley, Khvanls Pinecrest Baptist Church an­ representative to Key Club nounced today that Hie was program rbulrman for Church wide Western Style Fel­ the day. He announced that lowship an<| Chicken Bar tie cue Coarh Jim McCoy has been will be held at the church Sat­ named faculty advisor this urday afternoon ns planned. yenr, for tha club. Members of the Seminole High School Key Club and their district governor, Allen McCrec of Orlando, told mem­ ber* of their sponsoring or- GALAXIE SALE School Resets Bus Schedule TWO SCOUTS of Troop 3-1, sponsored by the First Methodist Church have advanced to Ufo Scout, ami received their badges at recent Court of Honor ceremonies. Here Scoutmaster \V. \V. Tyre, right, presents the badges to Russell Echols, left and Ducky Smith, center. (Herald Photo) SOUTH SEMINOLE Junior High School faculty members and tlioir hus­ band* and wives were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Likens, seated right, on Lake Seminary. Among those attending were Mr*. Galen Craigo, Mr. Craigo, the new vocal music teacher; ami Principal and Mrs. John Angel. The one hundred guest* en­ joyed Hwimming, water skiing and a smorgasbord supper. THAT MEANS PLUS DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET! - - - - ALL BODY STYLES- - - A RAINBOW OF COLORS W E’L L T A L K T U R K E Y W ITH Y O U ! you'll be happier in a FO R D purchased From Strickland - M orrison, Inc. Church Event On **Your Ford Dealer Since 1931’* 308 EAST FIRST ST. PRONE 322-1481 SANFORD, FLORIDA Moose Women Plan Dance S a n f o r d Chapter 1404, Women of tho Moose, will sponsor a Shipwreck Dance to be held Saturday, Sept. 6, beginning at X p.m., at the new Moose Home located on Palmetto Avenue near the 27th Street intersection in Sanford. Plans for the dance were f completed Monday night by the group at the regular Chapter Night business meet­ ing. Co-workers Eva Moore was named as chairman In charge of food arrangements and announcement was mud.that a “ Treaaurc Chest of Prizes" would be awarded during the evening. A live band will play for dancing. * AH members of Loyal Or­ der of Moose and Women of the Moose and their Invited gtn-sts are invited to attend. Proceeds will go toward fu r­ nishing the new building. PIGGY RANKS from plastic bleach bottles, made by the kindergarten and primary department at tho Geneva Methodist Vacation Church School, are displayed by. front, left to right, Dana Schluscmoyer. Diane Schlusemeyer, Lynn Yarlsirotigli, Donna Sliawley and Collette Hughey; back, Jimmy Sliawley, David Oldham, Hilly Kiimaml, Randy Ford and Grant Forth Carol Sue Torres, back right, was teacher fur the depart­ ment which hnd average attendance of 13 at each weekly session, Mrs. Virginia Hpghey was assistant teacher. ((Herald Photo) a Home of your Own! B a rry 's V iew s A ttacked CLEVELAND (U PI)—Tl.e administration Thursday made an attack on Republican pres­ idential candidate Burry M. Coidwater’s military views and what it called his "missUitemenu" about nuclear weapons. Deputy Defeat* Secretary Cyrus R. Vanre, along-time associated of President John­ son. described America’s “ mi- pa relied military strength" and ami ght to rebut Goldwa­ ter claims in a speech before the Veterans at foreign W a r s (VKW) convention here. On Tuesday, the convention heard Gnldwuter propose that greater control over smaller, hattlefield-lype atomic wea­ pons should be vested in the supiemu Allied command in Europe. an American officer. Without mentioning th o Arizona scuntur by name, Vance termed ns ‘dangerous­ ly misleading" the suggestion that any atomic veu|ioti* could lie oalled small or con­ ventional. The largest blockhuatcr !Kiln ha which weighed six ton* 1 in World War II wen- hand gietlndes compared with to- | day’s infuntry support nu­ clear Weapons, lie said. in R a ven n a Park “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” Your whole family will love living — In Rnvcnnn Park I Drive Went on 20lh Street nml watch for our niRita. You’ll find It’s plensnntly quiet — awny from noiwy traffic und other dULructjtmn, yet conveniently clone to schools, churches, LBJ's Name Is (Mississippi) Mud t| f _ w JACKSON, MU*. (UPI) — The first group of Mississippi delegates returned home Wed­ nesday from the National Democratic Convention. One ■aid what happened in At* lantic City ha* killed the Democratic party in Missis­ sippi “fur the next 100 year*." Other Mississippi Demorratir leader* made it plain that the one thlnjr that ole ■olutely won’t happend when the state convention rrrum ei on Sept. 9 i* the endorsement of President Johnson, None of tlie top state lead­ er* immediately took a stand for Republican nominee Bar­ ry Cold water but a numi*er predicted he would curry the elate. I.U Cov. Curroll Curtin predicted he would gut TO to 80 per cent of the vote. Some predicted the DemocraU would either put up a separate slate of Democrats pledged to Goldwater or to ahuply Lack the Republican elector* and avoid splitting the vote. Curtin called the controv­ ersy over seating the Missis­ sippi delegation a "disgusting exhibition" and accused Pres­ ident Johnson of '‘master­ minding the insults against us." Cart in said he wanted to See Mississippi follow u sen­ sible course to sro our vutes count against him — in the most effective way.” Midwell Alia in, 70-year-old chairman of the state j arty, •aid if Johnson “have given one wink, the regular Demo­ cratic delegate of Mississippi Would have been recognized." He gave an "emphatic no" when asked if he would *upl>ort Johnson. “ If that be treason, then I am sorry." On the other hand, Adam would nut say whether he would back Uoldwater. He said he had little faith in any third party Movement such as that hinted at by Alabama Ouv. 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Wilson Soys: Kind Words For Pels It’s no news, of course, that a don's life these (lavs is something many a man should have a* ifood ns. lines a French poodle have to wor­ ry nhotit makinn his sales quota or meeting the payments on the family car or putting Junior through school ? For that matter, have you heard of any Slnmeso aits cracking up from overwork? And now Ihey say that there are 760,000 prt monkeys in the United States—all of them no doiiht living just as poshly ns the pet dogs and pet cats. lie fore we grow morose over this, HELP! Redistrict Edict Flayed let's hang on grimly to the brighter side. It seems to he the nature of peo­ ple to spoil those they love. And if this tendency can he confined to an­ imal jiets, maybe there will he few­ er spoiled children. A spoiled poodle or a show-off eat Is merely amusing. A precocious brut is, well . . . So let's keep on with the pet mon­ key business, go to the dogs with our excess indulgence and give the kids a chance to grow up unspoiled. This will please everybody but tinkids. United f're»* International Sen. Barry M Gnldwaier « niiot effective a p p a l f"r f.tr’h vote* in this presidential elec­ tion would he an nil- ut de­ nunciation of tlie Supremo Court'* order on legi-lntive r,-apportionment. The c o u n La* ordered the slate.f to re­ Legal Arteries Harden « 3 fl For the 12th year the Institute of Judicial Administration of New York University has taken the pulse of the nation's judicial system. Diagnosis: Hardening of the legal arteries. Prognosis: Still critical but Improving. The statistics show that it takes an average of 17.0 months for a per­ sonal injury case to reach jury trial from the date on which a defendant files an answer to n complaint. Last year it was 18.0 months. The annual survey is devoted to personal injury cases because they account for a substantial amount of litigation. Courts may he up to sched­ ule in other areas, such as criminal or commercial calendars. Not all the delays are to he Mam­ ed on Hie courts. Time has elap-ed front the date of on injury to the in­ stitution of a suit, and more time to filing of an answer to the complaint. Even after a case is on the docket, "the law’s delay” is often lawyers' delay. Many trial adjournments are caused by counsel w ho have not pre­ pared their cases in time. At any rate, out of IH7 principal courts of general J u r i s d i c t i o n Thought For Today And if you be unwilling to s e n e the Lord, choose this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your fathers served in tin- region beyond the Itiver. or the gods of the Amnfiles in whose laud you dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.—Joshua 21 Ift. • • * If Christ dwells In the family cir­ cle, parents are held in honor ami children practice obedience,—E, <’. Peters, Fourth Federal Branch? I•s ( WASIH NOTON, D. C. How would jolt lit.•• lo ntatol in Die H. S. F m lrl „f A|,|"-als with a henvy v en lirt sgnihkt ynu and one or more of the Appellate Jitilge, enswvring IJip following dereriplluti: (t .J You had la-en publiely rastlgnlod by him a*, "conteniptihle." (2.) You hnd publlely altacked him fur taking u ""ft linn toward dope pi-ddleia in tile Courl. (2.) You hail Imd welt pul llried guarrcl* wilh bun over bow to Avriff IL.' Kf»n an War, over Inviting Robert rippeliIieliner lo apenk on till- college campus and over I lie Ju d g e's family's alleged protiteerlng In highway conairuction. (1.) You hnd made known jfiitr disapproval of Id, atlitudn tow ntd loyalty oaili* for public offiilni*. It hardly needs arguing thni your ronfidm r* — und every)',sty's rutifldetli-o — in am-li nt trfbuiuil witild not in* high. Vrl f ht* ii 1•!*v u rri|dl"ii* d" apply to Appelhr fort' v-httm PuLliifhi'r Will lit m L«»*h MaiHhMNtrr, (N II I took bD appeal from a very costly jiulginenL Thnl Isiti'li in ii frusAdiiiK tight Is t, mill nul vrry rim in* my witii o th er New Kogland |iulil!$•Iiiat it, i|tif*suT ii(si)ii!ilify him from roinplaiiiitig about it siimithui lliitt rmihi iuvulvo any of 11s. Iiorb'i Senator, Norris Cotton ilt., N II, 1 bio, Inlroiliieed s loll (S. 2f,:iH| tu |n» \ i*nt m 1it 1git nt In #* Herald Area Correspondents •i Sjfralb L |T. fj. ('"iirt cf Appeal* from - l i f t ' rim: tIn st- ilix:i<lv.uiluir> ». Tilt- I'ntlon inenMirn w.iild li'-rmlt anybody before such » ui'iirl to file i.n affidavit of pri'jiiilii e slut bias which, If upheld, w-uutd bring in ntitilliur Judge, T h u till! is » ciiinpiiiiioii piece In ano ther in on sun* w Itlcti furmety puts■,| the S f 11ft I*• t'ill (I'lC not tin' II oiim'I allowing to litigant In challenge tin- prejudice of u District Jud ge. T h t whole m a t te r of the federal jtiilh la r y ’i bullying •>f the d t l i ' i i r y ki-f'iiit coming tn n showdown a ft e r year* *>f grievance w ithout n-medy. There vial • popular upoiitf iiviir llm recent Supreme I'u u rl deah'lon ag a in -l puldl*' mliixit praying, unit the CJOI' platform has sided with 1ti* people M T h race nil y, the Supreme f'n u rl'a urdei on r, apportionment of ria l, legis I a llu re * tm u l i i l - e 'l iff, Dr. Crane’s Q #s ond A 's Worry Clinic t a s k T ’ If) ('.rant IliiMIe is Ha popular 111id western a d v e r ­ tising icptCMMilallve tor Kdi(nr and J'utrlislier, tile join no I r,f nevipn|reril«>m. Hu is Indirectly responsible fur today'* ruse as note: " H r C u r ie ," Vlary lirlckb-r began, T am currently walking on a science project at Madonna High ,St tlool tiere In Chicago. "Il deals with FSB (K xtra Sen Miry B e n , plnul t alul Ilf liLi I ion to tiiu Aixlii Ai'lisu til man "M y biology teaclaT i* Mi** Valdlna and -'In- *ny* you a te a v,**l friend of her father, Mr. (rlallt lllddle "So *tie suggested | ask you for advice oil I -sic” 1’iie usual scientist If very sk e p tltsl about telepalJn. which u what K-st* depend* ujion. t an you read another pci sou's, mirvl? A great in any rase* have been collected at Duke I n, vers it y to try to xupmirt the idea that ICS I* actually lines occur. "D r. Craw*," ora* of my \ o r th w r * |c r n I’niversity st-i ,!■ ut* lieg.ni, I a ill li v in g w e an older m arried sister here in livaiutou "And last Monday, my *ii* te r suddenly *i«tke up a t tlie (aide and *aid, 1 liave a teeluiK that Molla-r lx dead ‘ VVell li< r hli'tiand and I re a s su re d In-r to Lie contrary lint witlun an tioiir. we leceivcd a telegram telling ila that inollier had passed aw ay' "So waxti’t Hi at a perfect caws ul telepathy or LSI’?" 'I lux type of flUiut mil lia* been diipllc.ihd many times in 'in- d a ta compiled at Duke t iiivi i say. Hut tiefore you come to a emir til* ion, also consider a new spaper contest conducted here in ( lllcago by Hie DailyNew * a few year* ago Four panels of a cartoon strip wen* shown. And the "tiall,siiis" Were filled with dialogue in the first three. In the last panel the c,vi­ le, tant was tu HI) in lia- winds in tlie tialluun And out id over 1.3m) entries that day , liOO (OtdaliKfl the identii a I word* In th at final balloon Ilo you reader* think tlime i, si people read ea c h other’s mind? ’ ll did tlM-v start with the som ewhat listless. In the motlwr's weekly let lera thereafter, Hat mother had suggested how she wished her heirloom* parcelled out among the children. Tlien the mother'* u»ua! letti*r failed to arrive th at parti* eular Monday So w .n it ESP nr subcon* scions diflm-tion using tnayla* what we rail sub minima! cue*. Unit led the marries! d aughter to say "I Just feel th at mother Is dead " A tot of chance h.i|>]M-ostam-es occur which Toni, like le'epjithv Sis I'll leave It to you reader* Ns'I'll :^ ^ J ? T 3 « .G S s a i^ B I E ~ <e *' - U S K S M I WvJSfhii:-1-. , f.i <T aiw an). In n »ittml»ur of other roiin11lea furl her *«di*l mill la d lfif i* ff(‘n Leini? niadiL ru’f»»tHirdrt of tin «|e% *1m)iniept lundin^ ui tLa next fu• .i l Year Will Le ro in t’lil»ah-d in India, I'akiHtun. T'tirki*^', Niiofia, Tuni*ia, Lhile and * I'onhnt. f lur aid I* r««n« * n* t titled in Xh e te cou ntr n h lie* 111lh*■ they are tun Ier I nk inr the kind of netf help meimureH IMlkll In'Klltl, (ilfiT D W n II that will enable them event­ wrnuked l»> eivll u n i , tlir n ually to stand on f l a i r own fourths of it* laud w.m held fuel. l*y (%iiiifiiuuli«tN, \\«'4ta*rn Lu Foreign aid him also non e r«|n* vuia (rear in ofo iuo ml- a long way in term s of tho Jajiiin u u i Dtill in h m d e n o il I H. t e w otirvt x, T « ruln%. dav's forrigti aid burden l» Today, tfi« c m m t r i t i uf loss than half u« heavy a* U WinfiTii Kuni|H* and .Iii|uiii | u a » |5 >».»r* iirn, In lt»PL an* e> oiKdutcally soimd and I’ S fnreign aid amounted to ar»! <*arryiiur on aulmtantial » >*ut two percent of our foreign a i*| protfruiua uf tin ir i*wn. Our fnrrljjn aid program in no w direuird tn th<* di*- LOOK! velepin^ mil i n* uf A nIii . A fiiiu and I a tm Xiiiimicu and we un* making >«lui prnKn ss in hid|dnir many of fhrtMp mu in Lent of tlrr fn*p world LfAitk out of tiro vh’iom* cir­ cle of poverty, hunger, i«nor- IN N ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS R EN O V A TIO N ancia a n d dineurir. AineHcnti m u nun it* anee I««h done its* job and him been p rininntttl niiur;uiher in •Mime Bev«-nt«'eit .o u n tr ie i. In n«hlith n to the Marshall H un conn trie* th<**<» im lude Jap an , Spain, A*Ufrn*|«\ia and Le Latuin. In 14 ro un tn e* in A^ia, Latin America, anil -Africa, I hr transition to eco­ nomic self-support is u n der­ w a y ami the need for L'.S. foreign aid is draw ing tn a close. These II include such dram atic rimes of successful uphill economic progress as (ireectj le r tc l, and F ree Chi- gr«i,*» nntiotia] produu! and |* pei cent of the Federnl Hud K»-t. Today, foreign aid uc con fit * for lew* 111si ti one p e r ­ c e n t of t h e t ■"SI * and u n d e r five porceni of tlie budget In t«*nn* of u h n t Individual countries actually receive our aid was uls'i relatively much la r g ir in the early year?1* Ihirini* the heiiflvf of the .Marshall Flan, A inerttan aid ummmted tn a* much per Kurnpean per year. Tnda>. the region where our aid Is largest per person i* Latin A nnrica, where It amount* to about per >car per person. In Africa and Asia. <>ur aid ti moulds to little over f l per person. (Next in this tw o-part Ser­ b s : How Foreign Aid H e l p s the I’ S. Kconomy ) SPEC IA L a IF YOUR RENT IS COSTING YOU $50 TO $75 OR MORE PER MONTH LET US SHOW YOU HOW MUCH HOME WE CAN BUILD FOR THE SAME MONEY I l II) I Li Mil IL (till \iliiiiliist r a l n r . A l' i i m a fo r hitrriinliutiHl llim-lo|»riH m Tlie Ani'Titim foreign net fnn|?rimi hud <*<lni« ii 11)fI{* vMiy ill Mu l » M ulni r f»tM >cl nut In li»*lj» tir*"***'*? and Turkey I<4i ti fun'L tin* tide of < omnninirtt imi^ich (dull tnd to 11<-1p i hr ( MijnlHu of VV'i'vlrHi F i j i u p e rivov> , fiom World War 11 In UMH wluii th#» Mar nlmM H WHY PAY RENT? Forciirn Aid Record " U l. »v ini,.tip III,* ruling ell,**,* »*l Altamonte Springs the stale*. Amt lum wo hnv. Mrs. Julia lierlua a sit-im individuals ruining t« Bear I.ik f-F o re e t t ’lly gre>» fur redress of alleged 1 ske Mary Mr*. Mnrysnn Miles wrung* before Ilia hat Alls* I m n r r s \\ r i t r r t>3*.T6Ta 322-621? (lur «g«, of emir e, i« fur l a*»« Iberrj from tiling tluhpie In feeing Mrs. Jam ( .i»sellwrt| 1 liter pi lv< u lu*»lu between the prill Mh.5044 Mr*. Ittliliir lln iris eiples of w lint It really a Chuluols r.tiH :>831 four part *>.-*t,-in of govern Mr* Jo sn Msgia ra.8 11,01 3K5-3711 litetil. We thillh of the prestl.ongwood - iteuey, the (Tong re a t and tinllrllsry Ml* Dunns Fxles 1 Judiciary ns heiug the tripod M n . . t a n k White H3H-33I7 Hint upholds o u r tysti'tn, h it CCN-II22 netlililly American gov ern ­ Osli ea Deltona Mrs. I.ls tr n re Snyder ment rlritnls Upon a fmirtli Mrs. Mildred tlaaay 322-1811 support th" people. 868-56 Jl Today there exists a t ’ouiiLake Monroe Or led" cll of S ta le tii’verniuent*, Mrs. II. I-. Jnhntna Mr* FNelm l.undy 172472a 365-316U imele up of s t a t e ilelegnles. 1with the purpose o( giving I lie people more direct voice ill national affairs. This council tius made tlirev p ro­ posal* w hidi tnay I** runsideied as comitig from the fourth lirancb of A met icon government. Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, August 28, IU61 Tho first proposal would allow two Itiiiil. tif Hie stales tn propose s m nitllulion ul w altko a. u k l u w , iih id m ash i- im .iiM u ameruliiieiit, ami (lire e * v h a n k v o i .t u i . i s k , r i m i i n « k - c-v**,ai JV M AA V. ITKSITUOM Hom in ' w in .it fourilis to ratify it — thus A i m l l t i killlor A U v n tlsIu * O n —tut Inking tlie Initiative away ■ AHHX I. JOIISKOS HlIV I.IIM.A from F u n g u s * . Ihc second H h u | I ii| Kdllur Adf«l l OI fi |, M .u ,[ > r him m n kki uiis Hiu.rmtt.w proposal would eliminate fed­ T a l t i t t ^ l t K d llu r C t,n * l* l Adt •! tl-IUK X t a n i g r r eral judiciary authority ever IIOIIIS Mil.MAMS JA Alt: IIIU liN A k V I I t l l l l l Editor Uux.li.il M l l l i w the reapportion incut of stale DO t i ll; AI'S ITS t HKD M KM.S legislatures. Moat drastic of Cl 11 Killtur i1 *rt> aalcal Kupt. J i ll I H l i U . I nil, is thu th ird proposal. It H I M . IIM TIVI' Cntialj Kdllur Stull I'hi'l(>#.Iui'li« r would estuldish a court <d the union, composed of the t u iiti H ir-rio s M tik * chief justices of th« highest ■ • • • O illo il Hr Mull s tale court*, to review fwi l . a l i i U lu u a ll All Olka* Jit *»»h lilt I lo r |U It I T o r ptem e Ci'Ulr decisloni that All A Aluutnt A lt I UuKIkt pet tain to (lie sintfk. 1 I t A Muiilkt 1 to I UuMkt I At 1 Uvulk 1 vf 1 MuuIk T bs people ut e too often re. 0 . A P s t t k l l i t f u l t l l o a t pi u t U t i h t i - I t in a U t u i n c r lp i i u u A u> guided as having no part in t t t d Is s d r s s c t . government except to vote. k n l t r t d t t Afro,id t i n t WAtltr (•dlwntr II. I I I ! At ik t r . m Hut here they are preparing o l d . a ot Stnluld, r i u lld t. uniter lb* Act uf Cum of xltr.h to do what tlie executive und legislative branches have fail­ Tkt II aiaIA It • member of lb* U nhid I ' r t t t »Mcb It esIUJi A tA cluaiftl/ is Ib t uft fur if p u b l u t i l u k of t i l ik t Iscai ed to do — reform the r a ­ il ciuhud Judiciary. , H f l J l l t t l l U 11 LA I t t M A J t l . (it Hi m Mi*. In Von Ila)* ;i i :i - I h;; i is more Impulsive, w o r t re­ The liepuhli.-an* are mov­ ing In Congress and will con­ liant on central government tinue to move on tin- politi­ and more inclined to organize cal stu m p to take the 8u* into political machine* run pri me Court nut of Hie husi. by bosses." The rural areas where fioldnes* nf amending the Consti­ tution with respect to the v i i ter should reap vote* on composition of state legis- thi* issue are not limited t i the Midwest bread ha»k«'. ture*. shape their legislature* to « Jam es H. r a t io n , pre*ider.- Tlie re i- a big farm vote, too, "fiMitutiunsl pattern just dt — f tlie National Farm ers Un­ in such state* a* New York, covered in that venerable doc­ ion, si- in* to tie alone among Bettnsy ivania, California an I political agriculturists in sup- Texas. ument. It can he argued tliut n-i port of tlie court. T h a t i» n news strictly speaking. It - "di path rn ,* t-i.iily would b>- new* (f Patton were t 'ud i hief Justice t : I VV., -I, the " th e r sole of the ,plr»n-n and tiis nss-.'late* a-ia-'-d ti'-n. I’a t t i n plays left field id tlie t -.iiftit.ti"u l>> jud'- u niij'lm i) '* league. When ti"Q— Have inAny American Cial iIh I i-v Hlltli tliey " t . i i l ' 1 lit.p- m e down anywhere il birds become extinct ? tlie t luted Stale any time, V — Twenty-three, among the rw ippiutlullin' nt. Thai was part "f tin a r g u ­ j " u ' vp* t t,> fu.ti Button's them the passenger pigeon sttu k of hlue» nuzzling along. ! w h ! c h disappeared from m ent Ilf Ass," late Just Jo hn M. 11ifiIan wti.i .I .-sent- side Hi., clnps if Hie UJO' j North America about 1311, the li'-ath hen of eastern • d fiom W arn n'* m.tjonty Wa lter B lh other. And *u it i* t -.lay. Tiie l Tiitu.fi States and the l.ahra opinion. \L I- i I n ' s Committee on Bo- dor duck o f n o rth easte rn "N othing less than an iw ercise of Hie ann nu g pnvv- 111i d L.'liii at mn (Ui iBK) web North America. ■mill'd the ..... reapporti t tiy this ru urt." w rot- Hiiri"iiU"-itt " " h r m many words, Q - W h a t is the profession lan of the re«pp"tli nmi'i i ord.-r. "Tlie c",Hi's elaiiniiitii.u il-f'ld Mg H.ese thill the o r­ of a dem ographer? fur A —Demography is satixiinf its new cnii*tttulinniil doc­ der meant: "C urtain* trine indicates h"w fa r and rural dom tinted horse-and- rnl study of population, ami howr unwisely It hit* stniy- buggy s tate governments un- n drm rigraphsr 1* one who eii from the ap|ir«i|iri.it« responsive to the need* nf Hie do,-, research on the subject. iiieri o 'ingly urban nation." Imund* of it. authority " t\ i ’mg in the Fanil JoiirQ—W hat was the Marie Ce­ It is ids,, argued th at th :i nul, s t a f f co rn spoinlent leste mystery ? Supreme C ourt iinieminunl of A -The Marie Celeste. » Hie Constitution will deprive I Ctaml'- W, (J if ford opposed rural citizens of Inrg. nutliur- the AFL-CIO philosophy. He sailing craft, left New- York ity over their own lives and wrote this: ‘‘Another view is Harbor on N". 7. 1'7Z. bound In reuse the power nf eity lli.it fanni-rs repieseut un in- l,,r Grotia. Five week* iutcr dweller* over tiem-f-lves and ili-prudent spirit, stalile .oeitil she was found abandoned in their country eousin* Hie 'pmlities, il'.irn l'le in iul siti­ the Atlantic, non miles » f t sa m e c a r t f u l *diiati/«i and i imnlry coiifltis do not liko n' • and uni'iue ecoiiomic in­ of G ibraltar. The crew was simply arrive at tile sam e con- Hint. They at'- lieginnilig to lin e .ta and , . , these ip,al. never heard ffutn. elusion? lie heard from. tl a math teac h er asks loo Eatut " ig .in v a t i"iiuni. pupils how much two times fur tidy are protesting Hie [In? C u m d tu j - _ 1 I o n U ilh , two amount to, and if ad too e'liirt's imposition of the fedstudents say " F o u r ." is tliat era! judiciary a* the overlord an exam ple id mind reading of s tate political systems, 'Hie (KSI’ i? \ it v i y r c JiVof protest* will develop incieaatn the case of my student m g tieul ns the cam paign tiro/ who lejMirtifl tier sifter's a]e gressi'*. If all »ss"i'litte ju s ­ parent telepathy alsmt ltd mo­ tice can accuse his court ther's death, tiere a r e Mime brethren of amending the ?» t • • * . U « ' •* SOU wt V .1 1 4 8 ’ ‘k'WII t additional facts: That sister had VL«it«»l )a-r Constitution hy juilidal pirnR A NF d WO, M DPKJA motiier a month earlier awl res* there I* nut touch li ut 11 not<f| that she was wan awl to w h a t an a n g ry country • throughout the United States, M courts, or 13.1 per cent, reported delays of more than .‘to months. In general, legal congestion paralleled population congestion. Far and away the national lender again was the Circuit Court of Cook County, III. (Chicago), with an aver­ age delay of 57.ti months. (It was tiri months in ltMi3.) At the other end of the scale was the District Court of Yellowstone County, Mont. (Hillings), with a wait of only J.7 months. Holmes Alexander { -ousin or political campaigner itie* of farm people halanes off city political action which might any. H O M O H E Y IF WE BUILD ON YOUR LOT m o w much rent a rc you p n y in g e a c h m o n th ? J $50? $65? $75 or m o ,u ? W h a te v e r rent you [ p a y you a , u b u y in g a h o m e (or xam eo ne lo lto - not for yourxclf a n d fam ily! At the [ e n d of 12 year* you will h a v e a nice b un ch I of rent receipt* b u t no houxe. WHAT $2.00 A DAY CAN BUYI 111 teem* Laid lo believe, but c a iy to prove, ihol lonly 550 a month, which ir lt-»v than $2 00 a Idoy, amounli to 57.2CO in 12 yvais 560 a month llor )2 year* amount* to 58,640 S ’0 a month lor 112 yeari nmounti to 5 10 000 And to on. Alto, a [p art of your monthly poymrntv a ic ten deductliblel 5o . . . no matter how little you are paying Iper month for rent, multiply that by 12 monthi lu n d then mult'ply il b / 12 y eari and tlie total jit how much money you will pay a landlord — jo t pay lot a home of your o * n l 32-Page Catalog Whatever i d e a l you may h a v e of t h e cost e f i tuitable home for yaurtelf and fomily we invite you to writ* lor our lotetl catalog which illus­ trate! our 21 model hornet, thowt iloor plant, and gi«et detail o( conttruchon. There il charge or obligation for thit booklet. You owe ,i to yourtell and f ami l y to find out how much home y o u con get lor the money you a re now paying for rent. W e have built over 100.000 hornet throughout the country and they are our b rtt udverlitemenlt. Juit mod the coupon of c a 1! o! ony one of the Jim Waller bronche*. You will be ihown every courtety. HOW MONEY GROWS IN 12 YEARS $ 50 $ 60 $ 70 $ 80 $ 90 $100 per per per per per per month month month month month month amount! amounts am ounli amount! amount! amount! to to to to to to $ 7,200.00 $ 8,640.00 $10,080.00 $11,520.00 $12,960.00 $14,400,00 4 ( I r a n tn g A B r n r r s s i n t F*H • II,an d New Jim W alterfortM C u v r r for Mallrcu 4 llrsnd N f * I n .u ltlin a » h r z , n rr d n t M . S U : \ r — M * H r r - * r » , B ox S p r i n g * . H h II v hih h I Hr*l«, O d d S t i r * Slid K i n g S i r r I b d * M s d r T u O r d e r a t ) 'U l v r j > 1 ' r i r r s t Echols BIDDING CO. US .Mkgnolia A i, , Sanford 322-6321 OltlCt OSIN r PATt A Wilt. WO01LI orik M HOUtt A OAT. Ultl. I N Dll, t I t tit ID l 15 lu VV. I "Uuitiil II" i. -U W*I*. It. It"* ulttli Bin, Hill M alian Bhunr: 2»3.mt*l Ht VI V. I I O lilD V lM;t Jaiksanville till. B. il Max lh*il Bhunr; t i J J - ' l l * JIM WALTER CORPORATION I o n in te r f ile d in ow n in g o n ew h o r n trr « a ilo lo g o4 h o s m . ‘’SA ’’ M e o ., t ^ u l m e o Norn*.___ __ „ AxiOraa_______________ Cuy----------------------------------------- w&htli Telephone tor ntighboi Mf J-j I e r • c r e a t e It \- iw*4<| In . *- property ,i pt. a Ut 0-d i tree t !*oe 0f drt< ” prepmru »i!l be paid fee I p I (oa oHerd to pap af>p'0*io«at«(p | *sr a r« o bar >•, Putd >k# fa itorl 4orftfuit.cn on n*f Ibenm li; s * ^ I'ii I'fn a *• c a m s «*a «f kuj«*a _ _C*vr,‘T POAlhlp �Gray Ladies Volunteer Services In School Health proaram M d S i: IH .K K D S ill. (>ei'tir iit *i ip,ol 11"tn «*\i i'ssiv e h e a t, an in ju r y an il o ther cause* G ray I.a iiy A lta m e a se !> i\nn, is tram e il t.> meet w ith such an emt'tT'oni y. IH Vtrs, it, |„ Johnson tie r, kid d les, 1 'life lu ll. 1. b rin g up ii touch} subject I ut it's T H A T lim e again, I luii't you lo ur Hint -* huol hell ring ing ? I bet th a t Moil* iluy morning, Inight and e a r ­ ly. there won't In- a single boy and gill lute for school In cause m other will tie s i gla 1 In s. e you hllek 111 si'hmll. Scliool buses will s t a r t t h a t day The drivers nut this iii i ;,' Will he the name ns last year I have *een a lot of new fle es here in my district. New fa m ­ ilies «re on Nm eissvis, Itiver view, J e w e tts lame. * * * Hugh and Ituth flowed if Kivervlew Avenue have gone to Kentucky to bring hark d a u g h te rs Italian a and lleeky who have been having a won­ derful time visiting w ith rel­ atives. * * * The H a rry Wilantis along with d aughters Kim mid Jo y and son H..I are enjo ying the cool (?» liiei'ies of South Carolina Ibis week. • • * Happy birthday to Mrs. K sther Spivey. She aays she is tig y ears young. She told nie In a plume con­ versation th a t her mother has fold her home in llceee ami will move over here to be m a r her. Mrs. Ciregory has I.... .. a frt!i|Mcnt visitor over fieri'. * * * Also a luippy birthday to It tty (Mrs Huh* e r t ) Mann and also co n g ra t­ ulations on her and Hob's th ird wedding unmvvfsiiry. T hey relehrute.l it Saturday by taking in the town n« the Saying goes. I think I h t i . said tIley were g ing shop ping. * * * \Ve want In eon* grHtulnte Ifob .,n roeeiving h i 1 appoint no nt as the tow pos'niU't' r of l.ak'* Munior * * Mr and Mrs, Karl T. Ittooks and family have arrived from Sun 1lo go, Calif ami are looking for a house. They have derided tn niuhn this their home. The lliooks a te very old friends of N athan and pm .u i i in . '.o' '-il> i and act .. Psychiatrist or a rb itra to r :ti css.-ling many children w 'h. r pi >'l m« In general they case tin hardens of flic f d' no utior* "f schools i '.i a i a pi.fly grow ng school p . u:.. io.t in t i i a ua 'le 'cr* i ,, - t ' i i cap-i dy pet for in i .i a I a.lo > rei . i i i vim s j . o f i ui iii -i It. I Cross ■ • ui.ii u. 1 irsf y t and in si . 'ion an I in Io, ti ii.it on Hit i 'h e Health Hep.irt ■i- ■"! t lies w o' r '‘ell Wit It the Public Ih alth \ .ir-r a»s i . in d to 'I • il schools and ■a th dn ' hool prim ipa s \l the end of th. r trainin g pr '..'ii in tin;*' csMie cap* pm and pinting cereniortci ti . "dll ted l*t ,1y I .id I " wear l i ir iirit.’i ins w it fa pi i le l • i■■i;■ mi ’ .Mi',* are tr-m and st.-ippi and .. sy inl»d of pre»* ■ w'luli c m i nands respect, so Mo unio ha» no worries if .1 mi in or s o i l ici ‘ines ill or • ip .i ed at a s. Into! w here I <ir n 1 o ti |« earefully t > ip it g \ ilu rteer s r\ ice Hi \1 Vrtlim \e s in i tl l. a r. l.i tn e 'i m m inter to San for I is tin- tir i eh n t m an of th Si 11 in"le County Viv.eri c.i'i Ifed Cross i liaplet and w 'll he w otViirg closeli with the Cray l ad. school program . fl'ietlil■ at the showei * * * litad to see .1. 11 tiol bnlcM.t l imb I and Mrs s , f Nor­ wood ai d Narine bark home a ft e r a l a . a t h n in ti e moun­ tains uf 11 niiesse. . • * * Veil glad to w . h iimt bark K> v , an,I Mis. I ' ii It.iid n and l o ­ th Mary I,-..use IHv. Hardin, p o t u r of I psala I'ti • -iterlllll ( hull II, fill- been lltti'll ling a sum mer college n bool in Texas oil a seholm shlfi. IP v. < ion y of Ni w S m y ­ rna lleaeb t u , upi. d the pu pit while llev. Hatdili was gone. * * • Well just a re­ minder again kiddles. He on time tit Siliool and HK * t \ TIM li ut tile h i s st> p. If the bus is just a few minutes late just wait bem use II' Will get there. Ilow about Icin g th ere just a few minutes e a r ­ ly to fie sure of catching it since for a few days the linn* schedule will \iiiy a loti • • • tliu thought fills m i is in the form of a s oig > no these words to the till"' "f “ I "t Me I all You Sw ref la ii C and do what it says. I.el m e have v ur fi ■ mlsli p. You'll* a pal of lull.' . I,i t me have a hitlidi la p, I i't mi' see you smile; Walk along tog eth er lining mile by mile, l.et me have your friendship You'ie a |ml of mine. Hr Vesiiiith a n.it.se of Tlant City, was graduated fro u the t nn ersity of Klnri.la il H*V. with Illgil honors, and w i* cr.i hiat.'d Irom Duke t ti . . *itv s k h.m of Medli ne in He interned and i. c e o i I re* den i training m snr.. -I .it 1 I! ll:s Miller Health Ik hi."' t n o . i . ii. of Florida Hem .cii.uiirli interested in p' In t he' .'I health con. lit \ c s ttuIII has al re .|i p r m c l an asset to >or i1" 111 'i■nidi ii some of the re1,\ n i In lia> . omliu'ted 11.* it * * i liaple r I hail in.in of the V ' c: ,.n JJe.l Cross will he it , . i i 1 n ite the f'.itti turns of tii. i.ii ous Kcil Cross coni* m-'tci-s .onI lotijiniinii'.ite w ih !■ .■ i. oal ollicc of ’ .■ N.i I \ ** • it ton ol tin \ m or . i" lit l i s i . , lie fi■. 's the lit ay 1 i lies .iio pi'oi Imd a .■:il and consinietivli sor uTid hopes to >rr e x ­ po hi of tins p i o i am to r.| ,'ppcd to ro p e with Since lur ti r j y bailies h a w been a i it! .if ilit" Junior High Health P ro g ram , Mr. C.irlton >.• .1 t l i .- f has n ever In-on a tim e « nit thci were not <>n .lilt.. (I. . inimi nJi'il the Cray t.ail* ii-> tn t in* utm ost. and eniph.it. u .r U stmeil that they a re a .let nite ,i«M‘t to our co m m on, ilv V |i who h.K evpcildi 1 rt ii . ' ' . hour* in co-ordm.it mg u i ii 'll. ilr.iv I aiites i* Mr» Mai In ,i. K t'sseit. r \ ecu live secret a n of the Vlltei icon KWl i Mrs I’ri.ssell desires ri. pnh city nor com m endat . 'I . portray s a behind the si i ne loic which has Iteen iiistriniieiit.ll in the Miecesa oi tins worthwhile p ro g r a m . 11 , seinmole *'minty i h.,plet o' pt.- \iiiei ic.m lied t ross i> now m the proee.s* of re* c i n i i n g volunteers for Ilia «nniiii silii.ol s e m e s te r Trainin- i Hi.-.-, a re scheduled for I o S ep tem b er 8. at n '} i o in the Health IV p .n l. • lo 'it .l'.ivnU h room So all i n iil os w it Ii a hi Ho spot n I m on i our hand* a rc in.it* c l io io m teer your s e r v ir e i « n.. ii \o n will find gratify m j ,o.l rew arding I’lease en ntaet ttio Villi'n r an lied Cro** of* lice as soon ns possible (of fu rther info n n a t ion. M V Iff if t I'H K N I I S S tiiilile iily fe d s fu iiit in the >i limit * T,tsn m o in, I l t i ’tili! lie ext i ! 1‘ MH‘it l, I " " 111’n )i jii liv ily on llii- | i |; l' p .to iiiiil. sn m c lliiiitt 'Im jite , n r it i iim m iin ii uhli tli .ru -i'. t »i■ a\ I in ly M rs. \ . I*. I.ttvv t'liei k.s lift* |iti|si' ra te to tli'le rm ilii' if the h e a l is n o rm al. \\ i : i < ; i l l \ < ; IN — N il. i m ilv M a rtiti is Hot r i i t m l i i i r eahu'ii i, lu ll kee |iin ir vveiglit tei iiriH is one o f the ilu tio s o f t ln iv I -a* ly .Mrs. l'Y a n k S ti.y ilrr. o f l.n k it M .m \ K li'n te n liU 'y Siditm l, to c s tu M is li m i m ,H o prow lit pm) tlcv L'lojitriciit i li.ir t s . WSCS Circles Set Meetings Ity Ju n e CuvsrllH 'm T u n circles from the Cu* selbcrry Couim uniti Metli" •list I'hiirrh VVM s w II m e ' t Tiirsday innrning. The Sunshine Circle will meet al t) .1 m at tin* luuio' of Mrs Crank Messirk, i d Hibiscus IIoud Mrs lion VI.u I-end. circle c h airm an , will tu in rliarge The Ihircas Circle w ill m e ' t .it 0.30 a m. nt the home of Vtrs Haul Kngclinan, VVillim b an c. Kantnndo. Mrs. C. K Vanicc is circle ch airm an . Stl MMtll.YN SW WSO.N t'in ii|i|jiiiM w ith a lii'ailai lie. No net'll to I re t. t ir a y l.a ilv Kraneea Ju lie s of S a llfiir il .lllllin r H igh Sellonl eumes to tin* i* -cite w ith so uthing s loth a iiil o th er I n s i An) treat m enu lil.I.IU IT I ,ails lli:i.l.\MY M arie I'ra iie is . f e e l s I'elleveil o f CruiiriM l l u a iljiis t s tl ie I r i i t i i g i i l n r at tn l m m l :i g o . I n - .s |i r a i n e il v s n s i . Church To Honor New Minister First Southern Methodist i hutch of Sanford will honor Hev. Durwurd 11, Knight, reranlly appointed past' r, and Mrs. Knight at a reception to he held Is*tween the hours uf ?' and It p.m. Sunday at the S anford Woman'* Club. A rran g em en t* for the oc­ casion are being made in i aoperation with the c h u r c h '* VV' min'* Missionary S o c i e t y and it* president. Mr* VV. T W arten, who will be in ehnrg-e, VII mrmlH'r* and iu t e ii - i i I friend* arc invited to attiiid. Promotion Day Prnmnlion Hay will be ob­ served by the Cas-nlberry Community Methodist Church Sunday School this Sunday at a 15 a in. Copies of the lie w e d Standard Version of ti n Ihblc will la* presented to a!1 the boys and girls being pro moled tu (he Third Hi ail* • las* Carlyle Swafford i Sunday School b u |a n n t e n * l'ill (iW K.NIJI.YN S M IT H ffoen to Gray H atch " f ( room.* H ig h School \ tliro a t. H ath il -Vs a tunjfiie (ie jire ** ji .in,, it cita tio n o r . ' w l l i i i c is tiro A IA It K S N Y O K I l I'K M l.S a little w arm , lm l t ir a y l.m ly M rs, w n rtv v iirl u f l.aki* M a ry K lr t n r iila r y School tlrp p n ih ttpmi Hit! i h e r llii riim m i'trr liri'u re a iln iim le rm g I ' i r t h r r t r i'a 'r .u 'iil "i Mat li e la in ,;.. il'K t u r . M IIS . .1. t '. I .A V |;N I)I* ;K . til-ay I .a lly fro n t S a n fiir il .Iiiriim* llip h S e h iu il, g iv e s Ilo ld iy I’ o lnskt in m ietliu li' a lt e ii lm u oi as sin* lu tiiila j'i's h i* u n it i f h t ii*j itw in c u n iiiy o n a> l i " " l p l a v ^ i o t t i u l . �MMMl Wm~TT~1 'Eighteen' Shapes Up As Magic Number For N L's Phillies Late Drives By Reds Or Giants Seem Doubtful ®ljr ftan fo rh Pape 6— FrI. A uk. 28, '64 ® rralb Eighteen shape* up today a* the magic number which will enable the Philadelphia Philllea to win their flrit National League pennant alnce 1850. Juat 11 victories In their re maiding >6 gamea—a mere .500 pace—will give the Phllllea 95 wini (or the Beaton and mean that either the second-place Cincinnati Beds or the thirdplace San Franclaco Glanta would have to play better than .700 ball to win the flag. Aiturning the Phllllea win half their remaining gamea, the Reda will have to take 28 HUSTON PLATT’S “DIXIE TWISTER” will have the eye of m ost npecof their last 1 8 -e bristling .722 ta to r a Saturday and Stindny at the Osceola Drng Strip when the Seminole pace— to reach 96 vlctorlea. Timing Association presents its “bis money” draff racing card. Platt and The Glanta1 chances would be the “Twisters” are capable of speeds up to 135 m.p.h, even more remote because they would have to win 28 ol ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ their last 34 games—a .765 pace— to edge out the Phillies. National League history ti filled with glorious garrison finishes but the (act of the m atter la that neither the Redi nr the Glanta look like they can stage a late drive. The Reda are a .558 teams as they head Into the final phase of the campaign and the Giants are The Seminole Timing Asso­ speeds up to 135 m.p.h. and an the Rev. Mr. Black In a ’84 ciation will hold this season's ET (elapsed time) of 10.69 Plymouth, "Aloca Presents' no better than a .547 club. (a '84 Plymouth), Bob Fulp In “ The Giants lost another op­ big money" meet Saturday seconds in the quarter mile. Also on hand will be Bbb a '84 Falrlane, Vernoa Jone portunity to gain ground oo and Sunday at the Osceola the idle Phillies Thursday drag atrip and the weekend of Tucker In his 1963 aluminum In a '84 Plymouth. Gatea will open at 6:30 p. m. night when they were smother­ activltlea will feature Huston Chevy. Tucker has posted ed, 13-0, by the Milwaukee Platt of A ltinta with his speeds In the 125 m.p.h. brac­ Saturday. Time trials will get under way at 7:30. On Sunday ket Braves and suffered their "Dixie Twister." The "Twister" is a 1984 flb- Also expected la Mile Cole­ the gates will open at 10:30 third straight defeat. Beaten by the Dodgera In reglaaa Chevell capable of man In his 1964 Falrlane and a. m. Loe Angeles on Wednesday Bight, the Glanta played like • team that had traveled half way acrosa the country over­ night aa they were overwhelm­ ed by Hank Fischer’s three-hil pitching and a 18-hit attack. The San Franclaco-MUwaukee game was the only sche­ duled National League game. Washington scored first with By Jos Gergea NORFOLK, Va. (U PI) In the only American League a 73-yard bomb from Iso to DPI Sports Writer games, the Minnesota Twlm A sparkling Johnny llnitas, Angelo Cola and also drew last Who was tho mysterious six­ downed the Chicago While Sos teamed with an agile defense, hlood with a 7i-yard thriller th man who purchased some 5-2, the Detroit Tigers topped Is proving to be an effective from Shiner to Frank Rudd. of Sonny Liston's stock in Inthe Boston Red Sox 5-4 and the onc-tuo punch for the Balti­ The Cleveland B r o w n a Intercontinental Promotions, Lot Angeles Angels defeated more Colts. whose suddenly dynamic of­ Inc 7 , the Kansas City Athletics 7-1. About the only regret Unitas fense Jolted the opposition for That’s what the World Box­ could have about a game in a total of 08 points In their last ing Association conventioneera which he tossed two touch­ two exhibition tilts, will meet wanted to know today before down passes and completed 15 their toughest test of the pre- voting for or against the re­ of 25 bullets for 251 yards is season so far In the form of turn Cassius Clay • Liston that the itetiitlci, sweet as the defensively mighty host heavyweight title fight In No­ they sound, don't count until Detroit Lions tonight. vember. the start of the regular sea­ Atorncy Garland Bill Cher­ son. Rut he’ll still take plea­ ry of Chester, Pa., assured sure in that 41-14 trouncing of WBA officials Thursday night the Washington Redskins in a he would produce (he name Safe boating and basle sea­ National Football League preof the "new man from Den­ manship lessons are sched­ season encounter Thursday ver" at today's WBA business uled to begin Sept, g, at the night. aesslon in the Golden Triangle Greater Orlando Chamber of Unitas* aerial acorca covered Hotel. Commerce building. 71 yards to John Mackey and Just at the close of Thurs­ The course, presented by 24 yarda to Lcnnie Moore. His day evening's lively four-hour Orlando • Sanford U. 8, Coast pisses also act up a 24 yard A record turnout resulted question . and • answer ses­ Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 4-11, field goal by Jim Martin and Inst Tuesday evening at Jet sion, tho slender red - haired includes instruction In naviga­ a one yard touchdown plunge t.anei when Hicliar (Zooklo) young Cherry couldn’t recall tion, safety afloat, rules of the hy Moore. /.ticker man issued a call for the name of the sixth man, road and the use oI charts The nimble Colt defense the organizational and famili­ he tald. and compass. played like there were visions arization night of the Busi­ "But I'll have It by morn­ of championship bonus checks nessmen's Bowling League. ing," he promised. dancing before their eyes. De­ No less than 12 definite teams, Cherry, attorney fop Inter­ fensive halfbacks Lcnnie Lyles with the possibility of at continental and Liston, also la MOTics or out TOi AI.Fill'll SI. TETflEAULT and Bob Boyd each anagged a least two mare responding a stockholder In Intercontinen­ and VICTORIA A. TE. Redskin to ti and turned It to during the following week, es­ tal. TIIKAULT, his wlfs. tablished (heir spots In a lea Sonny of Denver had owned TOU AND EACH OF TOU Colt advantage. • r* htrsbr notified that lull Lylea picked off one from guc. 2214 per cent of Intercontinen­ till bssn Mmminnil aaalnat 'Skin signal-caller George Iro, Representatives on hand for tal stock at the time of the )nu In lha Circuit Court ol Uia subbing for the injured Sonny tho business meeting were Ninth Judicial Circuit ol tha Feb. 25 fight in Miami Beach, Flat* of Florida In and lor Jurgenaen, In the third period lion Sun, Atlantic Coast Line, where ha lost hla title on a Famlnola lountr. tha abbre­ and returned It for a 57 yard Dlck'a Appliance, HLH Pro­ controversial seventh • round viated till# of which tai m i B ritOVIDENT ISWTITU. TD. ducts, Glass • Met, Wall Plum­ TION KOIl KAVINOS IN THE Boyd Intercepted his from bing, Aulonetlca, Lance, Rex technical knockout because of a left shoulder injury. town or UOSTON, ate. I'lalntlft, Dick Shiner In the final quart­ Liquors, Phillips • Fox Uphal- Since the WBA frowns upon -vser and took a 54-yard Jaunt to storey, «■ well as several un- ■ fighter’s having any finan­ ALFRED It. TKTnEAULT and the Redskins' end xone. sponsorrd teams. Still to be cial Interest lo a promotion, VICTORIA A. TETREAULT, hla wife. Martin's second field goal, heard from are the Elks plus Sonny sold hla 22to per cent In Chancery No. t i l l s Tha nature of thla ault la a a 43-yarder in the fourth quar­ Kondrarki and Cline's Sin­ of Uie stock last April, foreclosure ol that certain ter, rounded off Baltimore's clair. rnurtirane from aald defendant* ■coring binge. Again K was decided to try to ■•Ulnllir. listed Slay IS, l>la and recorded Slay II, 1*10 In to stay within a 650 maslmum Official Itscords llook )ol page for the four-man teams since lit of tha fublla Ilecorda of last year*» effort resulted in Famlnola County, Florida, an n u ra d a y ’e Re suite cumbsrlna that carfaln plaea a near blanket finish at the Chattanooga 7 Columbus 8 or parcal of properly local W. L. PeL GD end of the schedule. New bow­ Knoxville 6 Macon S »d, eltuatf, and bains In aald County and Htata, to-wlfi lers or teams are urged to Charlotte I Birmingham 1 Philadelphia 77 49 .611 Lot T. mock T. West hare Cincinnati sign up no later than Sept. 1, Lynchburg 8 Asheville S 70 58 .556 7 field VNret. Addition, aa since the league will official­ recorded In Flat Book II, San Franclaco 70 58 .647 8 Fata ST, Seminole County St. Louis ly kick off at this time. 68 68 .540 • Public Recorda. To L L Finals 65 61 .516 12 EACH OF TOU IB REQUIR- Milwaukee ):i> lo file your answer or Pittsburgh CONSECUTIVE GOALS 64 63 .504 1344 W I L L 1 A M SP ORT, Pa olhar written dafanaaa fa the Loe Angelea 02 63 .400 1444 DETROIT (U P I)—Th Da- (U PI)—Stolen Island, N. Y., Complaint with lha Clark of tha Circuit Court of Bamlnote Chicago 59 69 .457 1044 l roll Red Wings scored 15 and Monterrey, Mexico, reel­ County, Florida, In thla pro. Houston consecutive goals against the ed today In advance of their 66 72 .488 22 (•Hina and lo aervo a copy thereof upon tha plalntlff'a at- New York 45 74 .889 3444 New York Rangers on Jan ­ clash Saturday In the finale tnrnaya, whoia name* and aduary 23, 1944 In a National of the 18th annual Little Thursday’s Games •Iraaa are hereinafter eat forth, League World Series. • a required by law. not later Milwaukee 13, San Francisco Hockey League game. than tha Slrd day of kaptombar 0 (N) l i l t . In default thareof tho Only game acheduled rauaa will proceed ex parte upon tho entry of a Dacraa Friday'e Gamea 1'ro Conform asalnat you. WITNESS my hand and lha New York a t Chicago official leal of aald Court In Philadelphia a t Pittsburgh S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle Reminds County. Florida, line <N> llth day of Auaual lilt. 2710 8. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD] Houston a t Cincinnati (N) (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Loa Angeles a t St. Louia (N) Clark of lha Circuit Court San Franclaco a t Milwaukee All Sizes Self-Propelled , By: Uartba T. Vlhton Deputy Clerk (N) HEARDAU^ aitlDl.WT AND R O TA R Y MOW ERS Saturday's Gamea LEWIS Attorneys for Plaintiff New York a t Chicago BALES ft SERVICE • PH- 813-3411 0« North Court Street Philadelphia a t Pittsburgh I’oel Office llox It}! The Snappin* Turtle la MORE MOWER 1 Houston a t Cincinnati Orlando, Florida J'-ibll.h Aus. 11, II * Sapl. Iax Angelea a t St. Louie 4. IL 1914. San Franclaco a t Milwaukee L’lH F tl Platt's 'Dixie Twister' W ill Appear On S TA Racing Program { I Unitas Plus Defense WBA Asks About Mystery Man In Equals Colt Victory Liston's Deal Seamanship And Boating Course I Dates Are Set ( Businessmen's Bowling Loop Plans Made Lcnal Notice National League / Southern League Coaching Staff% Af Lpan Gets New Mentor Smith Records No-Hit Win In Summer Loop By Jim Becchee Don Smith, Altamonte'* ace Summer League hurlcr, came through In the clutch Tuesday night at Cooper Field In Cas­ selberry's Recreation Park. Reside* establishing a place for himself in the “School Boy Hall of Fam e" with a spark­ ling no-hitler, he also won the championship for his club. In a game which lived up to the true tradition of tensionfilled title contests, Smith was without a doubt the hero. Dur­ ing the seven inning match he faced a total of 22 bitters. In allowing no hits, he wrlffed 20 men. Showing rcmarkahlc control throughout the night, he felled to walk a man. The only Casselberry play­ er to reach base against Smith during the 9-0 victory was leftfielder Lcn Moslcr, who was safe at first on shortstop Gene Griffin's error In tho third fram e, Mosler failed to advance and was still on base when the Inning ended. Smith was aided consider­ ably by heavy Altamonte hit­ ting throughout the game, His m ates got Altamonte on the acoreboard with a single run in the second and then scored a trio of m arkers In tho fol­ lowing frame. They added two runs to their total In tha fifth and clinched the victory with a three-run uprising in the sixth. Joe Pavclchak and Smith's battery mate, Duffy Neufield, led the Altamonte attack with homer* In the third end the sixth inning, re ­ spectively. AHam.uto 1 1 3 8 2.3 0 9 7.1 CatselberryO.O 0 9 0.8.0 0 0 o Don Smith and Duffy Neu­ field; Steve Simpkins and Floyd Williams. HR's; Alta­ monte • Joe Pavclchak (3rd), Duffy Neufield (6th) £ > 0 LOOKING I’ERT in their red nnd white uni forma, these cheerleaders at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry will ho cheering tha Hurricnncs on to victory this fall. Left to right, front, Leslie Komisar, Marty Dean, Camlin Herrington; hnck, Bonnie Simmons, Lnlon Byers nnd Becky CInck. Members of the squad not ahown are Lynn Millers, Judy Chenct, Ginn Bnlnbnnski nnd Susie Webber. (Herald Photo) B e tw e e n U s F a n s . . . Maris Files Suit Against U PI For Defamation O f Character By Murray Oldertnen Sports Editor Tony Leme, caught at Knic­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. kerbocker CC in Tcnafly, N.J., Roger Marls U bent on pre­ in an exhibition match with serving tha Image. Ha has Gary Player, said he'd like filed ault for a cool half a to play about 25 of those fun million against UPI for de­ things a year. And why not? famation of character. And He gets $2,500 for Saturdays eves the Yankee front office or Sundays and |2,000 for a is reported angry at him be- week-day outing. . . Know b e c a u s e he didn't clear M what Arnold Palm er's scale Is? (5,000 for a week-end through them. . . Owner Arthur Allyn of the round, 33.500 during the week Chicago White Sox, who was­ . . . Incidentally, Champagne n't at all happy about the way Tony's favorite beverage is the Yankees were sold to not the bubbly, but a light CBS with the approval of blend of Scotch. , . . On the hustling Phillies, Ford Frick, has some strong Ideas on what kind of man baseball's new commissioner should be.". . . " I don't want a politician," says Allyn. "I'm not Interested in ■ lawyer. He shouldn’t be anybody current­ ly in baseball. And 1 don't endorse Bill Vceck. . . But he should bo a real strong personility." . . . Maybe some­ The No * Nothing Bowling body like Jack Paar, huh? league of Forcit City ami Poor Mcts Just can't win Bear Lake closed out Its most 'em all. They had Just beaten successful season Wednesday NEW YORK ( U P I ) - A m e r ­ ican League President Joe the Pirates, 3-2, in a game night at Apopka. Following the Cronin's decision to consider canceled In the eighth be­ awarding of trophlci, the loop the recent tll-2-mUlton sale of cause of rain when a gambler had a 3-6-9 game. Wlnncri of the women’s di­ the New York Yankees to the lamented, "Even when the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ Mcts win and you got 'em, vision were Mrs. Emma Unlcy, tem at a special league m eet­ you can’t collect." fit takes first; Mrs. Aggie Ostrander, ing was hailed today by Yen- a nlne-Innlng game to make aecond; third ptaee wont to kee President Dan Topping the unofficial wager official) Mrs. Pat Haslcy and fourth to Mrs. Mary Krcnzer. and CBS Chairman William Al Kremcr copped first Paley. plate In the men's division wiUi Both expressed confidence In C trl Unley second, BUI Berke­ the methods used by Cronin ley third end Bob Duncan to obtain necessary league ap­ fourth. proval In the first place but League President Paul Kling­ said the special meeting would W. L. PeL o n er was presented with a ball resolve any possible doubt Baltimore 77 50 .600 ■bout the validity of the trans- Chicago 78 62 .600 44 point pen and pencil set as a token of the loop's appreciation fer. New York 72 63 .676 4 for hla leadership this season. The meeting will be held In Detroit 68 63 .610 11 Next season the league has Boston, Sept. 0, ktinneaoto 64 64 .600 1344 Chicago White Sox owner Ar­ Loe Angelea 66 66 .600 1344 decided to form separate cir­ cuits for the men and women. thur C. Allyn, a vigorous dis­ Cleveland 62 66 .484 1644 senter of the transaction, said Boston 67 71 .460 20 the meeting will give the lea­ Washington 61 70 JD2 2744 gue • chance to “ clarify and Kansas City 48 B0 .376 2944 clear up adverts criticism " Thursday's Gamea surrounding the aale. l.oa Angelea 7, Kansas City 1 Earlier, Paley said In a let­ Minnesota 6, Chicago 2 ter to Topping that CBS fa­ Detroit 6, Boston 4 Lake Mary 30, Brotherhood vored such a meeting "so that Only games scheduled 18 there will be no possible doubt Friday's Games Lake Mary 134 846 6—20 17 as to the validity of the trans­ Boston a t New York (N) Brotherhood 601 115 6—19 14 action in all respects." Washington a t Minnesota (N) Sturgill and Conway “ We urge that It be fully dis­ Cleveland a t Kanaaa City (N) Sunday School 30, Longwood cussed and voted upon again Chicago a t Baltlmora 3, twi• at • special meeting of the nlght league m em bers," added PaSunday School 414 335—20 16 Detroit a t Loa Angelea g, toy. “This should dispel once Longwood 220 131— B 7 twl-nlght and for all the unfortunate Parkereon and Luke; Liv­ Saturday's Games confusion and suspicion now ingston end Strong. Detroit at Loe Angelea (N) prevalent." Casselberry 14, Altamonte Cleveland a t Kansas City Springe I Washington a t Minnesota Altamonte 200 010— I 6 Chicago a t Baltimore (N) Boston a t New York 2, twi­ Casselberry 241 007 x—14 23 Willoughby n n d Arthur, By United Press International ll ight Simpkins and Stevenson. NORFOLK, Vn. (U Pi) Crawfish, p r a w n o a n d Jose Chico Veil, 114, Miami Beach* outpointed Tommy shrimp are allied to tho lotw Tibbe, 133, Boston 10. ■ter, No-Nothing Loop End Bowling Season Topping, Paley OK Meeting On CBS-Yank Deal American League Seminole American Fight Results even the coaches hit the dirt. At least, every time George Myatt, in the third base box, signals a runner to slide, the old flash of the base paths hits the ground with him, sort of a sympathetic reac­ tion. . . Sandy Koufax apparently has an Insatiable desire to Improve. Now he has added a fork ball to his pitching rep­ ertoire. He happened to be hatting against El Hoy Fare one day when the Pirate re­ liever slipped the fork dcllvfry by him for a strikeout. Sandy liked what he saw so much that bo practiced the pitch and the other day tried It on dangerous Henry Aaron. Got the Brave slugger to pop up, too, In e crucial situation a t* The inflcldcrs on the Balti­ more Orioles never come to tho mound for words of en­ couragement when Wally Bun­ ker is pitching. . . "H e’s us­ ually In a position," Bob Johnson said, "where you don't have to go out and talk lo him ." . . . The t e n n 1 a maturity of young (17) Cliff Hlchcy can be attributed to Ham Richard­ son, the former amateur champ who’s no longer on the regular racket trail. Cliff works out regularly with Ham back home in Dallas, Tex., anil claims, “ Playing with him gives mo as much experience ns a full year on tho Eastern grass court circuit." . . . The improvement In Cookie Rojas, (he all-around utility man of the Philadelphia Phil* lies (he can and has played eight positions In the majors), is no accident. Right now be goes around with a can of nutty putty (kid'i stuff) In his hand, and squeezes It regular­ ly to build up the wrisU be jammed in a collision with an outfield wall, , , Between you'n me, halfback Tom Matte has completed a successful skin transplant for what was diagnosed as a pos­ sible malignant growth on his nose. , , now By Jim Beechos Herald Sport* W riter Brightened by additions te the teem and tha coaching ■toff, tha Lyman Greyhound* have experienced their first practice with pads. Among the newer members of the Hounds' are Paul Lambert, Jim Chambers, and Ren Greene. Each ef tha three sophomore l i n e m e n hae looked good in recent work­ outs. Lambert has been especial­ ly outstanding, and It is pos­ sible that he might break Into the storting eleven with­ in the next few weeks. Joining the Lyman coach­ ing staff this week, wee Coach Dick Silvera. He will be the principal Instructor for the Greyhound backfield. Head Coach Dick Copeland commented on the addition to the staff, “ We are pleased to have thla fine coach a i one ef us." Copeland Introduced Silvers and giving the athletes a short pep talk. Ho emphasized tha necessity of desire and determination as deriding factors In the game of foot­ ball. Following this, Cope­ land separated the backs and linemen and began to prac­ tice in earnest. Copeland and Silvera di­ rected tho backs In aeveral running drills while Coach Rodney Umbergar led th e line stalwarts In conditioning drills. The top hackfleld quartet of Jack Blanton, Austin Savilla, AI Cantrell and Phil Perrault — all seniors — re­ main Intact so fa r and most likely will stay that way. However, a sophomore named I<arry Lott h ai been quite Impressive and will probably plenty of action against Ocoat in tha opener Sept. 25, Fullback Dsn Overton and halfback Larry Baker also look good. Blanton, tha senior field general, appears te be In top­ flight condition and could easily emerge as a standout. Snvillo also aeema ready to *o after a year of playing behind Lea Lyle, the ex-Greyhound sta r now with tho Mainland High Buccaneers of Daytona Beach. Copeland summed up tha first ecsaion with pads, “We weren't aa wall organised ■■ wo would have liked to have been. But wo didn’t do bad for the first time." Most people agree th a t Lyman’a gridiron expectations are not as rosy as they hava been during the l u t few years, but they aren 't under­ estimating the Greyhounds. The boye from Longwood have determination. International League Thoraday'i Results Buffalo 11 Toronto 8 Rochester 8 Syracuse 0 Atlanta S Columbus 8 Jacksonville 4 Richmond 1 . . . at LONGWOOD PLAZA BARBER SHOP . . . “ M illie” . . . 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MILLIONS SOLD AT 2.98 8 9 ^ tf .. * 'J , J £ ) �D isn ey Film A t D rive-In 'M ad W orld' A t Cinem a No glittering cities of anc­ Walt Disney** *fThe Moon with the color film featuring night and continue* through Spinner*" lead* off tbli com* Haley Mill* in the leading Tuesday night. Sharing the ient civilisation* had to be ins week'* movie fare at the role. billing ia “ Advance to the rebuilt and destroyed for it; MovieUnd Drive-In Theatre The feature open* Sunday no crucial battles in which CO-STARS Hnyley Mills and Peter McEnery add youth, looks nnd tnlent to Walt Disney’s first suspense-mystery, "The Moon-Spinners." Eli Walluch nnd Pola Negri also star in the Technicolor feature. Itelcnscd by Buena Vista. R ear" and starring Glenn Ford. Disney's movie, his first venture into suspense-mys­ tery, Is billed as his best ef­ fort to dsto in the field of family entertainment. The midweek program at the Drive-In will have Jnlte Adams in the feature, "Four Girls in Town," and "Some­ thing Wild" starring Carol Raker. The litte r is listed as adult entertainment and runs Wednesday a n d Thursday nights Another triple feature occu­ pies the screen Friday and Saturday nights. John Saxon stars in "The Evil E ye;" Vin­ cent Price and Peter Lorre in "Comedy of T errors;" and Roris Karloff in "Rlack Sab­ bath." 'Good N eighbor' A t Ritz Edward G. Robinson plays his fiBth starring rol* In "Good Neighbor Sam," thj Columbia Pictures release ol th* Rita Theatre in color. The movie open* Sunday and runs through Tuesday. The comedy, produced and directed by David Swift, also stars Jack Lemmon, Homy Schneider and Dorothy Provine. The film Is one of Robin­ son's most off-beat. He plays Mr. Nurdllnger, owner of a large dairy, who insista that everyone working for him must be as wholesome as his company's product. And Lem­ mon plays his advertising nun JACK LEMMON’S enthusiastic celebration of a promotion mnko It ncccsHnry for Dorothy Pro. vine ns his wife anti Jiomy Schneider, right, ns the girl next door, to come to his rescue. It’s a scene front the David Swift production, "Good Neighbor Sam," new Columbia Pictures comedy relenso in color. Edward G. Robinson gue.itetars. R ID E -IN T H E A T P TON1TK & HAT, ADMISSION $ 1 * 0 0 CARLOAD g T.v n t who, a* a "good neighbor," poaea na the huabnnd of the girl next door to help lu’r In­ herit a fortune. The mnaquer■de must be carried through a t the rlfk of hia marriage and, of course, hia Job. Robinaon mustn’t know Lemmon haa two "wive*." Following graduation from Columbia Unlvcralty, Robinaon Joined an actor’a stock company, and toured the country from coast to coast, T RIPLE FEATURE N oT T At 7:30 Only •THE LAWLESS HUE Ell* In Color Starring ROCK HUDSON No. 2 At 9:25 On7y JERRY LEWIS •THE APATSY" In Color No. .1 At 11:15 Only "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" TETER SELLERS In Color COMING SUN. - MON- - T1JE3. PLEASE NOTE NEW STARTING TIME ploying a variety of role*. In the Into lOl’U'a, when film* began to talk, Iloblnson moved to Hollywood. There, In 1931, he waa literally cata­ pulted into international fame with hi* interpretation of the role of a gangster, "Little Caesar," an imag* which wa* to follow him throughout hia career, despite the variety and number of ilia subsequent role*. "Good Neighbor Ram,” with screenplay by James Frltzell, Everett Grecnbaum and David .Swift, Is based on the Jack Finney brat-icllcr. Swift pro­ duced and directed the com­ edy. Unchanged Egyptian pryamids contain plastcrwork executed about 4,000 years ago which la alill of * quality comparable (n that of today, according to the Encyclopaedia Rritannica. NITELY AT 7:15 7:15 & 11:20 rrs HAYLEYt TODAY GOLIKXYi & SAT. m w GORDON SCOTT W ALT DISNEY'S rhcjMoonS p h w ers I. . h i m ../««< fcBtMM ***** 6ft.* r s w I s s t C o - F e it u r e 9 :1 5 E m p ir e s •coumscopt STARTS SUNDAY wu t i l i s e in s u s p e n s e 1 ^ ANDT HE | 8 HOWS AT 1:00 - 3:30 - 8:25 ■ 8:31 ISOM t ""**?# I uodVe'srnet the rat I s I101VITlEXJbJ mmm te&i * rto.olf// Dorothy ADVANCE THEj?EAR EdwantGJtaBMSQN STARTS WED. ER SID CAESAR mul Edit* Adams arc man ami wife in Stanley Kramer's slnr-cncrusted alltime laugh hit "It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mnd World,” in Ultra Pnnnvision and Technicolor, which will bo seen locally exactly ns It was shown at advanced-price performances on a con­ tinuous performance, populnr price basis, now playing at the Seminole Plaza Cinema. Everett Horton, Marvin Kaptan, Buster Keaton, Don Knotts, Charles McGraw, 7aSu Pitta, Carl Reiner, Madlyn Rhue, Arnold Stang, Th# Three Stooges, Jesse White and a couple of surprise* which include Jimmy Duran­ te. Envisioned as "a comedy to end all comedies," the film "Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (a th# brainchild of Screen­ writer William Rose and Ids wife Tania, who conceived "a pursuit of such monumental proportions that speed, ex­ citement, suspense ami laugh­ ter would he its hallmarks from atari to finish." It It not only Kramer’s first ven­ ture Into comedy, but It was ra o v w E H a m IhiWAnCfcl^lmlrfvKil^flJfflj -’A m m m t th* most demanding picture ever directed and produced by the man who gave the world "High Noon,” "On the Beach" nnd "Judgment At Nurem­ berg.” Whole armies of old air­ planes, period automobiles and vintage street car* hat to In- assembled for "Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," to say nothing of custard pies for throwing, keystone type cop* for arresting, end other i-tula and udditics. And s whole section of famed San Fernando Valley had to l«e acqueatered to do th* sweeping action credit. The music Is by AcademyAward Winner Ernest Gold. Did It all pay? W eeken d T e le v isio n Sa t u r d a y FR ID A Y P . M. p . m. l i t* ( ! ) H ullw lnkt* Show 4:11 ( I ) N e w i r o i * iiii Pky K i n * (*) Hep. 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Me I t 1*4 I D r u r y t l 40 ( I I T h e S l o t y IS) Huy R o d g e r* ( I ) H a v tv a t (1) l l e a a y A Ceell d titjh tiq h iA 8:30-9:30 . TV RENTAL T V Tim e Previews B O n ly thousands of men and horses engaged in mortal combat in It, and no volcanoes were touched off to bury whola na­ tions, but Stanley Kramer's hilarious comedy success " It'j A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," which made its con­ tinuous performance-popular price debut Thursday a t the Seminole Plasa Cinema, re­ quired some of the greatest production logistics in mo­ tion picture history. This, it was explained, was lecause this ITItra-FanavisionTechnicolor United Artists re­ lease, which will be seen lo­ cally exactly as it was shown a t advanced prices in recordbreaking reserved seat show­ ings, is just about th* ulti­ mate in everything. Th* cast for Instance. "Everybody," the manage­ ment claims, "who's ever tieen funny is in it!" Well, who's been funny? In alphabetical order, Milton Eerie, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman. Mic­ key Rooney, Dick Shawn, ThU -Silver*, Terry-Thomas, Jona­ than W lnleri are th* laugh provoker* who elar In It. Spencer Tracy, not particular­ ly famous aa a comedian, is also starred. Then, co-starred In alphabetical order, are: Edle Adams, Dorothy Provine, Peter Falk, Eddie "Ro­ chester" Anderson, Jim Bac­ kus, Ben Blue, Joe E. Brown, Alan Carney, Barrie Chase, William Demarcat, Andy Devine, Norman Fell, Paul Ford, Sterling Holloway, Edward FRIDAY P. M. 7:30-8:30 p. m. (N B C ). In­ ternational Showtime. "Circus of the Vikings." (Rerun). Still another visit to Copen­ hagen’s Circus Schumann. At­ tractions include an elephant who smokes, a magician, an escape artist, tumblers, aerobats, clown and the Schumann specialty, horseback riding. .AN fcaitforh Irralh Fri. Aug. 28, '64—Page 7 p. m. (A BC). Burke’s Law. "Who Killed 4 of Glory Lee?” (Rerun). Amo* Burka has another mur­ der on hia hand* when a coowner of a dress rnmpany Is found dead. Th# victim's part­ ner, played by Gisele MacKensfe, la suspect, other auspecta include auch glamour ■ tan as Nina Foch, Betty Hutton, Anne Helm and Joan Blondcll. Buster Keaton has the unlikely name of Mortim­ er Lovely In thia one. 9:30-10 p. rn. (CBS). “I l’a a Big World—With James Garner." The former "Maver­ ick" star, along with comed­ ian P at Harrington Jr., In his Guido I’ansinl role, spends tha half hour interviewing and showing TV tapes of the leading golfer* of the |200,000 World Galf Champion­ ship, which is bring held at lha Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham, Mich., and will be seen on this net­ work tomorrow and Sunday. 10-11 p . m. (CBS) Th* Al­ fred Hitchcock Hour. "Anyone For Murder?" (Rerun). One of the best ploU in this aer­ ies, involving two men with diametrically opposed pur­ pose* discover something In common. lilt* (I) In d u etry en P a ra d e (4) N av y F i l m o f lh» t l !u ( I ) (!) 11 4* I D II) t:#fl (1) (1) 1:1* (1) 13) 1 nit ( I ) 3.1* ( I ) I «t (!) 4:10 (1) 4 OS (4) ID 4 10 C ) (4) l »* (4) ID (!) 4:10 i d C) (I) T no i t ) (D (4) 1:10 I I ) (I) !:«A I SU I 10 I ID to 00 I t le 11:1* (4) 14) ill (I) (I.) 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M. I «* (1) Rl*n On 4.14 i l l Hnnetilne A l m e n e e 1.10 I D G r o w e r * A l m e n e e 111 I t s l i g l u n 's of M e n V:• ■ ( I I T o d a y I I I H um m er R em aster T in I I I N»we 1:1* (S) F a r m , M a r k e t R e pert «:•• IS) Today IS) D e p u t y P e w g Rhow T I* I I I M ickie s (Dispel T im e 1:14 (Si M s i * w e a t h e r 1:1* I t ) c s r t o o n v i l l * (!) Capb K enferw e I IS t l ) W e a l k i , a i d N e w s 1.0* ( I ) K i e r c l e e fee l l e d t r a W o in* n 1:11 t l ) t ' e r t a n v l l l * ' ** (1) D i v e r t * C o e r t I S* ( I I D ell i t e r a e k b e w I I I (S R o m p e r Ro om (5) A m e r l r e e H l e l e e y 11:1* (St B*F W h e n (S) Mlk* W e t l e e e 1*S4 ( I I NIIC N ew s 1S;1* t l ) W o rd ( e r W a r d ( I ) I Lev* I .e e r 1*1 I ' r l r e le I tlB h t 11:11 (SI T h e Me Ceye (1) C e n e e n l r e l l e a (S) H a t T h e M e e s e r t 11:1* ( I ) r e l t * O l a d r * (2) J e o p a r d y I t ) M is sin g I J n k e MONDAY P . M. II;* # ( I I 1*1 (II II l* i l l III 13:11 (3) 1 1 4 1 f*) 13:14 ( I ) 1:1* ( I I (1) 1:11 ( I ) l.S* IS) Fey W h e u loive nf (.If* Itep. Conv . H arry Heeeeaer R e arek t e r T e w i r r e e T r u th or Cone*, quenree (lu llin g U l k t NilC N ew * R e p o r t Open W l n d e w News. K d l l o r l a l a i d W eather Kucue Ae T h e W a r i d T a r a * • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4810 FAMOUS FOR STEAKS Zenith Color TV Sales for many many years la the 1608 Sanford Are. aptly • named Freddie’s Steak Home in Fern Park, now un­ OVER 35 YEARS der the guidance of Steve and At Firat A Falmett* Fran Larson. This restaurant (Alongside old poet office) and lounge always lives up to It's well • established reputa­ tion for the finest In cuiilnc, served in the most delightful atmosphere. Newest addition, in keeping with the tradition of the hospitality of the estab­ • Carpets • Furniture lishment is the lovely Gan• Tile • Pianos If candlelight Is the style light Room, all done in au­ • Rental Reds this weekend, then you will be thentic colonial style. right with It at Jean's Spag­ hetti llouio la Orange City, J r in and Rocco Monillo have owned and aperated this es­ tablishment for ten years and have a large following of aitlifted patrons. Authentic Italian foods pre­ pared tba way they should be prepared are their specialty. Beer or wine, along with the cimllrllght make a most plea­ Steak House sant atmosphere. • e e Central Florida's Oldest & Finest IF YOU'RE not prepared for a hurricane why not stock up on some good stuff from — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY — George's Tavern package with chews store? The package room is There's no telling what the weather will be this weekend. If Clco lingers with us, it may be too bad to get out, but if she passes us by, it should be clear and sunny, and hope­ fully a little cooler. Anyhow, after being cooped up in the house for a day or two you will probably be ready to get out and go some­ where and there's lots of nice places to go, in and around Sanford and Seminole County. • • * full of your favorite brands ol liquors, beers and mixes. . , or you can enjoy your drinks In the relaxing atmosphere of the lounge, Plenty of free parking and prompt, courte­ ous service. • • • AS LONG si the lights still burn, you won't have any trou­ ble finding the Caribo Lounge. The place Is well-lighted with the Mg old-fashioned round globes, outside, and tha huge neon algns on top of the Val­ des Hotel. This popular spot I* so handy to the downtown area. Drop in for that 8 pm . hippy hour snd stay and order dinner, served to you from Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant next door. While you are wait­ ing look at the cute pictures ou the walls. • * * HURRICANE P A R T I E S may ho the thing this week­ end, but if It's a real, first rate party, luncheon, dinner, coffee or brunch, you have on your arhedule, consult Joy Manroii at the Capri about arrangements. This is one of their specialties. Don't forget about their bu«Inrsi lunches all during the week. It's ■ perfect spot, too, for that altrr-work rclaxer, with dancing on Friday ami Saturday nights to the popu­ lar Jack R oiim in Trie. •ftI If Cleo ha* you rating warm soup, and munching peanut butter sandwiches, and you­ 're hankering for some "real" food this weekend you know you can t do belter than Jim .Spencer's Restaurant a n d Lounge, Their steaks and seafoods are a specialty, but there are many other mouth watering goodies on their varlrd menu, all prepared with skill and knowledge for that "just right" flavor. All your favorite mixed drinks, loo, along with free hnra d'oevres for the hapy hour. s e e LIKE TO SEE what you are ordering, as lots of folks say they do? Then the Tradewindi Cafeteria in Seminole P la n at Casselberry la the place for you to dine this weekend. A tempting palate­ tickling, aye-pleaiing array of delicious salads, vegeta­ bles and deserts, all display­ ed before you, for your selec­ tion. ( t ) I»#l'# M ake A r e s t 1:11 ( I ) NilC New# R e p o r t t : s # (S) P aa e w o r d ( i) L oretls T cung I ' l l I t ) NIIC New s l i l t ( I ) T k e D o cts r# (*) A rt IJiik le ile r ( I ) D e v in C o u r t * 1 1 ( S i Lie* H o w a r d S .S t (1) A a o t h i r W o r l d (S) T o Tell I k e T r u t h (S) (l e n e re l M e e p K a l I S* (* ) D u u g l e e K ilw erd * 1:1* ( t ) Vou D on't S ay (S) ( j u e e e F o r A H e r * :•* ( I ) T k e Ma tch G a m e ( t ) T reilm eeter IS) l e r r e l Hie roe 4 SI I I ) NH<" Newe 4.1* (1) Dvina. P l a t f o r m Be#elien ( I) U nde W alt 4:11 ( I ) A m e r ic a n N ew eeisnl S i l l 41) MRO Mew# I :** <*) C h e c k m a t e ( ! ) M an illa O e r e l l n 1:11 ( t l N e w i r o p e (S) D e p u ty D acca 1:1# I t ) N e w i r o p e t i l L e n a It Te R e iv e r Sanford Furniture Co. RAVIOLI $165 nr meat COMPLETE DINNER FROM ROUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jean A Itocro Moraillo Welcome You I Ire Cold BEER (Sundays, toe) AIR CONDITIONED Open 11 A.M. to ID P,M. ■ — P a rtin Arrnmmndated Hwy. 17-92. Orange City — Enervation# Ph. 775-3898 Jean's Spaghetti House George's TAVERN COR. 11th A FRENCH — IIWY. 17-92—SANFORD — BAH & PACKAGE — —rm BEER ALL Your Favorite Brandts A t A Pries You’re (find To Pny . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICKS BY THE CASK — Plenty Of Free Parking — CAFETERIAS faetday letmlsg Spatial.* ■ 10-et. New Yerk Sir­ loin Strip cooked I* roue ardor for only 79*. Tborsdoy Night I* "fomlly eight" with fro* doo_-I sorts for oil. Rorkwood «#eo Sotordry Night Is "(took sight" • • hig H-lh. Tteminole Mae# geno (took cookod to year ordor for only tl-OO. mi Coitalherry u/MCHfOM' | | AM.-2.I*RJM. WNNII. 4.MRJU.-fi00RJC (K u uissvas m its a t r r .« reload *00 N. Blvd. *12 Babcock U. I. I South f f f f M N fS f C A U U I N C , S f K V / t f IN C f N l W A I — JIM H O R ID A SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGS ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS YOUR (aw##t aa a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real drllrary the way we prepare them! . . , (hey are NOT French Fried I) T H O IfF COMBINATION PLATTER $29 5 (DanUh Labeler Tails and Feyal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGB Sauteed In M rllrd Duller UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Varlely Of Fine Chrrnra and Mralo—Free To Kn|oy While We Prepare Your Dinner T 7#)T TineanaT F o«n^a7*nal)l^T ver^nI5T iIT or^ priv ate p arlies up le 60. South French Ave. Hanford WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PARTY AND TAKE ALL THE WORK OUT OF IT FOR YOU! 1IRUNCHES — LUNCHEONS — TEAS — BANQUETS — YOU NAME IT — WE “CAN DO"! For Your Ilanrlng Pleasure Frl. and Hat. Nile* — 8 Till II W* Feature — TUB — “Jack Rossman Trio** Phone FA S-tiBI �PBg« 8—Frf. Ang <8, *64 Mrs. Jonnie Elam Hosts Pre-N uptial Party In Honor Of Miss Tracy Hegg Mist Tracy Hegg, bride- low tapers glowed from the I with crystal trays and com-1 slipper mints, and assorted elect of Wayne E. Albert, was till crystal candle holders, poles offering toasted nuts, | tid-bits. recently complimented with a miscellaneous bridal shower at the gracious French Avc. home of Mrs. Richard (Jon­ nie) Elam. Assisting Mrs. Elam a t co hostesses were her daughter, Miss I’aula Elam, Mrt. Thomat Albert, mother of the prospective bridegroom, and Mrs. Donald (Becky) Farrent. The guests participated In bridal games and contests with prizes awarded the win­ ners. Centering the coffee table was a large earthenware bean pot, surrounded by individual pots, all filled with various kitchen gadgets, which the hostesses presented to the honoree. The bride-elect re­ ceived many other lovely and useful gifts. A most original and unlquo corsage created of three steel wool scouring pads accented with frilly aqua net and rib­ bons was also a gift to the honoree from the hostesses. The serving table, which was overlaid in aqua linen, contained a beautiful crystal MISS TUACY IIFGG, left Heated, bride-elect of Wayne K. Albert, wan a punch bowl witli matching recent honor gueat of a bridal ahower at the French Avenue home of cups at one end. A crystal Mrn. Richard Flam. Seated with the honoree i' h Mrn. Thomas Albert, tray at the opposite end held mother of Iter fiance, Stumling from the left are Mrs. Jonnio Flam, hos­ dainty white petit fours decor­ tess, her daughter, Miss Raid Flnm and Mrs. Donald Farrens, co-hostesses. ated In yellow blosoms. Yel­ Geneva Personals By JoAnn Hays Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Watkins and four daughters have re­ turned from a trip by car to Knoxville, Tcnn., where they visited for one week with her brother. From there they traveled to Nashville to spend three, formerly of Wheaton, a week with her parents, Mr. III., are now making their home in Geneva. Mr. Roller, anti Mrs. James Rowan, who sUll is in Illinois working Mrs. .Samuel Roller and with a construction company, children, Phyllis Ann, 21. Kan­ will join them as soon as poss­ dy, 13, Judy, 10 and Timmy, ible. Mrs. Campbell and the younger children arrived in Geneva in early May and mov­ ed into the Campbell home on Horse Pond which they have purchased. Phyllis Ann arriv­ ed two weeks ago and will remain hero with her family Democratic politicians In El if she can find employment. Paso. Mr*. Grace Pattlshall is Few courthouso politicos gave her a chance, particular­ houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. ly sincu Republicans have W. L. Sleg at their home on been so few in El Puso that Lake Harney where she will they reputedly held their con­ visit for a week before re­ ventions in A telephone booth. turning to her home in Gaines­ Mrs. Stark was elected su­ ville. perintendent by a vote of 17,Visiting Rev. and Mrs. M. I). 711 to 14,12!), Jackson last weekend were After taking office she Im­ mediately took steps to abol­ his brothers and their wives, ish tho |Mist. Her ntorney ad- Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. vesed her that it would be Jackson of Orlando and Mr. necessary to get ft.noo names and Mrs. William T. Jackson to a petition calling for a spe­ of Gainesville. Also with them cial election to eliminate the for the weekend was Rev. office. In short order, Mrs. Jackson's cousin, Miss Itaffie Gullette fr im Gainesville and Stark signed up H.ouo. their son in-law anil daugh­ Meanwhile, the Democrat delegation representing El ter Rev. and Mrs. Jack L. Steward and children, Kathy Paso in Austin, the state cap­ and Helen ul Center Hill. Rev. ital, derided that If the su­ Stewart was pastor of Geneva perintendent's Job was to be Baptist Church before his abolished tltcy, tiic Demo­ transfer to the Center Hill crats, ought to get some of the church. credit. They pushed through a bill aliolishing the office by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Scott, legislative action — 45 days who have lived for tin- past after Mrs. Stark took the post. several years nt loiko Harney, "Anyway we got Ilia Job are moving Into their new done," Mrs. Stark said. "I home In Chuhmta. While here carried out my cauipuigu plat­ both were active In the Gen­ form." eva Baptist Church where he was chairman of Hie Iward of deacons and she scrvrd ss superintendent of the Sunday School. They will be trem­ endously missed In Geneva. Great-Grandmas Political Platform Abolishes Post EL PASO, Tex. (UP1) - At the age of BO, Mrs. Lydia M. Stark of El Paso can look bark nn a brief but successful fling that still has some of her opponents wondering what hU them. A retired school teacher, Mrs. Stark could not under­ stand why El Paso County had to have a superintendent of schools — especially since the county had no schools. Over the years all county schools had, one by one, gone Into Independent districts. Ilul the county school su|»crintcndeni's office remained in exis­ tence, costing taxpayers $22,000 a year. In 1002 Mrs. Stark, noting that School Superintendent John T. Bean, a Democrat, bad announced for re-election, made her challenge. She announced for the office as a Republican. Her plat­ form: to abolish tho superin­ tendent'# office within 'JO days •Her her election. An amateur in politics, Mrs. Stark, then 78, and a great­ grandmother, found herself campaigning against a man considered one of tho ablest BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERY MUSICAL NEED IN STRU M EN TS FOR HAND AND ORCHESTRA A CCESSO R IES A COMPLETE LINE S H EE T M U SIC J. W. Dodson Celebrates 87lh Birthday Surprise Coffee By Franrrs Wester A surprise "Come As You Are" coffee was held at the home of Mrs. Don Smith in lomgdalc near l/mgwood for her neighbors there and her friends from Lake Mary area. It was nice for the group to get together again after the summer months with so many away on vacation. They all en­ joyed visiting, and their child­ ren enjoyed playing. Coffee, banana nut bread, and other pastries were served to the guests, with kool-aid for the children. Those attending were: Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs. Alice Werner ami her three children, Mrs. F. K. Donaldson and one grand child, Mrs. W. C. Hop­ kins, Mrs. Curtis Green, Mrs. Lillian Goodwin, Mrs. James M. Thompson and her sister Bea Keifer, Mrs. Rowland Goble and her daughter, Deb­ bie, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Emma llashara, Mrs. Bessie Iter-lie, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrs. Joe Smothers, Mrs. Mary Raker and four children, Mrs. LuVcrne Harrison, Mrs. Kay Sassinan and son Stephen, Mrs. Pat Helms and two child­ ren. Mrs. Lou Helms and one child, Mrs. Irene Cambell and one child, Mrs. Doris Scott and her five children, and Shirley Smith’s two children. TIIF REHEARSAL DINNER preceding tbe MrDunicl-King wedding was held recently at tlte Imperial House in Winter I’nrk. The entire weddiny: party was present to enjoy the elegant con­ tinental cuisine. Seated are the newly-wed, Mr. and Mrs. David Rilbrcy King (Marilyn M<v Daniel). Standing from the left are tho bride** parents, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel and Dr. Mc­ Daniel; and the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orin King of Cookeville, Tenn. Officers Wives Compete In Contest Officers of V A H -tt, deploy, ed in tho Med have been huv* ing a contest. They cull it Peep-cx <54. Objective is to bring in ths beat color picture of someona in u topless bathing suit. In retaliation for this mas­ culine pursuit, the wives of VA11-11 have designed their own bathing suits. Tuesday, they bad a swim party and rooknut nt the Iaika Mary homo of Lt. and Mrs. Marshall Werner and wora their new suit*. Photographs of whut tha wives consider "more suitable nltiro far tha bench” are •liown elsewhere on this page. Besides lolling around in their new swim suits, tha wives gathered for the affair dinner on grilled steaks, and wondered what their husbnnda have been able to take in tha way of photographs around the bench areas of tho Moditerranenn Sen, Tho Herald presents what went on down nn the shores of Lake Mary, Tuesday nigliL South Seminole Personals Household Hints Personals Color. C O M P LET E © ® ® ® ©\© © © ® ® © 17 Years In The Same Location <2007 Cedar Ave. 322-7202 Entertains With Personals (D CD ® ®\® ® © © © © DEALER FOR KING — BACH GIBBON — 8EI.MER — OLDS — SLINGKKLAND AND PREMIER DRUMS Mrs. Don Smith Ity Franrrs Wester The eighty-seventh birthday of J. W. Dodson of Lake Mary was celebrated last week at a dinner party given at his home on Lake Mary Hlvd. for mem­ bers of his largo family and many friends. He and his wife liavo been married for over sixty three years, and both are active in the community. They have many grand children, and are Mrs. Ray Wesley also great great grand parents. They are originally from West Virginia, hut came to And Guests Enjoy ON TIIF HOARD WALK in Atlantic City? No, on tho dock nt Lake Lake Mary over fourteen years Mary. There you could have seen VA11-11 Officer’s Wives answer to tho ago to make their home. Beach Vacation controversial topless Lathing suit. Sweet demure girls becomingly attired Three of their sons and one in their home-made suits from left are Sue Jamison, Sue Kennedy, Jane By Maryann Miles daughter also Joined them in Sandusky, Dee Monday, Sara Donahue, and Joyce Aubuchon. Mrs. Ray Wesley of t_ike making this location their Griffin Drive has recently re­ home. turned from a vacation at In­ dian Rorks Bench. Accom­ panying Mrs. Wesley were Automation Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wil­ Mrs. Billy Hilliard and child­ liams recently enjoyed a visit ren, Patricia, Tommy and Effective With to Sarasota Jungle Gardens Henry, from Orangeburg, S. while vacationing on Florida's C. lower West Coast. Flamingos Bedtime Yarns Hie group visited with Mrs. and other rare and unusual Hilliard's mother, Mrs. Tom fowl from every continent NEW YORK (UPI) — How roam freely in the beatiful effective are your bedtime Gray, in Tampa, en route to Indian Rorks Iteacli for a gardens, which also feature stories when your little ras­ week. Joining them at the thousands of colorful tropical cals are scheduled to fall abeach were Mr. and Mrs. sleep but don't. plant* and brilliantly colored If you need help or run out Jack Morgan of Apollo Beach, macaws and cockatoos. • • • of patience, tell your yarns to and their tlirce grandchildren, Linda, Jackie and Gwenda a tape recorder. Mis* Bonny Wilson, daugh­ ter of Dr. unit Mr*. John \V. "Mother* have discovered Morgan, from Charlotte, N.C. An enjoyable time was had Wilson, i* exported home this that tape recorders can lie CRUISING DOWN TIIF ItlYFll might seem like a good idea to the oldhandy assistants at such tiy all, with Mr. Wesley driv­ week-end for a short visit be­ fashioned girls who pose gaily for tlie photographer. From left Jane San­ times,'• says Thomas W. ing down to return them home fore returning to Bob Jonca before the llilllurda departed dusky. Sara Donahue, Sue Kennedy, Joyce Aubuchon, Sue Jamison ami Lentz, of RCA Victor. University for her fourth Dee Monday. year. The latest recorders use for South Carolina. tape that is encased In a plas­ tic cartridge. Not even an in­ genious two-year-old can fid­ Specially Priced Fenturc for Feature dle with it. The tape recorded automati­ THU NEW 1965 F R IG ID A IR E By Maryann Milrs Shawn, Richard, Hill and Al­ Honda ami caught lots of fish. cally (urns itself off. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irwin len, of Grace Hlvd. have re­ Mr*. E. 11. Grant of Geneva W asher! Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. and children, Carol, Linda, cently rrtum ed from a camp­ is a patient at Seminole Mem Mueller ami sons, llurkey orial Hospital. ing trip to Key West. They Anna Miller enjoyed camping In Bahia and Itrad, of Onklamlu Drive, have returned from a camp­ Mrs. Annie P. Wagnon, who ing trip which took them to lias liecn rcroverlng from eye Circle T o Meet Model* Casselberry Washington, D. C., where surgery at Florida Sanitarium For Every they visited the late Presi­ and Hospital, was expected Tuesday Night dent'* grave and toured tlie home by the end of the week. Cotton ami linen fabrics ab­ Homemaker'* Tlte Anna Miller Circle will sorb water readily, are easy White House. They also visit­ tty Jane Casselberry Ty and notihyn Clialncrs of meet Tuesday, SeptemU-r 1, to dye and hold rotors well. ed with Mrs. Mueller'* mother, Need. Mi * * Eh-eiuir Zukour.-ki, Mrs. I.tlliu Seercst in Bel­ Jacksonville, who hsve been at 8 p. m. at the Elk's Lodge • • • Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Shuler of for Uie regular scheduled meet­ A solvent in poultice form is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mont, Ohio and Mr. Muel­ mu NEW Lake Harney, will be Joined ing. F I PATENTED best to remove oil stains from J. A. Zukowskl of K31 North ler's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Triplet Dr. is visiting rela­ Herbert Mueller in Bethesila, Preceding tlie meeting, a marble, f o& P A fflo# Hob Chalneri and Gardner and covered dim supper will be tives in Key West la-tore re­ Ohio, Eli route home they e # s Available Vanessa tills weekend before held at (1:30 p. m., with all Avoid unnecessary stooping. turning to Florida Southern stopped a t tho Mammoth \ A W A T O tf returning home in time for memtiera and their husbands Use the stick of an old broom College In Lakeland for her Cave in Kentucky and later at In White Or the opening day of srhool. . ■ invited lo attend. Lookout Mountain. in tlie handle of your dustpan. Junior year on Sept. 7. R EN TA LS REPAIR S ER V IC E Others enjoying the delight­ ful bridal shower were the Mmes. nobert Brown, Sam Thurmond, Phyllis Arney, Claude Wallace, Christl Sams, Rolando Ramos, Mary A. Urady, Curtis Ahney, Ann Waite and Cleo Williams. Also the Misses Glenda Al­ bert, Jlrenda Sizemore, Ruth Ward, Tina Bauman, Jean Saeld, Doris Sams, Patsy MeDavit and Betty Robinson. BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! MAKE ® © ® © ©\® © ® © © <J) SuMtMU/b-FtUL © ©D ® © ® ®\® ® © © © © US T A U YEAR LONG Capture it all in Snapshots ---------) TYPEWRITING SELF TAUGHT A new approach to trachlng (hr typewriting touch ay item. Title compact booklet enablra you to type aa you read. No supervision required. Method appeal* to etudenta, and adults of all ages. Send II to TYPEWRITING, P. O. Box 671, Hanford, Fla. FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY MEN’S WHITE REG. *2*09 VALUE Tennis Shoes SIZES 6 TU 12 Wieboldt's CAMERA H1IOP 210 8. PARK AVE. “ Family Fashions And Footwear*' M Ccruta/iX Open Frt. Nila T il 9 New 5 Year Warranty Unequaled in the Washer Industry Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phon* 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial W lriaf *J It • �Wff T O fcanTitrH *M— f a r e * Suit Youraet d jL i Spending According To Plan (bsucUi fibby • DEAR ABRY: About a y*ar ago 1 hired a nicelooking, middle-aged woman How much money have you For example, a businessman going below the frost line— to live in and i>e my house­ spent In the la it year to Im­ In Cincinnati started planning about a six-inch depth—involv­ keeper. She ia Immaculate, prove your home and add to a new patio in March, lie and ing 2J cubic yards of concrete refined, efficient and pleas­ your living comfort? Once tile his Wife finally worked out a ant 1 pay her $40 a month job was finished, did you dis­ design they liked for the price The concrete would have to be and she takes only Sundays cover you could have cut more they could afford. This Involv­ poured and worked Immediate off for church and visiting corners than you did? ed checking on the costs of all l ; , almost tuo much for a friends. When ahe refused Tlie tendency is to tackle major materials tliat could tie lone do it-yourselfar. Yet, they to use my electric dish­ too much (inane Ially once the Used, such a* hrick, concrete wanted to save the $5 to tt washer because the "enjoy­ spirit nudges us to make some and concrete patio stones per hour a professional would ed" washing dishes in a dishpan, I let it go. But she •changes. T?io best way to avoid "We found." lie said, "that ( charge. this U to scout around town to patio stones would cost a bout Through hi* spring doodling, doesn't use niy vacuum check prices on supplies need­ Id rents per square foot and the husband worked out a cleaner, either. She says ed. Get estimates for latwr that it vv.uU take about P i system using the brick It !n she doesn't mind sweeping. from different firms. Then see hr i ' » . r square foot at a cost velves laying tin- new* patio She doesn't uee any of my if the expenses fit Into your of six cc.it. a brick. With too In four-foot square section, appliances. Nut even the yearly budget and how you will square feet to he covered, the within redwood strip*. electric juicer, coffee-maker pay for the materials and la­ prire difference was import­ Although it look several or can opener. My husband bor. Can you get a hank loan ant." months of part-time thinking, says either she is "cracked" (or the Improvements? Either material would be laid he feels he has a plan that is or she doesn't know how to Save dollars and headaches in a bed of san>| and so tliit tile least expensive. He can operate these things, and Is ^ b , taking lime to plan, think coil would he the same. ! pul in a section at a time in tuo ashamed lo ask. Klie through and Invc-iigalc belore Further legwork i h o w e d time off from naps in the hsm- gels everything done to my starting a project. laying concrete would require mock. satisfaction, but it hurts me to see her do things the hard way. Should I say something to lu-r about it, and Insist she use these ap­ pliances. nr should 1 keep quiet? MRS. JL • Keep Hair Free From Sand By Polly Cramer Newspaper enterprise Assn, DEAR POLLY— I put a ■bower or plastic bowl cover over my pre-school children's hair every time they play in the sand pile. Not only does . diis keep the sand out of their • h a i r and save me from giving many a shampoo but It also keeps their hair from gelling bleached from the sun.—Mrs. D. S. DEAR POLLY— In order lo eliminate some of that clutter around the bathtub, I use pinch-type clothespins lo hang the wet washcloths on coat hangers. They also dry more * quickly this way. Attaching them to hangers with clothes­ pins Is also good way for the children to keep their towels a n d washcloths separate— SHARON DEAR POLLY— My piano tuner suggested that I tajie hi» name, address and tele. F rf. ’A up. WrraTW By Abigail Van B u r e n DEAR AltRY: One of my I of couise, is good advice. I lirighbin* ia young and am reminded of a cousin of good-looking. She w e a r s mine who rould have used very tight pants and nlyour advice S5 years ago. w ays comes over to tuy At the bottom of her wed­ ding invitations via* n |mst1louse when my husband is home for lunch. Hr is on n script in her own hand, "No special diet so 1 can't pack children expected.” him n lunch. Lately I have STILL LAUGHING • • * noticed that hr pays more attention to her than lie DEAR A BUY: The widow does to bis tutirh. Do I ba- r who signrd herself, "D1Sa problem ? AI M' D l N T E D IN MY t fill.DUES'" should have JUST MARRIED signed herself. "DISAP­ POINTED IN MY HUS­ DEAR JUST: Yes. but BAND." If lie had hud an not because you ran't pack adequate life insurance jnuyour husband a lunch. It's fi am during his life, hie the way your neighbor widow would have been inpacks her slacks! Tell your dependent. Then she would neighbor that you would have been a welcome visitor enjoy lu-r visits cither tiein her children's homes, in­ fore lunch or after, hut not stead of an unwanted bur­ during, because you waul den. to turn ]> alone with your •• ■ husband. • • • Problems? Write to AB­ RY, Box (19700, I -siw An­ DEAR AHUY: Every now geles. t ’alif. For a personal and then I ere letters in reply, enclose a stamped, your column from bride* de­ self-addressed envelope. siring to avoid the pi i n ner • « * ■if relatives* Inals u( their Hate to write letters? wedding*. They Inquire if it Send one dollar to Abby, is proper to add "No chil­ Box tlOTtN', Los Angeles, dren, please," or words to Calif., forAbtiy's booklet, that effect, on thivir wed••HOW TO WRITE LET­ wing invitations. Invariably TERS FOR ALL Ol-VA you nay it is not proper to SJONS." add such a message, which. m ’'Uc£ stC. **' dS3l AH, SWEDEN IN 11)12. the year of the two-lmiulcil shut put. I t wits »1ko H ip your of the celluloid rollin' ami buggy blazers for the Olympic dress uniform. One athlete eports the rotund rap of the l T. S. team. In Tokyo thi* year the I.ILI western hat ia the mark of the Americans on puravlu or ovvuv from the stdium. DEAR MRS. ft.; Keep quiet! And if ymir husband ing how lies And wide la­ ber as the official hat (by H> Jerry Shrehan say* anything to tier, HE'S phone number insi.de the ltd of gi.od job, two will do a bet­ "cracked,” Newspaper Enterprise Assn. | pel Jackets a* (hey applnudcd Adam) this tune around. our spinet or inside the benrh ter one Combining some of NEW YORK iNEAt— For Paavo Nurmi after hi* his­ Many clothing nianutaclurlid. 1 have expanded this idea them is a real gamble—one all tlie sueating, straining ami toric l.MSMiictcr race. I or.s vie to contribute tlictr further by taping the name of none of us can afford, Not on­ athletic glory, (lie Olv tuple Je»*e Owens' big moment wares to outfit the privately our favorite washer repair ly may tlie combination of Game* provide spectator* with came In 1939, Berlin, when he supported team. Thus, rm# By Oswald man on the washer, the tele­ some neutralize or dilute one of the Jacoby world'* great, run eclipsed the broad Jump rec­ tlie artificial filter, another vision repair man's name on each other, thereby producing ord with a mark which *t<«*l company (Burlington) weaves tinning style show*. tile back of the set and so on. poor m u lti, but lliey may The progress of men's fasti- until this decade. The team the blend, and still another ought In he a grod one *o One of the valuable byMOftTW M Tills is really handy and quick combine to form a poisonous oil tlie street that yrai was (Putin Beach) ruts the cloth North simply bids five spade* ion*, a* seen ill the official pa­ tKIII when an emergency arises— gas producing disastrous re­ products of tlie Jarohy slam rade uniforms, ha* Ivoen as *l<orting double-breasted dark into blazer*. A shoe firm and give* his partner tlie f t method is that on those sults. Do cut out (he following BILLIE, blazers, light trousers and (Thom Me An) takes care of • KJIt chance to make the final deri­ marked ux live sporting rec DEAR POLLY— To remove warning and paste It inside hands where you chouse to the footwear, and another mil* winch have made head straw bat*. 4AK71 sion. stubborn jar lid, make a lid your cleaning cuplsoanl door: use four clubs a> an are show ­ The dark blazer lias been (Hanes) even donates the tinline* through the years. W¥»T KAMT South ha* gocsl spades slid gropper by cutting a circle ap­ DON'T MIX bleaching agent* ing request you can continue * J S 1 *101 Back in 1'Jlg when Buddy s continuing feature of the deny ear. goes to the slam. VAQ1 0 T 4 1 f J l ) proximately five Inches in dia­ with toilet howl cleaners, am­ lo Invite a slam without actu­ The trend over tile years McDonald was playing human Olv mpie p a r a d e wardrobe ft* f Q 107 11 There i* some play to the shot, the stalwart* from the right up to this year's meet, ha* been away from bulky meter from a dlseharded rub- monia, lye, rust remover, vine­ ally bidding it. * M * 1 0 1 4 North's two club bid la hand. South rises with dum­ Cniled Slates were wearing which will take place In Tok­ flannel*, toward lightweight tier liallielng cap.—HF.UTilA. gar or men cleaner. SEVER •OUT* (D) my's king of diamonds at celluloid collar*, rotund cloth yo In Ortnber. The uniform, hut warm clothing. The Olym­ n I Ilf <S— 1 sometimes won­ mix bleaching agents with any Stayinan and South's two* AQI T tiir l one and leads Ihc nine cap* and baggy jacket* with however, has seen a numtver pians In Ibis respect m irror der if you eu-r have anything oilier cleaning components.— spade rehid sImiw*i a fourVKI1 card spade suit as requested. ol hearts. Hit king loses lo {simple national shield* sewn ot enps ami lints. And this year the clothing changes of all men left over for rummage sales POLLY. f A4 North wants to invite a West's nee and West leads an on the bread pocket Some of there I* something new, *qJ3t and elikite* drives.—POLLY. aero** Iho count ry. Y'et, a* East and West miners bit other diamond. South win* In the Ltd* found vests to their DEAR G1R1.S- Often when Share your favorite home­ slam, tnit sen* no point in Perfinps taking a cue front representatives of the nation, Koufh Waat Narth Coat hi* hand and ruff* a heart. liking llial year in Slorkhnlin. President Johnson, the Ohm- they are the puce setter* in we want to get a job done making Ideas . , . send them getting past four *pade* It III* i N T. Pass 2 * Pass Then he plays king and an quickly or lo do a more thr­ lo Polly in care of live San* partner holds only one ace. In Pari*. 1M4, the Amer­ piece m mitt re tin* selected a both tiie sporting world and In Pas* 2* Pas* 44 ough one. we may Ik* tempted fonl Herald. You'll receive s Since clubs were bid artlfi Pass $ 4 4A Para olher spade and nut* Ins hint ican Olympian* were weal­ modified LIU western num­ the fashion world. Past Pisa heart with dummy's Inal Pass to mix household cleansing 'bright, new silver dollar if daily and not a* a suit he i» * * Opening lead—* I turnip agents under the mistaken im­ Polly uses your idea in Polly's able to ask for ace* by mean* of his Jump to four cluhi and He gel* luck to 111* baud pression that If one does a Pointers. South's bid of tour spade* I at this point but be knows with a flub; pulls West’s jack shows two acca. that there is an ace missing. of trump* ami claim* the North want* to go further | If Smith has good spades It | balance. • • ^orjobif — She Dislikes Her Name OntBhidqsi Ccle Jha Woman: Tick up the paper almost any day and, If you're a wo­ By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence cent is in such a slate of tur­ "Rosalie" meana to her except man. you'll sec an article tellNewspaper Enterprise Assn. moil and uncertainty atxiut his that M must tie the name u( ing you how lo make your I DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: own identity that he explodes Hie very attractive person she husband a success. Our girl, 14. was named Laura it in uncx|H*clexl ways. Doubt­ think* she can heroine. Unless In order to be successful after mv husband's mother. ful as your youngster is of her you want to restrict her to and feel success!ill at their Aland eiffit months ago ilia power to dls conned herself your views of what she can started asking its all to call /rum your supporting strength become, you will let her lie 1jobs wives need help a* much as husbands do. her "Rosalie" and now won't and depend upon her own, she | "Rosalie" instead of Laura. In fact, just about ovrry answer to any oilier name. ha* given herself a name that 11 is bee sum- the adolescent She is also after tier father all disconnects her from you. U trying too hard lo find out rule laid down for women to the time to get him to change She i* saying lo you, "Oh, who he Is (apart from what M p their husband* rouM as her name legally to "Rosalie” how I want to get away from we’ve told him lie is) that he well be used by husband* to instead of Laura. Reraitsc he these people vviio are always is so incen-ed by Ids child- help their wives, 9 won't do it, she hurt* him by telling me trim 1 am so that (mod's n l e k n a mc I d * dcikMid- ' Rule one for wives Is luuultalking about flow she hate* I can lie free fn discover who ent, restrict'd Identity Your ly ."Give your husbatwls 1 am." her family name, list. child ha* Jii.l made her fvsl* Plenty of appreciation ami en­ Please don't sec anything lance to re»tricled identity a couragement. Iart him know ANSWER: Try felling her that if she still want* the legal bid in Bill want. We sre all little stronger than tlie nick that you lM-lieve in hint." What wife wouldn't be a more change made in Iter given restricted by our families' name-resisting koungder, I wonder why she’s had to name when she is 1H, you'll views of us. Sooner or later help ht-r get it done. As to we have to realize that their to make lu-r resistance *o tier family, comfort her by re­ closeness to us made it quite strong Don’t you want her minding her that some nice impossible to get any true per­ to start Ivein g what she wants man is going lo come along spective on us as people. Like to become? If you’ll lef her lie live growing, expanding crea­ happy with this notion of the ♦ who will change It for her. Don't be hurt by her di-dike ture ahe is, your youngster "Rosalie" *he hopes to l a ­ conic, she will return to Iwitig By Joan Crosby of the names with which you aen«e* this truth. have endowed her. The adoles­ 1 don’t know what the name Laura. NEW YORK (NEAl - Tlie double doors leading from Hie lobby of an unpretentious up per West hide Manhattan aThe Doctor Says: parlment - hotel opened to reveal an unexpected sight Concert violinist Ruggiero Ricci was seated cross-legged on the floor, surrounded by 10 violins, two viola* and two is no simple test that will re- ed in your basement from cello*, worth about a half a By Wayne (i. Ilrand*tadt, veat all the polsuns found in known edible stock. If you in­ million dollars and all made M. I). sist on combining mushroom by the Italian m astrr Stradi­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. llii'*e plant.*, .Nome persons become ill gathering with a traipse in vari. Along with football practice The prtrele*! instrument* and gradual shortening of the after eating muihroomi when tiw woods, you slmuld study days comes an outdoor sport no one else In tlie party is af­ a giaal guide lunik carefully. bad hern rounded up for a Indulged in by braver soul* fected. This is due to allergy Bold mushroom raters rarely recording session by Ricci, a than I am — collecting mush- and is not to l>e considered get to be old mushroom eat­ slight man with a big sense ^ rooms. Each year bring* its true mushroom poisoning. Hie ers, Some of the volumes of humor. Vivaldi's "Four rf|>ortt of mushroom poison­ latter may be rapid or delay­ which mushroom hunters rely .Nelsons" was the piece, and Ricci was conducting tlie ing mi don't let an "honest ed. Ih e rapid type usually ii|Min "Common Edible Mush­ string (plus harpiiclxird) or­ m istake" shorten >'>ur days. occurs within two hours of There are more than 3.i*si rating the mushrooms and is rooms." by Clyde M. Christ- chestra, as well as playing species of this plan), and it caused by the {Miison, m uscar­ r n x n , "Field Rook of Com­ four difrrrnt Strad*. each would take a real expert to ine. Tlie result is severe ab­ mon Mushrooms." hy William one representing a season. "There isn't too much dif be familiar with half of them. dominal pain, violent diar­ .Sturgis, "Tlie M u s h r o o m T o complicate matters, rhea, salhation, sweating and Hunter's Field Guide," by fercnce between the fiddles I use fur spring and sum­ poisonous and nonpoiwmous shortness of breath. Atropine, Alexander H Smith. q — Would taking one diu­ m er," Rici said. "Hut they varieties are often deceptive- if given promptly, will pre­ retic pill dally for 14 days be­ are lighter In tone, not so f . y similar. This Is especially vent death. Drlayrd poisoning doe* nut fore eaeh menstrual period rieh, as those for autumn and apt to fool you if you are gathermg inushuor-s *' * part occur until • to 13 Imuri after have a bad effect on the kid­ winter." Rirrl, called Roger by his of the country that is new to the mushrooms are eaten. The neys? It is taken to prevent you. Other reasons why toad­ symptoms are similar to ttnise painful swelling in my fing­ friends, psused and laughed. stool polsoinngs continues to of the acute poisoning. lluspi- ers. wrists, and kners which "I suppose to lie really accur­ occur are that the ixusonous talizulfun nod tlie use of the disapiiear* us »oun as 1 atari ate, we should have recorded the four movements of the verities do not have an un­ artificial kidney are requited to menstruate. A—This sounds like a per­ piece during the four seasons pleasant Uslc or smell and to overcome this disease. To be perfectly safe you fectly safe procedure, especi­ — winter in Iceland, summer their color U not a reliable Jrey lo identifying "brand X." should cat only mushrooms ally if you check with your on the Equator.' Tue album, which will be * £ v cn in lira laboratory there grown lor the m arket or rais­ 1doctor at regular interval^. successful homemaker if her husband followed that same rule in regard to Iter? Rule tun i* almost sure to tie: "Make his home iltc hap­ py." Well, what aland your Itotnc life? If ought to be hap­ py, too. Ami a woman with a grouchy nr uncommunicative husband has a* much trouble feeling like a successful hum an being as * husband with a nagging or Indifferent wife. Rub- three Is probably; "Be an a**et to him socially." Mell. that ought to work both ways, tun It s a rare woman wlio dor.n l put hot self out to be charming to her hus­ band's friend* and business associates, however dull Lliey ByRuthMiiiett How To Be Soaked In Chic lly llclrti llrnur**y may lie But tlie husband wlm Newspaper Enterprise make* no effort to lie sm-ullile Women's Editor to tlx- friend* of Ills wife that H u' gnl wlm doesn't know be finds Inn ing isli t a rare bird at all. enough to come in out of tlie Rule four Is, of course: rain may be sm arter limn you "I/rarn a* much a* you can think. At least mic II Imve a aland your husband'* hindchance lo wear *om* of Hie ne«s. so tb.il hr ran at least | lie*t looking clothe* on Ihe discuss It with you." Hut If fall scene. mom is going to listen with Hog walker*, career girl* baled breath while dad dis­ and opera hull* can now tdo'd cusses problem*, slmuldn I lie water with Ilie ea-a- <>( the proat least rome out from behind vcrbinl duck'* hack—and l‘">k his new-paper when ahe want* like slick ctllik* while they to talk aland her day ? drip dry So let's remember, ims Stormy we-ith* r fiixlih.iia band*. Dial Hie rules are not run Ihe gamut trom nylon or ju.*t for wives. You. too, cun vinyl rain still* ilhc>w conic give the little woman a chance with lw>tli wraparound skirls for snccet* once in ■ while. Record Shop s Mushroom Hunters Beware! released hy Decs in tlie full, is a direct result of an earlier Ricci album, "Ih e Glory of Cremona," In which he play­ ed is pieces on 15 different instruments. lllrci'i jiersonal violin was made by Guarnieri. He had to accustom himself to a hlrad lor the recording, "We farely have a nodding ac­ quaintance. A Guarnieri ia more of a virtuosi Instru­ ment R is quicker in res­ ponse, easier to handle and tlie tones are more pentratlng. A .Strad is more organlike, more d i f f i c u l t . It is like a woman You have to send flower* and an invitation. I like a (iuarnierl that sound* like a Strati. Mine U definite­ ly Hiradish." There were two major pro­ blems in preparing this r© carding. Ail the men at the recording session were firstclass musicians. "There are to many good fiddlers in tlie group It was hard to seat them," Illccl said. "None of them wanted to sit in (he laat chair. "It was also a major pro­ blem, rounding up tlie instru­ ments. 'Ilicy were all in this country, but their owner* weren’t. And the four violins 1 will us* had to have distinc­ tly different sounds, suited to trie music and blended to U>« uthgr instruments, Onoe we come with a variety of w ater­ my mother insist* that I take proof shells lor day uud even il hack and get something In mg There in ■ wild a**orliuent of fake fur and fake leather (polar lieur, pytliom and such) that * on Ihe outside ruiiicr tlmn in tlie lining. And these sy ntlot n s actually shed w a­ ter. For evening, pastel tweeds, blistered iiyhms and fake lealiter tliat hsikA like satin have their own dresses lo complete ymir rainy evening costume. Everyone can May dry In S ty l e -e v e n tile gal who d oes­ n't want to tilde her new top ­ less cocktail d re s s She eun always slip into Hu< n earest and dinky |uwl*) to ankle- cigar store and pick up a length (mat i tor evening. Ato I tr a n sp a re n t plastic job for rainwear, this year, often UK rents. A Strad For Every Season ----- ^ Olympians Set The Style settled on those, il wasn’t hnrd. For Ihe orchestra, any old Strad* would do." ALBUM OF THE WEEK Rolwrt Horton's "Hie Very Thought of You" (Columbia) Is a listening Joy. Wagon Train's former scout luis a fine voire which he use* ex­ pertly. There are no trirk* nr gimlrk* litre, just melodic ballads sung m s darned good voice, MOVIE NON • MUSICALS — Sound track alliums includa Sol Kaplan's "T h c Young laiuT t" (Columbia), R ix - ("M ore") Ortolan!’* "The Seventh Dawn" (l rilled Ariistsl and Earle Hagen's "The NEW Inleriu” (Culpix). VOCAL EASTS — " N e w Voice In Town" (flecra) in­ troduce* folk singer Coniinu Uucey, who scores with a fine "All My Trials” ; "The Two Great Years" (Columbia) fea­ tures Johnny Alathi* in a tworecord album with songs from 14 previously released LI’’*; some good jazz singing in "fairer Alexandria the Great" (Impulse). SlNGLE-OH'S — Good in­ strumentals In "633 Squad run" (Iton Goodwin and His Concert Orchestra, U n i t e d Artist*), "Coroovado" (An­ tonio Carlus Jobitn, Verve), "New Song of India" <Ka| Winding, Verve l and "I Wish You La/ve" (Harry "Sweet*” hides Its light under a bushel —like with trnekei jacks, live surprise is inside. Silk srurves, fnngi-d blan­ ket*. fake mink gill*, polar iM-ur and Mongolian lamb are all used for (Innings. Hut if money ix no object, tlie fur needn't be fake Natural lin­ ing* r e v e r e in most cases, and when tliey don't, they Chit- t lul q — "I a m II and my hlggcxl fashion problem t* my mother. I am blonde and slim ami look terrific hi black, but my m o ­ th e r i* so old-fashioned that alie won't let me w ear It. She says it m akes me look too old. I laiuglit a sleek halter-b ark , black sequin evening dress for a dance our club I* giving and white or a pastel. Don't you think I am old enough to cltonsc my own clothe*?"— Gloria Joan, Dear Gloria Joan—Appartf cully not. \ halter-neck, black sequin dress would make any 17-) ear-old look as lliougll slio were masquerading as tlie Merry Widow, Perhaps jour mollH-r wouldn't object to black if you chose a morn suitable fabric atxl style. Ilwre are many pretty young fashion* in swirling black, tlilfioii Don't fry to play tlie sultry siren unlit the year* make it itu|M>*silile for jou to capitalize on your own young beauty. Ili.it lime will come fa.*i enough. But by then you will have developed Hie good lad e needed to do tlie job with a subtlety you obviously lark now. Please send your fashion problems lo Helen Hennessy in car of Tli Sanford Herald. While s h e cannot answer each letter personal!, letters of gen­ eral Interest will be anawcrcsl in this column. ’Dont W orry To Mutch' lly Susan f ight Newspaper Enterpilse Asn. DEAR MRS. EIGHT: Today we recleved the following i d ­ ler from our hoy at ramp: " litre Mom and Dad, "1 am havclng a good time at camp. It fs really tun hear. "Today wc went swimming for time*. Main* I'll win a meddle in swimlng. "1 am (ruling (). K. Hop­ ping you are Ilk- same. Luv, D anny" Mr*. Light, this l»>y is go Ing into the fifth grade in Hie fall. What's liie matter with our sellout? In Hi) 'lay we learned tu *pell — or else! Even the dumbest kid would­ n't have misspelled this many words. — DISGUSTED MUM ANSWER: You're slipping, Mum I Lok at Hie third word if) your (wit sentence, "i" be­ fore "e" except after "c" — remember? A lot of |H-ople want lo know whnr* wrong w i t h o u r schools. Your loeui librarian can suggest several books and articles tliat have been writ­ ten on llk> subject. Personally, I'd raUicr dwell on what's rigid about them. Soems (o mu that our children bklay, for Hie most part, are gelling an excellent educa­ tion. If your son hasn't learn­ ed tu s|iell — which I can well believe! — look to him, rather than Use school, for liie reason. When school reopens, have him bring huuiu ills spelling list each week. Tlien l a k e time to go over the words with him. Meanwhile, encour­ age your family to play spell­ ing games. Your •oil's teach­ er may august other spelling aid*. Of course, some nludenls van spell words in a list per­ fectly, yet make mistake* when using these mine words in a letter or report. Others are Just naturally |x>or spellera. no m atter what they do. la'urning to use a dictionary profierly ia their salvation. Il may console you to know there is little relationship be­ tween spelling and intelli­ gence At least that's what my former boss — a clinical psy­ chologist (and one of the world’s w o r s t spellers!) claimed. Please send your school problems to Sunsan Light In care of Uw Sanford Herald. While she cannot answer eaeh letter personally, leltfra of general interest will bo an­ swered In thl* column. �I It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 1. Lost & Found LUST Monday in So. [‘interest, a Blue Parakeet. 322-2020. Classified Phones ■ H•■ a ffaa >4 tf F m 4. Beauty Care K»< K ir tu n 322-5612 ■ M m la* la CaaatT Dial Mai La Jl 1 1*1 i * ■ <£ & A INI R £ A Up l a i 11 11.58 | 1.30 1.50 • to 10 13 1J10 U t | 2.40 11 to IB | 8 11.58 1.89 8.15 18 to 30 14 1.501 3.53 4.20 81 to SS 1* IJtO 3-*5 4.75 26 to 88 |6 11.50 11.43 5.70 MlalaaaM A*— I Llaa i n n B-I*tt»a m r l i par lla a I ■IJM M l t l a i a C h ar** ■ II S h ip D ata AM C barSvJ a t l.t la p K ata CLASSIFIED DISPLAY fU O Par Inch U tla la ia M tachaa af S a a la m a 0an(orl) AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDEIIS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. <rralb Pnjre 10 — A ur. 28, 1964 BERRY’S WORLD 322-4234 COMPLETE BEAUTY 5ER VICE. Resaonable prices. 51. M uhIciiI InstrumentH Free parking, 2nd k Oak. Piano Tuning and Repair llarTlett’a Beauty Nook, 103 W. L. Harmot — FA 8-403 S. Oak, 322-5712. Permanent Special Cur Budget Wave Now *8.93 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 425-5938 (Eljf 25. Air Cond. & Heating ACE BEAUTY SALON la cloaed. Customers call Cut 'N Cur] Ucauly Shop. Piano Servicing k Tuning Gene Cumbaa — 322-2G01 PIANO SVC. * TUNING Rebuilding - Refcltlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2001 — After 13 p. m. PERMANENT SPECIAL for 51. Upholstery August, $6 complete. Hazel OVER 25 YEARS Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 25th. 322-1321. of Fine Workmanship in Up­ holstering. Draperies, Slip­ 8. Dogs • Cato • I'etH covers. Time Payment* as little as 15 mo. Drapery PENS k RABBITS Hardware Installations. Approximately GO rahints KULP DECORATING SHOP 585 Stale and Female Ph. 322-2335 «'h. 322-9187 ps 2 DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop 55. Vacuum Cleaner* lion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ H A N F O I U ) V A C U U M H V C . YO U R R E X A lIl D E A L E R sota, DcLand. Ph. 734-1810. 15. Catering * Food OKRA. 322-0115. M U H. P a r k 322-051! SA L E S - FA R T S • S E R V IC E . . But thi grabber Is that after the smoker collects 'X' number of out coupons—he’s entitled to free 50. Mine. For Sale surgical core.” ERRORS YOUNG BEEF FOR FREEZ­ ER— 45c per lb. Ph. 322-1628 WILL accept best reasonable offer for 19 cu. ft. stalnlcsi steel commercial refrigera­ 22. Plumbing tor. Good running condition ELDER SPRINGS Contact Dick Aiken or call PLUMBING 322-GG25. COPY DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE T h a RaralA raaaraaa tha prlFor easy, quick carpet clean­ 322-7857 or 322-3125 t lla a a a f r a ja r lla s ar raalala p a a r aA rartlaaaiaal w h lrb ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ It # * » n * a h fa e tla a a h la la PLUMBING tric Shampoocr only $1 per th a p allcp a f th la a a a a Contracting Repairs day. Csrroll'a Furniture. P« par. FREE ESTIMATES CLASSIFIEDS M A R IE ......... R. L. HARVEY CONTRACT RATES 204 Sanford Ave. VA 2-3383 GUNS. Buy. Sell, Trade, Re­ pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE ON REQUEST 21. Well Drilling FISH CAMP. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Local aulomobU* dealers ofSPRINKLER SYSTEMS OLD NEWSPAPERS Isr their best buys la Hcrsld All Types and Sizes FOR SALE classified display ads. We Repair and Service STINE 25 LBS. - 50c MartUoery and Supply Co. Legal Notice SANFOIID HERALD W t W fed St. FA 2-8433 Tha HaaaM w ill a a t ha •p a a a lh la fa r Mara th a a > laaarraat taa a rtla a . M a n ria o r attrr T U B BT AT K O f r L O I I I I l A TO ■TltPIIISM K fel N M E T It u o iin . R IK irtK N C r UNKNOWN. A iw o r n C om plaint h a v ln a M a n flla d a s a l n a t j r a e In l h a C i r c u i t C o a r t la a n d fo r Kami■ o la C o u n t y . r i o r l ' l a , b y MVItT l . B I. M OH It, f o r d iv o r c e , th a a b o r t tllla of w hich la M T R T L B I. U O I l n , P l a i n t i f f , v a r a u a K T K P IIK V K K N N E T I f a t o l l It. D a f a n d a n t . Ih*«a p r a • a n l a a r a l o c o m m a n d s o n to • li p a a r a n d fit# p o u r A n a w a r o r o th a r dafanaa o r p lead in g b e ta . In w ith lh a C lark o f lh a C ir ­ c u i t C o u r t o f H am lnol# C o u n t y , Florid*. and arrva a copy th a r a o f on l l a l n t l f f 'a A ttornay, Carroll tlurha, A tlornay at l a w , P. O. U r a w a r 7., Han ford , P l n r l d a , o n o r h a f o r a l h a HMh d a y o f H*pt#mh*r, A. II. t i l t , o r n th a rw la a dacrao pro nonfaaao w ill b a a n l a r e d a g a l n a l you. T h a f a n f o r d H arald la d a . • l a n a l a d a a a n a w a p a p a r of g a n a r a l c i r c u l a t i o n In w h i c h t h l a Dilation a h a l l ba p u h l l a h a d «nca aach w aah for fo u r oon. • a r u l l v a waaka. W1TNKH8 m y h a n d a n d o fflc l a l aaal o f t h a C1*rk o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o a th la t h a I t h d a y o f A u s a t t , A. D. 19*4. (BftAI.t A r t h u r R. R a r k w l l h , Jr., C lark of c ir c u it Court l l y i M a r t h a T. V lh lan U. C. C arroll liu rk a A ttornay a t Law bulla t i l H an fo rd A t l a n t i a N a t i o n a l flank llutldlng P. O. U r a w a r X H an fo rd , F l o r i d a A ttornay for P lalnllff CUC-ZI P u h l l a h Aug. T, I t . I I , I I , t i l l Legal Notice CLASSIFIED INDEX t — Loat A F o und f — I’e r a n n a l e 4— l i e a u t y C a r a I — Day N u r a e r l e a A—C h ild C a ra I — D n g a —C a te — P a t a 10— L lv a a l o c k IS — Hpci-lal Notice# 11— C a te rin g I t — P lace# i n E a t 14— Hpaclal H ar vlcee I *— r t w l m m l n g lb-ole IT— J a n i t o r i a l Harvleee t l —D u -lt-Y ourtelf I I — U u lld e r e Huppllea i n —C o n c r a t " C o n a tr . : i — Home R epair* ! ! — P lum bing t l — P ainting t l — W ell D rillin g I I — Air Cond . 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H U F F M A N rialn tlff, P laln llff VSL *«- C L A U D E DAVIH; rawldan ca u n ­ W A L T K I t r r. HUT J R AND known, LUIH A. KHIIY, II IK WII-'K Itr fondant. D afan d tin tn sTATH o r ri.o n m i Tin NOTH 14 T O A I T ' K t l l C L A U D E DAVIS; r c a b R n c a T O i IVAt.TKIt C. KHIIY J i t . unknown AND JAJlH A. KHIIY. II1H Yon nrw h a r a h y n o t l f l a d Hint WIFE n Hill o f C o m p l a i n t f o r d lv o rc* A ddraaa;— UNKNOWN h a a h a a n flla d a n a l u M you, a n d TOU a r a h a r a h y n o l i r i a d t h a t y on a r a r e q u i r e d t o a a r v a a Hill o f C n i n p l a l n l f o r F .i ra c<ipy o f y o u r a n a w a r o r p l e a d ­ ■l o a u r a h a a Peon Iliad a g a l n a l i n g t o t h a Hill o f C o m p l a i n t ) n u . a n d y o u a r a r a q u l r a d ta on tha P lain tiff* A t t o r n a y . at-rvo a o o p y o f y o u r A n e w i r N o rrla D. W o o l f o r k . III. S!1 o r P la iid ln a l o Ilia lllll of C o m ­ W. Church Kir,-at, O r la n d o , p l a i n t o n Ilia P l a l n t l f r 'a A t t o r ­ F l o r i d a , a n d fit* Ilia o r i g i n a l nay, J O I I N I K A. MCLEOD, Hoi a n a w a r o r p l e a d i n g i n tlia o f . t i l l , A p o p k a , F l o r i d a , a n d flla flea o f t h a C l a r k o f Ilia C i r ­ tlia o t l g l n a l A n a w a r o r P l a a d cu i t C o u r t o n o r lo fore Hepl- Ing In Ilia n f f l r a o f Ilia C l a r k r m h a r K i e l , I9 «t. i f you fall o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t on n r ha. to da an J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t f o r a tlia I t h d a y o f F r p l a t n h a r w ill ba t a k e n a g a l n a l y o u for 1BC4. If y o u fall tu d n aa, Ilia r a l l a f d a n i a n d a d In t h a J u d g m e n t by d a r n u l t w ill ha Hill of C o m p l a i n t . t a k e n a g a l n a l y n u for Ilia r a . DONE AND i i l i D K H E l ) a t llaf d a n i a n d a d In l h a lllll at Han ford , Hem lnot* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ C o m p l a i n t . ida, t h i s l l l h d a y o f A u g u a t , DUNK AND O R D E R E D at 1911. H an fo rd , H a m ln o la C o u n ty , (HEAL ) F l o r i d a , till# l i l t d a y o f A u g u at, A r th u r n . H ackw tth, J r . l peg. C la r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t (HEAL ) lly i M a r t h a T. V lh la n A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . , P ntilla h Aug. I t , I t A Hapt. C l a r k , Cl m i l t C o u r t 4. 11, I 9 U H am lnola C o u n t y . F lo rid a C D C -tf lly : M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D aputy C lark J O I I N I K A. Mcl.K UI) in t h e n n c r i T co t iit o r a iz:s th e kiv rii j c i i t c m , c m . A popka, F l o r i d a CP IT Ik A k II l l l l l SEMINULK I’u h lla h A u g . T. I t . 11. }l, l i f t I k T i l t : r i n c r i r c o i h t u r COI'NTV. 91.0111114. CDC-1T T J I J MIMTII J t l l l t l A I . c m . c i i A k P E i i v n o . i« sa a C U T IK AK II F l l l t SKMIMUI.K T II K PKNN MU TUAL L I F E 1N- I k T H E I T H C I I T O F T II K C O I ’MTV P L I I t l t t l A . HIIUANCU COMPANY, k l.v r J I D t l I I I . CIH I I I T Ik n iA T f w n r no. lis ti rialntlff. A N D F o i l a i m i . k o l . i ; CO U N . F L A T U U K ll BAV1NU0 RANK. v l. TV, ri.O ltlllA . P l a i n t i f f , H U B E R T M. DOW NtNO , a t u s. ( T I A k C K I I V NO. I U M va, a t nt. T I I K RuHTON F1VK C E N T S P A U L O. B A l t o n , a t u a , a t al, D a f a n d n n tn . HAVINOH R A N K . ttafandanu. N O T IC E o r B l 'I T IN Plaintiff. o T i r s o r a iiiT in H O H T O A O E F O H K t l . t i n l H E va. ■ O H T I iA flH F O H F I t . u a t o r T i n HDUKIIT M. In IWNI NO J O H N J „ I . E W I P . a t u t a n d at T O I P A P I, II. IIA l'm t and m id PAT It] Cl A DOHNLKBIII UICKHUN IIAUUII, INO, h la wife. D* f a n d i n t a Ills wlfa. R K H IH EM E l UNKNOWN NOTIC H o r S P I T I k ■ c a l IHNCICi U N K N O W N AND T O i All p a r t l a a c l a i m i n g H O H T ti A o n F O H K C I.O M HK A N D T O i All p a r t i t a c U l m l n a I n l a r a i t a by, t h r o u g h , un T i l l HYI.VIA M. LKWIH i n t a r a a l a by. I h r o u s h , un dar or agalnal th a afo ra - R K a illK k C H i U nknow n d ar o r a a a ln a l lh a afuraa a t d parauun. You a r a h a r a h y n o t l f l a d t h a t aald paraona TOU A 11 hi h a r a h y n o t l f l a d a C o m p l a i n t t o foriH-loaa a TO U A l l t ; h a r a h y n o t l fl a d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o fo ru clo au c a r l a l n n i u r t g a g a a n r n m h a r l n g t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o f o rac ln a a a a r l a l n m o n g t g a t n r a m b i r . th * f o l l o w i n g d a a c r l b a d r e a l a c a r l a l n m o r t g a g e a n r u m b a r - Ing l h a f o l lo w in g d a a c r l b a d rani p r o p e r t y , l o - w l t ! 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Mine. For Sale Hanilnol* C o u n t y (D ial D irect) 50, Mine. For Sale 55. Furniture For Sale 95. H ouhcn UREENBRfAR fo r Uic biggest selection of nearly new and uaed furni­ Choice lota available In ture, aee NoU'a Furniture Grtenbriar of Loch Arbor Brokerage in Caaaelberry overlooking golf eouraa. on 17-92. Open 6 daya 9 to 8. Cuatom building ta your specification#, Greenbrier FREE ESTIOTATE developed by I'pholatering k Mitlreaa ren­ KINCSWOOD ovating. New fc Uied Furni­ BUILDERS, INC. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 202 Fairmont Dr. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. FA 2-80T4 TA 2-2U7. NEW HOMES Uaed furniture, appliance*, West Fourth St. Just off Pertools, etc. Bought - Sold. ■imrnon. Salesman on pro­ Larry'a Mart 211 Sanford perty, 4:<>0 to 7:00 p. m. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4138. Monday- Wndncaday- Friday. Saturday k Sunday 1:00 to 69. School* & ln*truction* 7:W p. m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Ooora Rd. at Woodland Fall Term Regina Aug. 31 83 RegiatriUon Fee. $1U per H O M ES month. For additional information visit or phone FO R SALE Church Office D a. m. to 12 noon. 322-1472. For the Best Buy In SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN A New or Resale Home, Nursery now taking regislraSee StenMrom Realty fioni. Qualified teacher. 24 hr. service. Reasonable Ph. ‘We Have The Home For You’ 322-9159 or 322-7820. 5 ROOM HOUSE on Old Orlan- * TO SETTLE ESTATE do Hiway. Ph. 323-0913 after This 2 Bedroom, furnished, Concrete block home is con­ 7 p. m. veniently located on 2 and Vt loti on corner in Lake Mary. 3 BEDROOM, 1V4 bath central heat and air cond., Florida Front# paved atrect. Front room, wall to wall carpeting. and rear porches — both 8750 down and payments of screened. Total p r i c e : HOME ■ LOTS - F U R N I- $79.78 per month. Phona TURE, 85,300. To take ad­ 323-0538. vantage of thi# low price Government Owned •) you need cash, Sorry. Home* JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 $100.00 D O W N Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Bedrooms located in various sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS 1. U«. k 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? For Complete Information See or Call Your FHA - VA NOTICE O F K I.K crriO k Re R k n o w n t h a t I. TOM ADAMS. H c c r c t a r y o f S t a t e of t h e S l a t # of F l o r i d a , d n h e r e ­ b y g i v e n o t i c e t h a t a (IKKK R A I, E L E C T I O N w ill h* h eld in Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n T u a« .|* y o a g t s u c c e e d i n g l h a f t r a t M onday In N o v e m b e r , A. D. 19114, t h r aa td T u e s d a y being the th ird day of N o v em ­ ber, t o fill t h e f o l l o w i n g o f ­ fices: U nited M a t e , S e n a to r R a p i e e a n t a t l v * In C - m g r e a a for tha F ifth C o n g re ssio n a l D is­ tric t YbTea <l) J u s t i c e s o f t h * btin r e m e C o u r t , U r o u p * I, 3 a n d 1 T h r# * ( I ) J u d g e * o f t h * D D l r t n t C o u r t o f A ppeal f o r th * Henund A p p e l l a t e D l n t r lc t, U roup* A, C e n d H. ft o v e r n o r K acralary of S ta te Co p t r o i l e r C om m issioner o f A g rlo u ltu r* T reasurer A ttornay n # n * r* l H up*rtnl*nd*nt o f P ublic I n ­ struction F lo rid a P n b lle U lllU lee Camm lstlo n er Htat* A t t o r n e y o f t h * N in th Judlrtnl Circuit P u b lls D*f*nd*r N in th J u d lr ta l C ircuit Oil* (1 ) M e m b e r o f t h o H o u s * or R * p r * * a n t e t l v « e , County Ju d g * C lrrk o f tho O t c u R C ourt H h * rllf T a s A#**e*or T a t C olloetor C ounty H u p erln tsn d e n t of TubRo I n s t r u c t i o n H uparvleor o f n * g t * l r s t l o a T h r* * (I) M e m b e r* o f th * Ho ard of C o u n t y C o m m l a a l o n era. D i s t r i c t * 1, t a n d I T w u ( I ) M e m b e r * o f t h e B o a rd of P u b l l * I n s t r u c t i o n , D istrict* 1 ud t. T h r e e I t ) J u s t i c e * e f t h * P eace. D i s t r i c t s 1, I, a n d 4 T hr** ( t ) Constable*. D istric t! t. 4. a n d I C o u n ty S urveyor P rosecuting A ttorney (R E A L ) In T setlm ony W hereof, 1 h a v e h e r e u n t o **t ray h s n d a n d t h e U r e a l Heal o f th * Htat* o f F lo rid a, at T a l ls b a e a * * , th * C a p i t a l , Ih le t h e tb lH y - Z I rn t d a y o f J u l y . A. D., t i l l . TOM ADAMH, B U C R E T A R Y O r BTATE F O R r e r a l n o l * COUNTY T O Mr. W a l l e r Q U I e w , E d i t o r H a n f o rd H e r a l d H an fo rd , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h Aug. T, 14, I I . I I , l i l t CUC-ll V A - FHA Properly Management We Have The Home For You Stenstrom Realty HOLLY AVE. Stenstrom Realty KINDERGARTEN 2565 PARK DRIVE JUNIOR KINDERS 322-2420 322-7495 2565 PARK DRIVE 3427 Holly Ave. Ph. 322-3560 322-2420 322-7405 NIGHTS 322 6834-323 0518 The Only Prc-Sdiool In San­ NIGHTS 322 6824-323 0548 ford to have participated in the State Accreditation Pro­ gram. REDEEMER LUTHERAN KINDERGARTEN S. Park, E. of Dairy Queen. Prc-achool. Qualified teachera. Tuition: Kindergarten, 815 mo. Pre-KJndcrgaUen, 810 mo. Call 322-3552 or 3227227. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM *50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY » SEE YOUR SALES BROKER and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 3222118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0648 2524 Park Drive "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" 72. Fentiile Help Wanted SUPPLEMENT INCOME! Need Intlii-R, 35 • G5, with or without car for Survey work 4 hour#, 5 daya per week No aclling. 81.25 to 81.50 pet hour. See Company Repre (tentative 9 a. m. Sharp, Room 208, Mciach Bldg.. 224 E. tat St. You'll find what you're FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. Apply In person at Keyter'a Pharmacy, Long wood Pinza. 77. Hituntinn Wanted looking for DAYS WOBK: 322 6277. WORK wanted. 322-7053. WORK, day, week. 322 0300. Housework. 3224)321 or 4209. WILL KEEP 3 or 4 year old child for Working Mother. Ph. 322-9468. Classified MOBILE HOMES MOVED. UPRIGHT PIANO. Rcaimisble SING EH-TAILOR'S MACHINE Reasonable charge. Safe de­ offer Acceptnl. Ph. 3220(159. Sews heavy draperies, rubberlivery. Special Dual wheel tile s and plaktlcs and all truck. Write P. O. Box 1544, home sewing Jobs. Makes Sanford. An Inveitmenl, not an exbuttonholes, sews on but­ peme. Cull TA 2-5812 for tons and Zlg Zagf. New guar­ H2, ItusincKH I'riip. • Sale expert advice on a Herald antee. Sold new for t2G9. advertising campaign. Pay |8 monthly a r discount ACE BEAUTY SALON, Co# of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. for cash. Ph. 322 9411. Legal Notice 95. Houses For Sale 95. Hou*e* For Sale For Sale H7, lluninesH Rentals HEADY MIX CONCRETE 814 Per Yird Fo r LEASE—Service Station. Patios, Floor, Free EiUmatei Good location. Good pro­ *»nd, cement, rock, pipe, duct!. Good treatment. Ph. ■teet, greaze traps, dry locally 322-4342, or apply lo welli. Stepping it one*. the PURE OIL COMPANY. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm AVB. 322-5751 WAREHOUSE OR OFFICE. Will lease 840 aq. ft. 845 RUMMAGE BALE at Super month. Plenty of windows, Value Market on 438 at Alta­ separate entrance in Com­ monte Bat. Aug. 29. Men, mercial It Warehouse dis­ women ami children* ihoei. trict. Also 8.500 sq. ft. of IUkiipniAda, rug#, ditlici, Warehouse space, all or part, etc. 4c per ft. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 Item* 1300 Grapevllle Ave. REPOSSESSED SINGER SWING Needle Select-O-Matlc Zlg Zag. Excellent condition. Doei decorative aewing, monogram#, make# button­ hole#, tew# on button#, all without attachment#. Solti new for over 8399. Balance now due 858, or pay 85.80 Monthly. Trade-In# accepted, Piione Credit Manager, 322 8827. Stemper Agency RHltor-Inauror-Tradea 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 90. IsotH For Hale Q U IC K E S T , MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 103 Ft. frontage, I lf No. Scott Ave. Will consider reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 3320238. W AY T O I LOTS. DREAMWOLD SEC­ TION. 322-0958. AUGUST SPEC. Foam Ice LARGE woodod lot on paved road In Loch Arbor area far cbe#ti, 99 cent#. Surplu# 82000 with BEST BUY City, 201 W. lit St. terms. Get me on the phone this evening. t SIMMONS Single bed. Beau tjrc it maltre##; 1 rh eit of PILCHER, Broker drawer# with mirror. 838. BAHTPer tonal Service Pb. 322-4585. Cali 322-7498 51. Articles For Rent 93. H ouhck For Hale M OST BUY A N D T O All U« Your Quick Service Caah. SUPER fust , t a h m i , Furniture. WUh the TRADING ROBERT JL WILLIAM! Re attar Raymond Lundqulst, Asae. FA 2-Mil Alfafait Rank RUg. SELL . . . Want ads f?et 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! -C A L L CLASSIFIED SANFORD EXCHANGE RENT A BED LARUE HOMY Hol'away, Uoipital 4k Baby M E. 10th St Ideal for Urge Bed#. family looking for lota of By Day, Week, a r Meath floor apace. 4 Bedrooms, 8 pb. FA 1-51BI 116 W. l i t S t Baths, Florida Room, Din­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE ing room, corner location. All for only 88500. Terms 55. Furniture For Sale caa ba arranged. E C O N O M IC A L 322 - 5612 ““ “ FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY 425 - 5938 (DIRECT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) Ihe Sanford t o l d a �■A *» T £ It You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \ our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 95. Houses For Sale 95. Mouses For Sale 1 ftanfnrb 97. Houses For Ken I RAVENNA PARK, 410 Ucth 3 BEDROOM. 1 tilth, concrete 2 Bedroom home. 817 Catalina. Dr. 3 Bedroom, kitchen block home, extras galore. FURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 equipped. Low down pay- Call 322-6148. Points. $65 per month. Ph. Tnent. 322-1553 lite r 12 noon. 322-1467. FHA ■ RESALES 1 BR Fum. House. Th. 668Like new, 2 & 3 BEDROOM 5122. MASONRY Homes, 1 & 2 SEVERAL Outstanding 2 <c 3 Bedroom Homes available in 2 "BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow Baths, Kitchens Equipped. ail Areas of Sanford. Let u; man’s Trailer Court. 668$100 Down, Payment! less Show you Around! 4908. than rent. HELMLY REALTY RENTALS I'h. 322-1641 Seminole Realty Furnished or Unformatted Rall-Rlair Agency 1901 S. Park Ave. OPEN HOUSE Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime Aug. 29 k 30, 1:00 to 7:00 Maine St., Longwood 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, screen­ 7 mi. So. on 17-92 & Right Payton Realty ed patio. Ph. 323-0368, on 434 to Grant St., left 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha on Grant to Maine) EVERETT A. HARPER LAKE it ARY. 2 Bedroom, NEW HOMES AGENCY - REALTOR 3 k 4 BEDROOMS Florida room, fenced yard 3485 S. Park Ave. Air-conditioning optional 322-1507. Phone a FA 2-2284 or FA 2-2285 Immediate Occupancy 2-BEDROOM house, fenced FHA—FHA IN-SERVICENO DOWN PAYMENT back yard, West of City VA NO DOWN PAYMENT limits, $70 mo. 322-1319. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. required on this Beautiful Spanish-type home on 2 lots $38-3911 Collect in fine neighborhood. Spac­ DUPLEX on S. Sanford, near ious rooms throughout which Lake Jessup, on lot 150x200. include Living Boom, Dining RENTALS Also room for trailer. Cash noom, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms Talks! Ph. 322-7519. and tile hath. Separate gar­ age bldg, includes small ■LAKEFRONT- New Home, apartment. Price $14,000 and It's Just good business to old brick exterior, 3 Bed­ $103 per month. check first with Sanford's room, 2 Baths, Family largest H o m e Servicing Room, Patio, Fully nir-conAgency. Fine Homes, Fairly ditioned, all the extras, in SO U T H W A R D Priced. In all Sites! exclusive area. Investment k Realty COUNTRY LIV IN G - Lovely, 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 older home, $ Bedrooms, 2 Good Rental homes, Priced Baths, Fireplace, Old brick THIS ONE IS right, are renting and leas­ screened porch, plenty of a Home, not just a house. The ing fasti room (Could keep a pony). large fenced back yard with Call Today, For Prompt and This you have to See! pine trees; the 3 Bedrooms, Efficient Service. It rays! Call 322 0375 to see these. Living noom, Kitchen and CRUMLEY-MONTE1TI1, Florida Room need only you INC. to be complete. And it cin Stenstrom Realty 500 W. First St. be yours for the Appraisal 2668 PARK DRIVE Sanford, Fla. FHA value of $10,500 with 822-2420 822-7495 only $350 Down. NIGHTS 322-8834 - 323-0548 NEW HOMES Available in Sanford area and Longwood area (6 mi. So. on Stemper Agency 17-92). Beady for occupancy Rca Itor-1n iuror-Tr adas F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom $65.00 per mo. and up. 1991 S, French Ave. House. 2481 Palmetto, Ph. Sales office: 802 Highland Ave. 322-4991 322-0274. Ixmgwood, Fla. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. 3 838-3911 Collect Bedroom, 1 Bath, Florida 3-BEDR005I house, some kit­ Room, kitchen equipped. Ph. chen equipment, $60 mo. 508 322 0618. Myrtle Ave. 323 0635. ljrr«lb Atip. 28, 1964 — Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES PIPING YOU ABOARD, LADS CASSELBERRY, 3 BR.. 1 FURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, CB, We have several new 3 bed­ bath, carporle, CB construc­ Oak floors, masonry home. tion, te rra n o floors, central 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17 92 on room, 2 Balh, Built-in-range 434, then 1 Block S. on East Homes available for Incom­ air and heat. 838-2971. St. to Vincent Dr. 838 6395. ing Personnel that can be NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bedbought for $100 Down, plus room, acreenod porch, nicely 100. Hentirt Rental* prepaid Roma of approx. $75 landscaped. 130 N. Cortex. at Closing of sale, if you can HUTCHISON’S qualify wc have heen aulh. OCEANFRONT APTS. o rim l by live Bulkier to give 339 So. Atlantic you Immediate possession on THE TIME TESTED FIRM Daytona Beach FA 38123 a Rental basis of $3 per 118 N. Park Ave. Call 322-4038 day, payable 30 days in ad­ 96. Houses • Sale or Rent vance pending closing of 101. Trailer • Cnhiinns Sales agreement. Monthly CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Apache Camping Trailers payments including Princi­ LAKE. Call • r • ■ 1n g a Cecil Seller*—868-4818 ple, Interest Tsxes and In- 322-1597. Clerk St., Enterprise surance will be approximate­ ly $80 per month. Your total 97. Houses For Rent 111'. Mobile Rum en - Sale yearly earnings should be al 2-BEDROOM nicely furnished least $4,500 with few out­ ’63 EXPANDO, 55 x 10, 3 Besthouse. 322-8237, standing obligations to quailroom, Air conditioned. Re­ lfy. (Pay grade E-S will CB HOUSE, DeBary, carpet, finance payoff $5300. Asking Qualify). The builder will breezeway, nicely furnished, $200 equity! 322-7462. pay the CLOSING COST! $70. Duplex, 1201 Elm; 2 1-2 and 3 Bedroom* apts. 801 Magnolia, newly NEW and USED YOUR X SHIPMATE, upholstered furniture, fogg­ Awnings k Cabana* ed, nicely furnished, 1 or 2 QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Bedroom*. Ph. NO 8-5287. Seminole Realty Hwy. 17 92 S 322 2582 FUHN1SHED 2 nedroom , Den 1901 Park Avenue •63 EXPANDO. 55 x 10, 3 House with air-conditioning FA 2-5232 anytime Bedrooms air - conditioned. patio k carporle, $95. Ph. Tay off balance $5000. Asking 312-3249. $200 equity. Ph. 322-7462. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom Shown by appointment Ph. House, $7$ month, 322-3249. 10.T. Mobile Home* • Rent 322-3581. FURNISHED 1 Bedroom house TRAILER with Fla. room a t­ S BR, Unfurnished house. Ph tached, near Osteen, $8 per near bast. Adults. $80 mo. 322 8892. week. 322 0519 after 6 p m. Ph. 322-4833. St. Johns Realty NEW HOMES Legal Notice sronri? o r s n n f T in s o r n r n n .i Tinv nv n o tiin o r r o i'v r v i o w m iisio v k h * o r c o r v r r cxotisiii. n r v T i v u asm 4 » * x n o s rvii v rn iT A tv ito * n ntniiT n r - w v r a s i * M K s n i ' s t ’i s f t * M I II I ■ I’ I. A I H I MU AS X H i d i n ' T II K II K I V . r<> W H O M I T MAT CONCKI4K: Nolle* I* h e r e b y i l v t n t h a t lh* Ho ard o f C o u n t y C o m m ie■lunar* o f t a m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a d o p t a d a rt a a n l u t ln n an lh * Salli d a y o f A n n u a l, A. 0 , 1 SSI, cloatiiK, » » r « l ln « an d al.and-m lns a cartaln road M uht-of-w ay and renouncing an d i t l . c l a i m i n g a n y r l s h t of 1 . m tn o l* C o u n t y lo t h a t c a r l a i n r o a d rlg h t- n f -W 'a y In I t m l * sol* c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d**crlb*4 sa follow *, t o - w t i : T h * N o r t h 10 f a r t , L o l IS, Hlock A ( I n * l h * E a s t 1" Trat I h a r a o f l o f Dll. AND MRS IIK N B T rO S T K K S HAMMOCK. K a a l o f LaV* C h a r m , a* r a c o r d a d In P l a t Hook I. P a s * * o f lh * P u b ­ lic R e c o rd # o f S e m in o le C ounty, riu rld * . L a t Ihta Nolle* ha i-u h llah n l on* (1) Hm # w l i b l n t h i r t y ( l » ) Siiya f o l l o w i n g lh # d a l # o f th* a d o p t i o n o f ;h # I t a a o l u l lo n In an* ( t ) l»»u# o f T h * S a n f o r d H rald, a n#w»P»P»r of f c n a r a l e l r r u l a l l o n . p u h l f a h r d In Sami* n.ita C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a a p ro a Mad b y C h a p t e r SSt, F lo rid * ■t a t u l a a . t e a t . H a t a d th la » t h d a y o r A u ­ g u s t . A. D. 1**4 BO A R D O F COUNTY COMMISHIONKR* Or «EM INO UK COUNTY. F L O R ID A By: */ * A r t h u r H. Il»-'kw ith. Jr. C lark ■ l a n a i r u m , D#*i* 4 M c l o to a h A ltornaya al w E d w ard * tlu lld ln s Sanford. F lorida l-u h llah Au*. SI, 1*44 CDC-S4 3 BEDROOM house, water 166. Apart men In for Rent furnished. $83 mo. 322-3685. Furn. Apt. 2300 nteltonvllle. 1 BR. fura. house, Lake Mary. Turn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 8. No pets. 322-3049. $35 Mo. 407W W . lit. Legal Notice x o t ic k o r p in i.ir tiK sn . iv n o r r n n r n s K D i'N I x iik i AND S N R X D M K X T S IIV C K * . T A IN D I S T R I C T S AN D B O l 'N D A H IK S O F T H K I O N I N G O R . DIN A N CK O F T H K C I T T O F S A N F O R D , F I.O H ID A . N o t i c e I* h t r a h y ttlv en t h a t a P u b l i c l l a a r l n a w ill b* h a l l a t th # C o m m la e lo n R a n m In l h * C i t y H a l l In lh # C i t y of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d * , a t i nn o 'c lo c k P. M . o n f l . p t a m h a r 14. 1*«(. tu ro n alila r th * f a l l o w i n g t h a n e - * a n d ■ m a n d m i n t a t o th * Z o n in g O r d i n a n c e o f lh * C i t y o f B anford , F l o r i d a ! T h a t p ro p erty ly in g a a i t af P a lm e tto A vanu* a n d N o rth of O n o r a R o a d la p r o p o a a d t o b# r a a o n a d f r o m R - l (O no a n d T w o F am ily D w rllln g ) IM atrln lo n-l ( M u l t l p l # F a m i l y D w e l l . In g ) Dial riel. Fold p r o p e r l y b r ­ in g m a n p a r t i c u l a r l y d a i c r l t ia d a a fo llo w * : L u te t t h o u g h IS. t n c t u a l v a , B lo c k 4. a n d t h a t p o r t i o n o f L o t A. B lo c k I. l y in g waat of a ca rta ln n o r th / a o u tli u t i l i t y r a a e m a n t , alt In l l o a a l l n d l l a l g h t a a a r at-urdad In P l a t tv-.uk j . P a l * 41. l a m l n o l * C o u n t y R e c o r d t. All P a r t i* * l a I n t a r a a t a n d c ltlia n * ahall h a v e an o p p o r ­ t u n i t y t o bo h e a r d a t aa ld NAVY COUPLES SPECIAL! Furnished 3 Room*, balh, 2 screened porche*. 110 W. 3rd. Legal Notice v o T i r t : o f n H i . i r m-. s o i s o lit* 1-1101*11 a Mil I I t S M i K a 4 Nil I N I I V lI ttn r s l> F K H T 4IN D l a T I t IIM * A M I n o U M I t l t tt:« o f T H K a t i M M j t t i t m x AMTS OF T U B FITV O F I A N . r o n i t . F I.o n iD A . N n tlr a I* h a r a h y ( I v a n t h a t a P u b l i c H e a r i n g w ill b# held a t t h r f u m m t a a l o n lio o m In th* C ity H all In th * C i t y o f Hanforil. F lo rid * . »t •'c lo c k p. SI . on H«|it*mb*r 14. ISIS, to consider th * follow ing r h a n g r* and am e n d m e n t* to t h r Z o n in g O r d i n a n c e o f th * City of Kan fnrd , F l o r i d a ! l -rn p o ard " C o n d i t i o n a l Pa* " a d d e n d u m t o t h e Z o n i n g Or d l n a n r a tn p r o v id e f o r A g r i ­ c u l t u r a l P a r a In a l l *on*a. l a ) T o p r o v id e f o r p r o d u c ­ tion of A g ric u ltu ra l p r o ­ duct! ( h i T o p r o v id e f o r n . n a t r u c ­ tio n of a r r a n h o u r* * a n d o th e r building* o r ( tr u e tur*> n o r m a l l y aaaocla t* r.l w i t h t h r p r o d u c t i o n of a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o d u c t* . Atl p a r t l r a In I n t r r c a l a n d e l t tarn* m a l l h a v e a n o p p o r t u n ­ hearing ity to h r h e a r d a t aa ld h e a r i n g . Ily o r d t r of lh # C i t y Co m By o r d a r o f t h * c i t y C a m m ln alun o f th * C i t y of S a n f o r d , ml d u n of th # C i t y of g a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , t h l a I l t h d a y o f Au- F l o ri d a , t h l a J l t h d a y o f August. :m . g u i t . 1S44. H . N. T a m m , J r . H N. T a m m . J r . Aa C i t y C l a r k o f th * A* C i t y C l a r k o f t h * C ity c i t y Of S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a o f S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a P u b l i s h A u g u e t 21, 1» « |, P u b t l r h A u g u r t SI. 1>$4. CDC-14 CDC-11 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 115, An ton For Sale $ Bank J Repossessions ‘Mom had it put in! Site got tired of being a golf widow!" 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartment* for Rent FURNISHED OR UNFURN- FURNISHED 3-room, w l t k bath k garage. 2520 Nar­ ISIIED 2 Bedroom Duplex cissus Ave. 322-3146. Apartment. T errauo floors, tile bath, water furnished. 3 ROOM furnished apt., Near Ph. 322-2334 after 3 p. m. downtown area. Water furn­ 2 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ished. 322-8331 after 3. ment. $35. 1703 Magnolia. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 2 and 3 Room Apts, close up­ Apartment. Close in. Ph. town. $30 k $40 mo. 322-6281. 322-9173 days 322 0841 even­ ings, NAVY COUPLES SPECIAL! National Phone 322-4503 B U Y IN G A u s CHECK OUR STOCK A L L CARS B EIN G S O LD A T W H O L E S A L E PR IC ES! 62 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr. Se­ dan. 1 Owner, Extra Clean COMET 1-DR., 6'Cyl. Bedan, White Color, Like New COMET 2-DK. RAH With standard Tran*. *1295 *1095 62 LINCOLN CONT. A Luxury Car, Air Cond., Perfect Cond. 61 PLYMOUTH VAL. 2-Door Redan, Auto. Tranamiaalon 61 PLY. FURY V-8 Auto. Trana, P.S., Extra Clean *1095 FORI) WAGON 4-Door Country Sedan, V-8, FordO-Malir, UAH, I'.H. CHEV. RISCAYNK 4-l)r. *1095 S-CyL, Auto. Trans. IMPALA CONVT. V-8, Auto. Tran*. Radio, Healer, *1295 I’owrr Steering, Ileal Nire 60 COMET SEDAN 4-Dr., *896 '55 FORD, good body, good 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 $032 mechanical condition, Call ALL WORK GUARANTEED 322 6616, Claude HarroU. MERCURY HARDTOP .Monterey 4-Dr., Fully Powered, Extra Clean '1395 69 THUNIIEItillHD Hardtop, Fully Powrred Air Cond. '1295 59 ENGLISH FORD 2 Dr. Anglia, Real Nlra *495 58 FORI) FAIKLANK 8-Dr. V-8 Fard-O-Mttlc, Radio, Heater, Power Steering •I LINCOLN 4-Door, Run* Good, Powered PLYMOUTH 6 8 4-Door Sedan 67 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan 2-IIOOR 56 FORD V-8 Engine 58 $ 121. Scooters & Cycles 1958 NSU Prim* Motor scoot­ er, Electric start. Excellent condition. Call 322-5628. 123, Boats & Motors 16' FIBRE GLASS Boat, Trailer k 1964 90 IIP Evinrude, $1593. 322-3635. Gateway To The waterway Robson S|xirtiiiK Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealar 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA Z 5M1 18' Boat k Trailer, $130. Also 35 hp. Evlnnidr, 322-7649. For real automobile bar­ gains, check the Herald el*isHied display section. < BACK TO SCHOOL car, '54 121. Sonniers & Cycle* Dodge Coronet 4-door. Pow­ er steering. Power brakes WHY Buy someone cite* trou­ bles radio. One owner, $495. Con­ tact Wally Dietrichs 322-2248 WHY Go lo the expense of a or 322-5232. second used car WHEN You can drive a brand 120, Automotive Service new Vespa for $5.00 down and $1.50 per VW SPECIALIST week, and get up to WRIGHT'S AUTO REPAIR 135 m.p.f. Foreign A Domestic S. Sanford Ave. Across Transmission guaranteed for from H.L.H. 322 0217. life. 64 63 64 1962 1962 1962 1962 1961 1961 1960 LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 2517 Country Club Road 322-792$ H EY! SPORTS CA R LO V ER S LO O K AT TH ESE! VOLVO "I22-S" 2 Door, A Prrrialon Quality Import From Sweden, Air Con­ dition, 2.800 Artual Mile*. AUSTIN-HEALEY Deluxe "1000" Itnmixter, New Tire*, I.orally Owned. BUICK Skylark Cimvl. 4-Speed nn«, 1.200 Al lira. Factory Executive Car. Coupe, *2595 *2595 SAVE CORVAIR MONZA 2 D o o m . 4-Specd Marked Down From $1495.00 PONTIAC STAHCHIEF 4-Door, Powrr Steering A Brake*. A Very Fine Huy At Only RAMBLER CLASSIC 4-Door Economy At Hi Heat. FORD FALCON 4-Door. Radio anil Hratvr, Nearly New Whits Finish. RAMBLER AMERICAN 2-Dr. Station Wagon. A Perfect 2nd Car, Standard Trsnamleeion, BUICK ELECTRA 223 * 4 Hr. Hardtop, Factory Air Conditioned. Every Power Feature and New Tires. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN V-N With Standard Tranamiaalon, A Little Rough But A lot! Of Bond Still Left. *1295 *2195 *895 *1095 *795 *1995 *695 *985 6 0 Stan. Trana., RAH *1595 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. '56 Ford PU, $587 bal, $31 mo. '34 Ford PU. $499 bal, $24 mo. '62 Cons'l J15 $1199 hat $39 mo. '61 Voikswgn $1617 bal $38 mo. 'SI Pont. Eat, $499 bal. $24 mo, '38 Chev. Wgn $683 bal $32 mo. '58 Pont. Wgn. $199 bal $24 mo. '57 Olds IIT $699 bat. $31 mo. '57 Iluick $677 bal, $32 nto. low prices check (lie Herald '58 Ply Spt Cp $788 bal 138 mo. rlassinrd page* where local '54 Buick $299 bal, $16 mo. dealer* advertise. '57 Olds 68 $661 bal, $31 mo. '59 Olds 66 $1099 bal $39 mo. '56 Pont. C|ie $691 bal $32 mo. '59 Merc. AC $747 bal, $33 mo. '61 Renault $597 bal, $29 mo. ’57 Ply HT $197 bal, $24 mo. '59 Ply wgn $797 bal $33 mo. '55 Cadillac, $614 lull $32 mo. '59 Chev Wgn $787 bal, $37 nto. '57 Chev. V8 $715 bal, $32 mo. '51 Olds 4 Dr $567 bal $32 mo. '53 Ford, $99 bal $4 mo. '56 Mercury $157 bol $8 mo. '53 Buick , $77 bal, $3 mo '55 Olds, $91 bal $5 mo. '53 Ford. $39 bal $2 mo. '58 Cadillac, $788 bal. $33 mo. '66 Ford Fate. $717 hal $32 mo. ’.is Mere. HT, $7nu bal, $38 mo. '59 Ford Wg. $599 bal. $31 mo. '58 Hillman $699 bal, $31 mo. '60 Ford, $699 bal, $31 mo. '55 Ford. $497 bat. $22 mo. *58 Chrya, $699 lull, $29 mo. '57 Clny*. $597 bal, $29 mo. Furnished 3 Rooms, bath, 2 1-Room Efficiency apt. with screened porches. 110 W. pvt. bath k shower, suitable 3rd. for couple or single person or retired. All utilities in­ FURNISHED garage apt. Ph. cluded ut rent. Ideally lo­ 322-2800. cated on 1st St., within 1 2 BEDROOM, water, $60; 3 block of 2 free parking lota Room*, Util. $50. 322-2764. and sboppktg center. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Clean 4 Rooms. Bit Park. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. W E LAI C A APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment, in­ 114 W. First St. quire 464 E. 14th St., Apt. 7. FUIIN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013, 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Prl FLORAL HEIGHTS: 5-room vate bath k entrance, 318 REPOSSESSIONS, INC. •pt., Furnished. $6$. 322-5007 Mallonville. Ph. 322 3120. JAjq SANFORD AVE. after 6 p. tn. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, IU1Z orK N EVENINGS utilities Included. A d u l t * FURN. 4 room apt. $40 mo. Adults. 3229480. only. Lake Mary. 322-4982. ---- 120. Automotive Service ROSE COURT APARTMENTS KARMANN Gill A '62 VW, 17.000 ml. Perfect condition, 1 UR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Base. 2013 San­ transistor radio, $ 1193. Also '18 olds mobile. Owner Ph. Senkarik Glass and Paint ford Ave. 668 4323. Company (08-8157, 2 LARGE Nicely fum. Duplex 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 apis. 14th Ave., Longwood 1957 BUICK 4 Dr.. A T. UAH. 6 mi. from N.A.S. Ph. *38Newly painted. Good running COHEN RADIATOR NTTOP condition, $350. 322-0625. 3296. Free inspection, eitlm ates, pickup, delivery, Re coring 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air- 1964 Old* F85 4 Door Sedan. k repairs discounted. conditioned Bedroom. $63. l i t Florida State Bank, Ralph 21UX E. 3rd. 322-3443 E. 8th., 322-4285. Pezold, 322-1611. EFFICIENCY. $40. 611 Park 56 OLDS, A/C. HAH. Real Auto Glaaa, Tape clean inside A out. Needs t k 2 BEDROOM Apartments. k Seat Covers some motor repair. Make $55 to $65. Apply Apt. 7, offer. 119 I.ake Dot l)r. 404 E. Nth St. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. HOME RENTERS HOME OWNERS 106. Apartments for Rent 115. A uIoh For Sale 62 OLDS CUTLASS COUI'K V-8, Auto Trane., Radio and Heater. Ilurket Scat*, AH Vinyl Interior *1995 62 FALCON "SQUIRE” STA. WAGON 4-Dr.. 8-C) l„ Auto Tran*., Radio and Heater *1595 62 COMET Custom 4-Dr, Redan, 6-Cyl., Auto Trana., K 4k H *1495 62 RAMBLER Ambassador Custom 4-Dr. Srdan, V-8 Engine, Stand. Tran*., P. Steering, Power Brake*. Heater, Air Conditioned. *1595 63 English Ford Cortina 2,Dr. Sedan, Extra Clean, Solid, Very Kronumleal. *1295 60 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE • CyL. Auto. Trane, Radio and Healer, White Finish, Itluc Top, All Vinyl Interior. *1495 CLEAN-UP PRICES 61 CHEVROLET ON BRAND NEW CLASSICS AND AMERICANS IMPALA CONVERTIBLE V-8, Auto Trana, Power Strering, Power Brakea, Power Windows, Radio and Heater, Air Conditioned. Very Nice. H URRY! *1895 RAM BLERS ONLY 11 64’s LEFT! 63 Chev. Pick-Up Ton, Long Whrrl Base, Step-Side Bed, « CyL, Haaler *1595 195 OPEN EVERY THE ABOVE CARS ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK WHICH CAN RE BOUGHT WITH FANTASTIC LOW DOWN PAYMENTS AND MONTHLY LOCAL BANK FINANCING IF YOU QUALIFY CREDIT WISE. HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4884 L IN C O L N M ER C U R Y IN C Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 NIGHT T IL 0 P.M. |E 3M U M M Saturdays Til B P.M. R O LLER Phone 322-0231 301 Went Firnt Street SA N FO R D OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9 P.M. MOTOR SALES 2nd. ft Palmetto Ph. 332*6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 �City's Refuse Removal System Called One O f Nation's Best Department Wins National Recognition &hr fcanforh S rra lh Page 12 — Aug. 28, 1961 lljr Pol I >p Austin City Editor The organisation end rtflcfency of the City of San­ ford's Refuse Removal De­ partm ent ha* pained nation­ al recognition. A letter ha* been received by City Manager W. E Knowlea from the Refuse Remov­ al Journal, national magazine of the aanitation industry, aiking for specific detail* of the Sanford operation to print In their magatlne, "for the edification of other communItiee throughout the country." The Refute journal got the Up from an International Harvester publication which had spotlighted the 8anford operation. The City Commlaaion com­ mended Knowle* for having gained this recognition, and Knowles in turn passed tho credit on to the department supervisor, Bob Kelly, and hi* crew*. The Herald feel* that If thi* local organisation can gain national recognition, our readers should be informed of how such recognition has been gained. Here I* the story, accord­ ing to Knowles: "Prior to 1053, the City of Sanford refuse system used 10 men, two packers and four open-type trucks. The gar­ bage was collected on a sep­ arate pickup and hauled to the Incinerator while all trash was hauled In open trucks to a dump where It was burned. "The results were rosily, Inefficient and unsanitary. "In June of 1053, the City • f Sanford purchased an In­ ternational tractor mounted with a Drot Hull Clam and converted to a sanitary land­ fill on city properly along the lake front. This resulted In abandoning the Incinerator and the unsightly open dump plus reducing the personnel of the crews to HI men. "There are five, 20-cubleyard packer trucks In opera­ tion with no open trucks used except in case of emergency or breskcdowiis (which ore few.) These enclosed packer trucks average five and a half tons per load. "Through the years, the elty’s refuse system has been refined by experience into nil efficient operation. It still op­ erates with in men, though the population has nearly doubled. The city collects both garbage and trash In one romLined pickup twice each week with the commercial accounts being collected at night, six times a week. "The dark green uniforms worn by cn-ws, clearly mark­ ed with "City of Sanford” across the back are a reasa u r l n g identification for housewives as these men work through alleys and hack yards.” •'Employee* work on their own lime to cover their route. When legitimate rnniplaint* come in, the entire rrew must go bark to correct It. Only three to five complaints a week are received now. Tlie rrew* are made up of a driver and two pick-up men I.arge 70 gallon magnesium containers are used by the men for collection to reduce trips to the truck and help alimlnat* spillage. Hoth Knowles and Kelly attribute the efficiency of the refuse operations to the pride of the crews, who have high morale and believe they arc "the beet." Members of the crews are; Roy Stinson, driver with Kary Holiday and Alton Coleman; Homar White, driver, with Mack Moore and Charlra Rhaw; John Howard, driver of the commercial run, with Joseph Johnson and Georgs Seymore; William Carroll, Barry Satisfied, Resumes Cruise In California No Relaxation For LBJ After Busiest Day W. E. KNOWLES . . . nation rccognilion HOB KELLY . . , superintendent driver with Nathaniel Whi­ taker and Leo Arnold; Wil­ liam Moore, driver, with Ro­ meo Johnson. Everett Craft is in charge of the landfill operations. “Of material Importance," said Knowles, "is the recov­ ery of low waste land by means of the sanitary land­ fill process.” "The ten years of landfill operations by the City of San­ ford has resulted In the fill­ ing of more Ilian 34 acres of waste land. "This filled land Is now available for valuable use. Ono section of six and a third acres now Is valued at |7fi,000. Thla was formerly low swampy land that had Interest for no one st sny price." A recreation park ha* been constructed on one of the re* claimed landfill arena. Tills is the Pinehurst Park area on Chase Ave. between 22nd and 24lh St. ATLANTIC CITY (UPII II was a short night lor Presi­ dent Johnson after what he called the biggest day in his life. And he was getting up early today for a busy round of speeches, ceremonies, a flight to Texas, and maybe a news conference at Ihe LBJ Ranch. Just past midnight the Presldent, newly nominated for a full term of his own in the White House, walked with hla wife and daughters from Con­ vention Hall here to a balcony overlooking the boardwalk where he waved to cheering thousands and briefly watch­ ed fireworks display celebrat­ ing his Sfith birthday. Sometime after 1 a. m. he turned in for the night at a private home here after pro­ nouncing the birthday his best and the day generally “ the nicest" he had ever had. Today, In an anti-climatic cleanup to the Democratic Na­ tional Convention, the Presi­ dent was meeting delegates and campaign workers at a 10 a. m. EDT breakfast in the Convention Hall ballroom, then Democratic National Commit­ tee a half hour later. Both groups expected brief speeches, and Johnson was prepared to oblige. At II a. m. he was to take part in a "Parade of Progress" ceremony at Convention Hall, pushing a button to start 40 fountains flowing In a S3 mil­ lion garden adjacent to the pubic hall in Cleveland, Ohio. Finally at 11:40 a m. John­ son and his running mate. Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minn­ esota, planned to leave by heli­ copter from a brachside park­ ing lot for Ihe nearby airport and a (lin e hour ami 20 min­ ute Jet flight to Texas. There were reports lie and Humphrey might conduct a joint newi conference there. Indications were the President Ranch at Johnson City through the weekend. PRACTICING for one* of the games for the Pinccrest Baptist Churchwide Western Style Fellowship Picnic to he held on the church grounds from 3 until 7 p.m. Saturday are, from left, Teddy McQuattcrs, Judy Guess, Dec McCoy, Audrey Queen and II. I). McQuattcrs, in semi-circle, nml little Perry Williams, front. A variety of entertainment has been planned for everyono from “1 to 100." Herald Photo) FOREST CITY residents are welcoming Rev. James Hamrick Sr., new pastor of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, and his family who are making their home on West Lake Brantley Drive. With Rev. Hamrick in the photo from left nre James Jr„ 12; Brcnnu Lee, 17; Janette Sue, 13, holding Jncques, the family pet nml Mrs. Hamrick. (Herald Photo) MYF Meeting Members of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church MYF who are planning to at­ tend the Christ The King SubDistrict Meeting to hr held next Tuesday night at the Apopka Methodist Church should meet at the local church at 6:30 p.m. fur trans­ portation, C H E V R O L E T S - O LD SM O B ILES - C A D IL L A C S CONVERTIBLES, JOE /.UKOWSKI, 1R year old non of Mr. iiml Mrs. J. A. Zukowski of Casselberry, left Aug. 19 for Imsir 1ruining nt Lackland Air F o r e t Base, Tex. Ho Is n 1964 graduate of Mid-FInri•In Technical Institute, Orlimiln, anil of Lyman High where he played renter on the Grey­ hound Football Team. He is a member of the Cassellierry Vnlimtecp Fire Department. June la Dairy Month and tbs Dairy Council of South Florida hie joined actively in the nationwide observance. A Dairy Princess will be chosen at the annual meeting of tha American Dairy Association of Florida in Orlando Juna SO. IF JOAN PEREN'O appears particularly happy, the reuson might Iks the lovely diamond necklace she’s wearing, courtesy of Arnold Miller nnd Lawton’s Jewelers in the Winter Park Mall. Vnlued at $269,000, the 55 carat Kimberly dia­ mond is suspended from a nerkince of Imguelte stones totaling 45 carats mounted in platinum. Joan ("Mrs. Florida”), was a special guest at the Grand Opening of the fabulous new Winter Park Mall. WHOLE HOUSE HEATING and COOLING GENERAL 1it.) ELECTRIC WEATHERTRON A LL E L E C TR I C HEAT WAGONS, ALL MODELS! ■ ■■ TO THt lA W*«Hi«rTftON im A I i for n Iinto m 900 aqooro foot to tho lorfoat homo or commentlol installations. Pumps OUT hoot, humidity In awmm or; ptsmpt IN boot from froth outdoor air m viator. Uto* low b#H coiling to oiiminoto duett. MOV I NG A N D S T O R A G E CO , INC 2-9511 S . i n l o i t i . Fl a. PLUS ^ in stallatio n FAYMINTS AS LITTLI AS $10 FIR M O N TH ... UF TO M MONTHS TO FAY* SA N FO R D E L E C T R IC C O It* 8. MAGNOI.IA v is it P IC K T H E C A R T O S U IT Y O U R N EED S A N D M AKE US AN O F F E R ! SAVE H UN D RED S! O PEN EVERY WEEK NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY - TILL 9 P. M. UNTIL ALL 64 s ARE SOLD! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE — S A V E D O LLA R S A T TVU SMALLKT. . . wtc u m i PUMP CALL 50-4 C e l e y A v e . Fearless, bat Frightened Superb swimmers and fish­ er* arc stcllcr sea lions, which dive as deep a t 60o feet for food. A grown bull may weigh a ton and fearlessly charge a man, but II can be frightened off by the mere opening of an umbrella. PRICES SLASHED MOVING? FA NEWPORT BEACH. Calif — (L*PI)— Republican president­ ial nominee Barry M. Goldws(cr. pleased with the selection of Sen. Hubert Humphrey as Democratic vice presidential campaign holiday cruising tonominee, resumed his preday. The Arizona senator's bor­ rowed yarht, “Sundance", was last reported off Sanla Cruz Island some W miles from Sanla Barbara on the midCalifornia coast. Cruising and fishing in Cali­ fornia coastal waters. Goldwater was making periodic ronlaets with his press head­ quarters here. Thursday, he Issued a state­ ment to "congratulate Presi­ dent Johnson" for selecting Humphrey, Democratic sen­ ator from Minnesota, as his running mate. Gnldwater aald the selection "destroys the myth that the Johnson admin­ istrations is conservative." Goldwater, whose campaign has featured the alogan "A choice Instead of an echo,” said selection of Humphrey “ more emphatically empha­ sizes the differences between the Republican and Demo­ cratic parties than anything I can think of." m ; a RECORD 8IIOP in - i s i t HOLLER M OTOR S A L E S SECOND & PALMETTO 322-0711 2505 S. PARK 322-0861 SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL students will have thesa jiretty new teachers this year. From left, front row are Frances Bowden, Doris Contrcros and Mnsil Blythe. Standing in hack are Mary I/C« Toole and Winona Newman. (Herald Photo) BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW PATTERNS OF VINYL - ASBESTOS JO H N S -M A N V ILLE FLO O R T IL E S PRICES START AT g c PER TILE W A LL S U P P LY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" �S ' e A 7 * i Adventist Baptist T H E S E V E N T H -B A T ADVENTIST CHURCH C o r n e r 7 lh A E l m J . L. M a r e h a l l .... ..... ....... . P a e t o r SER V IC ES SATU RDAY— S a b b a t h S c h o o l ____ 9:10 m. W o re h lp Service 11:00 a. m. W ednee day N ight P r a y e r S e r v i c e — _ 7:10 p. m. Alliance CONO H B O A T ION*ATa C liltlS T IA N CIIUKClf (U n ite d C h u rch of C hrl*t) P a r k A v a n u t a t 24 th St. t : 0 0 a. n». _ C h u t eh Schoo l f o .00 a. tn. — W o r a h l p H erv ir* 7:20 p. m. C h r l a t l a n T o u tti M inistry It t v . W a l t e r A. R. M c P h e r s o n , P asto r Episcopal UliniST CHURCH C h u rch Street, F r . C h a r l e t W. V icer H oly C om m union Service a S erm on CH U R C H O F CH R IST Geneva R a lp h B r e w e r Jr. E vangellet lllh le S ch o o l ......... ... 1:10 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p — 9:30 a. m. E ' e n l n g W o r e h l p . . . * 30 p. m . W e d . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7 :lu p. m. r i R S T B A PT IST C H U R C H 519 T a c k A v e n u e F . R. C h a n c e P aetor M o r n i n g W o r e h l p _1:30 a. m. S u n d a y S ch o o l — 9: 45 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p „ 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ™ . 5:10 p. m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p _ 7:45 p. m. W e d . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:10 p. m. O A K L A W N B A PTIST C H U R C H 1741 C o u n t r y • t u b Hoad S p o n ao rt'd by P l r e t R a p t l a t Church Rev. n . T l l a r r e t t „._ P a e t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ..... 9:4 5 a. m. W o r e h l p S e r v i c e _ 11 too a. m. 0:15 p. m. T r a i n i n g Un io n __ 5:00 p. m. E v e n in g W orehlp W e d . P r a y e r S erv . _ 7:10 p. ra. Congregational Church Of Christ Baptist E L D E R SPRIN G S B A P T IS T Old O r l a n d o ltd. a t H e e l e r Av*. It. H a m i l t o n G r i f f i n — P a o t o r S u n 'l e y S c h o o l ____1:15 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p __ 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ___0:10 p. m. E v e n i n g W o t ah Ip _ 7:4 5 p. m. t ip F IR S T C H R IST IA N CH U RCH D I S C I P L E S OU C H R I S T 15o7 S. S a n f o r d Ave. K. V e r n o n F u l l e r B u n d a y S ch o o l _____ 5:15 a. m. M orn in g W orehlp 10:00 a. m. P I N K C n E S T A S S EM B L Y o f non church C o r. 1 7 th a n d Him I t . M. W i l d e r _________ P a r l o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ 9:45 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p _ 10:50 a. m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p „ 7:10 p. m. T o u t h S erv . ( S u n .) .. *:U0 p. m. M i d - W e e k S e r v . ( W e d . ) _ 7:10 p. ID. P IN E C R K S T RA PTIST CHURCH O nura Road P a e t o r - ___ _ W i l l i a m J. flu ee* M o rning W orehlp ! l : o o e. ra. S u n d e y S ch o o l ™ 9 45 *. m. T r a i n i n g U n lu n ....... * ; t s p. in. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p __ 7:10 p. ra. W ed O fficers A T e a c h e rs M e e t i n g _________ ( :1 0 p. m. cnt> M ission E n t r r p r l M ) — K l l u b e l l i 8t. F > l v r * l e r W i llia m * .. . . r « « t o r P h o n # IC I-S 9U 8 i m d « y School ........ 10;0rt * m. W o r a h l p S t r vico . 11:00 a. in. K v a n R e l t a t tc ...... 7:30 p m. P r a y e r M e e t i n g . W ad . * 3tf p m. l U b l . S tu d y , S at. « . . . 7:30 p, m. 1:40 «. m. Christian Assembly Of God W E S T S ! D E M I S S IO N .)R T 1IA1TIST CHU RCH I t h St. A H o l l y A n . J o h n It. K i n g ................ I ' a e t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ____ 10:00 a. m. Sunday M o r n i n g W o r e h l p _ 11:00 a. m. Sunday H v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ 7:00 p. m. W ednesday P r a y e r S e r v i c e __'...— 7:00 p, m. c w rn c tt o r non O S T E E N B A PT IST C H U R C H IIW Y. 415 Ph. 1 J M 1 1 4 P e e l e r __ - C h e a t e r W. P l a n k S u n d e y S ch o o l ____ 10:00 a. m. M o r n i n g S e r v i c e __ 11:00 e. m. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____ 5:10 p. m. E v e n i n g S e r v i c e _7:10 p. m. W ednesday M eeting!: Organleatlcina 4:10 p m. P r a y e r .........—... 7:10 p. m. C h o i r ----- ------------1:50 p, m. C H R I S T I A N M IS S IO N A R Y A LM A SC E CHURCH KOI r * r k A y * a t 14th SL Rav. C. C. Dees . J r . P aalo r S u n t v y S c h o o l ____9:45 a. m. W o r e h l p S e r v i c e __I1:«o a. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p _ 7:10 p. m. A l l i a n c e Y o u th F e l l o w s h i p ( W e d . ) __ 7:10 p. ra. (W ad) P r a y e r S e r v i c e ____. 7:10 p. m. CE N T R A !. B A PT IST CH U RCH Co r. 14th St. As O a k Ave. H all S m i t h ____________ P a e t o r S u n d a y S ch o o l 9:45 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p __ 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g U u n l o n _ 5:45 p. m. E v e n in g S ervice I:» 0 p. m. V e d . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:10 p. m. N u re e ry Open W T R H -------------------- 7:10 P- m. S u n d a y N it* R ro a d c a e t Church Of God J O R D A N M I S S IO N A R Y R A P T IS T CHURCH 1571 W. F l r e t S t r e e t S u n d a y S ch o o l _ ™ 10:00 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p _ 11:00 a. m. llltile S t u d y ( S u n d a y ) 7:0# p m . E v a n g e l i s t i c S e r v i c e 7:eo p. m. W e d . P r a y e r M e et _7:00 p m. Bill S t e p h e n a ...... ..... ... . P a - t o r A C o r d i a l W e lc o m e to All Longwood S tew art, Jr. Free Methodist CHURCH O F C H R IST 1511 P a r k A v e n u e B e r t B r o w n ______ E v a n g e l l e t Sunday B lld e S t u d y „ ...... — 10:00 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p .... 11:00 a. m. E v e n i n g S e r v i c e .... * : j n p. m. S r * " H e r a l d o f T r u t h ' ' 1 p. S unday on C h a n n el I Tueeday L a d l e s Hilda C l a n _ 10:00 a. m. W edneeday B i b l e c l a e a ______ 7:10 p. m. FVltiK M K T IIO D 1 S T C l l i m c i l «*4»rn<«r l l h St. a n d I*4Uiid A%s. I t s v, c K AndiriftR . pMlttf T s l s p h o n s : 122*7o:s Puntl.iy S ch o o l ?:!& a. m. M o r n l n s W o r s h i p .... P»:IS s. m. Evi*ntnn Worship . . i p m. W e d . P r a ) s r H s r v l c s 7 Jo p. m. Lutheran GOOD S I I E U I I E R D L U T H E R A N CHURCH 3900 A O r l a n d o D riv e H w y . 17-931 S a n f o r d , K lu r b le 333-7313 T h e Rev. J. G ordon I ' e a r y . U aator Sunday School 9:19 a. m. k t o r n l n g W o r e h l p — I lino a. m. C o m m u n i o n — K l r a t S u n d a y In Mil'll Mun Mi K in d e rg a rte n an d Nureery Christian Science FIR ST CH U RCH O F C H R IS T SCIEN TIST lo o E e e l S e c o n d S t r e e t S un d ay Service A S u n d a y S c h o o l ____11:00 a. ra. S u b ject; "C hrlel Jenue" W e d n e s d a y S e r v i c e .. 1:00 p. m. R e n d i n g R o o m : 301 E. K lret. W e e k d a y s : IU:3o a. m. - 4:30 p. in. F r i d a y E v e n i n g : d.Jit1:30 p. m. There isn’t much music ctunhi): out of that horn. Ilut one thiiiK's cer­ tain: this little fellow is making plenty of noise. If it happens to ho Sunday morning, when the family sleeps late, this sturdy musician isn't going to receive much praise. His lungs are strong, though, and lie’s going In sit there and toot that trumpet until Mom or Dad takes it away from him. Church Of Cod All of his playmates.arc at Sunday School, so you really can’t M a m a him for trying to while away the idle hours. Unfortunately, his parents haven't got the Church-going haldt, so this Imy will probably grow up like them and sleep away the hours in which he could lie getting spiritual nour­ ishment. C H U R C H O F GOD 33nd A F r a n c h H . C. S m i t h ... ........ .. F a e t o r S u n d a y School ____9:45 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p __11:00 a. m. E v a n g e l l e l l o S erv . _ 7:10 p. m. T u e e . P r a y e r S erv . _ 7:10 p. m. T hura. Y oung People E n d e a v o r ------------ 7:10 p. ra. You’ve got the right idea, Gabriel. Wake them up to their respon­ sibility! C H U R C H O F GOD OF PROPHECY 1501 E l m A v e n u e Rev. R o b e r t W e l c h I’a e l o f S u n d a y School .......... 9:45 a. in. W o r a h l p S e r v i c e — 1" 45 e. m. E -n g elletlu Serv. 7:30 p. m. W edneeday: Y o u n g P e o p l e V. U It. Serv. 7 : ! « p. m. B i b l e T r a i n i n g S e r v l.o o p m . TH E CHURCH r o ll A L L . . . ALL FOH THE CHURCH The C h u n h i* 4lie- urr.itret L ulo r «m r u t h fur I h r laiitiling of i h.irm t r r nnd givnl i in # i'M.hi p It fa a Mute, h o u s e u f spmHi.il vuliirv. Willnml a eliung I ' l u m h , n r i th e r Monocracy n>r ii v i l ii . i l ion r a n tu rviv *. T h e r e u i e four sound i t a e m i wh y every 1«t «ut should el lend service* r e g u ­ larly mul *upi>kt Hie C h u n h . T hey m r : (I) Kur hie own - i k r . I J) For hie t h ild rr n 'e s o l e . I D For (lie a n t e o f hie com mun ity mvl nation. (() For 4he sake ul th e L'hurcli itself, w h s It Iteml* liie mural a:vl melrriel su|'|i>rL P lan lo go In i hu rvh r e g u l a r ly e n d rv.nl your Bible daily. L U TH ERA N CHURCH O F THE REDEEM ER t n | W. 35 th T i e r * **Th. C h u r c h o f t h e L u t h e r a n I l n u r " a n d TV "T h l* la th * L if e ' H r : bai t W. ( b u r n ____P a e l o f S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ ... 9:15 a nt. W o r a h l p S e r v i c e _ |i):3n a. m. Kill lei k a r t e l l a n d N 'u r a .r y Methodist CenrlgM IM4 KriilrT AiKsrtialng Service, l e r . Ktrsefcuri, V*. Hund(i)' Daniel 8:15-1(1 Moniluy Daniel 0:IH'j:i Tiir.xlay I.uke 1:8-10 Wednesday l.'lke J t'Jil-'J.I Tliuraday Jlatlbew 17:1-8 rin sr Friday Mnllhew 18:7-14 m k t m o im pt c n u n c i i ( 1 ) P « r k A vs. ?lsv. H u b e r t M J e n k i n s , I*« stor M o tn h » * W o r s h i p .... 1 1 0 p. in. Huttdsy Hrho ol . R:45 *. m. Mi»rnlnff W o r s h i p I0 : i a «. m. M V F M ertliiK s .. .. < 30 p. m. { I n t e r m e d l i i t e . tifn l- T ) L v s n tn r W orship 7.20 p. m. Nntlirdny ]vAi«lm4 1(1:1-11 G R A C E M E T H O D IS T CH U RCH O n o r e ltd., a t W o o d l a n d A v e , Rev. J o h n II. H i r e * J r . P a » t n r C h u rch School 9 15 a. m. M orning W orehlp 11:00 a. m. M Y F ____ —________ 5:30 p. nt. C H R IS T M E T H O D IST CHURCH Sunland E a la le t C ltru* H e ig h ts Rev. C h a r l r e II. H u n t .... T t e l o r C h urch School 9:45 a. in. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p __11:00 a. m. MA’ 5' ......................... ... i : l o p. m. Eve. W o rehlp „ „ 7:30 p m. W ed . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:10 p m . FIR ST SOUTHERN M E T H O D IST CHURCH W o m n n 'a C l u b l l u l l il l n g 303 O a k Ave. D u r n a r d II K n i g h t J r . , P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ........ 9:45 a in. W o r s h i p S e r v i c e . ... 7:30 p. m. _ 7 30 « m. . . . 9 00 a. m. H O L T CR OS S 401 S. D a r k Ave. F r . l . e r o y D. So p er. R e c t o r l l o l y Cum in u n io n .... 7.10 *. m. F a m ily Sarvlca and S u n d a y School ............ 9.00 e. re. M orning P ra y e r iK Irat S u n d a y — H o l y C o m m u n i o n 11:00 a. m. PA O L A C H U R C H OK C H R I S T H i g h w a y (5 W e s t M o rrle R u b y _____ E v a n g e l l e t Hilda C lee e ......... _ 10:00 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r e h l p _ 11:00 a. m. E v e n i n g W o r e h l p — *:oo p. m. B ib le Claeaee W ed . _ 7:10 p. m. Methodist G E N EV A M ET H O D IST CHURCH Rev. W . E. T i m m * raeio r S u n d a y S c h o o l --- ------ 9:45 a. m. M orning S e rv ic e . I t :<>«» a. m. C h o i r P r a c t i c e W ed . 7:30 p. m. E v e r y On* W elcom e. Nazarcne F I R S T CHUR(9ia OF T H E NAZARENR XV. 3nd St. a t k l a p l a Ave. P a u l l l l c k e a ______ ___ P a s t o r S u n d a y S ch o o l ........ 9:45 a. m . M o r n i n g W o r e h l p .... 10:15 a. m. Y o u t h ...... ........ ........... 1:00 p. m. Y oung A dult F e l l o w eh lp ...... ._.... 1:00 P ra. T h e N am es W e Hear E v a n g e l l e t l c S e r v i c e 7:00 P. m. M id -W eek S e r v i c e ( W e d . ) _ 7.00 p. m. T h ird Sunday S ln g e p lra tlo n 5:90 p. m. FIR S T CHURCH T H E NAZARKNB L a k e M a ry , F l a . Rev. W. L H olcom be, P a e lo f Sunday 4:45 a. m. ___ lllb le S ch o o l 11:00 a. m. __ M o r n i n g W o r s h i p T oo p. m. E vening S ervlra 7 :Oii p, m . W ed . M i d - W e a k P ra y e r Services 7 .oo p. m. __ I« iet W e d . MleB« iu n e r y Service OF Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H O F Id l N O W O O D 541 o r a n g e S t r e e t Rev. E. R u t h G r a n t .... P a s t o r S u n d a y S ch o o l . . . . _ 119:00 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p __ 1I:00 a. in. S u n d a y E v e n i n g __7:3d p. in. W ed . lllb le S t u d y .. 7 . Jo p. m. C o n q u e ro r s M ealing F r l d i y - ____ —. — _ 7:10 p . Presbyterian FIR S T PR E SB Y T ER IA N CHURCH Sanford. F la. O a k A ve * 3rd St. G r o v e r C. S e w e l l J r . . . P a e t o r E d g a r 5V. S m i t h J r . A a r l e t a n t P aelo r C h u r c h S c h o o l ____ 1 4 5 a. m. Seaalo n M e e ts 9'45 a. m . M orning W orahlp lii.no a. m. |* lo n e e r F e l l o w - h i p 4'ftfl p. m. S e n i o r III F e l t o w e l i l p 4:0(1 p,m. E ven in g W orahlp 7:30 p. m. W ed , P r a y e r Meet __7:0# p. m. C I IU IIC II O F T i l l : C O V E N A N T 3775 S o u t h o r l a n d u D r i v e T b o in a a II. M a k l n —..... P a e t o r W o r s h i p ........ 9:00 *. m. C h u r c h S c h o o l ____ lu;0t> a. m. ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE Phone 322-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO„ INC. SANFORD WELDING & FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly & Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slaviu, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crupps and Employees EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey & Employees SK 46 & Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 201 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT RoBe & Wilks Bowman &. Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stunstrom and Stuff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howurd H. Hodges ami Stuff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson uiul Stuff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employee!) L. I). PI.ANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY’S SNAPPIN” TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron anil Stuff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn ami Staff ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LcROY C. RORB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving 1. Pryor and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llw y. 17-92, Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford STRICKL A N D-MORR ISON, 1NC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICIIELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Stuff W1LSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviodo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTirr a t l o c h B a p t i s t C h u r c h , O v ied o m t r a l B a p t i s t C h u r c h , t i l l O a k Av*. in lu o ta F lrat B ap tist C burck ■u l u n t a B a p t i s t M is sio n t o r t a m a n 'g C lu b , C h u l u o t a ltier S p r i n g e B a p t i s t C h u r c h , 0 L e h m a n RA. r e t B a p t l a t C h u r c h . 919 F o r k Av*. ■landahlp B a p t i s t C h u r c h a t tam o n t* S pring* L 411. A l t a m o n t a S p r i n g * rat B a p tla t C h u rch of D a U a rr rat B ap tist C hurch a t Q enava ret B a p tlat C h u rc h of L ak e M e ry r a t B a p t l a t C h u r c h o f L a k e Monro* r e t B a p tl a t C h u r c h o f L o n g w o o d , Co r. lurch A G r a n t r e t B a p t l e t C h u r c h « f O v ied o r e t B a p t i s t C h u r c h o f S e n I -a n d o S p r i n g * r e t S h ilo h M i s s i o n a r y B a p t i s t C h u r c h . 01 W. lltli S t irest City !lap!l*t C h u rch ( u n t a l n H e e d B a p t l e t C h u r c h , Oviedo v s S o u t h e r n B a p t i s t M issio n , c h u l u o t a salonary B ap tlet C hurch N orth ltd. iterprle* icedonla M leelan B a p tlet Church k H i l l ltd. O e t e e n j r n l n g Qlu tjr B a p t i s t c h u r c h . Q e n a v a U v y . ML O l i v a M i s s i o n a r y l l a p t l a t C h u r c h , Ba* I -an d o S p r i n g e l t d , L o n g w o o d ML Z io n M i s s i o n a r y B a p ti s t , S l p a s Av*. New Ml. C a lv a ry M issionary B a p tist 1101 W . 13th SL N ew S a l e m P r i m i t i v e B a p t i s t C h u r c h , 1500 W. 11th St. N e w ML Z io n B a p t i s t C h u r c h . 1730 p e a r A v e O a k l a w n B a p t i s t C h a p el, 374) W. l o t h St. O steen B a p tlat C hurch F l n e c r e a t B a p t l e t c h u r c h . 101 W. O n o r a Hd. P r a i r i e L a k e B a p tla t Church, R ldg* 5td, Fern P ark P ro g r e a a M leelonary B a ptlat Churoh, M idw ay S e c o n d S h ilo h M i s s i o n a r y B a p t i s t C h u r c h , N in th A H ickory 81. J a m a s M le e lo n a ry B a p t i s t C h u r c h Bt*. JM. 115 O aleen St. P a u l M le e l o n a r y B a p t l e t C h u r r h , I t h St, St. M a t t h e w s M l i a t o n a r y B a p t i s t C h u r c h C a n aan H elghle St. J o h n ' s M i s s i o n a r y B a p t l e t C h u r c h , I t s C y p r e s s St. T e m p l e B a p t l a t C h u r c h , P e l m S p r i n g s Rd., M ta tn o n t* S pringe W eateld* M issionary B a p tlat C hurch, 411 S. H o lly Av*. Z io n H e p * B a p t i s t C h u r c h , 751 O r a n g e Av*. CA T H O L IC C h u r c h o f th * N a t i v i t y . L a k * M a r y A l l S o u l e C a th o l i c C h u r c h , 711 O a k Av*. Bt. A n n 'a C a th o l l * Church, T erahlng P la c * . l i e l l a r y Bt. M a ry M a g d a l e n a C a t h o l i c C h u r c h , M a i l l a n d Av*. A l t a m o n l * S p r i n g e C H R ISTIA N F i r s t C h r i s t i a n C h u r c h . 1*07 8. S a n f o r d Ave. C o n g re g a tio n a l C h rlatlan Church, 3401 P a r k Av*. N orthald* C h rlatlan Church, F l t r l l a M avan M r, M aitland C H U R C H O F C» R I S T C h u r c h o f C h r i s t , 1(13 S. P a r k Av*. C h u r c h o f C hrlat, G eneva C h u r c h o f c h r l a t , lo r n g w o o d C h u r c h of C hrlat. P ao la C H U R C H O F OOI) C h u r c h o f God. 503 H i c k o r y C h u r c h o f God. 3700 S. F r a n c h C h u r c h o f God. O v ied o EPISCO PA L All S a i n t s E p l e c o p a l C h u r c h K. D a R a r y A t e , E n te rp rise C h rle l E plecopal C hurch, L ongw ood All S a i n t s E p i s c o p a l , E n t e r p r i s e H o l y C roa* E p le c o p a l , P a r k Ave. a t <th LUTHERAN A ece n alo n L u th eran Church, O verhrook I tr , Caaeatberry Good S h ep h ard Ifn lltd L utha rn, 39(>o 8. O r l a n d o Dr. L n th e r a n C h u r c h o f th* Redeem er, Hi) W. : s t h P l a c e M e ealah L u t h e r a n C h u r c h , A m e r i c a n L e g i o n Hall, P r a lr l* U k r , F e r n P a r k St. L u k a s L u t h e r a n C h u r c h , IlL 411 S l a v l a M ET H O D IST R arneit M em orial M e t h o d is t C h u r c h , E. D aliary A v*, E n te rp rO * B ear L a k e M ethodist Churoh llethel A M E C hurch, C a n aan H eight* I ' a e a e l t i e r r r C o m m u n i t y M a th o d la t C h u r c h , l l w y . 17-9J A P l u e y Rlilge l i d , ("ae e e l b a r r y D e U a r y C o m m u n i t y 5 !* thod!* l C h u r c h W. H ighlands. D aliary c h r l a t M ethodist C hurch S unland E state* F l r e t M a t h o d l a t C h u r c h , <11 T a r k Av*. F l r a t M a t h o d la t C h u r c h o f Oviedo F i r s t Sou I he i o E o t l i o d i j t C h k . W o m a n ' s C l u b 3U1 o a k Av*. F r # * M a t h o d l a t C h u r c h . 509 W. I«t h St. G e n e v a M athodlat C hurch, G eneva G r a c e M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h . O n o r a ltd. G r a n t C h a p e l A M E. C h u r c h , Mvledn O a k g r n v a M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , Oviedo o r t e e n M e th o d ist C h u rch P a o l a W esleyan M e t h o d is t , lit. 44 W. a t p a o l a St. J a m e s A M K , S a n f o r d Ave. St. M a r y 'a A.M E. C h u r c h SL l i t . 411 O t l a t n St. P a u l 's M ethodist C h u r c h O atasn ltd. E n t e r p r i s e S tafford M e m o ri a l M athodlat C h u r c h b. D e B a r y NAZARENE F I ra t Churoh *f th* N aiaraaa, W. I n d a t Mapl* K ern Park Church of th* N aaarani, O 'B r i e n l i d . K e r n P a r k I-*k* M a ry C h u r c h o f I h * N a i a r t n * P II E S I I Y T E I t l AN C o m m u n ity t'ra e b y te rla n C h u rch , l.aka M ary F lret P ra a b y t e r l a n Church, Oak Av*. A 3 rd St. F lra t P re sb y terian Church. C aaselbarry First Presbyterian C hurch of D aB sry, K. H i g h l a n d P r e a p y t e r l a n C h u r c h o f T*’* C o v e n a n t (775 H. O r l a n d o Dr. HI. A m l r e w a P r s a h y t a r l a n C h u r c h 4015 L a n n e a l Bell. D r . I l a a r L a k * llpsala C oinm unlly I'ra ib y te r la n Church, I ' p s a l a lid. W r s l m l n l s t e r I 're s h y t e r l a n C h u r c h , H o w e l l P a r k , III. I l l S E V E N T H DAY A D V E N T I S T F o re s t L ake S e v e n th - d a y A dventlet C hurch, l l w y . 434, F o r e s t C ity H evenOcday A dventlet C hurch, M aitland A v e , A lla in o n lr S pringe H a n f o rd S evenin-day A dventist C hurch, S e v e n th A E lm U T IIE It CH U RCH ES A l l e n 's A M L C h u r c h , O liv a A IS lh C h u r c h o f Go d In C h r i s t . Oviedo C h u lu o ta C om m u n ity C h urch C h u r c h of God o f P r o p h e c y , 3507 E l m Av*. C h u r c h o f (hid M ission. E n t e r p r i s e C h u r c h o f J e s u s C h r i s t of L a t t e r D a y H aln la. 3(15 P a r k Ave. C o m m u n ity C hapel, \ l t a m n n t * S p rin g s E a s t e r n o r t h o d o a C h u r c h , SI. J o h n s C h r y ­ s o s t o m C h a p e l , l |w > 17-93, K»rn I 'e r k •' r n g r a g a t l o n B a th I s r a e l 1*th A M a g n o l i a Klret C h u r o h o f C h r l e t , t k l e n t l e t , tu n M J n d St. K i n g d o m H a l l o f J e l m t a h ’s W l i n a e a I - i k e Monro* U n it. 15*3 IV. T h i r d SL F i r s t P e n te c o s ta l C h u r c h o f l-ongwpod Ml. O liv a D ullness Church, U ak H ill Hd. O e l a t n P l n e c r e a l A t e s m b l y o f G o d . 37lh A E l m S e n f o r d A l l i a n c e C h u r c h . I I M It. J4 e rk Av*. Sanford C o n g re g a tio n of Je h o v a h 's W itttveeea. t r t S a n f o i d Ave. T h e H a l v a l l u n A r m y , 3 K E. I n d Si. U n i t y C h u r c h o f S a n f o r d , t * l K. t a t SL r. •' �•- h \ ft rP‘ w 3 n n 5 2! o PI CO w n S25s 3 J �SCHOOL STARTS Monday, August 31 S C H O O L T IM E IS S A F E D R IV IH G T I M E ! PROTECT O U R C H ILD REN Drive Carefully The child You Save May Be Your Own! FO R Y O U R CHILD S S A K E THIS A D IS FO LLO W SPO N SO R ED B Y TH E F O L L O W IN G . . . Strickland - Morrison, Inc,. Bill Hemphill Motors Ford — Falcon — T-Illrd — Mustang Pontiac — Ilulck — Rambler Denier Ford Trucks Ph. 322-1481 308 E. First St. 301 W. First St. THESE S A FE D R IV IH G T IP S : • Stop While Buses Load and Unload Children. • Be Especially Careful Near Schools . . . Think One Step Ahead Of Every Pedestrian. • Know All Traffic Rules . . . Observe Them As Life Or Death Regulations. • Regard All Traffic Signals, Signs And Markers As Lifesavers, . • They Are. • Have Your Car Safety Checked Often. Faulty Equipment Can Cost Lives. IT ISN’T THAT CHILDREN MEAN TO BE CARELESS. . . IN THEIR ZEST AND VITALITY THEY SOMETIMES FORGET TO STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN! Ph. 322-0231 Drlvs Carefully Seminole County Motors RON - SUN Holler Motor Sales Co. Chevrolet — Oldsmoblle — Cadillac Chrysler — Plymouth, Inc. Dodge — Dodge Dart — Renault Ph. 322-5441 218 E. Second St. 1801 West First St. 518 E. First St. Sanford Atlantic National Bank Ph. 322-0711 Ph. 322-0614 "Can The Lumber Number 322-5581 For Sudden Service" 128 W. Third 84. Sanford State Farm Insurance Safe Driving Begins With We Buy, Sell and Trade New end Used Safe Tires FURNITURE Howe Tire Shop Headquarters For U. S. Royal Tires Wilson-Maier Furniture Co., Inc. Carraway & McKibbin With CVC Complete Home Furnishings Insurance R A T L IF F ’S BODY SHOP "Famous careful driver auto Insurance at Jerry Hensley, Mgr. rock bottom rates" Complete Wreck Rebuilding Irving L Pryor, Rep. 107 Magnolia Ave. 311-315 E. First St. C an — 322-5142 118 S. Myrtle Ave. Phone 322-8844 322-0872 For 24-Hour Road Service 420 S. French Ave. Chelsea Title & Casualty Co. Sanford, Fla. Nationwide Insurance Niblack Funeral Home B etty Caea, Agent Maintaining the only complete title Serving All of South Seminole County Ph. 838-3771 records In Seminole County Ph. 838-4000 119 W. First St. Ph. 322-4396 Hwy. 17-92 Allowances Ph. 822-0331 • Liberal Trade-In • Top Value SUmpe ©If* Casselberry, Fla. And Storage McRoberts Tire Supply Co. Florida's distributor for Casselberry, FIs. N ext To N'iblack’s Open 24 Hours Co. *22-3218 Agent For Allied Van Lines Bekle's Gull Service 139 W. Onora Road Ph. 322-3572 Rond Service Our Speciality Ijm ilii Perfection Dairies Delicious Freeh Milk From Our Own Farm 2562 Park Driva Ph. 322-63*4 •01 K. Third St. y custom built Selberling Hwy. 17-92 Lossing Transfer Gramkow Funeral Home Cush Discounts Phone 322-5622 114 N. Park Ave. 24-Hour Ambulance Service Radio Dispatched Title Insurance ■7rl ill Lumber & Hardware Sanford, Fla. 2518 French Ave. 405 W. First St. 322-0651 Mims Sinclair Service » Complete Car Service • Tires • Batteries • Ph. 822-9504 2500 French Ave. Sanford Ph. 822-4924 0 r �Damage Costs Put In Millions Looting Follows in Wake O f Philly Rioting c lO < * Today was the day that was. • • • How many of you parents left the sack and rattled the boards a bit earlier than usual this a.m. to get the youngsters off to school? • • • We wonder how many mo­ thers wept when little Junior waddled off to the bus stop for his first day in the first grade? Also, wonder how many mothers heaved a sigh of relief. • • • Now, mother, be honcstl • • • The Student Council at Sem­ inole High announces that it has completed its 1964-65 edi­ tion of the Student Handbook. The new booklet was on sale this morning when Seminole swung open its doors. They re available at the school store. • • • Not too long sro The Her­ ald reported that a contract was to be let by the State Hoad Department in August for four-laning SH 46 from French Avenue west to Mellonvlllc. Because the lawyers invol­ ved have not been able to get all the required rlght-of\say acquisition completed, it had to be postponed until Sep­ tember. But. according to C o u n t y Engineer William Bush if* doubtful H the legal work will be completed by that time, “ H looks more like the lat­ ter part of October, Hush ■aid this morning, "before the SHI) will be ready to let the contract." • • • One Clock Watcher called to compliment WESH-TV (Channcl 2) for Its all night hurri­ cane watch l«*t Thursday night and Friday morning. The Herald appreciated tt, too, and la paislng the pat on the back along to General Manager Tom Gilchrist. • • • Several other callers hava Inquired a* to why schoolI * opening a week early thU year. Superintendent It. *. Milwce explain* that the law* of Florida call for 180 day* of school. "Normally we open on the day following Labor Day," he said, "but since Labor Day this year falls on SepL 7. we hid no choice but to open to­ day to avoid keeping the schools open an extra week In June of 1965." By the way, this is the sec­ ond time In the last 17 years that this has happened. • • • According to our almanac, World War II officially began 25 years ago tomorrow when Germany invaded Poland. (Gosh, time doesn't just fly anymore, it Jets along!) But about the war, le ts hope mankind i* never c u rl­ ed with another world con­ flict. It could mean the end of this civiliialion. Herald Index ENGLISH JOHNNY — 9 A h b y ----- ------- .... Bridge ________ ..... Page 9 Classified ........... .... Page 11 Comics .....— — ... P*ge 10 4 E d ito ria l__ _— 3 Funerals ............ Horoscope ......... Page 10 i Society .— -------S p o r ts .............. —.... Psge 6 TV Program *----- ....... P“g« ! 9 We the Women ..__ Page 9 Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River + * * * “The Nile of America” ®iu> J fm tlb Zip Code 32771 * City Officials Police To Confer With Tricky Marine Aides WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered showers: high 00 to 05; low tonight in 70’s. City Commissioners will begin meetings tonight in City Hall with representatives ot marine engineering firms to : discuss the proposed water­ front development plan. Seven firms have msdr ap­ pointments with the commiss­ ion in the following order; Today, 8 p. m. David Volkert and Associates of Miami; at 9 p.m. Maurice 11. Connell and Associates, Miami; Tuesday, 8 p. m. Gee and Jenson, West Palm Beach; 9 p. m. Lockwood Greene, Spar­ tanburg, S. C. Wednesday, 8 p. m. J. E. Gricncr Company, Tampa; 9 p. m. Tampa Bay Engineering m w A ... Company, St. Petersburg; 9:30 p. m. Howard. Needles, Tammcn and Bergendoff of Orlando. Commissioners will go over Trains Crash Hie proposal for the water­ ARNHEM, T h e Netherfront development with the n» Julian Slmvlrom lands (UP1) — Two local engineers, outline what they Associate Editor passenger t r a i n s crushed want the engineering reports to It was a recordf show, and get sonic time and hend-cn today near the WestThe 15,300 Seminole County cost estimates and other facts ervoort Bridge east of here. children who were greeted try and figures ori which to base Ban Removed 612 teachers plus principal*, selection of one firm to make the study. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ administrators and guidance go (UPI) —- The Congolese couiiM'IInrs when the 1964 65 government, armed with new school term got under way confidence and another major this morning was approxi­ victory over the rebels, lifted mately inks more than "an­ its three-month state of emer­ swered the M is " a year ago. gency today. "In all probability," said Walter Teague, school laiard The first meeting of (he Rioting: Ends administrative assistant, "we­ stockholders of the United ISTANBUL, Turkey (U r i) ’ll have a new record (or first State Bank of Seminole was —A government ban on dograde enrollment." held Thursday In the lobby of monstrationa today apparent­ Twenty-three schools open­ the Florida State Bank of ly put a atop to weekend riot­ ed this morning plus the Sanford, DARREN WHITEHEAD timl his dog arc not bourn! fur Seminole High ing over the Cyprus issue •Seminole Business School. It. School this morning. Students at right boarded bus driven by Mrs. II. L. Despite threatening weather agninst huth the United T. Mil wee, school superinten­ Johnson in Ravenna Park today at 7:15 a.m. to start thu school year. Oh caused by hurlcane Cleo, the States and Itussin, dent, said that reports from meeting was well attended well, maybe next year, Darren. (Herald Photo) the various school principals with over 15,000 shares repre­ Truck Blasted indicate the opening went — sented. FORT L A U D E R D A L E Tlie stockholders eleejed as he put it — "smoothly." (U PI) — Window pane* were T. K. Tucker chairman of the He added, "Wo had, of shuttered for three blocks course, some thansportatloii meeting and designated a around Saturday when an TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — asked for federal disaster ns -1 the aid, bill federal govern- problems. But we always laiard of dirertors consisting empty pickup truck was State Civil Defense officials instance . nieiit will not move until it is hove them and we're confi­ of T. K. Tucker, lairing Bur­ blown to pieces by more than and engineers were making a Individual areas ran request approved at Hie stale level. dent they'll lie worked out by gess, John Y. Mercer, Harold 60 sticks of dynamite. No one detailed Florida hurricane the end of Hus week or early II. Kastner, Thomas S. Mc­ was hurt. damage survey Monday for Donald, J. 1). Wright Jr., next week." submission to Guv, Farris For Milwer, it was the tlth C h a r l e s Robinson, M. N. Sickness Eyed Ilryant, time ho had supervised the Cleveland Jr., and Robert W. HOUSTON (UP! | — Hous"answering of the belli" dur­ Jackson. 1 lie national hurricane cen­ ton today aweuted out the ing his tenure ns school sys­ During fhe rourse of tho sta rt of a "make-or-break" ter in Miami lias estimated tem superintendent. Prior to nieelng Ha- by-laws fur file tiiat hurricane Cleo did at period in ita war against u that the late T. W. Lawton hank were adopted and the fi­ sleeping sickness epidem ic- least $2tid million worth in a was Hie school's chief for 36 nancial rondition of Hie new waiting for what could lie a sweep up the state's east openings. And. even further enterprise was niilllned. new wave of disease-bearing coast last week. In the course of his re­ hack, I). L. Thrasher — tho The governor said he will mosquitoes to hatch. county's first superintendent marks, Tucker projected his not tour tiia damaged areas in person, hut added that de­ — was in charge of the open­ plans for Hie bank and ex­ Photos Doubted tailed pressed his fiillli in thi> future ing of two terms. reports try state offi­ LA JOLLA, Calif. (UPI)— potential of the .Seminole cials will determine how much The term ttegan this morn­ Noble Prise-winner Harold County area. ing with 612 of the 611 author­ Urey today was In disagree­ ized teachers on hand. Stew­ As the meeting concluded, ment with scientists who lieart Gatrhcl, In charge of tea­ stock certificates were dellvAil telephone service dis­ lieve Ranger 7’s historic moon rupted try Hurricane Cleo lias cher procurement (or tho sys­ eied to (he shareowners pres­ photos prove the lunar stir1l><en restored in tlm Hanford tem, said that two more teach­ ent and Hie new hank w h s of­ face is strung enough to sup­ ers were needed to complete ficially organized and (unc­ area, Robert Shfdden, local port munned spacecraft. Southern Bell Telephone man­ the county's teaching staff. tion ing. After the stockholders meet. ager, sairl torlay. "We have one teacher on the "There may still ho some way," lie added, "and I’m Ing, the newly created direc­ Storm Delays sure we'll engage Hie other tors held their first business incoming maintenance prob­ session and elected Uio follow, lems where water lias seeped within a day or two." into eunnections. but it is lieAccording to Gatehol, Rem- ing officers to serve Hie hank; School Start ing given first priority for re­ inule is fortunate in that tea­ T. E. Tucker, chairman; cher procurement is a real lairing Burgess, president; BOCA RATON (UPI) — storation," Sheddon said. Shedden sail] that tin- outproblem in some of the sur­ John V. Mercer, vice presi­ Registration at Florida At­ rounding counties. “ In fact," dent and Mary R. Douglass, lantic University was delayed of-state men hava repurled in at Gainesville for assignments he said, "one nearby county assistant vice president and today until ScpL 8-10 because tu various cities in Florida. was short some 46 instructors cashier. HE MADE IT. Little Jeffrey Todd Lyon didn’t of wind damage from hurri­ as of last Friday." have much chance of reaching his first birth­ cane Cleo, school official, Blaze Halted Teague said Uiat a complete said. federal disaster aid he seeks I day — what with a had heart, but lie made it. enrollment report would be City firemen quelled a car Here he is shown during a small birthday party I>r. Kenneth Williams, pres­ from Washington. available Tuesday. He added firo Sunday at 10:37 p.m. when at his Country Club Road home last Saturday. ident of the state's new I)ade County, where nn es­ that he anticipated enrollment called to 51514 E. Fourth Kt. Mrs. Lyon rejxirts Jeff will have to return to school, said classes will be­ timated $75 to fKH) million in increases to bring the num­ by the car owner, Orrntby Gainesville soon fur further checks to sec if damage was done when Cleo ber of Seminole County school Jackson Jr. Damage was con­ gin on Sept. M. Registration medical teams can repair the defective heart children to 16,000 by Christ- fined to the rurhureator, liinl been scheduled for today swept ashore with 111) mile organs. (Herald Photo) per hour winds, has already firemen said. through Wednesday. mas. VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1001 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 207 Bulging Schools Set New Record For Enrolling First Day Students 15,300 Children Make Tracks To County Classes BRIEFS Bank Members Fled Officers CD Chiefs Check Cleo Capers Sanford - Based Marines Conduct Guerrilla W arfare Operation Central Florida today was e arene of simulated enemy errilla activity as Marine* >m Marine Barracks, Sand Naval Air Station, took tha air and ground to inrh o p e r a t i o n "Little ueeze," a counter-guerrilla irfare field training exere. Reports from the field guvs t following account on the tlal phase of the operation: The problem commenced th a Marine ambushing rre occupying a bivouac ra. Action waa not long in ming as a friendly native ent observed and reported imall guerrilla band moving ing a trail in dense growth west of Sanlando Springs, which appeared to be a re­ supply party looking for food. Tha report reaching tha Marine command post trig ­ gered immediate action to prepare for movement by helicopter to the objective area to conduct an ambush. Waiting for the helicopters to arrive, the '•arin ci m cie last minute prrpurationa to move out. I’rior to lift off the am­ bush commander briefed "all handa" on the operation. When the “choppers” land­ ed the Marines immediately loaded aboard and soon lifted off toward tha landing tone miles away. Tha helicopter pilot w ai "on turget," und un the first puss over the landing zone dropped a smoke grenade to check wind direction. The first Mu­ rines, upon touchdown, quick­ ly funned out to secure Hie landing zone for the following helicopters. When all Marines had landed they deployrd in tactical formation and com­ menced searching for Hie trail and a proper umbush aite. Iliimpered by denae under­ growth, movement waa alow und tedious, hut the alert leading element finally dis­ covered the trail und recent footprints. Advance astride the trnil continued In search of a suit­ able ambush aite which was located nt a junction of two 'mind is "will the guerrillas trails and a smuil rleuring return on this trail and, if which offered the muximum so, when?" After a long "killing ground.” After se­ wait u Marine down the trail curity elements were posted signuled the uppronch of nn along the trail, Hie ambush unidentified group. commander hastily set about Trigger finger tense and all positioning t h e m e n a n d ryea were glued tin the clear­ checking cumoufiuge. The urn- ing in anticipation of the bush now set in, the corn- guerrilla approach into tho mundt-r conducted a final in­ killing a —a, and Ilia burst of spection and removrd nil machine gun fire which will evidence that Murines were signal tho start of the am­ bush. in the urea. Apparently unaware of the Absolute silence now pre­ vailed over the area for even ambush, the band moved toa ship ut a mosquito could wurd the trap carrying their betray the umbush. Nothing food re-supply of live chick­ more run now l>e done except ens and a pig. Suddenly the to remuin alert and wait, and jungle stillness was shuttered the question in every Marines by the rattle of small arras ♦ fire as Hie trap was sprung. Caught completely by sur­ prise (he entire bund waa either killed or wounded. Cov­ ered tiy oilier Marines, a search party moved out Li search the dead and to gather weapons, equipment and tu collect wounded prisoners. While Hie guerrilla uni­ forms were of Sanford Ma­ rine manufacture, the flag curried in this rxurcise is an authentic battle flag raptured fium Communist Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet Nam during May 1903. "To the victor belongs the spoils" ap­ peared to be in effect us the victorious Murines curried off the squealing pig ami chick­ en*. Major II. T. Chen, com­ manding Murine Barracks, said that "while physical se­ curity of the Naval Air Sta­ tion is our primary mission in Sanford, all Marine*, re­ gardless of duty station, must continually receive training in the tactics and techniques of wuifare, both conventional and unconventional. "With continued emphasis on guerrilla type operations and tha always existing pos­ sibility that Marinei may have to fight thia type action, this field exercise gives us an excellent opportunity to praclive in the field what we have been learning in the barracks classroom for tha past sev­ eral months.” Hy Gene Harris United Press International PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — K weekend of Negro rioting, plundering and li I o o d a h e d waned into sporadic outbreaks of vandalism and looting to­ day. Mayor James H. J. Tate declared the situation under control hut kept In forre n 'J-l-hour curfew and a guard of 1,500 policemen In the rav­ aged Negro area in North Philadelphia known ns the "jungle." A total of 348 persons were injured, seven of them in brief skirmishes with police Sunday night- More than 100 of the Injured were policemen. The mayor said "damage costs" would amount to several mil­ lion dollars, including over­ time pay for 3,000 |<atrolmen. The number arrested by poliee during the thrre days of conflict total 369 men, wom­ en and teenagers. A special court was set up at City Hall tu dispose of the charges against them. A total of 197 rases hnd been disposed of before Judge Vincent A. Carroll adjourned court shortly before midnight until this morning. Most of the defend­ ants were held In hail. Patrolmen armed with riot clubs putroloil the slx-squuremile area constantly. Some rode in busrs ns complete squads ready to rush into various sections where trouble Keep Calm developed. Other police cruis­ ed the area in patrol car* while hundreds pounded heats abbreviated to a few hundred fecL The tightened surveillance wasn't enough, however, to control tha situation com­ pletely. Bands of Negroes, many of t h e m teenagers, continued vandalizing and looting in sudden strikes, smashing win­ dows and stealing merchan­ dise, then fleeing through slum nrt'it streets before po­ lice routd arrive. Most of tho new outbreaks occurred on the northern fringe of the devastated area, A state liquor store was loot­ ed of its contents when polica rushed to a grocery several hlocka away to capture two hoys emerging with supplies of foodituffs. A few minutes later, a gang of Negroes on rooftop* showered police with n barrage of bullies, rocks und bricks. There were scattered acta of vandalism and looting in other sections of tha eity. Six slora window* were broken In a Negro area of West Phila­ delphia, a largo show window in n renter-city c l o t h i n g store was smushrd, a metal Hash basket was h u r l e d through n downtown shoe store window, and more than 14 stores in an area south of the embattled region were looted. M ix Barriers Fall In Biloxi Schools Ity At Kuettnrr United Press International IIILOXt, Miss. (UPI) — Racial barriers fell for Hia fiist time in Mississippi pub­ lic schools today when two Negro students walked peace­ fully ill Goretlflo Elementary School in tills coastal city. Biloxi school Supt, It. I). Brown announced Hint two of Hie seven Negroes registered for that school entered at H:lf> a. m. CRT, largely Ignored hy while students beginning a new term. Seventeen Negroes were to rntcr four lliloxi schools in nnu of four arena In Missis­ sippi desegregating Hie first grndn this year under federal court orders. In cunt rust to racial viol­ ence thut has swept other sections of Uie state, a peace­ ful tiansition was indicated on the school front here. Biloxi was one of four arena in Mississippi desegre­ gating public schools this fail under federal court orders. School Supt. It. I). Brown said lie anticipates "no prob­ lem whatsoever” over the in­ tegration. He said several meetings of faculties and principals of the srhiMils in­ volved have hern held to pre­ ■ pare for nn orderly transition. Three of thu schools being Inlegiuled were in old sec­ tions of town. Each is sueloiimled hy chain link fences, making it easy to control ad­ mission to school property. Audition Slated On Talent Show Auditions for the Navy Tal­ ent Show to lie presented Sept. 24 nt tha Civic Center for the benefit of the U"* will Imj held tonight a ..4 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. a t tha NAS Ballroom, Mrs. William Orasl, show director, said to­ day. All Navy personnel, wives and dependents ere invited ami urged to audition for a place ill Hie allow if they ling, dunce, piny musical instru­ ments, do pantomimes, dra­ matics or other form of en­ tertainment. The ihnw la being sponsor­ ed by the wives of tha en­ listed men of HYAH-1, with Hie cooperation of all other Navy personnel and all proreeds will go to tha USO. e n n e i i f A LW A YS FIRST Q UALITY * GREAT CATCH! THE FISHERMAN I’ARKA 198 3 Perfect cover-up — weather or not! Wa­ ter-repellent, coated rayon rubberpoplin in olive. Wipes clean! Attached hood. Sizes S, M. L. � 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 28, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 28, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 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/eff42c33506e48fca6ef228dbac22e2d.pdf 380c631cdec5046d74afba6d32e05860 PDF Text Text ill w •fir f r f ti l VmTa Pas* 4-A—July 20, 1064 Cabinet Okays New Hirings TAI-LAHASSKE (UPI> — The ciblnet agreed Tuesday to hire 17fl new employe* in the •Ute public welfare depart­ ment lo meet federnl government requirement* in two new program*. The new employe* will work NteetM. L J In the department'* public [M ftlflHlNMJ a**l*tance program. Alin ap­ proved w h s the hiring of 10 worker* for the department'* medical aiiiitnncc for the PRICES GOOD JULY 30 . AUGUST 1, 1964 aged program. Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D The new employe* will re­ duce the raee load within the Mat* department lo IU> lo one. The department he* until 1!U>7 to lower Ita ra*e load to a fin to one ratio to amir* con­ tinued f e d e r a l matching fund*. The bulk o f the new rm* ployi ■ Would be loclal work­ er* and tranirrllier operator*. The aalarle* ranged from 2,D2R for the operator* to n high of |H,2H0 for a aorinl worker auprrvlior. The cabinet al*o approvrd • 8 -5 - 6 4 tranifer o f $8 tO,nt)I from the reierve to Implement the public a**i*lanre program and G R E E N D E L L BRAND • Chopped • formed • froian |108,lfl!> to Implrnient the medical auiitance for aged I program. 2160 PARK AVE. ^ - O m O K ■ f i U S U G A R o CURED .WHOLE LIM IT .! WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER FRYER U (S S I Picnics r f a iB n ri ROAST or 1 ffiS D rruunfit QUARTER LEGS OR BREASTS n 1• I ribbonI 111 Breaded Veal Steaks /wQ Beef CubeSteaks l« U 7 v BUY B IG -S A V E BIG Awml: FAMILY SIZE PACKAGES 1 i LIVER 5 l.s1” California ROAST WISCONSIN SLICED AMERICAN For Plrnlc* And Parl> CJoodv THINK F IR S T OF 3 F 0 0 0 FAIR HYANNI8 PORT. Man. <UPI> — Mr». John F. Ken­ nedy, widow o f the Prcildent, ia debating whether to attend 1h* Democratic National Convtion, a aource rloie to tlio Kennedy family anhl todny. The aource said that Mr*. Kennedy la '‘highly Interest­ ed" in the possible candidacy o f her brother-in-law, Ally. (Jen. Robert F. Kennedy, for the vice presidential nomina­ tion. Mrs. Kennedy flics to New York today, her 35th birth­ day, In attend a meeting of the trustees of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. Then she planned to go to Newport, R. 1.1 to Join her children, before a flight to (Jrcece Aug. 6. She will rrulae the Greek Islands almurd a yacht chartered by Mr. and Mra. Charles Wrlglitrnnn of Palm Ilearh, longtime friends o f the late President and hi* widow. CHEESE BOLOGNA SHRIMP lb59^ dLD FASHIONED CHUNK l . 3 9 < m e a ty white l . 6 9 < -- BEEF SALE-V! 59< YOUR CHOICE i LIMIT-1 SAVE 50<e FRESH GROUND 5l.,19S CHOPS 5l„1w BEEF SAVE J « a R I B PORK ! WITH 55.00 OR MORE ORDER MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE BROWN YOUR CHOICE BEANS < • >LIMIT-1 WITH 55.00 OR MORE ORDER • • TIDE OR SALVO r) DETERGENT ea. 38c ORBIT PREMIUM FYNE’WRAP a UMIT-2 WITH 15.00 OR MORE ORDER c WAX PAPER.... “:..;.I5 FRUIT COCKTAIL 5s:,l00 CREAM STYLE CORN s 10' H oz NEW YORK < u r n — VI*. Itor* to the World's Fair Mon­ day received a strange warn­ ing: Don’t swim In Meadow Ij»kc adjsrent tn the Fair's amusement arr*—there's an altigntor loose in it. The reptile slipped out of the alligslnr pool at the Flor­ ida Pavilion and set off for the wider spares of the lake. (Inly two and a half feet long, the baby gator eluded pur­ suers all day long anil frol­ icked In the cold water In the evening, a pone from the ASPCA, agenta of the Florida Fiidi and Game Commission and fair polirrmen managed to retrieve the animal, ft was returned to Its much smaller pool. CAN LIMIT-3 WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER SIX PAK l2oz FYNE-TASTE GOLDEN CANS 691 HMIT-2 WITH 15.00 OR MORI OROER FF DELUXE FROZEN ORANGE JUICE o BEER FRE-MAR o xe HERSHEY'S CHOC. SYRUP „ ..« J 9‘ PICKLED BEETS ,..«.10‘ LUNCH LOAF 4 „..»«100 5 i W \ LA CORONA lw Ihf AideO v5rt£0M E\ MVS'JplU lotted, la THINK O F I R S T OF * * FOOD FAIR Ltidyhiir m CANTALOUPES SANFORD fi you’** *»*ly solved, teokmc tar the niettl show), tn* b«vt p'scei to stt, * week tad inert, row church or *»ni|C|ui, pltcit :• ihop v ptrhipv * hours or ■ptrlmint . . . . tltd Ihs The Sanford Herald i Welcome' / LADY FAIR KING SIZE SLICED WHITE BREAD 2 4T LARGE, VINE.RIPENED WESTERN MELONS * _____________ _______ 1 free e x t r a -— !i »n u e 5 ll! J • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • LADY FAIR 29? VALUE , ENGEL FOOD RING 25‘ ^ ^ win t-t taww w u w w H ' l . j ' J TUBE VASELINE 2 (f s g j • »■ H A IR T O N IC 'd * ItSd O F F )! I — Mk . r—------ . . . . , J t ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 2 FOOD FIMTI HOT SHOT FAI R BUG KILLIR - •**®S*0tefcQMlUwHWthWtlMMM*0L*IM BW eAll • « i B-5-64 ' AURORA 2 FLY Virginia Pclroskl I*. O. Uoa H U Sanford Phyllle Bugensteln 322-6251 Lake Mary Nora Norrlc TK 6-1514 S. Bcmlnula BATHROOM TISSUE 2 27 FREE (XTRA ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS LADY FAIR pfcg. 4 ICED Cinnomen Apple Trent* • « wmmmrdfM 5QWBKEM <*06******MA 1 *1 4 4 • • • » • ■ • FREE EXTRA FRESH FIRM RIPE j MERCHANTS GR»fN STAMPS TOMATOES I J * • n iM iw g iM w iu iia FOOO 2.1 L i FKGS. ALL SWEET F A I R OLEO (OTRl.l hifiAvtO* to N 6t*«*et 1t»„R t*1 * •OJMCkr'l 3 2-1 L i rues GOLD KING FROZEN HUSH PUPPIES 664-6631 Deltona 263-664? | FIRST OF FOOD FAIR • THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR U B E 6 6 6 I M / i- L i j i . ■ • • e a a e * .* ™ « . . . • • ■ ■ ■ > • Mildred Haney Mary Geltinga Hear t.ake 0 AUNT NELLIE SLICED Siletlion 01 If**l> liked L44t.1l Thwt’i i \ i) LA U N D R Y BASKETS Gator Loose In New York Lake i) SAVE 44e# SLICED BEEF LB' Jackie Debates Convention Visit ! FLA. *r GA. GRADE 'A' FRESH « �Sanford Pictured By Dottle Austin City Editor Sanford, I'nlatkit and Titus­ ville will all he booming port cities when the Cross-Florida Bares Canal and the St. John's-Indlan River Canal* are completed. This was the pre­ diction of Ed ear Johnson, ex­ ecutive secretary of the Flor­ ida Waterway* Assn., when he spoke to members o f the Kiwanis Club Wednesday. Johnson projected the com­ pletion dates to 1972, but said that it could be sooner, or Istsr. "The benefits of these can­ als to the cities along its route is inestimable. These communities will find them­ selves on the mainstream of Florida's i n I a n d waterway system," Johnson said, “ A new era in Florida will begin with the opening of these canals," he emphasized. One of the phases of indus­ try' that Johnson noted will ronie Is the impact on the stabilization and development of Florida's mineral resources. "The mineral mining indus­ try in Florida ha* hardly been scratched. There are vast sup­ plies of limcrock. dolomite, phosphate, zircon, titanium, silica sand and kaollte which cannot now he mined profit­ ably because of shipping costs. Barging will cut these costs by one half or threefourths," he pointed out. "The cattle ami livestock industry will benefit when corn and grains from the Middle West can be shipped by bsrge for about 30 rents A s Booming Port W ith a hundredweight, as compar­ ed to the present cost of more than one dollar." Johnson not­ ed. On flood control, which will he greatly helped by the can­ al systems, Johnson said the >H million in flood damages caused by Hurricane Donna rould have been averted if the canals had then been in op­ eration. New wildlife and fish ref­ uges, camping and recreation­ al areas will he created in the pooling areas and along the nearly 250 miles of new wa­ terfront, in seven counties. On recreational growth and pleasure boating, Johnson noted that there are at the pres­ ent more than 600,000 regis­ tered pleasure craft (over I t feet long) in Florida, with this number increasing by leaps and bounds every year, “ When these two canals aro completed, Imrgcs and pleas­ ure craft will be able to trav­ el over 29,000 miles in 29 states on protected inland wa­ terways," Johnson noted. He pointed to the tremend­ ous growth of the marine business, which has helped to make Broward County (Fort Lauderdale) the fastest grow, ing county in the state, with the highest per capita income in the state and a $02 million pleasure boat business alone. He also pointed out that it is impossible to make an ac­ curate estimate of the phenominal growth of waterways, citing the Houston-New Or­ leans lunge canal ns an examide of under-estimation. W hen ihe ranal was opened, engineers estimated thnt there would las five million ton miles per year of barge traf­ fic. "instead, the barge traffic mounted to an unbelievable 02 million tons in 1902 and jump to To million ton miles in 1903," Johnson declared. One of the prime uses of the inland waterways barge canals will he to transport the giant space boosters to Cape Kennedy. "Barges are the only means by which these hugs boosters Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” Waterfront Development: A Success Story ( E h r i^ r n t f o r b \ c No, there was no distress yesterday morning at the Po­ lice Benevolent Association Building on the lakefronl. Hut it looked like it. An attendant had hoisted the American Flag with the star field down — a distress signal. • • • A 30-minute color film on nursing homes is available for allowing to local civic organi­ zations and other groups at no charge. Those interested in this subpect arc invited to con­ tact Donald It. Graham of the Seminole Nursing Home, Post Office Box 1130, Sanford. • • • Army Pvt. George It. An­ derson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Anderaon of Houte 1, Sanford, has been assigned to Hie Atlantic Area Installa­ tion Command at Fort Davii in the Canal Zone. Ho entered the Army last October and prior to that attended Sem­ inole High School. • • * At (he request of the Count} "tom m issloh, Engineer Wil­ liam Bush presented to the board at Tuesday's meeting a -projected road program fur the forthcoming year. Commlssioncra decided to study the proposed program in­ dividually and at the next meeting set a date for general discussion and action. • * • Need a d d r e s s o g r a p h frames? Seminole County has about 2,000 of Hie in and they are no longer necessary to the operation of the Registrar's Office. The County Commis­ sion has authorized the court­ house custodian to sell them. Discussing the proposed marina project, one City Commissioner de­ clared : "I want to know if wc'rc going to make any money out o f this.” If lie is talking about the economic life of the community, the answer is yes. In Wednesday's front page editor­ ial, The Herald referred to Fort Lau­ derdale. A Florida guide book, published in the lD.TO's, listed the Florida east coast city in this fashion: "Altitude 10 feet, population 8, GliCi.” Today a guide book would list it this way: “ Altitude 10 feet, population, 115000. It would also list Ilmward Coun­ ty's population at 430,1)00, and there is nothing in the future to indicate a let up. "Next to its sunshine,” says the city's mayor, M. It. Young, "Fort Lauderdale's beach is its most val­ uable possession." • The mayor, by the way, first went to Fort Lauderdale on his boat, lie liked the place so much he returned to llallimore and sold his auto agen­ cy. He moved to Fort Lauderdale, "Mayor Young," says Miami Her­ ald staff writer Nixon Smiley, "is one of thousands who have made Fort Lauderdale their home because of its boating facilities." Bccnuse of these facilities, Bro­ ward County’s marine business — as we reported Wednesday — reach­ ed an unbelievable peak of $03.4 mil­ lion in 1903. But to emphasize how fast the ma­ rine recreation industry is growing, the year before the same county's marine business was $ 13.99 million. One year's Increase in the county's marine business was $19.11 million. Think of it! And this — again, we emphasize, — is a salt water situation. Why By Julian Strnslrinn Associate Editor " f don't give a damn," wrote Ernest L. Hubbard, Seminole County Juvenile ‘■what other people in the Judge C. Vernon Mize «a>s it Bear Lake area say about the new Bear Lake Hoad. I, for one, want to thank the County Commission." Said Commis­ sion Chairman Janies P. Av­ ery to Clerk Arthur H. Beck­ with: "Make be a copy of that letter. I want to frame it and hang it in my oilier," • * don’ t they utilize fresh water accom­ modations? Because there aren't any major fresh water marinas in Flor­ ida. This same City Commissioner al­ so declared: "1 want to know who's going to conte here and use these facilities." The Miami Herald says: “ Boating developments in Fort Lauderdale have reached a level dif­ ficult for an outsider to believe." The center of attraction is a ma­ rina called "Bier GG." From this beginning there are now more than ISO firms engaged in the marine business in addition to tlie hotels, motels and others. It has become the nation's leading marina city. What makes Fort Lauderdale ami Broward County so attractive to boat­ men? One boating writer says, "Facili­ ties." Now, let us drive home this point! Fat ly this year the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce placed an advertisement in the national mag­ azine, "Field and Stream." To date 3,337 inquiries have been received. "What facilities do you have?" they asked. Now, there's a question. Look at it this way. If only 390 of these inquires resulted in boats com­ ing to Sanford the proposed marina would lie filled to capacity — just slightly more than 10 per cent. If the City of Sanford will put in the piers, the httlshiads and the land fill, the rest o f the facilities will come — just us sure as night fol­ lows day. Who will they be? They will be a percentage of the people who Inst year alone in the Un­ ited States spent not $3 million but $3 billion on marine recreation! The Herald will share Friday more of its information with you on utili­ zation o f the marina. Mize Asks More Court Help • • • is becoming so increasingly difficult to properly process and make disposition of juve nile court cases that ho hss proposed to the County Com- Well, It looks like you Clock Watchers arc going to have to cither start smoking more cigarettes or pay more taxes. City financial receipts show cigarette tax income is down a good bit. making receipt* alxiul $10,000 short of antici­ pated revenue. Commission­ ers are going to have to do some budget juggling. First budget presentation ii due Aug. 1. • • • The Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association annual report, Just nut, shows 1963 receipts increased by $22,000 over 1962, for a total of $933,208. Florida ranked second nationally in the highest gross increase, the report says. Sem­ inole County's executive sec­ Throughout the summer, retary of the FT1IA is Mrs. Lorraine Graham. Midshipmen o f the U. S. Na­ val Academy Class of 1966 have been arriving via air transport in groups of 46 to Ahby ...... ...........------- Page 4 60, at the Sanford Naval Air Bridge ---- -------........ Page 4 Station to receive their an­ Classified ............ Page 10- 11 nual Reconnaissance Attack Comics .............. ........ P“ k'e 9 (formerly Heavy Attack) ori­ Editorial 8 entation. Funerals .......... ------ Page *» In the schedule o f itincrary Horoscope .. .... ----- Page 9 and events, planned by HeSociety _______ __ Page 4 -5 conalsiance Attack Wing One 6 ports .............. ____ Page 6 and Reconnaissance Attack Page 4 Squadron Threr, each mid­ TV Programs Ws tha Women ........ Page 4 shipman cruise group o f 1901 'Middies' Visit Herald Index is personally w e l c o m e d aboard by (’ apt. James O. Mayo, commander cf Recon­ naissance Attack Wing One. Prior to briefings in the various phase* of armament and intelligence by RVAH-3 officers, the "Middies" are given a romplete description of the history and missions of Reconnaissance Attack. Later in the tour, the groups are also given a first-hand op­ portunity to view tha KAGC aircraft, the fleets newest, fastest and most expensive o f HeconnaUsance bombers. * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today in 90s; low tonight 70-7G. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established P.HlR THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1991 Tropical Disturbance SANFORD, FLORIDA Gusty Squalls Heading Far Out To Sea BRIEFS ‘Eye Fop Eye’ CAIRO, U. A. It. I UPI) — Malcolm X, American Black Nationalist leader, says lie may fly Imrft to New- York to urge Negroes there to tnko " « life for a life.” Thant Undecided MOSCOW (U PI) — United Nations Secretary General Thant said today lie find* Ids post is offering "diminishing returns" and is undecided on whether to seek a second term in 1966. Health Plan WASHINGTON (U I’l) — Senate administration forces were lining op today behind a compromise plan to lack health benefits to a f l .i bil­ lion Society Security eipansion hill passed by the I ouse. SANFORD'S POSITION as a terminal port, on the St. Joliiix-lmlian River Canal in pointed out by Edgar Johnson, o f GninoHvillu, right, executive dirtetor of tho FI dda \Vr.torWflyg Amtodatinn, and Dr. John Darby, presi­ dent of the Kiwanis Club. Johnson presented farts and figures on the two barge minds, Wednesday. (See uixivo story). At left is John Krider, who served ns first president of Hiu Florida Waterways Assn., when it was formed in 1057. (Herald Photo) Russia Asks Talks MOSCOW (U I’ l ) —Tin So* viet Union has asked the Chinese ('amimini*l* aid 21 other Communist parths to Join it in a conference to deni with Hie Sinn-Soviet spit, it was Inn ni'd today. Barry Goes West NO. 345 Fading Out J'U LW A ... Can All Life Work To Beat Barry, Be Traced To Same Ancestor? Negroes Urge People NEW YORK (U PI) — In a WASHINGTON (U I’ l) — Sen. Harry M. Goldwvter protein molecule much too headed West today fo| a Hinall to sen scientists found slant vacation, leaving a mw- persuasive leasons fur suppos­ mission Uial it consider pro­ ly reinforced staff to login ing all living thing* from a viding Hie court with addition­ the detailed planning for hi* man to a vegetable have a rnnipnign to win the Wtito common ancestor. al personnel. The molecule i* indispens­ Mize made his recommends House, ably involved in the process turns to the Board of Commis­ of body chemistry which uses sioners as he presented hi* oxygen to "hum " food and BONN, Germany 4 UI’ l ) — juvenile case report on Hie Soviet Premier Nikita S. Cleale life's energy. Without first six months of R>6!. The report indicates dial the Khrushchev is prppared to it lliein riiiiid lie fin life of situation In this county is not come heie to discuss Gernan tile kinds Dial now exist or improving. For example, he icutiificulion and Berlin, hit have existed oil earth. Scientists have taken tills pointed out that during Hie only on his own terms. iis first half of 1961 his court hud son-in-law Alexei Adxhuizi, molerule out of the chemistry of huimiti beings, tumi fish, committed 20 }oungstrrs to indicated Wednesday night. monkeys, moths, bird* and state industrial schools. This other animals, and nut of Is live mimtier committed dur­ WASHINGTON I UI’ l) - Itakei's yeast which is a liv­ ing all of 1963. Last year the nunitHT of The Senate unanimously par­ ing tiling, too. In nil these forms of life court disquisitions was 399. Al­ ed a $16.8 Idllinn defense no ready for I96t 217 cases have preprint inna hill Wednesday tile moleriiles which serve the GtP specific rhemiral function had been brought In the court’s night, brushing o ff charges thnt the ndministr.- so Homy points of identicalattention. If the present rate contin­ llotl held down m i l i t a r y ness or similarity it scroll'd ue*. Judge Mize said, it is ob­ spending ill a play for eli— apparent all lout evolved fiiiiu a single beginning. vious that ltint's total will linn year vote*. Dr. Emanuel Margolinsh, surpass that of 1961 Of the 217 ease* processed Hoy K ille d who is pail of the- long-term by the court for the first six JACKSONVILLE (UtM) - acientifie enterprise of many months, 107 were dependency Seven year old Cecil Fmik scientists, repotted all this to­ cases, 72 were delinquencies Keith III. was killed yesterdiv day to Hie sixth Intel national and 38 were traffic. when a car struck his bicyci*. Congress of Biochemistry. Eighty.two rases involved children under 10 years of age, 15 were in the M-12 brac­ ket, 35 were aged 13-14, and 85 in tile 15-16 year age group. Grouped by county areas, WASHINGTON (U PI) - ment prepared for delivery there were 133 cases in great­ Ben. Thomas J. Dodd, I) as the subcommittee resumed er Sanford, nine in the OviedoConn., churged today thai its hearings into crime and Gcneva-Ctiuluota section, and prime television time is still violence cn television. 75 in South Seminole. Tint subcommittee h e l d "permeutrd with pmgramt Mize said that 102 children featuring excessive crime, hearings in 1961-62 which, were placed in detention and violence, and debased moral according to Dodd, allowed no officisl action was taken that "network executive* con­ itandurda." on 198 other youngsters. sciously fostered a trend to­ Dodd, chairman of the Sen­ Of the 110 delinquency cas­ ward violence by ordering es, 38 were for traffic viola­ ate subcommittee on juvenile more of it to he included in delinquency, aaid there was tions, 20 for petit larceny, 16 breaking and entering, eight no appreciable reduction cf action-adventure shows pre­ for auto theft, six for habitual violence in new shows and sumably to assure the main­ truancy, four runaways, four that tiie most violent shows tenance of high ratings for for unauthorized use of motor of 1961-62 still dominate the these programs." Dodd summoned executives vehicles, three for being un­ home screen. Dodd's harsh criticism o f o f the three networks, Amerimanageable, three for vandal­ ism and the rest for miscel­ television scheduling wss in­ can Broadcasting Co. (ABC), Bioadv Siting Co. cluded in an opening state­ National laneous variation*. Pass Defense Bill MIDSHIPMAN Second Class Joseph S. Stewart, left, is welcomed to Sanford Naval Air Station by Lt. Murl K. Hosted Jr., right, UVAII-3 sur­ vival officer, as midshipmen of the U. S. Naval Academy Class of 19GG arrive for a day of tours and briefing at the base. With him is Midship­ man Second Class John Suhy. iir n t lii Zip Code 32771 Nikita Adamant * can he shipped,” he noted. Steel and forestry product* ran also be shipped for onefourth the cost of other trans­ portation. Despite s o m e opposition from railroads and o t h e r forms o f transportation, John­ son dec Ia m l that these car­ riers would benefit from the increased flow of products. He said that barges am cheaper to build, operate amt maintain, canals cost less to maintain than highways, amt “ water never wears out lik* toads do," NEW YORK (UI’l) — Tho Negro leuders of four civil right* groups have railed on America's Negroes to forego further racial demonstrations until after Hie Nov. 3 presi­ dential election. Instead, tho nation** Ne­ groes wero asked to work for tile defeat of Repuldicail pres­ idential candidate Barry M. Gohlwater. The statement, Issued after a “ summit conference" of (lie heads of six civil rights or­ ganization*, did not *uy so, but Ils implication was clear that Hie leaders felt further demonstration* could enhance Goldwater'a chance* of win­ ning Hie White House. A second statement was is­ sued strongly denouncing riot­ ing and looting by Negroes In recent week* and rejecting tho support of "extremist gtoops such iis Communists." The call for a "broad cur­ tailment, if not total morator­ ium, o f all mss* marches, mass picckling and mass dem­ onstrations" was signed by Roy Wilkins, executive secre­ tary o f the National Astoria- New Blast Aimed At TV Shows (NBC) and Columbia Ilroadeasling System (CBS), to ex­ plain why thcie ha* been no appreciable reduction in vlolent shows despite their pledges two years ago, The senator aaid that of the three networks, only CUS showed an improvement. "N ot only did we fait to see an appreciable reduction of violence in new shows hut we also found that the meet violent shows o f 1961-62 sea­ son have been syndicated and are now being reshown on in­ dependent network* snd sta­ tions," Dodd said. lion for the Advancement of Colored People (N'AACP): the Rev. Martin l.uthrr King, president uf the Southern Christian U'odrralilp Confer­ ence; Whitney M. Young Jr., executive director of the Na­ tional Urban League, and A. Philip Randolph, chairman of the Negro American Labor Council. The statement was not signed by James Farmer, na­ tional ilirertur of the Con­ gress of Racial Equality, and John la'wis, chairman of the Hludcnl Nonviolent Coordinat­ ing Committee. Wilkins said both agreed personally with the statement, hut postponed signing it until after ttiey meet with their steering cammitres next month. MIAMI (U PI) — A dis­ turbance (lint threatened c> become the season’s first tropienl storm struck out north-northwestward far at sea today, still just a line o f gusty squalls with nothing in its path. The Miami weather bureau said ii reconnaissance p lana flew into the area and found highest wind* at 40 to 50 mile* per hour In the strong­ er squalls, lull no winds of high enough sustained strength to rnto being called (topical storm Abby. Thu weather bureau locat­ ed the center of the squally weather at mid-morn Ing about 300 statute mile* southsoutheast of Bermuda, ami about 1,100 miles due east o f Miami. The weather bureau said the squalls probably would pass slightly east of Bermu­ da late tonight or esrly Fri­ day, giving the British re­ sort isle nothing mors than a brushing. Piggy Banks In Home Robbed The Thomas E, Farrow res* klenco at 140.1 Wynncwood Dr. was entered sometime Tues­ day night while the family il on vacation and "piggy hank’* money and other item* wera taken, police reported today, 'I hey said a total of $35 w.H taken from the hanks and a cigar box along with personal papers, bottle* of liquor and models of an airplane and gondola. D oggone! Je»»ie Muse reported to police Wednesday night that his rhlrhua , . . rhljiia . . . rhlwawa , . . DOG , . , ia missing In the Itavrnna Park area. NEW TIRE I FREE FREE REPLACEMENT on any fintl line or premium SEIRERLING TIRE (a Trademark of STERLING) . . . If the tire failrt due to ANY cause (road hazard, workmanship, etc.) In cage o f failure you get a NEW TIRE FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! Tire must have at hast 1/16" Irrad. I This guarantee good on tirr* purchased before Aug. IS I |NEW STORK HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 8 ; Bat. • to 1| 405 W. Find St. Sanford 322-0651 �■fit Page 2 — July 80, 1064 # » nforH V tn li School Wiener Roast C. J. Winter Funeral Held Held In Longwood By Donna Eates Dozen# of hot dogi sizzled and marshmallows popped at the Longwood City Park last Wednesday lo the delight of more than 60 youngster* at­ tending the wiener - marsh­ mallow roast held as a special event of Longwood Elemen­ tary! School's summer recrea­ tion program. The franks, at times black from being over-roasted or from being too highly ioaaooed with charcoal ashei, were ''simply delicious," the young people reported. I I Enjoying the outing with the children and Coaches Walt Dzurus, Rodney Umbergrr and Mra. Nell Drueding, was a thin and forlorn stray cal. In addition to the luncheon festivities, games of soccer, softball, bank the baby, red rover, Jump the river and re­ lay races were held. The end of a perfect morn­ ing came at 11:30 wilh the youngster* and cat leaving the park considerably fuller and all purring contentedly. Funeral service* for Clay­ ton J. Winter, 91, of S66 E. Church Avenue, Longwood, who died Monday, were held at 4 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Leonard Jones of Prair­ ie Lake Baptist Church of­ ficiating. Burial was in Glen Haven Memorial Park. A native of Virgil, N. Y „ Mr. Winter cam* to Long­ wood 16 years ago. Ha was a member of the Methodist Church and was a retired farmer. Survivors are hia wife, Sirs. Grace Winter of Longwood; a daughter, Mrs. Peari Mar­ tin of Longwood; four grand­ children and nine great grand­ children. H o sp ita l Notes JULY 21, 1994 Admissions Troy Richard Thompson, Eleanor Gormly, Chrlitin* E. Beaulelu, Bennie Bell, Jame* Harkey, Lorraine G. Smith, Zell* Allman, ail of Sanford; Nancy Tidwell, George Ryan, Betty Beall, Ludwig Drechsler, DaBary; Llaa Abaher, Karen Hart, Orlando; Emma Noe, Lake Mary; Raymond A. Cormany, Caaaelberry; Julia K. Bcltens, Deeltona; Stella Alva rex, Ocala. Births Mr. and Mr*. John Polk of Sanford, a boy. Morris Ferguson, Nelli* Marl* Gant, all of Sanford; Elisabeth Tubbs, Lake Mary; Jeaaie Brcoks, Lake Monroe; Roaanna Green, North Or­ lando; John LIngerfett, Long­ wood; Mery Jo Nicely, Or­ ange City; Katie Thurau, De­ Bary. JULY 29 Admissions Betty* D. Smith, Robert D ischarges Kenneth E v a n s Benton, Helen J. Blyth, Curtis H off­ An accident kills a farm man, James E. Howell, Jef­ resident every hour. Every fery Dimond, James Ding40 seconds a farmer suffer* man, Loretta M. Hobart and an Injury that disables him baby girl, Christopher Olmstead, Francis J. Morgan, beyond that day. STUDENTS who attended the Hfinley Day School in South Seminole County, with Mra. Pat Husley, recently toured The Sanford Ilernld’a plant on West First Street. The youngsters watched as The Herald's press rolled off the day's edition, saw in operation the linotype machines, UPI teletype machines and engraving machines. Making the tour were (from left) Mrs. Haslcy, Lynn Hasloy, Vicky Williams, Barbara Welsh and Sara Mostrom. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice Legal Notice Oviedo Boaters Enjoy Cruise To Silver Springs * 7 Evoty! Lundy A number o f families from OrfttJo onjoyed a dsy at Sil­ ver Springs last Saturday, l i m n boats laft from down* town Oviedo at 6 a,m. to motor over to Leesburg vrhara tbs boats were launch* ed from Traasura Island. Aftar going through sever* at lakes and canals they went up the beautiful and pictures* qua Oklawaha River and 811* vor River to Silver Springs. Everyone enjoyed a picnle lunch and sight-seeing dur­ ing the day and wart en­ chanted by the eppem n ee o f a group o f aailora from Eng­ land and Pranca in their col* erful uniform!. Those making the trip were Mr. and Mre. A. B. Tedford and their grandsons, David and Allan Hamilton; Frank Wheeler and hi* rhildrrn .Miriam and Benny, .Mr. and Mrs. John M. Camp ami their nephew, John Connley and his friend Rex Brooks; Mr. ami Mr*. Donn Ulrey whose boat guests were .Mr*. Ulrey'* sis­ ter Mrs. Wilma Colbert and ion Billy from Sanford; Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Faulk Jr. and daughter, Martha; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Slavik and ion Roger, his gueata, Mika Sta­ ley and Larry Olllff; Mr. and Mrs. Gaorga Means and Mrs. Maana' mother, Mrs. Mey King; Harden Webb and guest Wiley Abell; Mr. and Mre. W. M. Terra* and daughter, Carol; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Coro and their daugh­ ters, Julia and Beth, and Mr, and Mra. Rax Clonta and children, Rex, Lea, Susan and Vivian, Janet, DeBary Club Has Master Point Day LONGWOOD City Park became a picnic ground M ailer Point Day law 12 lost week when 60 or more youngntera met there tables in action Tuaaday af­ to roast hot dogs and marshmallows. Groups, ternoon at tha weekly meet­ such as the one pictured, gathered around open ing o f tha DaBary Duplicate charcoal fires to cook their own meals during the Bridge Club with M ill Ethal event which was scheduled ns purt o f summer Johnaon serving aa director. recreation at Longwood Klcmontary School, Winners wars NS, first, Mrs. Earl Sandbom and H. M. Valentine; aacond, a tie, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Marvin Long with M n . Doyl* Driver and William Woodlock; fourth, Mr. and Mra. Myron Accardi. EW. first, Col. and M n. William Hagus; second, Mr. and Mr*. Gaorga Paanatl; mansion coniplate with col­ By Jan* Casselberry third, Mrs. David 8lnger and A midnight rendezvous Sun­ umns and landscaped with Ann Slngar and fourth, Loris day night at Camp La-No- palm* and other plants typi­ Waaka and M n . William Cha turned Into an all night cal o f the South. A aundlal Woodlock. vigil for tha sleepy families decorated the front and flags the eta tee represented of Central Florida Boy ScouU of returning by chartered bus (Florida, Georgia, North Car­ K U with great pride and joy that I announce ftom a two weaka trip which olina and South Carolina) of the aaaodatlon with me of my brother, included a weak at tha Na­ ware Down. Among highlights of the tional Jamboree held at his­ South Seminole Junior High toric Valley Forge, pa. Jamboree were the speeches School official* urge that Two nf the buars finally ar­ by luch distinguished visitors any atudant, new to tha area, rived around 3:30 a.m. white aa Ijealdrnt Lyndon B. John­ who will he entering the a third was delayed In St. son, Lady Baden-Powell, wi­ fa the general practice of the flnent Itral school for the f l n t tlma in Augustine by a flat tire. dow, o f Scouting’* founder; Eetate Service in the Stale of Florida. We September, register aa soon neut Edward White, The massive task of un­ aa possible. Whittaker, first Amorloading tha gear and luggaga ■hall both look forward to tha many nppor* “ They ran n g iile r any was quickly accomplished and climb ML Everest; aa tanitleo to aarve you, the public. morning Monday through Fri­ the hoy* got down to the bus­ well aa other celebrities. day between tha hours of 9 iness nf filling Mom and Dad Jamboree them* o f a.m. and 12 a.m. Placement in on the never to be forgot, ngthen America's Heritaste will ba given on August ten experience nf the past was emphasised with IS at R a.m. at the school," two waaka, suc^ Impressive pageants aa said Mrs. Louisa Gilpin, school Tour leader Weller Krohne the: opening night program, guidance counselor. Jr., eapresaed eetlifertion “ Pwfllaa in H e rita g e w h ich School opens August at In with the trip eeying, "I am ftMured a cast o f more than Seminole County. proud o f the hoye, they were i:.(f)0 plua a chorus and band well-mannered, well-behaved, of! 1.760. Her 62,000 Boy Scouts, and took part in everything, doing their beet to meke the Explorers, and their leader* Jamboree a aurceaa. fr m all 60 atatas and many Krnhne’e eon, David, end m Iona of the free world were Rtrk Caaaclbrrry nf Troop rr imped at Valley Forge 341, Caeaelberry, were among SI it* Perk,teen* o f tha bitter the 111 Srnute in the Central w iter encampment o f 1777 Florida contingent. On hi* fe Central Georgs Washingreturn from the Jamboree t< i and hla ragged troops. Thing! got pretty hot for David alayed at La-No-Che for another week o f camping. tl» hoye, though, when the Both boys earned the Jnm- t ermomrter registered 109 boree Adventure Award by d grres. which la U-O-T even participating In requirements f r Florida. In tha fields of proutcraft; On their way to and from field eporte such aa marks- 11* Jamboree, the group manahlp and archery; con­ i opped overnight at Marino servation; f r i e n d s h i p ex­ i orpa, Army and Navy Inchange; hiking; Jamboree inflations as well aa the events; and going through henandoah National Park nd a hotel in Fayetteville, the obatacle course. Each group presented a !.C. Tour* of historic Williamsdemonstration in the aklll-orams and tha Florida Scouts urg, V a„ and Washington, mad* a hit with the delicacies ).C„ highlighted the trip which they rooked and serv­ mrth. It was a personal saled which Included, among •faction for Krohne to see other thing*, rattleanake and he name of hla father, Wal­ black snake meat, raccoon, ler Krohne Sr. a pioneer gildarmadillo, frog legs and heart ir on a plaque In the Soaring o f cehbage palm, These are Kail of Fame at Smithsonian examples of survival food In institute. be found In the wild in our While at Valley Forge, the state. group toured Philadelphia vis­ Each region represented at iting such historic place* aa tha Jamboree had iti own Indtpendence Hall and Car­ gate and the Southeastern Re­ penters' liall. • 4 M A W tt CNISI gion 6 had tha most elaborate On the return trip th*y en­ T rade-In s Accepted • ■ 9 0 K C M I-IT 0 M M IID and outstanding there, a r*. joyed a visit to Luray Cav­ plica o f a southern colonial erns in Virginia. See This G reat V alue Today! • W A L N U T F IN ISH Rendezvous At Scout Camp Becomes All Night Vigil Announcement Registration O f First-Time Students Urged Harry B. Dietrichs 9 W. Dietrichs, Realtor SEMINOLE REALTY C D A r v ll (ttiU but f f e ! EASY TERMS GO IN G TO T H E W O K L D ’S F A IR ? Be Our G uest! Stop in our atora for PRK-PA1D ADMISSION TICKETS lo (ha Pavlllion of American Interiors. No charge{ MATHER OF SA N FO RD S H O r IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT M »-M E. FIRST ST. I'll. 322 0*M OPEN FR ID A Y N IG H T S Swan, Emma Green. Michelle M ojo, Emelia Melich, David Jernlgan, William Peterson,. Walter Gray, Vicki Miller, Julia H. Dietrichs, Susan Os­ borne, Condi Sampson, all of Sanford; Evelyn Steere, De­ Bary; Geraldine Whittemore, Longwood. Births Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Bar­ rett of Sanford, a boy. Now Hear This . . . A little roadster, It* a , MG. Real Bright RED. has just been sold , . , No, excuse please, this Here's a real fine subBut . . . don't go away afltute. It'* a I96> Karm i Ghla soft top, naturally It Is ■ 4 ryL with a stick the floor Strickland S.toii on Investigations (Sheriff) NOTICK IH MKHEUT GIVEN TH A T ths Hoard ot County 344 7,100.0* Com missioners o f Sem inole County. Florida, will meat at !#:»» 134 Equipment (Sheriff) A.M. A ueust t l . 1H4, In the tnsstlng room of ths Hoard of 1314.01* on County Com m issioners In ths Court llou ss at Hanford. Florida, TOTAL APPROPniATION'g Z,400.on In accordance with ths provisions o f Chapter H I. Florida l i e - Reaerve for Contlngenelea (County Judge! *.714 on Reserve fo r Conllngenclee—County tuts*, for ths purpose o f h sarin e requests and oomplatnts from 341 10.14* on K n -r v r for Conllngenclee—Sheriff the public regarding the Budgets fo r ths Fiscal Year healnnina >43 11.900.00 O ctober 1. 11(4. and endlne Heptemner I*. 1111. and thereupon Reserve for Cash Ualsnc* to b* Carrltd Forward tentatively adopt ths Budget* fo r ths aald period. Ths tentative 1313. <31 00 budgets are eum m arlted as fo llo w s: TOTAL BUDGET nummary statem ent show in g receipts, expenditures, bal­ E STIM A TE * OF REVENUE* AND RECEIPTS SEMtNULE COUNTY ance a, reserves and proposed tax m ills**. IFubllehed In full.) MO AII AND BRIDGE FUND ESTIMATES OF REVENUES AND RECEIPTS SF.MINOI.IC COUNTY FOE TH E FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER a*. H u O E V K R 4L FUND 13* T e x ts 1.IT Mills on Assessed Valuation ot II49.3M 0* FOR TIIE FISCAI, YKAIt ENDING IKPTKMMKN M, ISO HOT.010,000.00 41,400 o* 110 T e s t s 1.10 Mllle on a ttested valuation of 111 Gasoline T sx 30*; of th* 7th Cent U 01.SI0,ooo.o* t iir .r ii.o o t l l - 1 G asoline T sx from ths Board o t Adm inistra­ 13.400.on lit lla llro td A Telegraph LI cent at too.oo tion 1.400.0* lit Ilaclng Revenue l.ooo.o* 113 M otor Fust Tax, 30% o f the 7th Cent 141.000.0(1 111 insurance A gent* Ldcenees 1.400o#114 R acing Commission Funds I. *00.Oil 111 A rthropod C ontrol from Slat* Board o t lit Intertet o f Time A ccou nt! 10,000,00 Health Section 111 111 (1) State 1 11.000 00 173 M iscellaneous Relm hureementi loo.oi 111 A rthropod Control from State Board o f IK Uthrr Non-Revenue R tcelp ti Health Section 1(1.111 t l j State 1 l.Tlft.OO ITAI.1H.no 114 Marine R egistration 1,400.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED ItKCKIPTB 14.30*. Pit 111 T t i Heed Overbid* 1.loo on Less |% 111 R eceipts from Advertising Delinquent T a le s Moo.oo (1(1.319 on 11T O ccupational License# 10,000.00 IS*; o f Estimated R eceipts 1(3.000.00 111 llsvtragn Licenses 10,000noBalances to b* Brought Forw ard) Ceeh 11! Building Permits and Boning Y sta 14,0*0oo H10.9I3.00 141 Interest on Tim e D eposit! 1,000.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND RALANCEB ESTIM ATED EXPENSE*— ROAD AND BHIDUR FUND III through l ll- llo t h In cluslvs-E scee* Fees to.onnon FUR T H E FISCAL YE A R ENDING SEPTEMBER 30. DMA lit Receipts from Land-Fill O perations ls.ooo.oo Engineering Service* 1 3,400 0* 1*7-1 Receipts from Health Cards 100.00 411 111 Reim bursem ent* from W t lfa r t A Tubercu­ 411-1 Salary Road fluperlntsndenl. O ffice Manager la r Patients TSOOO and O thtr Eepenses 11.144 "0 Ratary County E n glpetr, I t a f f andExpenass 3t.K o.on 171 B elt o f G rove Product* I.ooo.oo 411-1 ITi Grants A Donations for Anim al W elfare loo 00114 Free L tb or llO.OOOnn lit N on -n evenu e R eceipts l.oooa* 111 Maintenance o f Grounds 11,041 *o (11 M aintenance * f Tools, Equipment,Machin­ I414.1II.OO ery, etc. (0.000.0* TO TAL ESTIMATED RECEIPT* 10,111.00 (31 G asoline, Oil*, ate. H.OOO.OO L ett 1% 431 R »sd Material* 300.000 00 t l * . o f Estim ated R eceipts 1111,110.00 441 fhirchas* o f R lf h l- o f -W s y loo.oq Balances to bs Drought Forw ard: Cash 111,000.00 4(1 Kxpsns* o f Procuring ItIght-ot-W ay l.OUO.OH 100 T ran sfer from Capital Outlay Reaervs Fund 71.aiT.lt ( H Dratneg* and W ater Control H.IK.OO III Hoad Machinery A Equipment (1.3*10* TO TAL ENTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BALANCE* I0K.017.07 » t l reym en t lo City o f Hanford o f I H ! Tax R oll 10.111.00 ESTIM ATED EXPENSE* — GENERAL FUNIS 311-1 Payment lo Tow n o f Oviedo on 13*1 Tex Roll 2,330,00 FOB T H E FlaUAI, YKAII ENDING IISI-TKMBEH aa, t**a *11-2 Paym ent to Tow n o f Longw ood on 1H I Tax Malarias o t County Com m issioners and Hull (.034 00 111 E xpenses I ll.io e o o •I I -A paym ent to T ow n o f AltamonlO Springs on Per Dlsm A Travel E ip en ete, County Com ­ 1K 1 Tax Roll 4,104.00 m -i m issioners 9.1*1** * l t - ( Pxym rnt lo Town o f Caaaelberry on ( H I *• Tax Roll 1.333 *0 ■alary, Clerk Board o f County Com m lssloain era 13,0*0.00 311-4 reym ent to Town o t North Orlande on 1H1 gela ry. Supervisor nf R egistration a.noo.es T e x R oll 1,4*3 0 ! it* Salary, Attorney for Board A Expenses 1,110.00 lit •K I.IK .0 4 Clerk o f Clrcutt Court fo r (leneral Court TOTAL APPRO PRIATIO N ! in (4.774 0* W o rk i.aneia RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES Com m ission* to T eg Assessor lo.oei.a* RESERVE FOR CASH BALANCE T O B S CARRIED no I1.I0B n* Com m issioner to Tex Coll rotor (t.OOO.M in FO RW ARD C oron er's Inquest 40(00 117 74110,04).til R epair* to Court House l.ooa toTOTAL niTDOET 111 ESTIMATES OF REVENUES AND R E C EIPT* Janitor, Maintenance Hervloe A Expenses 1.110.0* 101-1 SEMINOLE COUNTY L lgh t», Fuel A W ater r.ooo.oa 141-1 INTEREST AND SINKING FUND Insurance 1*,#0#.M 41-1 FOR FISCAL Y E A R ENDING SEPTEMBER 30. Telephone A Telegraph 1,1*0.** 111 1*0 Texee .*t Mill* on assessed Valuation o f IncldlPtAia S.iCO II :«i 1111.0l( o* 03AT.eio.osoo* Jenltav'a Supplies LSeA.oi in 111.019 nit se rv ice A Maintenance a f Equipment 4,000.(0 TOTAL ESTIMATED R E C E IP T ! in Less 4% 4,*00.00 Maintenance o f Other County Owned Adm in­ ii istrative Buildings 1.100.00 t i l l , H I . no Expenses n f Elections A R egistrations 4.7410094*7. nf Estimated Receipt* ict Lease-Purchase o f Voting Machines 11,110.so Balance* to be Brought Forw ard! Cash 740.04 in -: 1,340.00 A dvertisin g Required by Lew l . l i o s o 119 Tranatera from Building Fund in A dvertisin g Delinquent Taxea 1.100 at in TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPT* AND BAL A N C E ! $114.1110* Supplies. County Com missioner* only. A til Telephone end Secretary 4.100(1 ESTIMATED EX FEN* He— INTEREST AND SINKING FUND FOR T H E Flat*.*I- YEAH ENDING SEPTEMBER 3*. 1IMM General Hlatlnnery, Blanks, Supplies, etc. H.ooo.oo in Record Hooke 4.400.tie 7*3 Interest ->n Funilr-l Indebtadneaa I 1,(71 04 170*1 Commleelune and Kxprneea 213.4* Malary o f Circuit Judga A Secretary Muu.oo 7*3 111 C ircuit Judge's O ffice Kspense A T tltp h on * 1,100 "0 173 Principal on Funded Indvbtedneea 110,00" "4 111le U r y , County Judge i.ooo.oo 111 t il l , T I T ,14 Espeneee o f Arm ory loo co TOTAL APPRO PRIATIO N ! 141 II" I* 111 Falery e f Countv Physician* 1.1*»*0 Reserve for Contingencies Tuberaular H ospitals *.("* oo 111 Insatrlty Inquiries 1,4(0.00 TOTAL BUDGET 1114,1110* 111 G eneral W elfare 14.040.00 ESTIMATES OF K E Y M N im AND MECBIPTB III F oster Hunt* Cera lu.ooo.ot SEMINOLE COUNTY K lW elfa re Adm inistration » , ( « o# CAPITAL OUTLAY R ESER VE FUND MI H ospital Service tor the Indigent 11,10(00 Balance* la be Brought Forw ard) C aib IK I TI.MT (T 071 H slery.gsrvlca O fficer* A Expenses (.41 0 1* •7] Salary, Deputy Civil D efines D irector A l x TOTAL E9TIMATED RECEIPTS AND BALAN CE! I 71.0*1 *7 psneee 4,410(0 ESTIMATED EXPENSE*— ■70 O perating Expanse*, Arthropod Central 11,11**1 CAPITAL OUTLAY BBBBNVB FUND Kspeneee nf County JtonIng Commission 17,111.M 071 FOE PI1CAL YEAH ENDING SEPTEMBER *0. IMS 170-1 County Planner A Kxpensse II,0((.*0 111 Transfer to General Fund I 70.(17 IT 111 Salary. County A gsn l A Homs D em onstra­ tl tion A gen t 14,101.** TOTAL APPRO PRIATIO N! 1 71.017.(7 E ip e n te s Horn* D sm onitretlon Agsnt l.SII.M 111 Other R ipens**, Agricultural D epartment J . l l l . l * TOTAL BUPOET III I Tl.olTAT County Exhibit IS*01 111 E STIM ATE! OF REVENUES AND RECEIPTS Seminal* County Moll Conservation District SEMINOLE COUNTY 111 Expenses ((*.*( BUILDING FUND K l-1 Hcmlnot* County Forester I.080.M POE FISCAL YEAR ENDINO SEPTEMBER 30, 1*0* Paym ent to Florida Board e f F orestry A 111 Balance* to be Brought Forward: Cash I 1.740 c*! Parks for County f i r e C ontrol Unit 4.00*.** Publicity 14.00*0* TOTAL XBTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BALAN CE! an | 1.340 0* W i i t r Survey t.IM.t* IK ESTIMATED EEPENSES— BUILDINU FUND Anim al W alters 1,4*0*0111 III.I Trensfar to A ccount No. 190 Interact and *>* •emlnol* County Partlelpetlea In th* East lin k in g Fund I 1,34( 00 Central Florida Regional Planning Council 17,10*.** Memlnul* County Participation In it . Johns111 TOTAL APPRO PRIATIO N! I 1.140 oo Indian R iver Canel D istrict 1.I00.K IH Furniture a Fixtures far Court House l.IM .M TOTAL BUDGET | j.jiu.u# II I Purchase of County Property Is,••*.*( ESTIMATES BP REVENUES AND RECEIPTS IK Equipment, Arthropod C ontrol P rogram l.IM .M SEMINOLE COUNTT LA K E MARY F IR E CONTROL DISTRICT FUND l i t . I I * *• TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAH ENDING *K FTBM EEn 3*. IMS lit Reserve lor C oallngenrles 11411.I f 110 Tax** ,11 Mills on aaaeaead valuation of II.IOO.OO Reserve for Cash Balancs (o bs Carrltd Forward IK.lOO.m.M I 1, 13" (0 TO TAL BUDGET IIII.I1T .I! ESTIMATES OF REVENUE* AND RECEIPTS tE K lN O LE COUNTY FINE AND r o g r i l T U a FUND FOR TH E FlaCA I. YEAR EADINU SEPTRHEME **, H E IK Taxes .11 Mills on Assessed Valuations ll«T .tlM M -M | ll I,ITT.** lll.o** »« 111 Flnaa, co s ta and Fees l.oo* *« 1(1 Interest on Tim e Deposit* lo.oeao* IIS Sheriff, Civil F a n ll.oo* •• IK Fees from County Judge 1,0*0.** IK Nob Revenue Receipts (1% o f Eatlmatsd Receipt* Uelauoee to b* Brought Forw ard! Caih a i.ilu i-s 7( 44 1 1.41144 3.100.r4 TOTAL EtTIM ATED RECEIPTS AND BALAN CE! | 4,011.4* ESTIMATED EXPENSE*— LAK E MARY F IR E CONTROL DISTRICT FUND FO R FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, I N I IK Cammlaalon to th* Tax Assessor a 1*0" HI Cemtnleelon to th* Tax C ollector 10 14 (13 Expenses. Fire Equipment A Supplies 1,(74 »» lte.417.es 11,4410* TOTAL APPROPRIATION! 1,194 o* Reserve for Conllngenclee 4(4* TO TAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Less 1% 11% o f Estim ated Receipts Balances (a hs Brought Forw ard; TOTAL ESTIMATED R E C E IP T ! L«4* *"• Cash I1I7.II!.** IS*.1*0.0* TOTAL BUDGET TO TAL ESTIMATED R E C E IP T ! AND BALAN CE! 01*1.014 0* ESTIM ATED EXPENSES — FINE AND FO EFBITU EE FUND FO E T H E FISCAL YEAR ENDINO BEPTKBBBR M , IMS notary, Juvsnlls Counselor, Secretary A Ks panes* | 1L iv e s* A* Iary, County Prosecuting Attorney **•■** Salary a f ih tr lt r l !.# (* * * li-ilary o t Deputise A Assistants tn h srittl IH.HO.i Salary. Assistants A Clerks (County J u d g t) lO.lrOOa Clark of Circuit Court it .s e lls Justice o f P sact, Ft** A Costs 17.400 ** Constable*. Pass A Cotta Sl.oOOOe County Prosecuting A ttorney Conviction Peas 11.(0*.** W itn ess Fes* A Jurors F t** IIM I O ther C ourt C u su A Fas* I.IM (* P u blic Defender I ,!(*.** expenses Other then Salerle* (County J u d ge ! 1.17*** E xp vu tw o ih v i Ibga j«U g| u ttih eriil) K.Jvo oe I (.043 4* CAIH BALANCES 1474.917 (7 RESEnVEg (1K.900 0* RECEIPTS ALL BUDGETS 13.014.(4* 74 EXPENDITURE)! ALL BUDGET* 17."4) 444 34 ( 31 Mill* r<>,‘ BOUNTY OPERATION SEMINOLE COUNTT HEALTH UNIT .31 Mill* roR _ ™ K b e n e f it o f t h e b o a r d o r t h u s ™ K “ SM*N o LE COUNTY PUBLIC tlU V rlTA L 1.4* MIDI TOTAL o r ALL MILLAOE ,( „# 0* Mllll l omplete d eu ilsd budgets ere available fo r publla Inepsrtlo TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL llou es at* Ban lord* *** C ,M k “ * ,h ' C ltcu,t Court In th* Cour Hoard o f County Comm la Gone re n Bentlnola County, Florida (SEAL) Br> A re ry , Jr., chalrm a A ttest: Arthur M. Back with. Jr.. Clark Board of County Com m issioner* i’ oijnii% Flo/ Ida PuW uhi July 4*. I)A( �tTJpr franforb ^rralh July 30, 1964 — Pnge 3 p a Lake Monroe Jottings ^ By Mr*. H. L. Johnson underwent several observation Well w lint do you know. tests. Very' Rind to have her Another month hns come and back. • • • Little Eliinbeth gone. And just a few *hort Warren, daughter of Doc and | weeks and those school bells Francea Warren, accompanied will rinic and all the kiddies her grandmother Benton home will bo bock in school. In a to Wouchula after a pleasant way it seems like it has been visit here with the Warren a itul ahull summer, but I family. • * * So very glad fiurss 1 noticed it more be­ to hear that John and Ann cause I wus "on the go" all Woody and wee daughter are S h e time. • • • I would like here on a visit from Puerto to tell you a little more about Rico. They are here with some of the beautiful places Ann'a parents Gert and Urban I had the pleasure of visiting. Lee. They all went up to Ten­ We planned to pay a return nessee to see Johnny's par­ visit to the Wux Museum in ents and then John has a re­ Washington. On the day we port back to Navy duty and were to go, about every Boy Ann will stay on for a long­ Scout in the U. S, A. wus in er visit. • • • Mr. and Mrs. town. There have been some John Cogburn ami children new things added at the were weekend visitors at the •museum and 1 wns anxious to home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin sue them. And, too, 1 am still Kennedy on Jewetta Lane. tiying to figure out how to They reside in Columbus, Ga. get that life-like figure of • • • Titus nnd Edna Keller Alan Shepherd to move in o f Maryville, Tenn. and Mra. some way. That is the most A1 Johnson snd son Jim o f were overnight realistic one there. Every one Monticello there is so good but there is guests last Thursday with rel­ something about the famous atives here. • * • Here’ s our thought this astronaut's features that he u should at least say "H i” to week. The BEST of Every­ ^ you. Murk Twain is still thing. "rocking" buck and forth in The Best philoshophy, a con­ tented mind; his rucking chair on the porch The Best law, the Golden und Captain John Smith's Rule, heart is still “ thumping” hard as he lays on the ground. The The Best e d u c a t i o n , self knowledge, bout scene of the four famous chaplains is very touching. The Best science, extracting sunshine from a cloudy day, * • * On a visit to the beauti­ ful Ft. Lincoln Cemetery as The Beit music, the laughter you enter the grounds you see of an Innocent child, un enormous clock. The hands The Best Journalism, printing only Ihe true and beautiful of the clock are moving. The on Mcmory'a tablet. numbers on the dial are real flowers. I took a picture of it und the time wus twenty min­ utes to three. This cemetery was the battleground o f Lin­ colns for about four months. T iu cannon his compuny used is still there. As you go Throughout the nation near­ 0 further back into the ceme­ tery (it takes in hundreds of ly 19 million persons draw acres) you see a statute of over one billion Hollers In So­ the open Bible, then one of cial Security benefit pay­ Jesus on the Cross, then you ments, according to Byron II. walk up to the Garden of th* Patton, Orlando district man11! Apostles. Around the Gar­ agvr. Many o f them, he says, den ure marble statues of the filed claims because they un­ 12 Apostles. This garden is derstood whnt the Socinl Se­ Miised up un u level o f about curity officials call "Four three feet. Inside the garden Timea In Action.” fd am flower beds thut ure Sooner or later, Patton wccdlcss. Under the beautiful inid, “ you or someone In your solid lawn grass nr* vaults family will need to act in one already placed there. Every or these situations." Tho four plot in the garden has been times for action are! sold. Each plot has two, three 1. If a worker in your fam­ und four places for each own­ ily dies. Some member of his er. Across from this garden, family ahould contact the o f­ you c u ii walk up a beautiful fice to see if survivor benefits path to a largo marble slab are pnyahle. on which the famous sculptor 2. If you are disabled. You <8 Enrico Cerruchio has carved should get In touch with tho tho unusual feature o[ the office If you worked on jobs Head of Jesus, If you walk covered by Social Security. across the arm o f the cross 3. When you near retire­ formed by the walking you ment. Application for pay­ will observe the eyes und head ments may be filed three turn und look at you. And at months In advance o f retire­ you turn and cross to the ment age. Even If the person other side of the walk It will does not plan Immediate redo tho same. A new addition tlrcment, he should get Infor­ a is living erected at the present timo and It is called “ The mation. 4. When you are 72. The Garden of tho Crucifixion.” • • « Another Hay w# drove person who la not already over to Luke Fairfax, between drawing beneflta may draw Alexandria and Fairfax, Va. even though ha is still em­ This is a new resort where ployed. The office serving the San­ you run camp out, swim, boat and fish. There it a miniature ford area I* at 2620 N. Or­ train thut will take you all ange Ave., Orlando, and the around the resort. While there phone number la 425-2681, WHOLESALERS' COMPLETE STOCK WOMEN’S & MISSES’ V A L V E S T O S it.it.1 Select styles In flats and heels: oil colors and palterntl We bought from a leading wholetaler and we pan the savingi an to youl Sites 4 to 101 COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS ■/ f ■ 1 f.: j G irk 3-14 tnv 3* 3-piece * “ ■ Saw mow than Dr. J. F. Darby, plant path­ ologist at tha Central Flor­ ida Agricultural Experiment Station here, has been ele­ vated from associate profes­ sor to full professor. He is one o f 13 experiment station acisntlsta advanced in academic rank by the State Board o f Control. The an­ nouncement was made at the Uiurd'a meeting last week. The Agricultural Experi­ ment Station* system renders research on every phase o f major agricultural enterprise in the state. The main sta­ tion la located on th* Univeralty of Florida campus. By 1070 enrollment in all Florida Inatitutiona o f higher learning la expected to reach 218,000. You'd like In trade in T ? 7 7 7 Then bring it by snd drive the 1943 Four door Dolphin— K-8 that we hate here with realI Tow mile*. You'll bo glad you came tu: Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Park 644-8816 Ladies* . 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SHIFTS FS } • irw' ^ , .. ’ w-¥XtItr. t _ rt M O N E Y -S A V IN O / ~, Dr. Darby Made Full Professor Got An Older Model Renault — 322-1481 ' SUMMER DRESSES COTTON PLAYSETS Social Security Procedure Told Jt we noticed un Orange County fumily In the camping aite. On this trip we took a lady from Argentina who was here on a visit to see her grand daughter tor the first time. Although she could nut speak a word of English, we became fust friends with the help of her daughter-in-law who senr cd ns our Interpreter. 1 invlt1 ed her tu visit me before re­ turning to Buenos Aires, to which she anwsered "S i.” . . . We are very proud to welcome to the neighborhood Mr. and Mrs. Jon Zubel. They ure occupying a homo at 11615 Narcissus Ave. Mr, Zubel Is the new credit manager o f the ^ Firestone Store here. They ™ formally resided In Orlando. And by the way they are newlyweds ns of Juna 1st, last. Congratulations and wel­ come again. We know you will like it here. • • * Charles and Gladys Carlson has returned from Duka University Hos­ pital in N. C. where Gladys ; ____ lan t attic Clearance. ) ) Girls 3-14 SU M M ER PLAYW EAR ft** i t v COTTO N R A B ? jl POPLINS y o u r ch oice BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS • Playtops, shorts & J a m a ic a s , polo shirts, 1 - piece rompers • C o tto n , d e n im , seersucker—solid, print, slripetl » YOU SAVE 50% I • Boxer Styles * Solid, Prints 3 to 18 ' '• Both Great Stores Open Daily 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sunday ^ U R.Wb ^ we taka* 12 Noon to 7 p. m. ^Te* the •** H QUALITY ,2 ? m .f r * (nlmAtt He l.tt d'-P* * 1 — - ALW AYS DISCOUNTS •w n T m W d a v T " . SAWS. t<-— �r V ftf B xsfin rl P*Ire 4 — July SO, 1004 f f r r a ll (Dsux/i *i I I I! I ■t I 41 DEAR ABBY: About a year ago I went to a hos­ pital and stayed there for tU weeks. Last week I had to go back to the same hos­ pital tor a little corrective surgery, and what do you think the head nurse greet­ ed me withT "Oh, do, not YOU again, Mrs. So-and-So! When tiie nurses hear you’re back they’ll shoot themsalveal" Then abe laughed, 1 tailed to see anything fun­ ny in her remark. When I saw my doctor I reported the Incident to him, and he laughed, too, Then he palled mo on the shoulder and eald, "Oh, don't pay any at­ tention to her. She's a lit­ tle screwy." Why would a hospital hire a "screw y" head nurse T OFFENDED DEAn OFFENDED: She probably wasn’t "screw y" when they hired her. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 18 and baby-sit to earn money for clothes. About once a week 1 alt for a lady who is getting a divorce. She has two small children. She has •II her bureau drawers and her desk drawers “ scaled" With big wlda strip* of ad­ hesive tape. Every cloaet In her house la locked, and ahe •vet) keeps a padlock on her refrigerator. She told me that she trusted me, but In ca ie I got bored or curious she didn’t want me going through her things. Abby, I would never think of doing •uch a thing. I-ait time 1 waa there she said if I tried to remove the adhesive tape and seal It back, my finger­ prints would be on the tape and I'd never get away with It. This hurt me. I)o you think there Is something wrong with her? I'm afraid tf I tell my parents they won't let me sit for her any more, and I need the mon­ ey. What should I UoT NERVOUS GIRL DEAlt NERVOUS: Yes, I think there is definitely something wrong with her. Tell your parents and abide by their decision. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have been employed in this office only a short time, but It is en Idea] place to work and I would like to remain here. 1 am not the kind of person who indulges In gossip, hut: The telephone operator here told mo that the ho**, a family man, is carrying on an affair with a woman who calls him at the office and use* a plumy name. Hie telephone operator listens In on all his calls, so she is sot guessing. The boss is a flno man, and acorns so proud o f his family that It Is bard to believe that he Is leading a double life. 1 am afraid his wife will find out : By Abigail Van Buren about it and their homo will tic broken up. Should I tell the boss what I know to be can be more careful 7 NEW GIRL DEAR NEW: Mind jou r own business, and tell the telephone operator that If she knows what it good for her, she should mind hers. If the boss chooses to skats * Hale* • Servlet Sem inole T V „ . FA 1-4118 Zealth Color TV Salto I8M Haafonf A t*. H tU l - IN T H I A T R t Lost I S n t li t T stllt “ 1,1ST n r a n a u v a a iiis a ia * - h im six ib, ■ m iiia la I'slsr VHI, 4 SAT. "T in t s ix * Ainu t a l l — Color wriiM m i ass uiiTTi.ir* T sa r Hsadall __ false “ T i m PHIBIC" Paal S r e a u — (a la r C O N F ID EN TIAL TO "CAN T SLEEP" IN TROY: Tell your husband what’s on your mind and give him a fair chance Jo defend himself. You could bo wrong. e e a Problems 1 Write to AB­ Marlene and Larry Me-1 th# borne of their parents, Mr. |celebrated her llth birthday Knight recently observed a and Mre. C. T. Sampson, on and Larry waa 12 years old. Joint birthday celebration at Bradshaw Drive. M a r l e n e l Party games were enjoyed a By Oswald Jacoby spnilrs and East played the three. This wasn’t a suit A t 71 preference signal. East just W 10972 did not want another epmle • 10 3 2 • SSI I led but West shifted to the ten o f clubs anyway. He HAST wanted to get his partner in ♦ A * 108848 V K 634 3 VA7I twice and there waa a chance to make sure that your part­ • 869 • J that East would hold both *10812 4AQJI ner wouldn't bid a n y . more. ace and king o f clubs. n o i?ra <D> It worked beautifully fur * K q jj Exit did have the a< e and Lee who was a great expert In fQ won the trick. Th*-n ho re­ • AKQ97 4 udglng dose situations butt turned the eight of spades. *K8 This was clearly suit prefer­ even when It works, this sys­ Both vulnerable ence signal for hearts (the Beat* West North Reel tem Is not recommended. Pais Pam Dble highest suit). West ruffed Of course, in match point 1 • Redble 1 W Pass Pass and led a heart. East returned duplicate when your oppo­ 2 • !V P am P sn another spade and W rit ruf­ nents are vulnerable such 2 ♦ Dble Poos Pase fed again. doubles merely lead to a top Pass Opening lead—* A By this time the defenders or bottom score depending were out o f tricks but they on whether or not they work. f West’s double o f three dia­ It worked, so probably West had five In, which win enough monds wns a conspicuously will continue to try such bide, for 200 points and a top bad example o f this Idd, but | He opened the are of score. The late Lee Langdon had an Interesting theory about competitive purl-score bid­ ding. It wns to bid ona more than you really ahould and then double your opponent (jJsi NOM* J.he "Although the only real estate in our family Is pro­ perty I Inherited," a wife writes, "my husbuud con­ stantly refers to this acre­ age as HIS. "H e wanta to Impresi peopla with his financial Status and gets angry when I Insist on making tha truth known. How can I stop him from feeding his ego at my ex­ pense 7" It ieema to m* you have forgotten that niarrluge la a partnership. You’d resent it, wouldn't M :tu sm oO ( you, If your husband labeled every cent he earns "m y" money? Well, he has Just as much right to resent your going around talking about *’iny’’ property, instead o f "our" property. As for hating to aee your husband enjoy a prestige you think he hasn't earned on hts own, I think that's a shabby attiluda for a wife to taxe. Every wife ought to want her husband to look as "b ig " as possible to other people. Anything she cun contribute toward making this possible ■he should do gladly. After 2&/MujhJtA TV time critic* preview coming television shows by attending rehearsals, watch­ ing screenings, s t u d y i n g .triple In New York and Hollywood. Here are their previews for today; 7:30-8:30 p.m. CHS. Rawhide. "Incident o f the (Juerencias," (Rerun) Not too much physical action, hut a good performance by F.dward An­ By Ruth Millett all, sha shares In any prestige he has. Why in the world would you, If you love your hus­ band, prefar to have people think that you're the family big (hot, and that without your money your husband wouldn't amount to much? You would both be happier If you thought of yourselves aa a team, rather than aa In­ dividual*. In a successful marring* the word "oure" should apply mors frequent­ ly than "mine." And this ad­ vice appllee to both husband and wife. T V Time Previews drews k**pe things moving. Andrews, one o f TV’s most unlikeubla characters, ha* a mado-to-ord*r role. He Is a rancher high cn the bottle and low on hi* luck who Join* the cattle drive and poses aa a real problem for trail boas Gil Favor (Eric Fleming). There’* a good bit of humor from cantankerous cook Wishbone (Paul ilrinegar). 7:30-H:Ro p.m. NBC. Chons- Ing ■ Candidate, An Interest­ ing after-the-fact study de­ tailing the rise of Berry (joldweter from senator to presidential candidate. Z)t most interest Is the Interview with Ooldwater which gets pretty candid at times. 8:30-8:30 p.m. NBC, Dr. Kildare. "A Sens* o f Tempo." (Rerun) John Newlnnd, who used to hoet "One Htep Be­ yond,” returns to a similar type story in tonight'* eplscdt, which he directed. It concern! an author's feeling that he Is doomed to die de­ 1:11 ID Sunshlns Almanac spite being in perfect health. li t c ( I ) (Iron*, Farm Itsport There are several eerie mo­ filO (S) Bummer S s m .s t.r menta, thunks to tho work of T;00 ( t ) Today Cyril Kltchunl, as the writer, ( I ) W ake Dp U ovlss Jeannette Nolan ai a sym­ 1:10 <D Today pathetic nurse amt Pat Crow­ (S) M ickle Keans ley as tha writer's secretary. fit * (I ) Local Mews, W ea­ ther 8-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ l:M II) Captata K angaroo son. "The Case o f the Im­ f i l l <D Cartoon* patient Partner." (Rerun) (!) K u rd s* Fee W e Amur/ Fallon (Wesley Lau) men U ) Am erica* H ialsry is a man with troubles. His 1:00 ( I ) D ivorce Court paint plant explodas and Is USB (I ) Cartoons S ill ( t ) (le i* Bl*rm ruined by the ensuing fir*. He ( I ) llam pse Room la very jealcue o f hie wife I flH (D Bay W hs* I t ) Nswe— Mlk* W el­ and Is a little doubtful about ite* hla man-about-town partner, CD Bptnlsk t i l l ! ( I ) R ow s— Kdwla New- whom he suspects committed arson and hes cheated on D i l l II) tvord fsr Word t l ) I Love Lucy ■ o m e business deals. 11a (I ) Decem ber Bride leaves a threatening not# at I t i l l ( I ) C on sen lretlee ( I ) R eel MeCoyt hi* partner’s apartment and (I ) Price f t Right you know eald partnar will b* D i l l (I ) M issing Llsk found daad and Mason (Ray­ ( I ) Pet* ft Oledye <11 aevea Key* mond Burr) w i l l defend FRIDAY r. M. Amory. Television Tonight THURSDAY P. N. (I ) News, W aether, Sports (8) Newsline 1:11 (I) Sports CIS (S) lluntlsy-Brlnklay hits <11 llunlloa (II Password * rtstalae 7:4* (I) Ttis Virginia Hava II) Itirlsman <S> Hunting S Fishing Tilt (I ) Tha Pllntalone* (I) Tampls Houston (t) Password lit* (■) l'onns Itssd Show (I) llswhlds 1:11 (I) Dr. Kildare ‘ (t) My Tins* Bone (t ) Perry Mason <») Kntlgn O'Toole 1:10 (1) Haiti (t) Jimmy Dean Ihow 10:0s II) Klrvsnth Hour (41 Tbs Nurssa 10:10 (I ) rhs Story of . . . U :e« (D ID <*> 11:10 (I ) (I) Ntwa Nswsoop* Nswsllns ronlaht Show Movls FRIDAY A. M. 1:00 (I ) Sign Og IliM ( I ) Tou r F irst Impress­ ion (C olor) (I ) Love o f Life ( I ) Krai* Ford I t i l l ( I ) New s— lu r r y ReaI I .10 ( D Truth o r C oes*u ta c ts •arch For Tumor row ( t ) Father K now s a*M 1X:« l (4, a u ld la g Light 11:11 <11 Mows— Hey Dehtrtr 1:04 III Nswe, Weather (4 ) CHS Maws Mpsatsl IS) (le s trn l Hospital t i l l (1> People Are Funny ( 4) As Th* World Turn* ( I ) New*— Dsv* Fennett I ltd ID Cartoon* M’sH M SJT MARLENE AND LARRY MCKNIGHT recently celebrated their birth­ days with u party at the home of their parenta, Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Samp­ son on Bradshaw Drive. Marlene was eleven years old and Larry was twelve. Many of their friends enjoyed the festivities. T he Milky Way T o Career Goal ST. LOUIS (UPI) - SI area Griffin, at 17, has a career un­ usual for a teen-ager any­ where. She run* a dairy herd of goats. She's operator of the Xander Goat Milk Co., which dethere 300 quarts a week In Ihls eily and SL Louis Coun­ tyMiss Griffin, who dubbed herself "M arca, the Goal REG. S4.50 *3 *® COMPLETE FOR APPOINTMENT "Ring does a good Job herd­ ing the goats, but he has to aleep sometime," Marca s»Jd. " i f ail of ui happen to he away at the same time and guat Jumps the fence and heads down Uie road while King'* asleep, a neighbor lady calls bis name. Then It lug wakes up and goes look­ ing for a goat." The Griffin family live* on ■ 54 acre farm in Jefferson County, abuut 30 miles from St. Luuis. The goats have 24 acres ail to tliuinselvcs. Marra's father, J. C. Grif­ fin, who works for a St. Ix>uk cidiatruetlon firm, bought the farm from William Fucttcrer nine years ago. Fuetterer started the goat herd as a hobby about 40 years ago and b«'a responsible for the Mine Xender. Fuetterer had read that Alexander the Great waa the Irat to *ell goat milk by home lellvery. Alexander had hla Men drive the goats through die streets, calling to potential tustomeri and filling orders »n the apot. Fuetterer decided honor Alexander. 11a omitted the ile x and kept the Xander — |t flta better on bottle cape. Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon After tlu-ir visit In Oviedo, . Oviedo. Sirs. Maxwell's hus|hand A 2 is euruute to Ger2201 S. Park Ave. Mlta Esther Bcistcl speaks the Burneys stayed for I many. In gtuwlng term* of her re­ week in Daytona Beach. cent vacation. Tills wns her first visit to the fabulous After n week spent with west to vi.it her brother and relative* and friends in Mar­ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ble Hilt, Gii., Mr*. A. II. Enrl Deleter of !.<■* Ang<-|c*. Ituy Jr. nnd her three daugh­ Angela, and I>uring her twe-week* »tsy ter*, Limltt, they did extensive sight-see­ Terri, linvc returned to their In Progress ing, on* trip which waa to home in Oviedo. .Mrs. Roger Mnxwell, with see the famed Disneyland. Everything In Store Marked Down Miss Relate! travelled there her three children, Roger Jr., Thousands Of Bargains All Over The Store Julie, and Cleo are spending and back by train. Listed Below Are Just A Few Of The Savings the summer with Mrs. Max­ A fter visiting friends and well’s mciher, Mrs. Eleanor relative* in Atlanta for two Morgan st her home in IlIG SELECTION OF week*, Mr. and Mr*. Tom Daniel have returned to their home In Oviedo. By Evelyn l.undy PreInventory Girl," mllka 74 goaU morn­ ing and night end runs the rest of the dairy operation — transferring milk from palls Also visiting In Georgia for and washing down the biro. two-weeka was Mr*. B. G. Her helper is a dog named Smith who visited relatives in Commerce. Bing." Mr. and Mr*. Thorns* Sta­ ley recently enjoyed a vaca­ tion In Nassau. While they were away, their children, Celeste, Andy and Mac, visit­ ed their grand-parents, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Staley in Oviedo. Mr. and Mrs. Staley also hud other house-gueste for a week's visit, Mrs. Staley's lis­ ter and brother-in-law, Sir. and Mra. R. B. Burney end children, Nancy, Carat and Ellen o f Fell* Church, V*. Cabbage la grown in 34 states, the Western Growers Association reports. COSTUME JEWELRY A SPECIALTY — PLENTY OF NEW FALL STYLES TO SELECT FROM! SUE DRESSES LADIES* BLOUSES *100 u p $100 u p ONE LOT OF — COMPLETE STOCK MEN’S SHOES Men’a — Women's — Children's REG. 4.99 VALUE SHOES % OFF BUY ONE PAIR For IJ .0 0 Second Pair Qc FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Flemings GirtN • C ardn • H ooks 210 E. Find SI. MEN’S SUITS I SPORT COATS s3 0-u o I *1500 B. E. PURCELL CO. SANFORD ORLANDO to HILVHItPLATR BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. TH E (1’ENING MONDAY, VUG. 3, 1964 U CORkIINE’S BEA U TY OPERATORS M 1 H MANY YEARS OF LOCAL IEXPERIENCE. • Corrlne Mahan R egular Values SH O P PE 2619 Fri nch Ave. Your Frimadly Ford Ds*lcr 822-1481 Sanford W. Pnrk 644-8818 HAIR STYLING SHAMPOO A SET Oviedo Personals Teenager Takes A Ueautifel 1884 Reel Ceel Air C#pdillw»»d( Color Strickland-Morrison, Inc. S P E C IA L ! CALL 322-4913 Now Hear This . • . Yellow) Hport Coupe. A Falrtawe. Jest see sad drive this tas to appreciate. Yaw eaa save money here. Net ■ sa y thousand wlloa ** it. George Blitx. Also Sandro Jean Owens, Suiie Rowland, Patty and Sherry Hoogerwerf, W a i u f end Billy Blalx, Kathy and Terry Schneider, Terry Lynn Rowland, Billy Burner, Rich­ ard Hoogerwerf and Belinda McKnight. snd the tredlBonal birthday cake, ice cream and soft drinks were served for re­ freshments. Assisting Mr*. S a m p s o n were the Mmes. Betty Hoogerwerf. Laura Leahy, Elinor Poteat, oLrrie Schneider, Ann Bowen, Phyllis Rumer, Angel Y o u n g snd Frsncis Winskowskl. Party guests were Ladon and Darin Lambert, Daniel and David Bernnski. Ricky and Donny Mann, Doug Mc­ Gregor. Palsy and James Tinlin, Barbara and Kathy Tintin, Terry and Mark Oakes, Maureen and Raymond Leahy and Michael and Timmy Hoo* gerwerf. Also Linda and James Rus­ sell, Gall and Glenn Denman, Shannon and Joe Pauline, Kenneth and John Russell, Susan DcWitt, David Howard, Steven and Michael Howard, Kenny Alford, Thomaa and Clicry! Blatz, and Linda and A n n o i in c in g 3 / s McKnPa Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 68700, Los Angeles, Calif., Dooca, fur Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." e (fjacoby On fihidqsi <•) Ni s i — Wjtllor Ce«- TV RENTAL BY, Box 88TOO, Los Angeles, Calif., 80088. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamped, self-addreiscd envelope, on thin lea, k t him taka hit chancel. s e e Marlene And Larry • Annie Ruth Carroll FOR APPOIN f]WENT CALL — 321-6172 From j 6.98 to 29.99 ! j Open Wednesday \ Afternoons And Friday Night* C c H v rn i^ "Family Faahiona And Footwear” �■Sf V nfarl Vm9 July 30, 1964 — Pnpe S Sewing Stylist Scheduled Miss B a r b a r a Lleuwen, * fashion stylist from the Mc­ Call Pattern Company, will be in Sanford Thursday, Aug. 13, to conduct an interesting and Informative clinic for the benefit of all ladies, either experienced or beginners, who arc interested in new and improved methods with the 9 needle. Miss Lieu urn will speak on alterations and fittings and will demonstrate the use of the new "adjust-to-you pat­ terns by McCalls. There will be two aessions, one from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and the other is from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The clinic will be held at the First Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Building. There Is no charge and it is open tn the public. So alt you ladies, mark your calendar and plan to attend one o f the free constructive courses to improve your sew­ ing techniques. diDM&mak&AA 0 Well, 1 guess my summer vacation traveling days are over for another year and 1 can now stay home and try out a lot of recipes I have re­ ceived. While on my last trip tn Washington, D. C „ I bad the pleasure of meeting sev­ eral famous chefs there. From nne of them Emile Croci, 1 got his recipe for making his famous French Dressing. Also how he pre­ pares his potato salad for his restaurant. Ills brother, who also i* a chef, told me how to fix a sauce for putting over baked ham. From a Chinese chef, Ceclllo Tadic, I have a dessert dish. From a native of Buenos Arles, Argentina, Mrs. DeBroun, who was there visiting her chef son, Salva­ dor, we have an Egg Pudding. As she could not apeak Eng­ UP TO $300 on floor model* Organs & Pianos INTRODUCTORY OFFER lliggrit Dlsrount In the .13 Year lllitory o f the Company! lish, her daughter-in-law had lo translate. From a man who waa in Fairbanki, Alaska, we got a Bir-B-Que sauce for putting over venison. Emile's French Dressing re­ cipe is very popular In the nation's capital. Now he will share it with restaurant own­ ers here. H will make 10 gal­ lons. I have not broken it down Into small amounts. But if Individuali want to try it, it can be done, 3 dot. egg yolks 3 lbs. sugar U lb, while pepper 1 lb. paprika 8 tspi. dry mustard juice from 1 dot. lemons Combine above ingredients in very large cooking pot. Add 2 cups white vinegar and 8 gallons of Wesson Oil. Whip very well and heat thorough­ ly. Be sure to watch that it doesn't curdle by stirring con­ stantly. Store in gallon Jars. • • • I waa enjoying eating some of Emile's potato salad one day while there and I asked him just what ingredients he u»cd. To the chopped up potaloes, he adds chopped green pepper, onions, celery ami iwcet pickle relisb. Hard boiled eggs are optional. For the dressing he says "to every cup of mayonnaise add Vfc le­ vel teaspoon of mustard, a little oil and vinegar. For dressings for other H i­ lda he- adds to a gallon of mayonnaise one bottle of A .l. Sauca and a little salad oil. • • • McCnll Stylist BARBARA LIEUWEN CoknsUi to aerve. Can tie served hot or cold. The one that 1 tested was cold and it was really deli­ cious. • • • Now Larry Elder's VENI­ SON BAH-B-QUE S A U C E from Alaska. 1 can tomato aoup I email onion I aoup can of water 1 can o f Juice from peaches, pineapple to thin aoup '1 cup brown sugar dash of sail and pepper or celery salt 10 drop* of tobasco t th*p lemon juice* or vinegar Combine all ingredients and cook over slow heat until thick, or about 20 minutes, • • • M K • Dresses • Suita • Skirts • Sweaters • Stretch P u ts • Blouses • L ifestrlde Shoes Status Symbol In Also this CUCUMBER CHEESE SALAD 1 pkg. lemon jello 1 tip. unfavored gelatin 1 cup hot water Centering the table was a classic floral arrangement of daisies, delphinium and dahl­ ias, accented by while tapers in crystal candle holders. Miniature wedding bells marked Die guests' place* and they enjoyed detectable steak with all the trimmings. The hostesses prcscnlcd Judy with a lovely corsage of while rose* to enhance her solt pastel print frock. Luncheon guests were Mr*. M. ft. Hodges, mother of the future bridegroom, Mias Rosa Kratzert, Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, Miss (iwynne Williams and Mrs. Cynthia Johnson. Hy Mrs. H. L. Johnson from the left are Mrs. M. G. Hodges, mother o f the prospective bridegroom; Miss Ludwig, hridc-olect; Miss Rose Krnlzcrt, Mrs. Cynthia Johnson, Miss Jean Robson, hostess, Miss Gwynnn Williams and Mrs. Mary Ann Jones. MISS JUDY LUDWIG, brlile-clect o f Glynn Ilodges was n recent honor Riiust o f u bridal luncheon at the Capri Restaurant. Mrs. Harry Robson and daughter, Miss Jean Robson were the co-hostesses. Enjoying the inviting luncheon DeBary Personals By Mr». Frank While Mr. and Mr*. trving Jscnlu of Shell Hoad. DeBary, have their grandchildren, Sue and IiW Edrirh, of Franklin Square, Long Inland, N. Y., vluting Mirm again thin summor. Mr. and Mr*. A. Puffin of Shell Road entertained former DcBiryites, Mr. amt Mr* J Touriiton, of S e a Breeze, Calif., and their children, John and Leigh. of Akron, Ohio, were the Sliest* of Mr. So abrook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scahrook, of Eldorado Drive, and their grandchildren, Ka­ ren and Linda. Analyzed NEW' YORK (UPI> - Why the third finger, left hand for the bride'* wedding ring Hixlnrians report that’* the weakest finger. Slipping the ring on that finger i* supposer tn symbolize woman’s dependency on man. BLOUSES K ™ ) tlie nPMr a p r a jw SLEEVELESS AND SLEEVES NOW 5| .lll» AND Sjj mi tint’ s pure fntcranc£~» Jpv AEROSOL? NOT AT ALU two and a lulf full ounces o f actual Toilet Water with no £as or propellant to distort is ... leak-proof, spill-proof ••• and r e ti liable right fro m your own large bottle o f LANVIN Toilet Ware*. SHUTS — $3-7‘) S w iin mi O Su s ,,r*OVV U il llB K(IH i" ™ -!9 '1' Summer Hats ,,r;,nur"1T ’"* M |, ^ Personals •* d io iV & A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. 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REM NANTS ^ * GREATLY REDUCED BE HERE EARLY! TOUCHTON REXALL DRUG -THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" ■ e n n e t/i r r FOR APPOINTMENT *5 (rUi toj 98 D 9-M (l> ' » 12-s i mR E i jS o S o iUj oS n'*'*• (IW j.9n i ‘>i| HU Wieboldt's Tirre generation* fam01* for their firm, hnlaired weave, smooth fiiish and flaw'll-** iiuillty, always n big hu% sensational now! Conparc! Stock up on wlilo or pretty pas­ tel t 2)5 (L < » DRESS SALE Personals If Summer Sun — Surf and Sand Are M a k i n g Your Hair Llfelcaa 1*1 Lfa Make It Look Like New — by LANVIN O f Left Hand a delegate at the Florid* State University from July 1.1 to Ifi, Casselberry In the making of autphite pulp—from which bond paper and high grade paperboard are made — cellulose fiber* are separated chemically from wood, chemists report. ARPEGE Natural Spray* T he Third Finger Hubert Norvtn McGee of Dollary i* eonveleseing fol­ lowing surgery at the Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital, San­ Mr. and Mr*. Robert (Ho­ ford, and •* singing hi* way ver of Peabody, Mass., and lo good hrallh by the latent their children, Christine, .loan reports. Elizabeth and Kathryn Ann, are the guests of Mr*. (Hov­ er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I)/irk of Catalina Drive, Mrs, Dzlck, who has not hern loo well these past few weeks, is up and around but must take it a little slower for sometime to eome. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lomby of Camilla Drive vacationed at St. Petersburg, Naples, E\orSlades National Park and And slill another: Sanibcl lair. Kn route to De­ Mr*. land* Hitler, Mrs. O. COHN AND TURKEY SALAD llary they visited friend* for Roach ami Mr*. Pauline Pctill H i cups rooked corn, cut otf a week at I'ompono Beach visited the Stephen Foster Die cob (4 ears) Memorial al White Springs en Mr. and Mrs, Lee Scahrook roulo from Tallahassee where 1 cup cold left over cooked Mr*. Petitt attended Die State turkey Council of the Florida E*top­ t cup diced green pepper tion Home Maker* Council a* Vi tsp. chili powder H i tsp. aall 2 tbsps. mayonnaise 2 tbsp*. lemon juice head lettuce lly Jane CamM-lberr) stuffed green olives Mr. and Mr*. Chi is \V. tomato wedges Mix corn with turkey, group Sim rd* o f Ludlow, Ky., wen* pepper and seasoning*. Add overnight guest* Thursday of Capture lltrir mayonnaise and lemon Juke Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cauel. beauty in pirluret and to n lightly. Serva on letberry of Luke Tony. The two ^ lokr 0 1 hvadijuui fan lot koduh ture. Garnish with stuffed (o m ffo i • pquf*prhtnr • film couples first met dutlng olive* and tomato wedge*. World War II when the men Serve* 8. were aerving In the LI. S. Navy at Ilenufurt, 8 . C. Thu Simula visited other fritmla CAMERA SHOP in DrLand for a few taya 210 S. PAllK AVE. before coming to Caasvlbnry. Mrs. Nancy nroek, Mr*. I„ M. Swain and Mrs. Sara Thurmond hava returned from North Carolina, where they spent three delightful weeks enjoying the Smokies in and around Waynrsvillr. ll'a a 19U Fiat — 1100 acriea 4 door. It'a almost new. • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings Mr*. Harry Robson and daughter, Miss Jean Robson, were recent co-hostesses to a bridal luncheon at the Capri Restaurant c o m p l i m e n t ­ ing Miss Judy Ludwig, brideelect of Glynn Hodges. NEW YORK (U P l) - Bath­ room fixture* that vie with milady'* jewelry are the new­ est statu* symbol, Sherlc Wagner, New York dc»i finer of custom bathrooms, i* link­ ing scmi-prcciou* »tonc* into plumbing hardware that Is gold-plated or of some other expensive metal. He »aid the current ta*te for opulent hathroom* led to the develop­ ment. Money Saver, For Sure 322-1481 Bridal Luncheon Fetes Miss Ludwig Bath Fixtures Cook unlil it starts to thicken. j ’ a cup cold water You can add coloring if you 1 l'x tsp. vinegar wish. Pour over the potatoes >« tsp. salt when ready to seme. These dash of popper can be prepared ahead of ’ x cup mayonnaise time and placed in the refri­ 'a cup diced celery gerator or can be fixed at 1 cup (-ullage cheese •1 Ibsp. (indy chopped onion mcallime. • • • 2 peeled and grated cucum­ ber* Mrs. DcBruno's EGG PUD­ DING from Argentina looked 'a cup chopped water errs* or parsley very pretty. She had made Dissolve jello in hot water. some lo show me. She put hcri in molds lliat ran lie Sprinkle gelatin on top of »x placed In the oven. If you do cup cold water to soften and not wish to make individual add with vinegar, mayon­ ones use a large size mold. It naise, *a!t and pepper tn jello has to be placed in a pan ot mixture. Blend with rotary beater and pour into refriger­ water In the nven. ator trays. Chill quickly in Into a saucepan pul: freezing unit IS to 20 minute* 1 pt. sweet milk nr until firm about one inch Vx cup sugar from edge, bul *oft in center. 1 tip. vanilla Turn mixture into bowl. Whip Boil together. Beat 4 eggs and 2 egg yolks with rotary beater until fluf­ together. Add to other mix­ fy. Fold in finely chopped wa­ ture. Pour into molds and ter crc** or parsley, cucum­ place in pan of water. Bake ber*, collage cheese, diced in 400 degree oven for Dx celery and chopped onion. hours. Test with a toothpick. Pour into Individual mold* or Make a caramel syrup of 3 into shallow pan tn he cut in­ tb*ps. sugar, 1 tb*p. water. to square*. Store in refrigera­ Boll until it carmalizes and tor unlil firm. • • • pour over pudding when ready Hia brother, John, waa pre­ paring baked bam for a big wedding dinner thera one day. DUCHSM He prepared a white sauce to pour over the ham when served. To this sauce he al­ ways adds a half envelope of unflavored gelatin. And let me say that thla really gave it a Sceburg electronic organs or* double-delicious flsvor. Try it moro fun to playl In addition Now I want to tell you about real soon when you are bik­ to tho tlneit electronic voice* a brand new cookbook from ing ham and then let me know and *1tecta Sneburg organa the State Agriculture office. how you liked It. have the exclusive built-in It Is railed Florida Fruit and • • • SEIECT-ARHYTHM. It given Vegetable Recipes. It it in Hera ia Celillo Tadle'a IM­ you • choice of 1? rhythm* color and what wonderful re­ with nine voice*.. -two twnPERIAL SWEET POTATOES cipes it has in It. I think it ia toms, baa* drum, tour wood in Individual Dbhea. the best one yet. You can get blocks, brush and cymbal. Place in aerving dishes a your copy by writing to Doyle And K follows you. You boslice of pineapple. Conner, commissioner of ag­ com * th* director o f th* Hava a l r e a d y prepared riculture, Tallahaase, and ask world's first complat* orgaa mashed cooked aweet potatoes for it. orchestral which have been sweetened Here is one from it that I with brown sugar and if you am trying now. c in n e y wish a little vanilla. Place a SNAP BEANS SWISS STYLE small amount on each pine­ MUSIC COMPANY 2 thsps butter apple. Top with a cherry. For 1999 W. Fairbanks 2 tbsps. flour the sauce, use the Juice from Winter Pnrk — MI 7-3997 ] tip. salt the sliced pineapple. Add a Turn Weet nt Fairbanki, Vi tip. pepper little cornstarch to thicken _ OPEN EVENINGS — 1 lap. sugar and about Vi tip. vanilla. Vx tbip. grated onion 1 cup sour cream 4 cups drained snap beam *• lb. swiis cheese 2 cups corn flakes 3 thsps. melted butter almonds If desired. Melt 2 tbsps. butter, stir in flour, salt, pepper, sugar and onion. Add sour cream grad­ ually, s t i r r i n g constantly Cook until thickened, atirring often. Fold in am p beans, best thoroughly. Turn into ehoosa frees eer wonder* greased casserole. G r a t e ful rolleetiae *f carefully cherse and sprinkle over beans. Crush com flakes into ehoeen clothes for eaeipua er fine crumbs, mix with melted . . . perennial classics butter and sprinkle o v e r ir “faskioe-flnU". Plan to see cheese. Bake in moderate oven 400 degrees about 20 I minutes. Serve* 8. . . * Follow the leader... Youl Milady’s Jewels I'aateli: lilac, arafoam, green, aqua, yel­ low, pink, milk chocolate. Deep tune*: rasp­ berry ice, copen blue, honey guld, avocado, orange ira. twin 72" x !0H" flat or ELASTAFIT bottom *heet ... ... 2.47 full HI" x 108" flat or KLA8TAFIT bottom sheet ............ 2.73 pillow case* 42" x 38Vi* 2 for 1.21 �I' Higgins Paces Post 5 3 To 7-5 W in Over Tampa In Tourney Sanford, Fort Pierce Tangle Again Tonight FORT PIERCE — Sanford’* Toft 53 American Legion b a ■ • b a 11 team eliminated Tampa from the area tourna­ ment being played here when Manager Frank Thome*’ ag­ gregation overcame a fourrun deficit and racked up a 7 to 5 deciaion. Both o f Tampa’a loaae* cam* at the hand* of San­ ford. Tampa waa the tourney favorite when the double elimination tournament got under way laat Monday night. Tonight, Sanford and Ft. Pierce— the only two tram* remaining In the tournan rn l will tangle at 7:30. A Fort Pierce vlctnry would glva the eaat roach club the area championship a I n r e they are atlll undrfratrd In tournry play. Sanford, with a record o f two and one, muat knock o ff the Fort Pierre contingent twice M win the crown. Tnmpa Jumped into n big four-run lead In the very first frama laat night. A aingle, aacrlflca and an error, a atrlkeout, a walk and another alngla accounted for three tun* and aubsequently another error allowed the f o u r t h marker to croaa the plate. While Thomaa waa packing up for an early trip hack to Sanford, hia boya auddenly rama to Ufa In the third and puahed over two runa. Donnie Smith alngled, Billy Kuyken­ dall and Stave Harrla worked Tampa moundaman Bill Kent for a pair of paaaea before Billy Higglna alngled ahnrply to acora Smith and Kuyken­ dall. In tha fourth Bed Janarn and Marvin Sheffield punched out ainglea and Rick Slrca wna note on n fielder’* rholre which permitted Junacn to acore. Slrea, on tha hill for Sonford, waa handcuffing the Tampa club and In the sixth Sanford moved out In front with four big runa. Smith and Slraa both aingled to get tha rally o ff the ground. Rick Golloher wna rule on n fieldor'a choice ond Harrla wnlked. Tliia act the atage for Sanford'a big Idnat — a baara-loaded triple by Higglna. Thla completed Sanford'a acoring, but Tampa threaten­ ed in tha ninth when they neored one run and hml the baaaa loaded. Slrea, however, bora down and retired the ■Ida without further diffi­ culty. Going Into the tournament, Tampa bail a record of 15 wina and only one )naa during tegular acnaon piny . Thonma anid thin morning that he would pitch Jim Courier tonight if Courier waa ready. Courier hna hml n aore nrm the past two day a. “ If ha’a not rendy," anId Thomaa, " I ’ll give the assignment to Smith." Siren fanned aix ami walk­ ed two while going the route. H wna the firat time Rick hml ever hurled « nine-inning conteat. Scorn by inning*: Sanford 00J tOi 000—7 0 3 Tampa too 000 o o i—:> 9 o Slrea nml lllggina; Kent, Owcna (7) and Jnrvii. Legal Notice la the liMirl 1.1 l h , r » n M l J i i p v , Sem inole I 'o u n l,, Slur. I*a. In I'rubnle. In rei linlnle or W IL.M A M II UN n r COOK Dectaead. T a All CreAllorn nod I'eraone lla vta a t'lalma or llnunnil* Aanfwnl Sal* R tln lr i Toil amf each o f you are lierabr notified ami rmiulre.l 111 preaetit any rlxlm i nut de­ mand* which you, or r lilu r ol rou . may hava oaalnnt the ratal* o f W illiam Henry Couk. it*c*annil, U to o f oolil Coun ly. lo tho County JuSa# of Hemln'tl* County, Florida, at hla o ffice tn Iho rourt lioue* of .a id I'nunly at Hanford, KU>rl<U. within o il calendar mi.nlha from IHo tlm* o f Ihn t i n t publleatloti of thl* notlre Tw o icp lra o f ta ch rlalni or iltmoml •halt he In w rllln a. and .h all riot* the |il*c* or r*»tit*ne# and l>o*l of flea addrena uf the elalniaiil. and ahall h* .w orn to hy lh* claim ant, as*nt. •it a ttorney and accumpe tiled liy ■ fllln * f*a o f on* dollar and oiieli claim o f demand not to filed *hal1 h* V»ld, K vrlyn Cook Itaude, A » adm inistratrix, c.l a of lh* K slat* o f W illiam li*n ry Cook, lireeared W in der* **dl*. Ifaln** A Ward. A ttorney* 114 Park A v *n u *. youth W inter Park. Florid* Wibl IRh J u ly I, I I , 11. I I . l t d / li ^— •-* OpUiJ 2bf Marichal Hurls 15th Mound Win; Yanks Keep Lead SI,AVIA LITTLE LKAUIJK players this year are, front from left, Phil Colbert (bat boy) ; Stanley Lukas, Joseph Mlkler, Timmy Htilluman, An­ drew Jnkuhein, Steven Colbert and Ross Klrii'idge; second row, Clary Heb­ erts, Chris Hiillcman, Hob Hradsbaw, Phillip Lukas, Tommy Jackson and Mike Lukas. Coach Andy Mlkler is in back. (Herald l'bolo) Thinking Out Loud Cooper Expresses “ Thanks For Little League Support B y J u lia n H lr m lr o m Herald Spurt* Editor C, L. Cooper, new president of the Seminole Little League, hn* publicly expressed hia ap­ preciation to J. II. Jordan of Altamonte Spring* fur tint donation of u storage cabinet for lhu loop’* eonceaaion atand at Cooper Field in Cuaarlherty Recreation Park. Tho way ttoutti Seminole re.ildcnta liavo supported the league’s operation in tliat area thla year ha* been nmaiIng. Th* ymingslrr* In Soulli Seminole are more than fortunate In hating a group o f mrn—anil women, loo— Intcrcxlrd enough In pro­ vide Ilie far il ktii'M nnd Ihe program they rnjojed thl* Spring nnd now being en­ joyed by etrn mnrr Imj* tliia summer. Rut a alutugo tiihlnit for tlio busy coiiceanlon wasn't all. Cooper said that Joseph LnFidlettu o f Sunlund do­ nated n alnk and James Kills uf Loiigtvood coutrltiuted hi* time and talent in installing the unit. Joseph Webb c f I.ongwood contributed a tliree-lairner gn* ntovu and la actually do­ nating the gas for this unit. Mary Middry, another Lungwmid real dent, donated a hunt of rooking utensils, Henning equipment mnl miscellaneous supplies. Tim piddle address system being uxed at the purk i* being provided by tho Lion* Club c f Caaaclhcrry. "I want tu thank every­ one," said Cooper, "fur the » underfill way in which they sopor till Ilit- I'.Mil Lit­ tle League a n d Senior I. e a g u e nrasiin*. We’ re liMiking forward In an even greater program in HU!5." If lie continue* to gel the kind of support given thus far there’s no doubt hut that 1985 will bo a banner year. • • • Huh Willi*, general mali­ nger of tho Orlnmlu Twin*, chatted with us ul length yes­ terday. Attendance at Tinker Field, home ground* o f Ihe Orlando entry in the Florida Stuto League, hasn't been wliul it ought to he fur a city the aire o f Orlando. Willi* wan Interested in the puihihilily of plnylng a couple o f gum n in Sanford. We rhrrkcd with I'rte know leu, city manager, to find out what arrangements might lie made. The arrangements could he made nil right, hut the City lie e r e a t io n Department's baseball season la over nnd no more baseball is slated fur the Memorial Stadium. A* a result Knowles linn had ills rlty crews removing the rluy infield — under pro­ vision* o f the lease agree­ tlint it was the first time in his career that he had ever heard such an approvDig yell "for a hometown rally that ronslsted of a clap o f thunder and ha*e oil hull*" , , ment with the icltool *ystern — nnd getting the field ready for foctlmll, "I was out there at noon," *aid I'rte. "Tile only thing lift of the Infield i* the third linne line and that'll Ire out before Ihe sun gue* down." There went any idea* W il­ li* had of plnylng a couple of Slate League contests in San­ ford. And tlm New Yorker* wrnt to tlie dugout a* lire game wn* railed moments later fearful tliat all those runs and hits would he washed out of the record bocks. Oh, hor­ rid day I I And ono that might have been so exhilarat­ ing I I ! , , , But with rovers on the field the torrent* of rain did no serious damage and after iilmuL .'10 minutes (lie contest rolled on. But in a much more rciitine manner. • • • Clinrle* Hunter Jr., n San­ ford youth, swept the tap honor* in the Eighth Green­ brier Open Trap Shoot at White Sulphur Springs, \V. Vu., a few day* past. Young Hunter won every event lie entered In tho three-day about nnd elninieil tho Junior open title, firing two target* hel­ ler than tho Virginia State champion. Hi* l>e*t round wit* a score of UH x 1(10. Hu captured two trophic* and three medal*. • • • Itux* flieluvv of Vero lleneli, nephew o f Herald publisher Walter (llelow, will he in the hnekficld for the South nllKtnr* when they meet tho N'ortli contingent in tlm an­ nual North-South high school prop clo**lc Saturday at Florida Field in Gainesville. Young Gir lew gained r,7tl yard* mulling — averaging 5.1 yard* per carry — and caught 1" panne* for 103 yard* from Id* halfback posi­ tion at Vero llcurli High la*t Fall. Hu tu**cd no lvx* than five TD pusses. Gleluw i* headed for Flori­ da State University at TalInhnaare. • * • In Detroit Saturday with the New York Yankee* raring out in front o f the hn*eball game hy u score of I X ) in the second—ye*, that’s right, tlie sceoml-Inning rain threat­ ened. A distant thunderclap rolled across the diamond, just ns Dell till'* MvCuuiiffe drew a base on hulls. A huge roar went up from the slunJa. Joe Garagiola commented • a • Legal Notice M i n t t: t i p «t i t Mil: MS 8 I ' A t t K F t t , T»» Y O U A N il E A C H O K Y O U * m> he reby notlfl#-! th.it *ult (mu b«*en <*<imrnfifir#ff nuatriat X mii It the C f n i i l t f o i i r t of th« Ninth J i i H r U i c i r c u i t #.f tbi* Hint* of F I nr M i In • m l fur ^•Tiilnril** C o u n ty , the # U » r r . v l i t r t tttls of w hich l» Tt IM W l S '* KUN AM* N O tTM K ltN M K K IN HI’ ll AN’t’ E C O M P A N Y , •**<’ . P la i n t i f f , - v s . I R E N E H P A R K E R , defendant* tn ( ' h s n r s r y No. 14227. T h e nm nr e «,f this suit Is s f«»rrr|nstirw «<f Hint rrrtntn mt.rlHriHfl he lit nnd nwniM t*y p la in tiff, tlitlr l March 13 IlCt* in i »• i nr.1« >1 M • f fli 1«. 1!il!» in o f f i c i a l lU fvirds l i - o k 217 pairs 321 of the I'ljblln lleonftla «'f HemlnoU Coun ty , F l o r i d a , s n . run ihe rl iiK that r a r t a l n piers ««r parc el of p rope rty located, sjtuiife. and I r»k In «ml4 C o u n l y «nd Kl ife, «n-w i t : Ie*t *. Ilktt k .1. H I M * \ NH Keiults Wednesday Night Lake Mary 5, l-nngwund 4 Legal Notice i\ n tn r n i r t ’ iT rorn r, M v r i t J i m r i u . ( tiii t i r n r I'l.n tlltlS I* SM I M ill SKSIt* m u . i : m i >t v C IIA M K IIY M l. 141*.1 t u t : cticz , *vs- havi , Plaintiff rn r* . T>*f*n.1ant WOTH H TO IIK r ttM l T ill: STITT. O f IT.lilt III A TOl tu tu , c h u z I" Atlantic Avsnu* 1‘HTATCM. m sulsdl vision, llronklj-n, N i w T u r k a ecu rill nn tn « plat there* Tim AtlM HKIIKIIV NOTtof, recorded In F l a t Honk KlCtt that • Hworn Comptslnl Id, pa lien Id t«» 22 uf i h a list been flicit asstnat you tn 1*11Mil' l l e r i i r d l 4*f Hertiin- Hit Circuit Court. Ninth Jmllu|e Coun t y, F hirldn elal Circuit of riorlila. tn and E A C H U K Y • *lf lh I I K Q U I I I . for ticmlnola County. In ChanE l * tn file y ou r a n s w e r *«r c»fy. tha ahhrsvlatrl till* of *dher w ritten de fen ses to the wtlrh I* tl.Zt: ClUty.. Plaintiff fNimpialnt w ith tlie C l e r k «■f vn HACl, ditty.. |Sr fciuUnt, the C i m i t t Co ur t of Hernlnule nlerrln tha relief sought la a Ciivmty, I'l-M »ln, In th is pt tiwrec nf Hlvorra. Tlicaa pra. * eedltiit a ml to ar r i s a r o p y arM* *r* fn eauaa amt rcqulra idleri-Hf ii}M»n I l l s p la in tiff 's a l yiti to fits your written An iu rits) a, wriiosa no rues and ad •urr or defensaa. If any. to tha •ifess are he re in a f t e r pet forth, rsnipUInt filed herein, and tn .ii i t (lulled by la w , riot late r airva a copy tharaof upon tha than the Jtst day of August, I’ alnllffa attorney, (tordnn V. iiHM In default i h r r e o f tha Kfedcrtck. I*, o. Ilo* 17*1. Han v j t j . e wll! proceed es parte fi»d. Klorlt*. IJ771, un or ba Upon the en try o f a l»ecrte Ffo fes# the I7th day of August, * ottfeeso a u a ln st you. A. I> 1S44 It-rain fall not or W IT N KH H my band and the a liccrea Pro Confra*o will ba of fir la I seal of sa id C tin it In ettcrad aaalnat you for tha Nrrii I rode Coll Illy, Florida., this rtllrf requeued and th* rtue« 2*th day of J u l y , l M t , will proeaa.t ri parte. (N EAl.) 3VITNKRR my hand and th* A r t h u r II It r rk w tt h . J r , iltli lal seal of (hla Court thl* C h r k of tha C i r c u i t Court lit It d*y of July, A It. I»44. H y : An drea i l s n r r Arthur II ttaetiw tth, Jr, In p u t v C l e r k Clark nf lh* Circuit Court I l K A ltl>.\l«t* i t l U I H . K Y AN D lly: Martha T Vlhlvn. PC I . K W It* 41CAG) At totne va for T l a l n t l f f deriton V. rradartek (to North i nurt fit r a t i t Korney for Plaintiff Post Uf Ur# ISoi IS Z i [to lin t Comnivrelal Htrrst * tfiandri, F l o r i d a janford. FloiIda. J1771 F u h l l e h : J u l y lo, Aug I , 11. 20. fuMUli Jully 1*. II. in, Aug l!»tl Seminole Men's League Louis Cardinals routed the Chicago Cuba 0-1, the Pitts­ burgh Pirates downed the Houston Colts 5-2, and Los Angeles and New York were rained nut. In the American League, New York defeated Lo* An­ geles 5-0, Baltimore beat Minnesota 4-3, Detroit beat Chicago 3-2, Boston nipped Kansas City 3-2, and Wash­ ington topped Cleveland 4-t. A crowd or 85,888 saw Elstun Howard drive in two runs with a pair of tingles and Mantle deliver a run acoring single that hrlped the Yankees hand Bo Belinsky his sixth loss against nine wins. Vic Power had two of the An­ gel’s four hits. I. M S 4. CD1M0S FLEXIBLE W jACK PIPE (Ideal For Hprltkler Syatrma) AT REDUCfSP PRICES i g” Diam. (80 lit. prrwttre) Ir/F t. or 2.95/100* V Dinm. (80 lb. prewure) 7e/F l. or 5.25/100* A General Motors Special Yep, It’s a nice 1882 Impala 4 dr. V-8, And all the ;utidy rxtraa. Including I’ower. If you are intrrrated n a Hard 1082 Impala. Then take the lime to rume aud look. OK J T T IS Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1181 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Fork 644-8910 ( } j - 3" Diam. In Block) WALL WE HAVI MOVED! NEW LOCATION HHJHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. F ; n c h SANFORD, FLA. aye. 322-5112 llcndtiunrlers For Sprinkler Systems" g rralb P«Re 6 — July :»), H w l.* Stars To Play Tarpon Friday 10-Binoculars By FRED DOWN UI’ I Sporta Writer By B ILL McCOIlMICK The S»n Francisco Giants New»p*prr Enterprise A«»n. would ba tha last team in Binocular* are picture win­ baseball to question Sandy dow and magic carpet lo the Koufax* greatness, but you boatman. They can broaden ran’t blame ’em for being the your bonting horizon, open up first team to ting the praises new viatax and whisk you inof Juan Marichal. stnntly to distant places and Tha truth is that ths 28* faseinnting sights. Landing sites for beach year-old righthander from tha pirnir*, safe cove* for over­ Dominican Republic ia keep­ night anchorage, thing* to in­ ing the Giants in the Nation­ vestigate nnd sights to see cun al league race virtually ain- be spotted from afar with gle-handedly. In tha bargain, glasses, not to mention th* he’s matched the great Kou­ fact that binoculars are an fax victory for victory over invaluable aid in identifying landmarks and water markers the Inst two season*. Marichal, who equalled Kou­ when sailing strange waters. The best of hinoculnrs, like fax’ 1083 tou t of 25 wins, drew even with Sandy’s 1001 all fine optical instruments, total of 15 triumphs Wednes­ are expensive hut splendid day night when he pitched ones for ordinary u*e may he a 10-inning, clutch 6-3 victory purchased for under $50—if over the Philadelphia Phillies you know what to look for. Tho power designations, and moved the Glnnti back to within a half-game of the surh as 7x50, 8x40, etc., are often misunderstood. The first beaten NL leaders. Marichal struck out nine figure gives the degree of and walked only one but need­ magnification and the second ed the late-lnnlng slugging the diameter in millimeters of Willie McCnvcy to win. M*- of the len* farthest from the Covey, a mid-game replace­ viewer. The designation 7x50 ment for Orlando Copeda, Indicates the object will ap­ doubled home the lying run pear seven times nx large as in the eighth inning and sin­ if viewrd with the naked eye gled in tha winning run in and that the lens opening is the I nth. Relief ac* Jack 50 millimeters. The larger len* openings do llnldsrhtm suffered hi* fifth loss against four wina for not give greater field of vi­ sion. They Just let in more the Phillies, Klsewhera In the NL, the light. Thus, while a 3l>-mm. Mllwuakea Braves bent the npening ia suitable for day­ Cincinnati Red* 8-2, th* St. light, 58 is preferable on Banforb IIINOCULAHS are use­ ful nml they add to en­ joyment. glasses used at night. The field of view is deter­ mined by a number of fac­ tors, including degree of mag­ nification. For use on boats, where there is movement, your rhojc# i* pretty well lim­ ited to 8 or 7 degrees of mag­ nification. The field of view may lie designated either in feet lit 1,000 yards or ns an anglr. The greater tho angle, tho greater the field of view. A prime test for glasses show* how good the prisms are. Hold the glosses toward the light at arm's length and look through tho exit pupils (the small end). If the cirrles show up well defined and sharp, the prisms are good. Binoculars odd so much to the enjoyment of hunting that many skippers like to have mure than one pair aboard. By Jane Casselberry The Seminole Little League Senior All-Stars face Tarpon Springs All Stars at 3:30 p.m., Friday, at Tinker Fo ld in Or­ lando in the semi-finals of the state senior league tourna­ ment. The Ail-Stars took the Dis­ trict Thrre title Monday and went on to cinch n berth in the semi-finals Tuesday by defeating the District Four champs. Dude City, in an ex­ citing 5-4 game. Art Lego of Casselberry, manager of the team, and Coach Jack Simpkins of Long- International League Wednesday's Result! Buffalo 8 Columbus 3 Toronto 5 Richmond 4 Syracuse it Atlanta 4 Rochester 3 Jacksonville 4 wood, hope many of the Sem­ inole Little League fan* will be in the stands for Friday's contest. This will he the first time this league has fielded a team of seniors who have climbed as high on the ladder to tha state championship and they feel that th* tram deserves support. Ihe winner o f Friday's en­ counter will go on to piny in the finals on Saturday. Out­ standing players from each team participating in the Lit­ tle League circuit chosen to play on the All Star Team in­ clude Donald Robinson and Duane LaFollet, Suntaml; Donald Paulsen. Floyd Wil­ liams and Charlie Newell, Al­ tamonte Springs; Larry Bak­ er, Mike Lego, Jim Lucas, Brent Helms and Richnrd Dunn, Casselberry; S t p v a Simpkins, I.ongwood; Mrrla Brown, North Orlnndo nnd Brian Bury ami Steve Winfree, Bear Lake. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 11RANDS FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAUK STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS r i' �■to ITIif 70 Youngsters Enjoy Annual Peanut Hunt Plumbing Code Committeeman Election Near August will be election time to choose ASC farmer-commit­ teemen who will serve for the next year ns local admini­ strators of national farm-ac­ tion programs. These pro­ gram* include the Agricultur­ al Conservation Program, Acreage Allotment, Commod­ ity Loans, Feed Grain Pro­ gram and others. A farmer eligible to vote in Committee elections Is gen­ erally n farmer who is taking part in, nr is eligible to take part in one or more of the Programs which ASC com­ mittees help to administrate. Farmers, who are eligible to vote, nlso have the right to nominate other farmers for committee membership by pe­ tition. providing they are elig­ ible nml willing to serve. Such petition, signed by 0 or mote eligible votrrs mny be filed at the County ASCS office, County Agricultural Center, Route 2, Sanford, Florida, ticfore August 12th. Additional nominations mny also lie mnda by the present County Com­ mittee. The eleetion will ngnin be carried on by mail and ballots will be mailed August 21st to all farmers listed on our records. I’llIZE PEANUTS found in this bush by Ginn Chenet and Gary P urIi won them free cookies and soft drinks at the Peanut Hunt held last Fri­ day at I.ongvvood F.lementary School as a special event of summer re­ creation. (Herald Photo) the best recipe to SANFOH1) T il* on* phon« call (or ceepon below), add hovtrn with bs'keti ot gifts ind inlwmiho* ibout U>» city, stir in iinuine botpiRMr. and you’# hava a |«n»/o<* and dati|htlul waltoma. Jott pSona WOVEN POT HOI.DICKS, in various steps of completion, are shown by this primp of students attendinp arts and crafts sessions taught by Mrs. Nell Drueding during summer recreation at hongwood F.lementary School. In the photo are, front from left, Theresa lCstes, Tnryn Hlaek. Danny Metiough, Martha Drucdinp, Mitchell Adams, Susie Simpkins and Vicki Smith ; at left back are Jamie Hlaek and Gina Chenet. Virginia Prtm-ki P. O. Ilox 1211 Sanford Mildred Haney 668-56.11 Deltona Mary Gettings Hear Lake 293-6017 advisors are president of 7 Don the W'cathcrsfield Civic Associa­ tion, and Mra. Davis who lit Jane Casselberry spend much of their free tuna Lloyd Harm s, Lyman High j " ‘th the young people. School distributive education coordinator h a s announced thnt he wishes to interview NOW IS T H E TO each RK student within the next week. Days for the interviews, to hr held between the hours of 9 n.m. nml 2 p in. in Room .1. are Friday, July .11; Monday. Aug. .1 or Tuesday, Aug. -I. Students are requested to bring with them their sched­ ules for (he coming v n r. T IM E I M .A N T — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY G r a p e s ills* N u r s e r y 2221 Grapes die A t# . 322-0866 "Seott'a Dealer" . Do You Have A Need — fo r n iinitrrnftl t r h ir lr ? 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A ping-pong table re­ for members of the club who cently was completed and in­ pay dues o f IS cents a week, stalled and other furnishings riiere are now 2*.t members in include a television set, pin good standing ami the build- bail machines and a soda bar. ram \\LjcoincStfiVi}ll|ii V .Ttilv 3 0 , A possibility that either the Named were Ron Poston. II y Maryann Milra county’s plumbing role is in­ The Wcathcrsficlil Teenage1president; Ricky Garrett, vice adequate or that it is not be­ president; Allen Cnurren*. Club elected new officers last ing enforced was brought out secretary and Lcltr.y Wilson, regular during Tuesday's meeting of week during the treasurer.. the Hoard of County Com­ Thursday night business meet­ The Shack, which has been missioners. ing held at "The Shack," the built and furnished by the Commission Chaitmnn Av­ ifMup's clubhouse. young people through volunery announced he had teceived a request from M. At Tur­ ner asking for a joint meet­ ing of alt plumbers licensed in Seminole County and the Commission Avert «riil Turner had In­ dicated tn Ins request that n number of plumbers are of tho opinion that t h e current plumbing code i< not being en­ forced. Turner also requested thnt the Commission also dis­ cus* tho possibility of estab­ lishing a "fairer'* system ro­ tating members of the plumb­ ing hoard. County Zoning Director Holier I lit nun advised t Ti— Commission tint tie hnd look­ ed at photographs which in­ dicat'd "some practices are not good." Hut llrown added, "Itight now the code permits it and. nnturnlly, it has to lie acceptable." The Commission agreed tn |meet nt 7 'tit p m , Aug. 10. to confer with the plumber*. Look for lots of locally pro­ duced summer vegetables, es­ pecially tomatoes, green tienns and lettuce Student Tests Set Tuesday Ry Jane Casselberry Pre-school testing for stu­ dents who were not enrolled in Seminole County schools last year but plan to nttend I.ymnn High School this com­ ing school year will be held Tuesday at U am . in the school cafeteria. Tests will be completed around It nr I I :-'10 •.ID, and James Rowers, gui­ dance counselor, millions thn students that no one will be admitted to the testing room after tl s ni. Purpose of the testing is to give srhonl officials sn idea of the student's ability level and test scores will be used ns mi aid in preparing the schedule of subject* to be car­ ried during this school year. Registration will take place a few days nfter testing nml students will be informed of the date Tuesday morning. IjrrnlJi Weathersfield Teens Elect New Officers Is Questioned B y Donna K ite* Three pounds of peanuts were hidden by Coaches Walt Dzurus and Rodney Umbcrger and Mrs. Nell Drueding on the grounds of Longwood Ele­ mentary School to be found during the Peanut Hunt held last Friday at the school as part of the summer recrea­ tion program. Approximately 70 students participated in the hunt searching in every tree and under every rock. Two spe­ cial peanuts, decorated with blue and white ribbons, were found planted on a bush by Gina Chenet and Gary Pugh which entitled the finders to a treat of free cookies and soft drinks. Preceding the hunt, enthus-1 iastic games of dodge-ball, keep away anil five of a kind were played and square (lancing, musical chairs and arts and crafts work were enjoyed. PanTnrS C A S E 21 12 OZ. - f DKP. TOM MOORE 100" BONDED KY. UK(, $ BOURBON 5.00 BEER 5 ”^ $ 1 09 , Schlitz ‘4.99 3” I BEER CASE 24 12 OZ. CANS ft �Dick Let’s Meet Responsibility During a meeting o f the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction, held for the purpose of a public hearing on the proposed budget for the forthcoming school system year, an interesting fact wns revealed. Here in Seminole the school sys­ tem spends an average of $285 per child per year to educate the coun­ ty's children. . It was also pointed out thnt only two counties in the entire state of Florida spend less per year per child. This means that 64 of Florida’s 67 counties spend more per year per child than Seminole County. This could mean one of several things. Perhaps our school system is not spending whnt it should to provide all that o’ ir youngsters need to as­ sure them the best possible educa­ tion. Maybe it means that by astute and enreful management Seminole Coun­ ty's school authorities are getting more out of the tax dollar earmark­ ed for education than nearly nil of the other counties of Florida. We know of one situation that ex­ isted last year where a school in Seminole County operated on a bud­ get of $X-numbcr per child. This amount wns exactly one-half of the $X-numbcr per child for a school of identical grades and nearly identical sir.e an the Seminole County school. Thin gives rise to the idea that our administrators are getting the most out of every dollar. On the other hand, when n coun­ ty school system ranks 64th in a state of 67 county school systems it seems obvious that something, some­ where must be lacking. Trying to pin­ point the area in need might be like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Bruce The Lighter Side Thought For Today Let love be genuine; hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good.— ItomanH 12:0. • • I desire so to conduct the affairs of this administration that if at the end, when I come to lay down the reins of power, I have lost every oth­ er friend on earth, I shall at least have one friend left, and that friend shall be down inside of me. — Abra­ ham Lincoln. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic B io ssa t--R a y Cromley Political Notebook fouml to have less Interest in girls Ilian the average teen­ ager. — Pnrcnl* o f Irrnsgen trml to over-lntorfore with their teenngn children on those teenage problem* which the pnrent* themselves failed al when they were youngster*. Till* prevents the teennger from developing his ability to think and act indoitendcntly. —Numbers o f adolescent* are being hospitalised bemuse o f severe emotional problems in the period o f their first separation from their pnrents during the freshmun year of college. .Studies indimle the parents o f many o f these dis­ turbed young p e o p l e a r e themselves highly anxious persons deeply c o n c e r n e d about their own ability to co|>e with lifo'a problems, A good many rr*earchers ore coming to believe increas­ ingly in the importance of Altamonte Springe Grnera father* to teenager*. Mrs. Julia Harlot Mr*. Jos. K- Malhlcus One Investigator finds the 838-1318 349-4821 problems o f teenage girts tn Bear Lake-Forest City Lake Mary "identifying themselves" ns Mrs. Marysnn Milra Mra. Franrr* Wetter women are greatly Inerensed 838-.1678 322-6219 when there Is no father in the Casselberry Lake Monroe home. Mrs. Jsne C***elberry Mra. II. L. Johnson 638-5046 Another group o f Investi­ 322-4722 Chuluota gators finds that a high freLong wood Mrs. Josn Msg la qunrey of theft and personal Mrs. Donna Kate* 363-3742 crime tend* to occur In those 838.3317 D e n a ry societies where the young hoy Mrs. Frank Whlla North Orlando Is limited in forming a close 688-4222 Mrs. Iiorl* Dean 322-1089 relationship with his father. Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney There are Indications, some Oslern 668-5631 Mrs. Clsrrnre Snyder rrsearchnra believe, that It is e n terp rise 322-4841 lietter for a hoy to admire Mra. Ritchie Harris Oviedo something in even e had 668 5*34 Mra. H v e ly n L u n d y father than not to admire him 668-4604 363-3616 at all. As one investigator puts It " I f the father Is a hank pres Ident, he’s the best hank pres­ ident. If he’s a mechanic, he’s the best. I f he'a a thief, he'e the heat thief In town. He's the strongest man In the Fnge 8 Sanford, Florida Thura,, July 60, 1064 Idock or he'a the best fisherman nr the best whittlcr or something. W AI.TER A. OIELOW , EDITOR AMD r t lR M IE B E Investigators h a v e h n e n r a A I |K V«I.TOt,IW E. CHrmlaUaa - O taeral * • • • ■ » working with monkey* to bet­ JULIAN L. ITK M TIIO M IIOIIEIIT ALEXANDER ter understand why teenagers A ssociate Editor Advert I.In* D irsotor end their parents act the way II Alt III I. JOIIWSON HOI OHEKN (hey do. Roma have found llinaSlug Editor A d ir r iu iu * Manager MKI'MEN KILI.EIIHEW HOV r i m that how teenager* turn out Tslsgrsph Editor dsn sral t lv a rlliln g U snagsr la strongly affected by the re­ D u ll I* WILLIAMS MAM III K IT hi. STAPLETON Uoclotx Editor C ls s s ld id Itlrsctor lationship they had with their iio t t ih A la r m JANIE SHOEMAKER mother* during babyhood. c it y Editor M uslim s Manager JI'UV Wtit.t.S PRRD WKI.I.S On* investigator reports County E ditor AlicbsnlcAl Bu#L that female monkeys who as ■ ILL VINCENT, K till Pholographar infanta received no mother lova "become helpless, hope­ • v a s c R ir n o N r a t r s I i m DsIIvery Ry MaM less, hearties* mothers, de­ ■ •n la olo C n s t r A ll eih av void, or almoa totally devoid, l l l l l 1 T sar H i W is h l l . o i I T ie r o f any maternal feeling." M l I Month* 6.U 6 M eath* WASHINGTON (NEA) — An unpuhllahcd study mndo nl the Nation*! Institute of Mental Health find*: — Almmt a third or n mil­ lion youngsters 17 and brlow are now under care In out­ patient piyrhialrlc clinic* in the United Stale*. —Two-third* of these are 14 ami under. —Compared with a decade ago, three time* a* many children 14 and under are be­ ing admitted to mental hos­ pital* annually. —The suicide rate among teenagers is up sharply. — Though a drop in the number of total patients In mental Institutions Is expect­ ed by 1070, patients In the 1024 age range aro expected to Increase, OFF IN A CLOUD OF DONKEY DUST! So, the chances are that here in Seminole the fact thnt we are spend­ ing on overage of $285 per yenr per child for education is a result of a combination of both factors. While we compliment our elected school officials we continue to chnrge them to display sufficient courage to see to it that enough funds are budgeted each yenr to assure our children the best possible Instruc­ tion, supplies, equipment and facili­ ties. There is considerable discussion in these dnys and times concerning federal aid to education. If federal aid docs become a reality we might ns well give consideration to the pos­ sibility that the federal government stepped in — not to usurp authority — but to walk where school dis­ tricts feared to tread. In other words, if we fail to pro­ vide sufficient funds in this aren the fcdcrnl government will. History records muny instances in which the central government be­ came involved in various areas o f progress because more localized gov­ erning bodies did not meet squarely their respective responsibilities. • Concerned with this trend, research men at the National Institute of Mental Health have been nnalyxlng new In­ vestigations on how “ disturb­ ed," mentally ill ami delin­ quent teenagers gel that way. This researrh ha* turned up these tentative findings on teenagers by Individual In­ vestigators: (A good deal of this work has not yet been fully verified by backup re­ search), — Moving from poor to good housing does not, on the average, icsult in measuralde emotional Improvement o f the teenager anti hi* family. In fact, tlm neurosea or teenag­ ers may increase with im­ proved housing. — High school hoy* who lat­ er became schisophrenic were Herald Area Correspondents Notice Colleen'* excite­ ment at the supermarket. She is a kerner observer of her surrounding* bec«ii*e or the reading game* hrr daddy has used with her at home. Ho her wit" have been whetted and s h e should rate highrr in resil­ ing skill whrn she cuter* school. Herd for the booklet below. CASK T-434: Colleen M., uged 2, 1* a shy little girl. llut recently *hu accentpnniei! her mother to tho su­ permarket. “ Oh, Mother,'* Colleen ex­ claimed excitedly, "there’s an 'A , '" and alto pointed to s sign saying “ Apples for Hale." Colleens' dudily is a Cana­ dian physician who has de­ rided to test the new Idea* in teaching youngsters how to read. So he has printed the name* of the various house­ hold articles and then has scotch taped tho names theremi. Thus, Colleen see* the word "chair” pouted oil a chair and tho word "table" on Ihu table, etc. He duddy relics on the furl that children are very recep­ tive to what they see during thorn pre-school years. And they seem to enjoy playing eduratlnnal games with their parents. For example, Colleecti will bo shown cards on each cf which is a printed word to refer to some household item. Entered ae oocond claee matter Deleter It, 1919 >1 the Feel u n it e nl hanford, Florida, under tbe Act e l C o u r s e * e l Marsh. Th* Morale I* a mem her a l the Dnltea Free* which la t a ­ in ted in clu sively to the use le r rep u b lica n s* o f a ll th* leeal newt printed la tht* newspaper. No p a ri o f aay m aterial, newa or advertising, e f this edit lea e l Tbe Util lord Jlerald may be reproduced la any manner w ith ­ out w ritten perm ission o f tho publisher o f Tbe l i s r t l i , Aay ladlrtdual o r firm raspeaslblo fo r such repreductlea w ill he considered a* In frin gin g on T b e Herald * cop y rig h t and w ill he b e l t liable for d e m o tin g under the law. Fubllchcd dally aaecpt g e tjv d cy , Sunday aad C h rltlm a c; publish** he to r day p rtcsod lsg Christmas. If her daddy hold up the card with “ chair” thereon, then she is to take the card ami plnre it on the chair. If he shows her the "floor" card, she lays it on the flour, etc. At tl»e outset, of course, aliu reacts to the total word Image and knew* nothing about the namea of the inter­ nal letters. Hut the second step In this early training of children In­ volves showing them the dif­ ference between “ A " veisus “ H," etc. And that Is why Colleen grew so excited at the super­ market where she spotted tho letter “ A " in "Apples." “ Dr. Crane," you may pro­ test, "is it wise to prod a child ao curly T "May he not become bored when he finally enters kin dergurten at the age of 5, if he is far advanced In reading skill T” Those are legitimate ques­ tions that are challenging ed­ ucators. IJut as long as reading Is presented ns ■ game so that toddler* regard It as great fun, that eliminates the prod­ ding or coercive element. Heading is the motor o f the entire educational machinery and thousands o f students fail tn finish high school or flunk out o f college the first term largely due to poor reading ability. Hesidcs, a toddler'a mind is eager for new ideas an there seems to he no medical or psychological harm in adapt- ing reading games to tod­ dlers If you don't force them or try to keep them too lortg on any one game. Several o f the great geni­ uses In buth science as Welt as music were child prodi­ gies at reading and piano WASHINGTON (U PI) — You know this television commercial where this spec­ tral knight on a white char­ ger points his Innrc at this bunch of grubby little kids and instantly knocks their grime off, thereby proving that a certain cleansing pre­ paration is “ stronger than d irt?" Well, that is really not as ridiculous a* It looks. If the knight had his lance wired up in such a way that it would give o ff an ultra­ sonic beam, it might actual ly be possible to clean a kid that way. You think I’m kidding? May the National Institute o f Dryclcatiing cut me o ff their mailing list if I'm not giving it tn you straight. “ Ultrasonic sound waves to remove spots and stains are services your dryrleanrr will be providing in the future," the institute said in a recent publication. Quoting Albert R. Marlin its director of research, the institute prophesied that "ul­ trasonic beams or High fre­ quency sound waves will some day literally shnke loose most spots and stains.’ ’ The U.S. 'Agriculture De­ partment also is interested in sonic denning. Only last week it gave a mntrnct to n New Jersey firm " fo r explor­ atory researrh on the behav­ ior of cotton when subjected to h igh -in ten sity s o u n d waves." The department said sound waves “ mny prove capable of removing trash from lint cot­ ton before it I* processed in­ to yarn and fabric." What amazes me about all of this is not the fact thnt sound waves have a cleaning potential. I’ve known that for The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy currently is running tests in Oklahoma to determine the effect of sonic booms on tho population. There have been many complaints that tho years, I'm just surprised that it took the drycleaning insti­ tute and the Agriculture De­ partment so long to discover it. Sly first experience with high frequency sound waves came when I was a child. Ev­ ery Saturday night my moth­ er would beam a high inten­ sity order in my direction re­ garding the removal of spots and stains. The institute believes that the high cost of drycleuning by ultrasonic beam will be a problem. I think that can eas­ ily he solved, however. When Jet planes break the sound harrier they create a sonic boom that rattles win­ dows, dishes and dentures down below. It seems only a question o f time before those booms are powerful enough to shnke the dirt out of our clothing as well. booms are annoying and pos­ sibly harmful. Hut if it turns out that they can save us a trip to tha cleaners, all will he forgiven. Barbs Hy Hal Cochran One thing that should b* dono when giving teenagers driving lessons is teach them to drive within the speed limit. • MATTRESS TWIN OR FULL SIZE *49 PRICED FOR YEARS AT 79.50 50 WITH TRADE Matching Ilox Spring A l Same Iaiw Price Echols BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia Ave., Sanford 322-6321 playing. So we may have allowed the most fertile period in our children's live* to remain re­ latively fallow by failure to stimulate its reading ability tilt the age of & or fl years. Tliis use o f cards with printed words thereon, has long been employed with grade schoolers who are pcor at reading nr arithmetic or spelling. And it can room such a child's grade* rapidly. So send for my booklet “ How to Tutor Your Child at Home," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. 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W i = tor 'V T iiU P P E K S R E A D Y / ) v ‘* y y T I M E T O . v ^ f , tc ry i, V^SVASH U P / ^ ), ,** <-> i « | i r -. . ^ E W MOWN H EY -H EY = OUT OUR WAY S a A Jr P i/ / T'* -4rrXV< I ■* * t «l *•. i m 02 .Nn* tu Fuv'E MC ONE a sk r , . »* o ooo P fO P L E ro R A D O LLA R T H E Y W O N 'T M * y j it a n I L L C N P UP W IT H 1 uQ Q V REASON n W H Y 1 IaHCU^O rt'VE YOU A x- > d ; WELL VOU P U *T TCH ,KC1 SET tl E FOR 4 :9 .9 0 9 ,9 9 9 HI.i Mj s C I M NOT H iy iN iJ S O U A DOLLAR >_ DOLLAR, J Today's activities combine both policies and decisions it is necessary fur you to tnoWe, Make a determined effort to translate such idens to wuiknble success so that you will have more money in the bans, cash In hand or property in your name. Consult with bu»incss experts. ARIES (March 21 to April 10) Handlinit nil small items in connection with your bus­ iness affairs is wise today. See experts who can help. Bet up n budget that is tnuis workable, easy to follow, TAURUS (April 20 io May 20) If you want to a.-bieva the goals you have in mind, you must get out of comfort­ able nit anil go • go - go! Make sure of health anil ap­ pearance. Then show good sense fn dealings. • »*Mk AtAh». TMm i fj »" GEMINI (May 21 to June 'Tha least you could do for the w ar on poverty would 21) Don't jump into new nut­ be to rnisa my allowance SO cants a Week!'* lets now bersuse you are bor­ ed, but hold to present set-up which can soon b* successful. Have faith in your partner. You are not thinking too clearly. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to July 21) Quickly han­ dle l hose important family affairs that tiring harmony and prosperity fur tome timn to come. Good pals are loyal. They give you support you need at thia hour. CEO (July 22 to August 21) Y'oii are highly magnetic now and should contact highups to achieve particular aims. Show that you art highly talented, too. Don't bo timid, afraid of others, VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Ry changing your attitude, new avenues of ex­ pression open up to you tlmt will be very profitable. Con­ tact those out-of-town for liest results, lie on the ipii vive. I.Mill A (September 23 to October 22) You are able U impress usual allies morn favorably now if you are par­ ticular and nrat, proud of work you do. Ha adroit about "Fa th e r, I w ant to thank you for the ptnk extension money. Murh happiness pos­ shone, and ask you to paint my room the earns color!" sible now. SCORI'IO (October 23 to November 21) Ily going along By Dick Turner with the ideas of your part­ ners and using special charm, you make big headway now. Get about in public, improv* image. Others will be drawn to you. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Are you pleased with your surround­ ings? Now is Die time to make improvements o f value. Utilize all that energy in practical way. Don't fritter time away. CAI'IUCORN (December 22 to January 21)) If you liuvo not been with persons you ad­ mire of late, tills is good day fur so doing. You are imiiginative — use creative i|uullties ill wise directions. GROW. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 1U) You must l«e the one to get wheels rolling at home and do the important work tliut makes it a haven o f real, comfurt. Clear out the obsolete. Replace with the nrw. I’ ISCEH (February 20 to Marrh 20) Make it a point to reach more liurmonious re­ lation! with kin ami all uth"There MUST be someone site, Dad! Lately, Janie's era clusa to you. Much must been teaching ME things about a motor!" be done If Ilfs It to be hap­ pier, more prosperous. Get V -ifi By Kate Osann TIZZY NO MAHO F C tL IN u S ~ _ J jp»---- - i '/*■ l ’ %a i »» tm 4^ i l ■ Horoscope Forecast FRIDAY. JULY 31. 1964 GENERAL TENDENCIES! ^INTEtL.SENCE, A R£UE^ esou ijn | “T B y Galbraith ..SOV.ETH.NS THAT WOULD Be A SiSN 50RAPM/— THE NORTH section OP Jf£*HlfT V-ITHJ . TO PL)T TM6 WHEAT FIELD WAS RfiATsV FOR si . ' ON A HARVEST BEFORE THEY FINISHED S O W I ------—----- -'“S INOTHE SEED INTHE j OvGA INTMd OP N / ,& p VSOUTH £fCT'O N V JA^LlCLdY ' SID E G L A N C E S OUR ANCESTORS CARNIVAL BUT I DON'T WANT TOGO ALONG WITH YOU GLTV9. I'M TOYIN' TO FIND____ ClBOrKTRAI J "You think blonds* hava mor* fun? Qat Goldilocks to tall you that bear atoryl" L|N JEW DO TUJ 7 STANDARD \A y SUGGCBT WC / OFTKATL'NM KMT—J HANDLE THIS I fROCBPURE CHARACTER* LXS3MTA-' .. H- TC L.ETfi HOUSI .JL1YT RANG 1M tilDV 1H' HEAP A s ytru LTDUPtE TIMES / s j o c ' 5\ \ ? T '% S ^ SHORT IUBS Rusts A FlOW DRASOhCVME) ' eiBNI CB LO O K* A MITE PEAKED, I* N V DENVER,YOU LOP-IAfU W e A R Y D IA L Flip TO BEE WHO S LE EP S Oil TH' at 50 BHl'Ll BLEEP TOP FLOOR, McKtt 1 ON TH'FIRST FLOOR.' LULU BELLEi tttif A PPV, OITS TH' 51 COUP FLOOR-. wouwtauj aoAti .... YOU USIP THAT TW O */ i « 6 A » 0 COM. A*MI l BO M ^H IIB E ^ J AROUND SO 1 nr rats potrr ttIPBLS M S | rossi . , v ® b u sy ) Life's Varieties IM K S 5 -tiUu. BUGS BUNNY AraoM 1 *R M SFYHrhl ■Viiibh 8 Hwly p u t a Mnvlhi 7 UkrobM acoolot »<wl t For |ur that ta riiiiuh prtMMP 10 rt*i«t»UoM IS AM*r 1 1 bln..u la 14 M*til ~ ^ T/ tu T' -----L ' < Fit .1 WHS H! MISTER! THUS- STAIRS ARE WET ANO SUFTYRV. WA7CFF O U T! SISTER, YOURF ▼ OUK IN AAY CARE MERE. FATHER I CAN T PERMIT YOU TO MARRY A , WOU lP N A M f l E 5 5 MA5REO MAN WHO LIVES in a jungle c ave - PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY. LETS OCT HIM INI ELWOCKV KMSKT AWN I REFUSE TO ARGUE O K UFJCUSS THIS'. RACK AMP TH f N IK T N t 6 * T " O U K PHANTOM 'S GHAHOFATHEH— i.eniuDr ISO w ui oT I I rrmAl« a io t vtllest ua i U l k U K i tone 17 EucatUI bMO| II Aiirtclo 1.1 liowUiitr*r 15 Act, Hilt fa rm 10EiKDunUfw IS M Aim, UGrock letter 37 KnJvtit’a U4 j 54 MpmbrmnnuA ■aIUnloot PuU.ll 30 CumiDarbuivd akiNth SI LaTM tSnuiM* Hr. ■ 55 Afrlrsa team 33 _____ ___ UU othor of «c«r Arlrmii (u|Ol) d m of __Aluollun Rodr of « ,U f 401UUllt*l*4 41 M a u u Up p ipprllitkMl 4* [ o p l joint 1 IT" ir u 1 1 4t sufo pure 42 Jopoo 44 Old iso I4ULI 48 On* » b o MpUtUi 47 HcglnrinE 4* Otautn* S3 UaoUc 84 WIUkhS «S£S’ 847t»j I t Conduct m) IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, there is a tendency In this nature to be overlyanalytical io the point of )osIng out in life because a de­ rision cannot be reached at the right psychological time. He very rarrful of the diet and give goo d physical exer­ cise early. This Is an adven­ turous spirit but needs prod­ ding for best results, nonethe­ less. ‘T he Stare Impel, they do not romprl." What you make of your life ia large­ ly up to YOU! Carroll Hlghtrr'a individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust fe now ready. For your copy scud your hirthdate and fl.i'O to Carroll Hlghter Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Hm 1021, Hollywood 2«, Cal­ ifornia. CHALLENGE MONGO NEW YORK (U I*l)-O w i»er Harry AlU-rt and trainer Eddy Neloy said they would •end Gun Bow, record break­ ing winner of last Saturday’a 9100,000 Added Rrooklyn Han­ dicap, against Mongo ip a natch race. I A -t / l 1 ft ill: - �Wff Vtrfarl feriTI P tf* 10 — July 80, 19«4- Legal Notice i f t h h c m r r r T co d k t o r T in n n jr n ic ia i, c m c r r r IK H U F O I K M IN O M 3 COCKTT. FLORIDA IK CH AKCRRT ft*. U S II MIAMI NATIONAL RANK. * national banking association. Plaintiff, O m i A TOWN TNCOnPORAT* F lorid* corporation, R E I­ T E R n n o T i i c n a , * co-p a rt. norohlp. p a n n i s a L in t h e r a H ARD W A R E CO.. INC. and HAROLD r . OKIMOTO, Iitfandanla. KOTICR BY FCRf.lOATlOK Tot Harold T Oklmoto P. O. Roc I I I ! £i t II a lon g s lino tangent to th* laat daacrlbad ooura* for a dlatanc* o f l l t . t t ft.; TIIENCE Northerly along a llna form ing an anal* o f 11‘ 44‘ H " to the left o f a prolongation o f th* laat da­ acrlbad ooura* for a dla­ tanc* o f W* ft.; TIIENCE N orthw esterly along a llna form ing an a n g le o f 14* II' I t " to tha laft o f a pro­ longation o f th* Uat de­ scribed ooura* for a dlat a no* of 141.11 ft.; THENCE Northaaotarly • lon g a llna form in g an in gl* o f M 'U ’ OO" to tho right o f a prolongation o f th* last daacrlhad couraa for a dlatanc* o f 444.44 ft. m ore or leaa to a point o f Inter­ section w ith Ih* South rig h t-o f-w a y line o f State Road No. t i l , oald South rig h t-o f-w a y lino being lo ­ cated 10 ft. South o f and con ca n 'rlc to th* center line of fh* a ila tlo g pave­ m ent; TIIENCE run Eaatorly along th* South righ to f-w a y tin* o f aald Stats Road No 411 for a dlatanc* o f llt.no f t m ore or Isa* to a point o f Intaraactlon with th* N orthorly pro­ longation af a llna I I f t W aal o f end parallel to th* Easterly rig h t-of-w a y line of Sherry Avenue aa ahown b> plat o f NORTH TOWNBITB ORLANDO FOURTH ADDITION, aa racordad In Plat Rook It. at Pagaa 11 and II, Publlo Racorda of Samlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida: T I I E S C B Southerly along th* aald line II ft. w aat o f th* Eaat rig h t-o f-w a y llna o f Sher­ ry Aranu* and It* prolon g­ ation thereof lo a point in ft. youth o f th* aalallng canter lino o f tha M id L on gw jod - Oviedo Road; THENCE North aaatarly paraUal to end 14 ft. South c f Ih* aald aila tln g canter Una to Ih* center tin* or Celery Avanu*. a* ahown by plat o f ENTZMINOER FARMS ADDITION NO I. aa racordad In Plat Hook I, at Pag* I, Public Racorda o f Samlnol* County, F lor­ ida; TIIENCE Waalarly alon g Ih* aald center line o f Celery Avanu* to Ih* South righ t-of*w uy tin# o f Longw ood-O vtado Road ,a* ahown by said plat o f ENTZMINOER FARMS AD­ DITION NO. 1; THENCE Northeasterly along Ilia said South righ t-of-w a y line for a dlatanc* o f let 04 ft.; THENCE Southeasterly parpandlcular to th* last daacrlbad coura* for a tllaianca of T44.ll ft ; TIIENCE N ortheasterly perpendicu­ lar to th* last daacrlbad coura* for a dlatanc* o f 411.40 ft. more or laaa to a point o f tnlaraacllon with • llna SI rt, Waat of and parallel lo tba Waal line o f fail It o f said ENTZMINOER FARMS ADDITION NO. 1; TIIENCE Southerly along Ih# said tin* II ft. W aal of and paraltal to th* W est llna o t lk>l It to th* 1*01 NT OF BEOINNINtI; KXCBFTINO THEREFROM th * 144 f t rig h t-of-w a y for th * l<ongwood-Ovl*du Road •a dedicated by plat rscorded In Plat Book IT. at Pag** It and t l, Publlo Records o f Samlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. Said land* aubjart to 111 ft. wld* Florid* Power C orporation easement. LESS AND EXCEPT from tlia above daacrlhad p ro­ perly Beginning 416 44 ft. North and II 10 ft. West o f Intaraactlon o f Center line o f Hharry Avenue, aa re­ corded tn Plat llook 11. p a g c i S1 and S4. H.mlnul* County, Florida, and Ilia Northarly rig h t-o f-w a y tin# o f Loniiwood-Ovladu llond; cun N. t t dagreaa 05 m in­ utes Ot second* E. 611.51 ft., thenc* N. II degrees (1 minutes t l second a E. 411.44 ft.; thane# N- Tl dagraa* 41 minute* II aao* on da W. 14*4 ft.l thence B. II degrees I t minutes 11 second* W. 111.41 ft.! thane* t . 14 dagreaa 01 mlnutea I I aacond* W. 141.1* ft.; thane* S. I I de­ gree* II minute* 14 aaconda E. 144.4 ft. to Ih* point or beginning. •■Id land* *ltuat*. lying, and being In Hemlnol* County, Florida. LESS AND EXCEPT all that tract o r parral o f land lyin g 'n the above describ­ ed tract bounded and d e ­ scribed a* follow s; DKCCHN'NINQ at a point at the Intersection of the Southerly line o f the lo n g w ood-O vledo Hoed end the Eaeterly line o f Moss Hoed) running thence Eaeterly • long the Southerly bound ■ry of said Longw ood Oviedo Road lo Ih* W aitarly llna o f Hayaa Hoad; thanca run Southerly along the W eelerly righ t-of-w a y llna of Hay** Hoed lo tba Southeast corner o f Lot 14, Block "D ," D. It. MIT­ CH ELL BUR VET OF LEVY (lit A NT, according lo th* I'lat thrraot recorded In Ptat llonk 1 at Pag* I of the Public Itacord* o f Se m ­ inole C o u n t y , Florida; thanca W esterly along tlm Southern Boundary tin** of lo t * 14, II. II end It, In UIjQCK "D ." o f aald D. R. MITCHELL BUBDIVIHION, to a point where lb* South, orn Boundary line o f aald Lot II Intersect* with tha Easterly Boundary o f Moaa Road; them'* Northarly alon g th* East arly righ tof-w a y line o f Moaa Hoad, to tba Point o f B eginning; AND LESS AND EXCEPT T r o d 14 o f KNTZMINdElt FARMS ADDITION NO. I. according to fh* PUt lhar* o f recorded in Plat Book I at Pag* I o f th* Publlo Racorda of Samlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. has bean fllad asalnat you and you ar* required lo **rv* a oopy of your answ er or plead­ ing to th* Complaint on the p la in tiffs attorney*. Ilarrtaoo and Kornbluh. 11*1 Blacarn* Boulevard. Miami II. Florida, oa or before the 14th dey of August, t i l l . H you fall lo do so, ■ Decree Pro Conleeeo will be (lied egalnet you for the relief demanded la the Comp la in t DATED tkta t i l t day o l July, M orolulu. Hawaii TOU A n B NOTIFIED that a Com plaint to F o r « lo « * M ori, ra g a on tho follow in g d a icrlb *4 property, to w ilt OOUMBNCINO at t h • Bouthwoit eornar o f l<nt II , ENTEUINOER FARMS Addition NO. *. aa record, ad IP Plat Book I, at Pago I, pu blic nocord* o f Btmloot* C o u n t y , Florida; THENCE W oolorly along 4h* South lino of Lot II, aa ahown by aald plat o f ENTZMINOER FARMS ADDITION NO. *, to tho W ool righ t-of-w a y lino o f Hayaa Road, aald rig h t-ofw ay lino bring ahown by plat o f NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION I, a* racordad In Plat Book It, •t Pag* M. Public Record* o f Samlnol* County, F lor­ ida, aald point balng a POINT OF BEOINNINOi TIIENCE Southerly along Ih* aald Waat rig h t-o fw ay Ha* of Hayaa Road, aa ahown by aald plat o f NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION t, and alao aa ahown by NORTH O R I, A N D O RANCHES SECTION *. aa lacordad In Plat Book 11, at Pag* II, Public Baixirda • f Samlnol* County, F lorj p . and NORTH ont.AN D O ■ RANCHES SECTION !A . aa racordad tn Plat Book ]I, at Pas*a » , B , and 41. Public Racorda o f Bamlnola County, Florida, to tho Nnrlhaaat eornar o f Lot 1, B lock “ C," NORTH O R. LANDO RANCHES SEC­ TION I, as racordad In Plat Book II. at Pag* U . Public Racorda o f gaminola County. F l o r i d a ; THENCE Waalarly along tha North lino o f aald Lot t, Block "C ." to tha Northwaat eornar o f aald Lot 1, B lock "fT l THENCE Southorly along tha Waat tin* o f aald KOnTII ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION 4 to th * Southwaat eornar o f L ot », Block “ A.**, ao ahown by aald plat o f NORTH ORLANDO RANCH BS SECTION 4. aald Southwaat eornar ba­ ln g alao a point on tho North rig h t-of-w a y llna o f Baham a Road, aa ahown by pU t « r NORTH OR!,ANDO RANCHES SECTION 1, aa raeordad la Plat Book II, at Pag* I, Public Racorda o f Bamlnelo County, Florida; THENCR Waatarly along tha aald North rig h t-o fw a y Mna to th# Eaat corpgr o f Lot t, Block "A ." a* ahown by aald plat o f NORTH O R t, A N D O R A N C H M B SECTION I; TH ENCE Norlhwaatarly • lon g th* N ortherly lino o f oald Block “ A** to th* Eaat rig h t-o f-w a y llna or Mora Road, aa ahown by aald lat a f NORTH ORLANDO . A N C H E B SECTION t; TH ENCE Northarly along • prolongation o f th* Eaat r ig h t-o f-w a y llna o f kloaa Hoad, said prolongation balng a continuation o f tha r.urra ahown by tald plat o f NORTH O R L A N D O RANCHES SECTION 1. to * point of Inlaraartton with th * Huulharly prolongation o f th* Eaat rig h t-o f-w a y llna of Moaa Bond, aa ahown by plat o f NORTH ORLANDO gUCOND ADDI­ TION, aa raoordad In Plat Book II. at Pagaa It. II. and IT, Publlo Rooorda o f Samlnol* County, Florida; TIIENCE Northerly along aald Huulharly prolongation o f tha Eaat rig h t-of-w a y Mna o f Moaa Road to a point III.IA Ft. South of tha South rig h t-of-w a y llna o f Y oung flood, a* ahown by aald ptat o f NORTH o n LANDO SECOND ADDI­ TION; TIIENCE Kaatarlr parpandlcular to tha laat daacrlbad couraa for a iliala n e* of t i l l ! ft.; THENCE Northaaatsrly along a llna form ing an anula o f 41*40't l " to tha loft o f a pro­ lon gation o l tha laat da acrlhad ooura* for a dla tone* of IIT .tl ft. to a point nf curvature o f a curv* to th* left h arin g a radlua o f 110.01) ft. and a central angle or II'IFOO” ; TIIENCE continue a lon g aald curr* to th* ’ a ll for an arc diefane* o f 111.11 ft., tn a point o f tangancy; TIIENCE Norlhwaatarly along a llna tangent to th* laat daaertbail cu rr* for a dletanc* o f 111.41 ft . THENCE Waatarly along a llna form ing an angle o f II* lira#" to th* laft o f a prolongation o f th* laat daacrlhad couraa fo r a dlatanc* o f 114.44 ft, to a point on th* Eaat r ig h t-o f-w a y llna o f aald Moaa R oad; T I I E N C E Northerly along th* Eaat r ig h t-o f-w a y llna o f aald Moaa Road for a illatanr* o f M l.a t ft.; TIIENCE Eaat arty along a llna perpen­ dicular lo th* laat daacrlhad couraa (or a dlatanc# of 1)0.44 ft.) TIIENCE North a rly alon g a llna parpen d Iru ler In th* laat daaertbad coura* for a dL lanr* o f 11*0* tf.; TIIENCE Eaatarly a lon g a llna parpandlau U r to tb* laat daacrlbad couraa (o r a dlatanc* o f 114.04 ft.; TIIENCE Norlharty a lon g a llna parpandl­ cu la r to lb * loot daacrlbad couraa for s dlalon r* of g l t . l l tl. to a point on th* South rig h t-o f-w a y llna of th* L on gn ood-O vla do Rood, aa ahowa by plat racordad In P U t Book II, ot Pogaa 41 and It. Publlo Racorda o f Sam lnol* County, F lor­ i d a T H E N C E Easterly alon g tha aald South rig h t-o f-w a y lino for a dla­ tanc* i f 144.IT ft.: THENCE Northorly a lo n g n lino parpandleular to tb* South IHI. rig h t-o f-w a y lino o t Long- (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur II. Bookwlth, Jr, w ood-O viedo Hood for a Clerk o t the Circuit Court, dlatanc* o f 411.11 ft. to a Bemlnula County, Florida point o f eurrntur* o f n Uri Martha T. Vthlau curv* to th* right having Deputy Clark a radlu* o f 414.11 It. end a coa trol angle at i n i ' t l ' i H arrises end Kornbluh TIIENCE continue nlong • III UUcayaa Boulevard said ea r?* to lb * righ t for Miami 14, Piortd* I aa arc dlatanc* o f 144.11 Publish July M . 1*. Aug. I. II, ' (I. to « point o f tanganeri III! THENCE N orlbtaatorly CUB-SI S Hold Your Own Sale W ith HERALD Want-Ads 1. Lost A Found 21. Home Repairs 8. Dock - Cats • Pel* 50. Mlsc. For Sale FOR PAINTING k REPAIR LOST. BROWN WALLET. If RABBITS FOR SALE WORK Call 322-5139. found pica *« phone 322-9229. Tska Your Pick — 11.25 each All Breedi A Sire* REMODEL - REPAIR LOST: Men'* eyeglaiiei, Ph. 322-9197 Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 black frim e, bifocal. R«Building Contractor ward. 322-1353. AKC REGISTERED PEKING­ ESE, 2 femalei, 9 month* A 22. Plumbing 4. Heauty Care 4 month*. Call 322-1757 or p l u m b in g sbs at 101 E. Ooora Road, Permanent Special Contracting Repairs Sanford. Our Budget Wave Now $8.93 FREE ESTIMATES Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop K. L. HARVEY 10. Livestock 319 Palmetto Are. 322-0934 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3313 SHETLAND PONIES, $75 and 2.1. Painting up. Will paiturs. Plenty rid­ ing ipacs. Ph. 122-5179. FOR A PAINTER, inilda of IK T i l SMALL CLAIMS out, call Luther Tasker st COURT IK AKD FOR SRM 1K . FEEDER PIGS, Double treatOLE COttKTY. FLORIDA. 322-9159. CASK KO. SMS. •d and wormed. $10 up. S. FR E D TEBLO, 24. Well Drilling A. Tlndel. 322-5964. P lain tiff, Legal Notice va. EDDIE LE R BROWN, a / k / a EDDT LEE DROWN, Defendant. NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBT OIVEN TH AT I, R. E. CARROLL* Conatabla, D istrict No. 4, Sam­ lnol* County Florida, under and by vlrfu* o f a writ o f a tvolition heretofore laauad out o f th* above entitled court, In th* above atylad eauaa, have levied upon the follow ing p ro­ perty, situate, lying and balng In Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: I I I ! Pontlee T a g I1W III4 ID L 111 If HIT Aa the properly o f the above named defendant, and that on tho ITth day of Auguat, A. D. t i l l , batwvan the lagal hour* o f eala, namely, eleven o'clock tn th* forenoon and tw o o ’clock In th* afternoon, on aald day, at tha Front Door o f th* Court HoUi* In Sanford, Hemlnol* County, Florida, I w ill o ffe r for aale and sail to th* h igh ­ est bidder for cash. In hand, th* above described proparty, a* th* property af aetd defen d­ ant to aatlafy aald aiaeutlon. R. E. Carroll, Conatabla D istrict No. I, Samlnol* County, Florida. Carroll nark* Drawer 1 Sanford, Florida Publish; July II, I*. Aug. 4, 11, 1114 DAPPLE WELCH MARE. Very gsntls. $90. Ph. Longwood 83i-7745. 13. Catering • Food OKRA. 322-0413. KEEFER CANNING PEARS. $1.00 per buihel. Beardall Ave. 322 6782. OKRA. PH. 322-8859. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ail Types and Sizei W« Repair and Service STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 9132 25. Air Cond. & Heating AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS II. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Av«. 13. Special Service* COMPLETE Lawn Service. 322.2310, * 322-4234 AIR-CONDITIONING Yard 21. Home Repairs REFRIGERATION Sale* and Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed Calls o Ph. 122 6154 31. Mimical Instrument!! WINDOW A SLIDING GLASS DOORS Repair A R egiu s OPERATOR REPAIR SCREENS Rewirra and New Saolora 322-5510 W Piano Tuning and lie) tlr L. Harmon - FA .-42m 34. Upholstery OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workmanship In Upbolitering, Draperies, Slip­ covers. Tims Payments al C D B -II little aa $5 mo. Drapery Hardware Installation!. ll. the (k a r t e f Ih# C eaaly Judge, gem laele County, lla t e IK TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF KULP DECORATING SHOP o f d e r id e . In Probate. T H R NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ Ph. 322-2335 In re lha esta te nit CUIT, IK 4KD TOR *41141- Legal Notice ORPIN C. SARIN Deceased. FINAL KOTICR Nolle* la hereby given that th* undersigned will, on Ih* tltli day or Auguat, A. D. 1464, praiant to (he Honorable Coun* ty Judge or Samlnol* County, Florida b li final raturn. a c ­ count and vouchers, aa A n ci­ llary Adm inistrator C. T. A. of th* Batata or Orrln C. Babin, d icM a a d , end at amid time, then and there, mak* applica­ tion to the eald Judge fo r a final sattDm anl o f hta a d ­ m inistration o f *Wd aetat*. and for an ordar diecharging him aa such Ancillary Admin­ istrator C. T A. Dated this th* 14th day o f July, A. D. 1411. A. Edwin Hhlnholaar A a e I Mary Administrator C. T. A. o f th* Katat* ot Orrln C. Sabin Dacaaaed Publish July II, I I , 14, * Aug. I, 1444. CDII-IT IN T H E CIRCUIT rtll'W T, IIP Fl.tVHID A IN AND CDR UKNIKM.H C O U N T !. I'll A N il'll r NO, HITS NOTICE OP SUIT IK H tlH TIItliH FtlRKCLIIgURH J. H. ill.EASON, J ll. aa Ad­ m inistrator o f Veteran s' Af. falrt, an O fficer o f th* llutlad Htales o f Am erica, Plaintiff, .**• WILLIAM M. KOENIfl and DOIAHIE8 C. KOKNKl. hla wife, Defendant*. TOl W ILLIAM M. KOENIO and DOLORES C. KOENltl, hla wife. WHOSE RESIDENCE IF UNKNOWN AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS; 101 East Hauler Htreol, New Orleans It, Louisiana! TOU ARE IIBRERT NOTIPIED that a Complaint to forocl'a * a certain m ortgage en­ cumbering th* follow ing da* crlbed real properly, to-w lt: U )T FIVE (5) o f BAN. LANDO ESTATES, Baanl nola County, Florida, ‘ ac­ cording to plat thereat recorded In Plat Book II, Page II. o f the Public Record* of gem lnol* County, Florida. Together wlthl 1 W eelom etle Hot W’ ater Healer ( I I ga l.) No. 141DE 1 Em eraon-Pryn* Kttchea K ibeuM Fen with l(»od t Monogram W all Furnac* — No, A -lt lt -K I Martha W’ aahlngton built In oven — No. G A - lt l- l- t ! 1 Martha W ashington eurface unit— No. E - I I -lt - l-a I Nutone Heater* has been filed egalnot you In the above-styled eult. the ehort title o f which la J. B. (Ileaeua, Jr., as Adm inistrator of Veter­ an*’ Affaire, an O fficer of tho United Statoo of America, Plaintiff, varau* William M. K oenig and D olores C. X oa. nig, hla w ife, Defendants, and you era required to serve a copy o f your Answer or other pleading lo the Oumplalnt on P la in tiff# Attorney. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Sulla 111 Ianford A tlantic National Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file Ih* origin al Answer or other pleading In tho office o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Cou on or bafora fh* 14th day or Auuust, A. D. 1464. If you foil to do to, a decree pro oonfsaao w ill b* lakan against you for the rollof demanded In the Complaint. Thin Nolle* ohall b* publish­ ed one* a wash for four cons* cutlv* waaka tn Th* Sanford llarald, a newspaper circulat­ ed la Bamlnola County, F lor­ id*. Dated this Tth day o f July, A. D. 1114. (SK AL) A rthur H. Bock with, Jr. Clerk e f Circuit Court Uyt Sandra g. Johaaaa Deputy Clark Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. A ttoraay for Plaintiff P. O. D raw er I Sanford, Florida Publish July I, 11, It. IL H U C D B -II V 50. Mlsc. For Sale KOLH COUKTT, FLORIDA. IN UMANCKRT NIX I4IO* KOTICR OF JULY SPEC. Ladlca’ Shoe PORKCLnaURr: s u i t Sale. Sizes 3-61T only. 41 pr. BELL SAVINGS A IX)AN AS­ Surplus City, W. lit St. SOCIATION, Plaintiff V*. STEPHEN F. CASIIDOLLAB and LILLIAN O. CASIIDOLLAB, hla wife, D afandenti TO l STEPHEN F. CAKIIDOLLAB a II.I LILLIAN O. CASIIDOLLAB TUI T araw a Boulevard Taraw a Terrace, North Carolina TOU ABE IIKHKBT NOTIFIKD that a suit lo forai-lnaa a Murtgaga has Ween fllad against you la lha slx-va Court by Ih* above named Plaintiff. Tha property sought lo be foracl-isad Is as follow #: Lf>T I, LONdDALK SUB­ DIVISION, according lo ih# Plat thereof, aa racordad tn Plat Book II, I’aga It, o f lb * Public Itarorda o f Samlnol* County, Florida. tou abb n u q u m u i) to m * your Answer with tha Clark of tha Court and to •arva a ropy upon tha Plain, llffa' Attorney, IIIVINO NA­ TH ANSON, P. O. Ilrtl 44, Corns, Florida not talar than August 7, 1114. If you fall tu -to ao, a dacra* pru eopfaaao will ba anfarad asalnat you for (ho r e ­ lief demanded In tha Complaint. WITNKHH my hand and aaal O f aald Court at Samlnol* County, this 1th day o f July, 1114. (SEAL) Arthur H. llech w ilh, Jr., Clark o f Circuit co u rt By; Sandro B. Johnoon Deputy Clark I-aw o ffic e s Freed and Naihanaoa 114 South W ashington Av*. Titusville, Fie. PubtUh July I, If. II, I f. 1114. C D B .lt N o n cm a r su rr TOl anllD O N W AYNE MOnHIS and MAIILR W. M ollIlls, hla wits TOU AND EACH OF YOU ar* hereby notified that suit hat bvtn commenced asalnat you In lha Circuit Court or Ih* Ninth Judicial Circuit o f th* Slat* o f Florida In and for Samlnol* County, th* abbre­ viated title of which la: THE SANFOKD ATLANTIC NATIONAL DANK, ale.. Plaint Iff, -V*. MINNIE L 01)11 AM, *t at, Defendants, la Chancery Na 14141. Th* nature o f this suit la a forocluaut* of that certain m ortgage bald and owned by plaintiff, dated May t, t i l l and racordad May 11, t i l l In O fficial Btoord* Hook 114 page 111 o f th* Publlo B toord* of Samlnol* County, Florida, on, cum bering that certain place o r pnrool o f property located, situate, and balng In aald cou n ­ ty and State, to.w M : Lot f, Block E, HUNLAND ESTATES, a subdivision, a ccording to a plat thoraof. recorded In Plat Book 11, page* 14 lo t l o f tho Public Itacord* of Btmlnota County, Florida. EACH OF TOU IS IIK qU IR. ED to til* you r anawor or othar w ritten da lent* a to th* Complaint with tb* Clark o f th* Circuit Court or Homlnol* cou n ty. Florid*, tu tbU procaadlaa and io larva n oopy thereof upon th* plulniltfla attorneys, whoa* names and addras* ar* hereinafter eat forth, a* required by law, not later (ban Ih* 11th day o f Auguat t i l l . la Safault tharo•f tha causa w ill prooaad a sparts upon th* entry o f a Do­ or** Pro Confooeo agolnat you. •’ITNKSS my bond and tha o fficia l seal o f said Court la Somlnol* County, Florida, this Tth day o f July 1414, (SKAL) Arthur IL Beckw ith, Jr.. Clerk o f Ik* Circuit Court Byt Sandra A. Johnson Deputy Clerk BB.VRDALL* OIUDLET AND LEW IS Attorney* for P lain tiff •4 North Court stre e t Pool O ffice B os l i l t Orlando, Florida Publish July I, IL II. M, 1114 C D E .tl 50. Mine. For Hale [95. Houses For Sale 96. H ou ses - S n lc o r R en t 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Unlur-J Really BIG RIG nished located in Pinccrcst, Swimming Pool kitchen equipped. CompleteDo lee this Overiizc 60-acrc ly refinished inside and out. Swimming pool. Do ice this Pb. 322-2244. 3-acrc* of Lakefront priv­ 1 SWING SET; 1 aet Ency- 82. Huftlnetta Prop. • Sale acy. Do ace thin Urge 3 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kltrhon clopediai, bedroom chair, Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry equipped, Florida room. chest of drawers; 23" Con­ ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cost home. Do sec acre* of Available Aug. 29. Rent $145 of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. sole TV. Ph. 322 9662. swimming and fishing. Do month. Pinccrcst Area. Ph. Lakefront itart leisurely WASHING MACHINE. Phone 84. R eal E sta te - Sale 322-8382. living. $13,100 with Terms! 323-0782. 2 Bedroom on Suburban lot Stemper Agency, 1319 So. 97. II(nines F o r Rent Furnished, 17200. WE5TINGHOUSE F.lectrlc French. Ph. 322-4991. stove A refrigerator; 1-3 pc. 2 HOMES on one Sanford lot 2 BH, Unfurnished house. Ph Excellent income, $8900. bedroom auitc. 1905 E. 2nd. 322-8892. GREEN URIAH VERY Convenient Lake Mary Choice lota available in 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses 51. Articlea Fur Rent Older Home, $10,000. Greenbriar of Loch Arbor Payton Realty Perfect Retirement Home In overlooking golf court*. RENT A BED 17-92 at Hiawatha DeBary, $9500. Custom building to your 322-1301 RoL’ away, Hospital A Baby specifications. Gretnbriar 2 Bedroom Shuwplace Fur­ 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Kit­ Beds. developed by nished including p i a n o , chen equipped. Ph. 322-7UU5. By Day, Week, or Month $9500. KINGSWOOD Ph. FA 2-5111 119 W. lit SL BUILDERS, INC. 3 Acres Zoned M-l with Rail­ RENTALS CARROLL’S FURNITURE 202 Fairmont Dr. road Siding, $6700, Furnished or Unfurnished FA 2-8074 Beautiful Lakefront L o t i Ball-Blair Agency 55. Furniture For Sale From $6800. Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. For toe biggcai selection of NICE Lake Mary Lota From nearly new and used furni­ 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 668$400. ture. see Noll's Furniture 5122. BART PILCHER, Broker Brokerage In Casselberry Call 322-7498. 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully ou 17-92. Open 6 days 0 lo 6. 1, 14i. & 2 BATHS furnished, on Lake. Adults 87. HuMlrtesfl Rental* KITCHEN EQUIPPED FREE ESTRIATE only. Ph. 322-7434. j LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? Upholstering A Mattress ren­ F a n LEASE—Service station. For Complete Information ovating. New A Used Furni­ 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED Good location. Good pro­ See or Call Your ture. Cali Nix Bedding Mfg. House, $75 month. 905 W. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. Co,, at 709 Celery Ave. 25th St. locally 322-4342, or spply to FA 2-2117. SALKS BROKER the PURE OIL COMPANY. We Have The Home For You LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. furnished house, 2 Bed­ Quick Service With the 90. 1-otn For Snle rooms, screened porch, carCash. SUPER TRADLNG MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. porte, utility • storage, kit­ POST. FA 2-0677, 2565 PARK DRIVE 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. chen equipped. Excellent 322-7495 Used furniture, appliances, Scott Ave, Will coniider 322-2420 condition. Ph. 322-24G8. tools, etc. Bought - Sold. reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED Larry’i Mart 215 Sanford son. Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Cottage on Wokiva River. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 0228. Realtor Adults only. Ph. 322-1131. Raymond Lundquiit. Also. BEDS FOR nENT LAKE MINNIE TA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED. 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS nile. FREE delivery and 323-0559 or 322 3794. Fully Improved Pick-up. Sewer, Water, Size H2 x 180. FURNITURE CENTER Sacrifice $5500 Each. Char- DIE TIMF TESTED FIRM RAVENNA PARK, 3 Redroom. l'-T Baths, kitchen 1100 French Ave. FA 2 61ZJ lei Scligman, 1201 E. Robin­ 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-7933 equipped, air - conditioned. son Ave., Orlando. Phone Ph. 322-9367. J 2 BEDROOM. Nothing Down. 422-2576, 71. Mnle Help WnnleH $63 month. Fenced back 3 BEDROOM, 2 Outh, largo % ACRE. PH. 322-2685. yard. 322-3333. PLUMBER WANTED. Apply lot. Available August 10. 703 Leo Urns., 319 Elm Ave., or 95, H iiuhch For Sale Cherokee Circle, Sunland. call 322-0852. Ph. 323-0940. GOOD REFRIGERATOR, 543. HOUSEWORK. 322-8440. Odd pieces kitchen, bed­ DAY WORK. 322-2782. room furniture, not modern. 2618 Sanford, 322-1520. DAY WORK. 322-8394. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty 72. Female Help Wanted READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estlma.'ii EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, Silts, lintels, Kepi, blocks, White. Apply Mr. Rotas, sand, cement, rock, pipe, Mar-Lou Restaurant or Ph. steel, grease trapi, dry 322-2902. wells. Stopping itoncs. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Interested tn Beauty 309 Elm Ave. 322-3751 and Fashion? * BECOME A BEAUTY BILL'S BARGAIN BARN COUNSELOR! BARN OF 10,000 Items open 95k day*. 1300 Grapevlito Earn while you learn, full or part time. For Interview Ave., Sanford, Fla. call 322 4017, USED k REPOSSESSED 75. Mule ur Female Help BARGAINS G-E Stereo 109.93 COUNTER PERSONNEL CROSLY TV 99.95 FOR ROYAL CASTLE PHILCO TV 70.95 G-E 19" Portable TV 109.93 APPLY, FLORIDA STATE G-E 23" Coniolo TV 209.95 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 200 S. French Ave. Weatinghouae Refrig. 49.B5 I’ll 11co Refrlg. 119.93 74. Hales Help Wanted Admiral Rofrlg. 100.93 Norge Gai Range 11B.9S WHY Kelvlnator Elec. Range 49.95 ARE YOU READING Wcstinghousc 21" TV 49.95 D U S ADVERTISEMENT? Frlgldalne Refrig. 58.95 Could It be because you arc 20 cu. ft. cheit type freezer not satisfied with your pre$149.95 aent employment? 13 cu. ft. upright froeter or $134.93 Because you are not employed No Money Down. Up to 34 at till* time? mo*, to pay. Regardless of the reason for GOODYEAR SERVICE your Interest If you can STORES meet the following reason­ 553 W. First St., Sanford able qualifications we will Ph. 322-2821 match pur time against your* in discussing the USED LUMBER: 2sl through splendid opportunity we 2x12. Sheiting and flooring. may have for you. 322-0793. Hero aro Uie basic qualifica­ WILL accept beat reasonable tions: offer for 19 cu. ft, stalnleis 1. Are you between the ages itoel commercial refrigera­ of 20 and 45? tor. Good running condition have just changed ave- to 3. Are you willing to travel 5 days each week but be new refrigerator this week. home on weekends? Contact Dick Aiken or call 3. Do you have at least a 322 9823. high school education? Rent Blue Lustre Electric 4. Do you own a good auto­ Carpet Shampoocr for only mobile 7 $1 per day. Carroll's Furni­ 5. Are you bondable? ture. Oh, yes — Do you want to make money and build a 18V4* Kit Cabin Cruiser, 75 hp career? The starting wage motor, trailer. Needs aome work. Moving, must sell. la $193.00 per week plus bonus. Beit offer over $330. Phone 322 9054. Let's discus* your problem between the hours of 9:00 RATTAN COUCH. 3 matching A.M. and 3:00 P.M. Fri„ chairs, end tables, $30. Ph. July 31, 1994. Florida State 523-4175. Employment Service, 200 S. French Avu., Sanford, Fla., 2 COMPLETE TWIN BEDS. with Mr. V, C. Smith, com­ White k gold headboards. pany representative. $30. 323-7931. Is Your Present C a r Too Small? ir ao, then we have th# anawtr for you la a 1*4# Rambler Custom Crooo Country 4 Door. 6 eyL Sta­ tion Wagon. It's aa economical 9 eyL. ha* an auto­ matic Iraaamtaatoo. Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. 822-1481 77. Situation W ant«! Ph. 322-5612 Your Frla&dly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Park 844-8818 V A -F H A I Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection theae Beautiful 2, S, k 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To mak* the beat horn* buy, sao tho VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty * i • \ t-V $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, fenced yard. $85 month with lease. Bedroom Homes available in all Areas of Sanford. Let us 322-6920. Show you Around! FURNISHED 2 Bedroom A £ den panelled house. $95 month. 322-3249. 1901 S. Park Ave. 2 Bit, unfurnished house, $99 FA 2-5232 anytime mo. 610 E. 14th St. J. N. Robson, Jr. 322-1535 or 3220228. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Ph. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bathi, air322 3561. conditioned, kitchen equip­ ped, fenced y a r d . $145 ^ 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building month. For Information call lota. First $2,5U) takes this 322-5G79. property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ Seminole Realty NEW HOMES terprise, Fla. «» LV IIKI. Ilcmirl Rental!) LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ 4 RM DUPLEX. Furn. air room, 2 Bath, pine panel­ cond., near ocean, Ormulid ed Florida Room, Central Beach, perm, c o u p l e . air, sprinkler system, patio, Orange City 775-3698. 150x150 lot. Ph. 322-8522, 207 Ridge Rd. Kill. Mobile H om es • Sale 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ 25’ SPARTAN HOUSETllAlled patio. Ph. 323-0368. ER. $100. 838-5464 or 3227501. 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, Flor­ s ida Room, cent, heat A air1U;i. Mobile Home!) • Rent conditioning. Ph. 322-4878. Office 322-2118 1 2 BEDROOM and 1 3-bed­ STEALING MADE LEGAL! Night 322-0948 room, Bowman's Trailer When YOU grab this excell­ 323-0700 Court. 668-4908. ent 2 story, 5 room, 4 bed­ 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, F!a. room, 2 Tile Bath Home In a nice established neighbor­ New Custom-built, Lake Mary Before You Go fe e C U., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ hood. We’ll even plead guil­ lity, shade A citrus. FHA ty as an accessory when we Finance. 322-6859 evenings. offer thla to YOU for only A New Miracle Drug $10,000. B e t t e r Hurry! For All Auto TranamiaEVERETT A. HARPER 'Cause the first on the scene ■Iona And Engine*. Aak AGENCY • REALTOR geli tiie loot I Your Garageman For 2465 S. Park Ave. “ IIAS-TO-GO". If lie Phones FA 2-2284 or FA 2-2235 I W i Not Have It Aak FREE $2,40u. equity. $100 Him To Get IL There 1* Investment A Realty down, tee. mo. pays aU. No S u h a t l l u t e For 322-9173 Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17’ 116 N. Park Ave. “ IIAS-TO-GO". Fla. room, equipped kitch­ 3 BEDROOM home. Reason­ I'roduet Ol Sweetman’a en, terrazzo floors. Helmly Lab., Inc. able. 322-8962. Realty Ph. 322-1941. - [f “HAS-TO-GO” SOU TH W ARD 96. llou.se* - Sale or Rent IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New H o m e , West Fourth CUSTOM BUILT UOUE ON Street, Just off Persimmon. LAKE. Call • v • a 1a ( ■ Call 838 3911 Collect 322-1597. You can find anything you need advertised lo toe H er aid C laisi/M Y oo Nead Re’al-Es-tate* be hit Res’i-den'tial Com -m er’cial In-dus'tri-al D-I-A-L Adelaide or Merle A-T * 322*3829 * MERLE W. WARNER • RE'AL-TOR’S * 708 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. (t| e church w eeds y e n ) Dorr S. Baker* Represent alien Bos 29 Lake Mary, Fla. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SACRIFICE FOR CASH OR TERMS FURNITURE AUCTION CONTINUES EACH NITE 7:30 P. M. (PRIVATE SALES ALL DAY) COME GET YOUR SHARE BUDGET FURNITURE LONGWOOD PLAZA BWY. 17 A 92 LONGWOOD (SALE ENDS THIS WEEK) | B * t �“I Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! (Shr OanlnrH Ijrralb July 30, 1964 — Page 11 106. Apartments for Rent 116. Autofl For Sale 118. Trucks f o r Sale 115. Autos For Sale 123. Boats & Motors Holler's 123. Boats & Motors Sm SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, utilities included. A d u l t s only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. $ Bank $ Repossessions FURNISHED. Lights, waler. 322-5138 or 322-0493. JOHNSON JAVELIN. 30 hp. BOAT - .MOTOR - TRAILER FOR SALE I also 18, Both electric starts. Ford F 100, 6 cyl. CLEARANCE SALE! Hull very good, 19 ft. long. Ford F100. 8 c.vl. We are closing for vacation Sell or trade. Th. 322-313August 16th til September Ford F230, 8 cyl. 4487. 3rd. Everything must go! with Rack 14’ LONE STAB F1BERGLAS NOW Buy the latest styles 1936 Ton and half Internation­ BOAT. 35 Evinrude Lark, at greatly reduced prices; al Flat Bed, 4 x 4 electric siarl, complete with Thunderblrds. MFC. Lone trailer. Asking $650. Will ac­ BURNUP ft SIMS cept reasonable offer. Ph. Star. Gator, Evtnrudes, and 201 No. Maple, Sanford 3226148. Inboard outdrives. Sample 120. Automotive Service prices: $1793 17' Cabin IS Ft. RUNABOUT with Can­ Cruiser. $1250; $693 14’ vas top and 33 hp Evinrude COHEN RADIATOR 37101* Motor. Gator Tilt Trailer. Traveler Runabout, $430; Free inspection, estimates, $330. Ph. 322-8331. $300 Gator Trailer, $183. pickup, delivery. Recoring Many other* plus Boat Lot & repairs discounted. •54 JEEP STATION WAGON. For real automobile bar­ 2111V E. 3rd. 322-3413 full of used outfits I Terms! 2 wheel drive with over­ gains, check the Herald class­ Robson Sporting G o o d * . drive, 6 cyl. overhead valve. ified display section. Auto Glaas, Tapa Downtown Sanford. 322-5961. 668-3693 after 6 p.m. A Sea' Covers WE NEED MONEY SALK! '39 Ford 4-door, ciesn. recon­ ditioned motor, $430. '39 Ford Ranch Wagon, like new. $493. '38 Hillman convertible, re­ conditioned motor. 4 speed, new tires, needs top, $195. '35 Pontiac Station Wagon. $125. Remember. Save on Used Parts Here. Sunshine Ed­ die's Used Cars A- Parts. Formerly Zuckerman's Sal­ vage. Ph. 322-8072. TRUCKS 1959 Pick up 1958 Pick-up 1933 Pick up '57 Olds, a le, $587 bal. $31 mo. FURNISHED carace apart­ •59 Plym, $787 hal, $-17 mo. ment. SIS mo., water includ­ '54 Metro, $492 bal. $21 mo. ed. 303 S. Park. 323-0703. 61 VW Bus. $1192 bal $45 mo. •58 Cadillac, $891 bal. $37 mo. 108. Hoorn* For Kent "59 Chcv., $941 hal., $37 mo. SLEEPING ROOM. Private '59 Olds S St $499 bal. $24 mo. bath and entrance. 322-3986. '59 9 Pas Wag $792 bal $37 mo '59 Merc.. $742 b(L, $36 mo. 115. Autos For Sale '60 Opal Wag $681 bal, $32 mo. '61 Renault $691 bal, $32 mo. '57 Plym. $587 bal, $32 mo. '55 Cadillac. $542 bal, $28 mo '36 Line., $681 baL $31 mo. '38 Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo. 118. Trucks For Sale '38 Olda, $667 bal., $32 mo. '38 Chev, $667 bal. $31 mo. 5 'r Discount to '37 Chev H’rod $792 bal $35 mo IDEAL FOR FISHING OR Seminole County 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 HUNTING. '49 Chevrolet is '59 Ford. $399 bal, $24 mo. Resident* ton pickup with wooden ALL WORK GUARANTEED •38 Pont. $788 bal, $37 mo. ’62 Falcon. $997 Dal. $49 mo. body, good condition. $350. '36 Chev, $419 bal, $24 mo. *80 Con-air. $784 b .l. $46 mo. Th. 322 6002 after 4:30. '55 Olds. $471 bal. $24 mo. '60 Falcon. $772 hal. $45 mo. '60 Chewy, $791 hal, $17 mo. '57 Buick, $396 bal, $29 mo. '60 Peugeot. $496 bal, $29 mo. '35 Merc. $569. $32 mo. Scnkarik Glass and Paint Jeep 4 WD, $386 bal. $32 mo. 'GO Opal. $574 bal. $31 mo. "THEMIBHTYMIOQET" Company 310 Magoolla Pb. FA 2 4622 '59 Chewy, $692 bal, $37 mo. •51 Buick, $24 bal, II mo. 71* WANT AO '59 Buick, $749 bal, $39 mo. •60 Stude Lark $292 bal $16 mo Will Da the Jeb forY«l 121. Scooters & Cycles '59 Rambler, $592 bal, $33 mo. •55 Ford, $99 bal, $3 mo. S BANK 5 Repossessions AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 'Pop la y s this is a jerkwater town! Where can I get a drink of jerkwater?" 103. .Mobile Homes • Kent ,106. Apartments for Kent 1 BEDROOM HOUSETKAIL- FURN. APT. 322-2800. ER furnished. Adults only. W E L A K A APARTMENTS $73 mo. Ph. 322-1187. Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. HOUSETRAILER on large private lot. $65 month. Call 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex after 6 p.m. 322-0087. apts. 14th Ave„ Longwood, 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 8381 BEDROOM TRAILER on 3298. large lake. Adults only. Ph. 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 322-7368. RAGE APT. Water, electri­ city furnished. Nice shady 106. Apartmenta for Kent lot. Adults only. Ph. 322-1303. Furn. Apt. 2300 neflonvlllc. 3 Rooms, utilities, $50. 5 Cozy Cottage. Lake privileges. Rooms, water $65. 322-2764. $30. Ph. 322-6106. 1 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 ment. Close downtown. Ph. Adults. Ph. 322-9480. 322-1462 between 9 ft 5:30 Monday thru Friday; 322 FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 4501 other times. Cowan. 322-4013. FURNISHED Apts. 322-6530. EFFICIENCY. $40. 611 Park. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Close in. Ph. MODERN Fum. apis. Also 322 9173 days, 322 0641 even­ Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. ings. CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. GARAGE Apartment, 2545'k ent. loot Palmetto. Palmetto. 322-5254, 322-0525. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath & shower, suitable 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. for couple or single person Private bath. Close in. or retired. All utilities in­ Lights ft water furnished. cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ $50 month. Ph. 322-5680. cated on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lots 3 ROOM F U R N I S H E D APARTMENT. Near downand shopping center. In­ town, w»ier furnished. Ph. quire at Manuel Jacobsoa 322-8551. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. '59 VW, $687 bal. $38 mo. '58 Chewy, $490 bal, $28 mo. •56 Ford, $572 bal. $30 mo. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. '58 Pont., $594 bal, $32 mo. SANFORD AVE. '58 Chewy, $697 bal. $38 ino. OPEN EVENINGS '57 Chewy, V8 stick, clean '58 Rambler, $579 bal, $31 mo. '57 Turnpike, $592 bal, $33 mo. '57 Ford, $597 bal, $34 mo. •55 FORD, good body, good *57 Olds, $594 bal, $34 mo. mechanical condition, Call *57 Dodge, $486 bal, $29 mo. 322-6648, Claude Harroll. *58 Eng. Ford $394 bal $22 mo. •57 Chew y, $494 bal, $27 mo. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sta­ ’56 Chewy, $492 bal, $27 mo. tion Wagon. RAH, A /T, Air•55 Chewy, $171 bal, $12 mo. conditioned. $395. Can be ’51 Studcbaker Pickup truck aeen at Sanford Motor Co. 800 So. French. National Repossessions OLD NEWSPAPERS 2125 W. Colonial 25 LBS. - 50c FOR SALE to hr found, and here Is another nnr inscription: It’s a I960 Under. 9 Passenger Station Waxon, V-8 En finr, Autnniatir and Power Steering, If you have & fa• rgr family then you should are thia wagon. *295 62 Chevrolet Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Impel* Super Sports Coupe, V-8, automatic trana.. power steering, radio and healer. 322-1481 Your Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. Park 644-8918 63 Mercury Monterey ( Door Sedan, Condition. Full Power, Air 62 Continental *2595 Plrkup, S' Bed, 8 Cylinder, 19,009 Artual Mile*. FACTORY FRESH Dodge Darts 61 Valiant 2 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamiaainn, Good Solid Car With Good Economy. 61 Plymouth Fury I Door Redan, V-8. Automatic Tranamlaalon, Tower Steering and Brake*. 59 Continental 2-Doors — 4-Doors — Hardtops 6 Cylinders — V-8s All colors & models to choose from I Door Hardtop, Full Power, Air Condition. Discount *1295 *1295 *995 *1195 *1395 Station Wagon Sole! A t Reduced P rice s!! 60 Chevrolet *1195 60 Ford *1095 60 Mercury Commuter *1295 59 Ford *695 59 Plymouth Fury *695 58 Ford Fairlane 500 *695 57 Oldsmobile 2 Door *195 56 Ford Fairlane 2 Door *295 54 Cadillac 2 Door *195 4 Door Waxon. V-8, Automatic, Radio and Heater. KRANn NEW Country Sedan, V-8, Cruia-O-Matir. Radio, llratrr, Power Steer. USED CONTINENTAL BANK R A T E - O N T H E SPOT ? Even the moot enreful firat glance will not tell you Ilie vintage uf one Continental from another—»o timeless it the styling of this most copied of cars. An inspection of the excellently maintained used Continentals now in our stock will bear out the truth of thia etatement. About the only way you ran tell them from new is the low price. You gel more quality, more style, more comfort and more prestige than you get from the new middleJirica cars. Check our complete slock today. , for your present car NOW while this sale is on . . . so before you buy from ANYONE drive out West 1st. and SAVE ! ! Series 500, 4*door sedan, standard tranamiaainn. radio and heater. *1095 62 Oldsmobile 88 4-door sedan, V-8, automa­ tic trana., power steering and brakes, radio and heater, air conditioning. *2295 60 Ford Pickup 4 Door, Mar-O-Matie, Radio, Heater, P o w e r Steering and llrakea. Itanrh Wagon, 4 Iloor. 6 Cylinder. Automatic, Radio and Heater. 4 Door Sedan, V*>, Automatic Tranamiaalon, Radio and Heater. Interceptor, V-8, minion. Radio, Steering. Half-ton, • cylinder, clean, solid throughout, AGREE? *895 62 Chevrolet We think you'll agree that a used Wido-Track 62 Ford »/2 Ton The Dodge Boys will give you more *2195 61 Corvair ON USED CA RS — 62 Comet 2 Door F IN A N C IN G *495 56 MG I Door Sedan, 4-speed transmission, radio and heater. Sedan, I To Srlrrl From, One Automatic. One With Standard Tranamiaainn. 330s — 440s — Polaras 880s — Some Fully Equipped With Factory Air Conditioners Ranrhero Plrkup. Very economical. There’s Always A Real Goody — DRIVING THE Impala, 4-door ttdan, V -l, automatic trana., powar steering, radio and hrater. Is a mighty agreeable automobile. Core* on down lo Wide-Track Town and 1*1 us ahowr you our qroat selection ol used Wido-Track*. When you soe thorn, you'll agree that II H'a a used car you are looking lor you can’l do any bettor than a used Wido-Track, Com* on down and aeo us soon. *2095 61 Chevrolet Impala Coupe, V-8, auto­ matic trana., power steer­ ing, radio and heater. 1962 Pontiac Starchicf c l wi A . 4-dr. Hydrsmstlr, power steering. ^ T powrr hrakr*. Alpine white with all ^ morrokidr interior— we sold il new. 1 I 7 C ; J m 1962 Pontiac Catalina *1995 4-DR . VISTA HARDTOP, power steering and brakes. A popular car at only 1962 Pontiac Tempent SPOUT COUPE, economy with a •poit> f!*4f.->UitensUc •vnamiaslon, . adio and heater. *1295 1960 Pontiac Catalina I I’ AHM. WAGON with Factory Air Conditioning, powrr steering and brakes. For real family fun. 2 Seminole Co. Motors Continentals To Choose From 1495 1961 Buick Special DELUXE STATION WAGON, V-8 0 M fun romhinrd with utility, One of s i L A merica'* moat popular medium ■ sited car*. ^ — Q l U I I M T L IN C O L N s a i f n u n I M ER C U R Y I N L . OPEN FRF. NITES AND ALL DAY SAT. AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 w . Firat St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. Ml 7-2330 109 Palmetto Ave. 322-1881 t i Sanford W. Park Ml 4-0209 . Winter Park Ml 4-0209 Belair, I-door sedan, • cylinder, automatic trana., radio and heater. *1195 63 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan, V-8, auto­ matic trana., powar steer* ing, radio and heater. A low mileage one owner car. Sedan, automatic trans­ mission. radio aad healer, *195 300. 2-door, 4 »> Under, automatic tranamlaalon, radio and heater, *595 Q B x n o a i Hardtop. 1009 Palmetto Ave. Sanford 322-4884 *695 58 Ford Custom Sedan 88. INC Parkw-ood, I-door Station Wagon,, V-8, automatic trana., powrr hrakra, radio and heater. m amwam *2595 54 Buick 4 Door Automatic TransHeater, P o w e r ■ J l i y T L IN C O L N l l U n I M ERCU RY *1895 59 Chevrolet 60 Chevrolet V-8, Ford-O-Malle, Radio ft Healer. 1962 ONE OWNER owner *1395 60 Falcon 12 Ft. RUNABOUT. 25 hp Evinruda, electric start and trailer. Like new. $295, Ph. 322-7325. 4 Door Sedan, All Lincoln extra* Including Air Condillon, 2 To Choose From! DODGES 63 English Ford Coneul( clean on# car* SALE! - 0 -YEAR 1964 USED WIDE-TRACK. WHOLESALE CLEARANCE WHICH ONE’S 62 Rambler Ambassador Custom, 4door, V-8, standard trana., power steering ft brakes, heater, air ennd. Monterey 4>dnor. V-R pow. rr steering, brakes and window a, radio and heater, air rnnd. SANFORD HERALD Orlando, Fla. Ph. 295-0182 The Dodge Boys Are Having An 1964 WIDE-TRACK is a 123. limits & Motors Phone 322-4503 USED CAR SAVINGS . ARE THE HOTTEST IN TOWN! *1695 59 Mercury 1962 HONDA Motorcycle 3(>3 cc. Perfect condition. 6800 miles. All extraa. 322 4588. 1012 BANK Next best to a new "SUMMER SELLDOWN" IB IM HOLLER J J O J I 301 W. First S t OPEN — Fri. Evening* ft All Day SaL M OTOR S A L E S Ph. 322-0231 2nd. ft Palbiotto Ph. 122-6281 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 4 Y �e tTfir ---------- ^ fcattTnrS Ranger Seems Certain To Get Pictures fjrralB Pflfre 12 — July SO. 190* LBJ Chances In South Rest On Choice Of Running Mate Get cooling from a furnace? (U PI)-Southcrn the edge to the Democrats In loaders indicated fwiny that some states. Reallrins dial ' the choice President Johnson's chances in Dixie in November hinge on was strictly up to the Presi­ hii choice of a running male. dent, they offered some sug­ These politicians agree that gestion* for "M r. Right" arul a unanimous nomination for the presidential race probably "Mr. Wrong." will be very close in the South Without exception, Southern bul that the "right" vice pres­ politicians polled by United idential candidate could Rive Press International voiced ob­ FRED STERN in t he new malinger *»f <*o*atljection to, or were rool to veur’rt in Snnford Imvward. Ally, Urn. Holiert F Kennedy because of his stand inir route here from and views on civil rights. Valdosta, f»n. He has TVarr Corps Director .Sar­ been with ihr* firm gent Sh river wa* the man 111 years, Stern is A ll A a r* — 3 Year* Up most freipiently mentioned as r it r rently supervisinR a vice presidential candidate an expansion project at acceptable in the South, fol­ Hie store, lie ami Mrs. H;IS A. M. - 11:15 A. M. lowed, with almost equal sen Stern ami llieir two (intent, by Sens. Kugene Mr- children, 111 ami 9, live Them* Fur Tht* Year: Carlhy o f Wisconsin and Hu­ at 2108 Cordova l>r. “ THIS IS MY bert Humphrey o f Minnesota {Herald Photo) ami Franklin I). Roosevelt Jr. FATHER'S WORLD" ATLANTA VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL .j GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE is in the midst «if an expansion jiroject which will enable the local store to provide additional servitw to antomo•ive customers. Fred Stern, store manntfor, says the employes will lie ahlo to rlo nil kinds of work on a rnr "from hamper to hamper” with the ex­ ception of major engine repairs. Three new service stalls are heinyr conatructcd at the cstahlishment located on West First Street. More ci|tiipment js lining added and existinR equipment is bring moderniitetl tu L et­ ter serve customers, Stern says. (Herald Photo) Aug. 3, 4, 5, f>, 7 FOR TRANSPORTATION C A M . -T 2 M M 1 ItKFKEHHMk n t s d a i l y Our Special For The Week — Sanford Church A Duality Itlfid Olds . . . Cleaner than a hounds tooth. It's n Super HN. And ■ I door sedan— loo. Only 29,0611 miles. Don't n a il. D non'! Inal long. There's nut hut one out of a hundred like this one. Only $1,695,110. Of Christ Attends Workshop Clvlcdo Senior Ted Roll* horn, son o f Mr. and Mr*. K. L. Hellhnm « f fllnvla and in­ coming president of tin- Ovie­ do High Senior High Student Council, in attending ttie fifth niinunl workthnp being ttpnn. sored by the Florida Associa­ tion of Student Counrili nl Stetson University in DeLnnd this week. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 1500 P A R K AVHNIJB Ytmr Friendly Ford Dealer .122-1181 Sanford W. Park (111-891(1 Varnliun Ilililr School Under Direction Of HEV. BERT BROWN }m PASADENA. Calif (UPI) — | America's Ranger-7 space­ craft was racing for the moon today with scientists saying "there is no question" its tele­ vision cameras will take the first close-up pictures of the lunar surface lie fore collision Friday. A successful collision land­ ing and relay of 4,(W0 tele­ vised pictures back to earth from Ranger-7's six "space eyes" would mark an historic first for American space scientists' The first closeup tu photographs of the moon's fare. The photographs could spelt success or failure to this conn v*V t }fs a forced warm a t furnace. A-rtemp's special1* dotry's hopes of landing astro s'gocd snap-m unit can convert your warm air furnace into an effinauts on tin- moon by 1970. Ranqrr-T thundered skyward cn-nt cooling-heating system. And installation costs ore modest because the snop-in c o o lin g system comes from the factory already on its 22S.600-mlle mission p*. charged, completely *rcd . and ready to connect and start or Ttte-alay from Cape Kennedy, critmg Rest of nil. it's Chrysler Engineered, Ranger-7 w*as expected to collide with the moon at a ’ speed of I.fitlS miles an hour at ft 25 a nt, EST, Friday. —th* world's finsst \hotil tJ 'j minutes before air conditioning. imparl, television cameras Lot u> show you why. will to* activated and the spacecraft's six e a m e r a s CHRYSLER c u s s a t i rso is rrm n mr should traits toil hark In earth connaw A T tO N the historic photos. k. n SAVE AS i\ N kE. Vv kE. R w n w mm Ruby Defense Beats Deadline DALLAS (U PI) — Jack Ruby's attorneya took the first Step Tuesday In th.-lr Southern Air The form trsrtnr is involv­ ed In the majority of fotol from the electric chair, claim- 1 ••'■‘"'line Ming the dur­ farm power accidents. Oper­ ing the prosecution's chief w"« TuM,t“ >’ , " 1" 1 ators of this inoal versatile witness lied. |.'losing anil the lawyers bent fiirm machine must know the safe i.perilling procedure!. The rluim wns Ihn miiin it hy only Imlf tin hnur. , nppoalA » aa. l»i«ttl«* a to mtvf . I him i It.il.y ali.y.nic 1^-c I HirVi'JT 0»\Vlll<f* Sanford, Flu. 122-8121 point In * hill of exrcp.ions filed in the court of List. v / rR A E B Eb Fr O u Airtemp snap-in cooling system s - W E ’R E SALEmNDIN THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - JULY 30, 31, AUG. J am REFRESHMENTS 1st. during this sale*. J'te si! G-E TV SET G E N E R A L ® ! ELECTRIC No Purchase Necessary. No Oiiligiiiinn. Just 30” RANGE Will lie Awanlcd (i P.M. Sal., Aug. 1. You Need Nf»l lie Presenl To Win. • 23" Mottor Oy#w • Kegislvr. LIVE BROADCAST Pushbutton Controls • Porcelain • nomol finish FROM OUR STORE By WTRR $ t JQ 8 8 N O T H IN *; H All Day Friday nows L I* T O 36 M O N TH S TCI l*AY 8 a. m. ’til 9 p. m. J am RANGE DEMONSTRATION INTERVIEWS THROUGHOUT THE DAY . . . by Miss Margaret Quarcls, FLORIDA POWICR & Anyone Interviewed Receives FREE Their Choice o r A LIGHT HOME ECONOMIST I..P. STEIIO or HI-FI ALL DAY FRIDAY - NOON ’TIL 9 P.M. RECORD AI.IIHM . . . (Limited Number) Delicious . Foods — (You Can Sample Them)! Cooked on A (J-E Electrie Range ELECTRIC Everybody Welcome! WASHER BIG 12 LB. CAPACITY Get on down to your Dodge Boys fo r th e deal o f your life on th e c a r o f y o u r life - 6 4 D odge! ; • Tiller Flo Washer System • 2 Wash Temperatures • 1 Rinse Temperature WASHER WA-802Y • Unbalance Iam<1 Control • Safety Lid Switch •Porcelain Tub & Basket • 2 Wash & Spin Speeds • Safe Iajw Temperature Drying System NO DOWN PA YM EN T UP T O 36 M ON THS T O PAY Now's the time to act! The Dodge Boys are slashing prices on the success cars of 1964—the Dependablcs from Dodge! Now you can step up in quality at the greatest savings of the yearl There’s a car for every person, a deal for every purse. Come see and be amazed! Fabulous 440's SPECIAL LOW PRICES on various items will be offered at DIFFERENT TIMES all day Friday. Your chance to SAVE! Nothing Down! G O O D Y E A R I 355 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD SERVICE STORES 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 . . . Giant 880's . . . Delightful Dodge Darts—the cars that have made automotive history! Coma sec your Dodge Boys and listen to a deal you j'ust can't afford to miss! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST SANFORD, 1st STREET FLORIDA -------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1 ) �T r •% Waterfront Development: Our Opportunity 3 “ Who will come here and use these facilities ?’ ’ nsked one City Commis­ sioner concerning the proposed ma­ rina project. Thursday The Ilernld said it would All wc can say right now answer the Commissioner’s question. Is “ Wow." Interest in the edi* Here it is. torial campaign of The Herald A Broward County (Fort Lauder­ >£to promote interest in and dale) executive has declared: support for Ihe lakefront mar“ Millions of people facing retire­ ina project has exceeded any­ ment are better o ff financially than thing attempted by this news­ any people of n similar group in his­ paper in decades. tory. These people generally Hre con­ • • • servative economically as well as in The phones ring, people taste." drop into the office telling the What about the 2.227 inquiries the Staff how they are in hearty Seminole County Chamber of Com­ accord with the stand taken. merce has received? . A few have questioned what What about the thousands upon 'e f f e c t the project would have thousands who now go to the Flor­ on their city taxes. Rut when ida east coast and other salt water it was explained the project marina locations because there are would be financed as a capital no major fresh water marina facili­ outlay from franchise fees ties in Florida? they joined the team of those What about the 30,000 pleasure backing the proposal. cruft officials estimate will utilize • • • the Snnford-Titusville canal when it Maybe it’s the power of becomes a reality? suggestion the people at SanWhat about the other thousands % ford Atlantic National Bank upon thousands of pleasure boats have in mind. Anyway, it ap­ which will use the cross-state canal pears to be working. All this facility ami visit Sanford or at least week the clock on the bunk stop en route? everybody with whom The Herald has discussed utilization hns said this: “ If the City of Sanford will pro­ vide the marina, private enterprise will follow with the rest of the fa­ cilities and the boatmen will utilize it." Is private enterprise really inter­ ested? A local realtor the other day wrote the president o f National Associates, inc., a firm which constructs and op­ erates a large chain of hotels and motels. lie was told about the proposed marina complex in Sanford. With no­ thing more than that, the president — not a flunky, but the president— of this corporation flew to Sanford and met with City Manager Pete Knowles. Following his conference has recorded the correct time, this executive wrote Knowles, and but the temperature lights The Herald quotes, in part, us fol­ are fibbing. The highest de­ lows : gree recorded all week has . .We would be interested in been a balmy 74. l.'lock Watchers feel sure the Cham­ participation in ownership, manage­ ment, financing and or obtaining ber oi Commerce doesn't leases for focal and motel operation. mind. Hardly anyone else "W e feel that a complete feasiblldoes, for that matter. elo4* SA N F O R D ATLANTIC fluferiaL BAN K • * • Seen on Highway 1792: A ponderous turtle was making its way across the highway when a string of cara came along. Three missed it but the fourth — WHAP — knocked it about 20 feet off the roadway into a clump of grass. It landed on ita back, a position awkward for a turtle, to say the the least. A nearby resident look a shovel, flipped the turtle right-side-up and it clumped on its way. This time away from the highway. • • • ★ ★ ★ Longwood Gets Coin Laundry Drainage Case Dy Donna Eat* L. C. Bolduc, representative of a laundry and commercial waste treatment company, asked the lam gwnod City Council Thursday cvenins Mr permission to dump treated waste water* Into at ate tiled drainage line on SR 431 east Bolduc's company Is con­ • • * sulting engineers for a selfThose highly interesting service laundry which plans Coffee Club sessions of the to locate m the city on the Seminole Chamber of Comcorner of SR 427 and SR 431 During extensive discussion, last Thursday of the month Bolduc assured council and have been halted till early Mayor A. It, Lorminn that the this (all. affluent from the laundry that * • • would go Into area lakes, be­ Speaking of coffee, the ginning with Lake Evergreen, other afternoon a popular cof would neither contaminate the Ice break establishment found waters In any way nor prohibit itself in a fix. The heating swimming or fishing. The matter was taken under element on the coffee maker quit, And it was some time advisement pending reports till it cnuld he restored to on chemical breakdown of service. Well, those Hungs wastes in similar coin laun happen and customers took it dries. In other business, bids from in stride. Holler Motor Sales Company and Sanford City Motors on a 19BS model police car were opened and read. Action was .. . . . page 9 deferred until next Thursday’s Page :» regular meeting. American Cast Iron Pipe Page 2A-3A ( ompany of Orlando was low Comir* ____ _. Editorial _ _., ..... Page 1A bidder and received a contract Funeral# . . ___. . Page I for 1.230 feet of six-inch cast Page 2-A-3A iron, fastite pipe. Others sub­ Horoscope Society _______ ___ Page 4-5 mitting bids were Davis Me­ ter and Supply Company, Inc., Sports ________ TV Programs . ......... Tage it and Hughes Supply Company. W . th* Women ...... Page 1* ( both of Orlando. Herald Index ity report should be run to ascertain the size motel and food operation to start with; also, of course, with plans for the maximum addition. . . Upon receipt of this report we shall then have our architect department make preliminary plans for the ap­ proval of all concerned, and at that time will decide as to the ownership and operation of this project." Please notice; The head of National Associates, Inc., did not say that a report was necessary to determine whether they would build a motel and restaurant here. This executive, we point out. is interested in how big an operation is needed. The local group that proposed the marina complex, did not do it without a study. They employed a represent­ ative who went to the big motel and hotel operators, the big restaurant system owners and the major oil companies. He didn’t even have pho­ tographs of architectural renderings. But the response he received was highly favorable. Kvery single firm indicated an interest. It was upon this basis that the marinn proposers decided that this was the answer to Sanford’s downtown problems ns well as the general economy of the en­ tire area. Sanford has the greatest opportun­ ity in its long history to utilize its lakefront property. Opportunity, The Herald is confident, is knocking at the door. An investment o f an estimated $500,000 — just a little more than was required to build the Civic Cen­ ter — will open that door. Through that door will come a plensure craft and marine business that may not ever equal that of Fort Lauderdale but Sanford could become known throughout the country for its major fresh water marina facil­ ities. Sanford itself can become a ma­ jor attraction to boatmen. There are nearly 500,000 boatmen in Florida alone, and they need facil­ ities! Pit! you know that hundreds of pleasure craft tire parked right now in Orlando dry storage facilities be­ cause of the need for marinas? If the City of Sanford doesn’t an­ swer opportunity's knock, what will happen to the downtown area7 The ilernld will answer this Monday when it explains why the marina complex was proposed in the first place. , ★ ★ Open ForumSet On Waterfront Clyde Ling, president of the Sunfurd-Seminole Jayceca. Announced today that hi* club it sponsoring a public pre­ sentation of the waterfront development plana, w h i c h Tame chickens? night. A were recently propoaed to the resident west of Sanlord has City Commiaaion, at their several and each has its own name. They respond to hi* commands, perch on Ms lap or shoulder and cal out of his hand. Quite a sight. We’re trying for pictures. » * * Even as it stands right now, the lakefront has a lure for many boatmen. This week police were asked by two Mi­ ami groups to watch their cars and trailers while they look their boats on an extend­ ed tour of the SI. Juhns Rlver. Lake Monroe and the river have that certain something licking in ill other parti of Florida. ★ noon meeting at Center, Thursday. the * V Seminole County + * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” Civic "W e have invited the pro­ posers of thla plan, T. E. Tucker, president of the Flor­ ida State Rank; Howard Hodges, president o f Sanford Atlantir Bank; George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal; and John Bur­ ton, architect to form a panel and present their original plana to our group,” said Long, “ We are opening the meet­ ing to the Interested puhlic, and ulso inviting member* of the City Commission, the Chamber of Commerce and arru new* media,” he added. "The lunchron will be Dutch ticut. served at our regulur charge of ft.Mi," he said. "The Jayceea invite all per­ sons interested in the propos­ ed waterfront development, which is now being studied by our city commissioners, to join us. We ate pleased to present this program in Ihe public interest, in order that we hII may be as well informrd as possible," Long empha­ sized. 4 Boys Report Loot From Home A teenager ami three preteen boys told police Thursdsy they found items stolen from the Thomas E. Farrow residence. 1103 VVynnrwood |)r,, in the rear of the home. Police said they recovered a plane and gondola model and a quantity of liquor. An estlmated $35 in coins is still mi««ing, they added, and the rase is listed ns "still pend­ ing.” GOP .Meeting Set WASHINGTON (UPD Goldwatrr for-prwidwit head­ quarters announced today that Aug. 12 had been set as the date for a Republican “ sum mil” conference on party unity at Herahey, Pi.^, Non-Partisan Barry Meeting Fills Hall By Jane Casselberry A capacity crowd, with a pre­ dominance of registered De­ mocrats, filled the American Legion Hull at Prairie Lake Thursday night at a meet­ ing to organize a non-parti­ san group c f Goldwater sup­ porters in South Seminole County and to unite with the organization recently created In Sanford. The meeting was culled by Ford Cavanaugh of Forest City and George Hobrnw tf Altamonte Spring*. Called on to speak briefly wera State Rep. Jan Fortune, Chairman George llnrdrn of the Goldwater for President Committee in Sanford, and E. Pope Bassett, president of the Seminole County Young Republicans Club. As chairman cf the GOP Executive Committee in Semi­ nole County, Fortune suid that he welcomed all supportera in the forthcoming presi­ dential campaign for Senator Goldwater, whether Democrat or Republican. "W e can unite” he said, "on the common ground of prin­ ciple.” The group elected Edwin C. Cromartie of Casselberry as chairman of the South Semi­ nole unit. Bassett and Boh. row were named to the execu­ tive committee to work with those previously elected in Sanford. Mrs. Lou Helms o f Longwotd was named aef.-elary. The organization will appoint leaders in each precinct and several were named from those present at the meeting. Another meeting is lieing planned for August. Food Shortage NEW DELHI (UPD—India is in the throes of its most se­ rious food shortage since irvleperwlenre Food riot* have flsred in several sections of the coun­ try and officials fear more trouble unless food Is made available Immediately to this nstion’s millions at reasonable prices. h r it r r a lx l Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; high today 00-05; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 5fi United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY. JULY 31. 1001 NO. 210. Ranger Gets 'Excellent' Pictures Before Hitting Moon Bull's-Eye Shot Hailed As 'Complete Success' H S U V A ... BRIEFS Waves Good-By MIAMI (U PD — An easterly wave that once packed trop­ ical storm potential skirted Bermuda Thursday night and headed into the Northern At­ lantic today, where forecasteia say it will dissipate. PASADENA, C a l i f . (U P I)— Ranger 7 paved the way for America to land a man on the moon today by sending hack thousands o f "excellent" closeup pictures before a hullseye strike on the lunar surface. Banker Arrested LOGANVILLE, Gn. (UPI) — The FBI and Lognnvilla police early today nm-sted banker James Francis Lee, suspected of embezzling his hank of $08,000. He had $10 in his pockets, the FBI said. "The whole mission was a complete eticeess, it hit right on target," said n jubilant scientist at the flight’s con­ trol center here. The mission ended years of frustrating failure* in the Ranger pro­ gram to fin<l out what sort o f sijrfnre would greet man when he reaches earth’s satel­ lite, possibly In HMID or 1970. Ranger 7 "struck only 9 or 10 miles from dead center.” said project manager H. M. Sehurmeier. The up to 4,000 pictures transmitted across a quarter million miles of space in the dozen minutes Indore impact were described as "excellent . , . not interrupted" by the Goldslirne trucking station on Fill Ifni flirt's Mojave Desert. At the control center, elated scientists, technicians a n d newsmen yelled In glee ovar the since, i f t) . n d i .i l f l l . n ’. followed nearly 70 hour* of flight from Cn|»o Kennedy. President Johnson personal­ ty congratulated laboratory director Dr. William Pickering by telephone, "W e are prnuil of the tre­ mendous technical achieve­ ment which this sueresful flight represents," Johnson said. “ This is a basic step forward in our orderly program to assemble the scientif­ ic knowledge necessary for man’s trip to the moon.” ” 1 recognize that this great success bus come only after a number of failures ami partial failures in our efforts to semi piol.es to the moon," the Pres­ ident suid. "This success should spur us on to added rffort In the future.” The President said "our So­ viet competitors have tool many unpublicizcd failures to Soviet failures, he added, conSoviet failures, he adddc, con­ firmed the complexity of tire American success today which he called a "magnificent achievement” in the "|reacu. ful exploration of space.” Pickering told a news confcrcioc "It’s been a long road, hul this shot was a textbook operation . . . everything went the way it should." Ban Rejected NEW YORK (U PI) — A by the leadership of four civil rights groups for a ban on demonstration! until after the national elections hat been rejected by Negro lead­ ers across thu country. chII GIs Escape Bomb SAIGON, Viet Nam (U PI) — Six American soldiers enraped injury today when a terrorist threw a hand gren­ ade at them hut two Vietnameau children and one adult were seriously wounded. Barry Relaxes MONTE RIO, Calif. (UPI) — Republican p r t l I dcntlul nominee Barry Goldwater to­ day began a short pre-campnlgil holiday by hobnobbing with notahlra assembled at Ihe annual encampment In Bohemian Grow. A MOLT OF LIGHTNING act o ff thin fire at th* Enterprise Elementary School Thursday night ami when it was over thu entire structure was destroyed. The blaze started in the top of the ttvo-story structure and volunteers hurriedly removed largo amounts of equipment, books and records before hotng driven o ff by the flames ami heat. Top photo shows the school at the height o f the fire while in the bottom picture some of the salvuKed equipment cun be seen in the foreground. (Herald Photos) Enprlo Mourned WASHINGTON (U PI) — lad by President Johnson, friends and colleagues of Sen. Clar Engle joined today In mourning the fiery California legislator whose Inst fight— against a brum tumor— end­ ed In defeat, Enterprise Elementary School Building Burns Thursday alter the building was struck by lightning dur­ ing a brief electrical storm. Most residents of tire area, many of whom had attended the school, turned out to as­ sist volunteer firemen from Drliary, Lake Mary, Sanford By Mr*. Ritchie Harris The old frame structure b’tat housed g r a d e s one through four, a* well as the library, office ami first aid room of the Enterprise Ele­ mentary School, burned to the ground at alnnil fi,3l) p.m. Oviedo Delays Board Meeting Written cnnqdainli complaints in ad­ vance of the meeting may be filed at any time with City Cleik Mr*. Dot Courier. The regular business meet­ ing of the coup, ii will lie held at H p.m. Monday as sche­ duled. has City Council 1m* it A It o a r i!l of K*|tiaHzj«t imi meeting oiriginally *uhi*iduled fur M inlay evening until Monday, Aug. 31, nl 8 p.m. at City Hall. Any person 1iiaving « lax rnmplniut will lx- hiurid by council at this time. (Mvjcdu Iviudu - - - t Landis Dies Naval Air Station and Florida Forestry Service. The pump cr crew* from Volusia County District Five Road Depart ment and a erew from Pell’s Grove Service, Osteen, also were on hand. Since Ihe fire broke out In top of the building, many of the books and records and pieces of office and library equipment were saved. This pait of the school plant was built in 1917 on the site of the former Volusia County Courthouse which was located there when Enterprise was the Volusia County Seat back in the early 1800’s. Fire was confined to the loss of tin* one building. HARRISON, N. Y. (U PI) — James M. Landis, 114, a close adviser to three presi­ dents and former dean o f the Harvard l-uw School, waa found dead Thursday In th* private swimming pool of his fashionable h o rn r o n t Ii • grounds of the Westchester Country Club here. Laotians Hold VIENTIANE, Una (UPD — Laotian right wing troops today beat buck a counter-at­ tack launched by Communist P allid Lao forces trying to retake a portion of vital route 13 which was raked clean of Red control in fight­ ing Thursday. - LAUNCH € For An All ’Round * ,r IIA N G E H T H A J E C T O H Y T O m o o n •• X / Good Time , . * . \ Meet For A Drink At The FRIENDLY CARIBE N .J Mtftcouatc S ' '* ' l»* ; * - 4 moon 's , " *" O ' IW , *4 mm Ne • o t A v m stem s to PULL HAMMS M TOWANO MOON 10 hr* 4 v \ \ '■"— A 4 0 h r. 7 ; • TtSMINAl MANKtlVM SO MIS. B O O M IMPACT V / J / •«*»T n a ; # '#fpS®5 OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. thru Sat. Dancing "On The House" Every Friday Night i I _ f Kelrrl your favorite tunea J on our Juke bo* free! ftOKrt 4k MOON AT LAUNCH — 1- \ . i 49 1st 1 ii * ^ JO hr* , ^ • • }' * >1 SO Ms 44»M* 'a & / t* . . . ______ WHAT DID THE camera# on Ranger 7 nay to Ihe moon? "Say (green) cheese, please." The moon did and Ranger's cameras got "excellent" pic­ tures. The chart show# the various maneuvers nnd positions o f Ranger en the way lo meet the moon, which also was on the move and the chart alao shows these stage#, t VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD J 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, July 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 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/e22c45d034798263f1e1135fcd13fbe5.pdf 739f7a5633183eaa65eb56d0619b775c PDF Text Text H r M i r l Im B July 1, 1964 — Paste 4A ■ ■ Employment In County Holds Up By Julian fltentlrom Tolal employment In Scml nole County held at a level of about IS,000 persona from November of 1963 until midMay, according to Joseph M. Foy, manager of the Florida State Employment Service of­ fice In Sanford. Foy said that this period provided the most seasonal activity and aaid the spring pick-up in vegetable and ci­ trus harvesting lifted agricul­ tural employment. Closing of tourist related businesses, said Foy, eaused employment in the service In­ dustry to drop slightly. On the piua aide, ne pointed out that manufacturing rose moderate ly with concentrate operations expanded to handle the Valen­ cia orange crop. Foy aaid nonfarm employ­ ment went up 500 because of gains in construction, whole­ sale trade (citrus packing), service and government. In mid-May, aaid Foy, un­ employment lit the #area de­ clined to 500—100 below the previous month as well as last year. At thli level, he said, the Jobless number is 3.3 per­ cent of the civilian labor force. Foy aaid Seminole County's per capita Income in 1062 was 11,286 • • compared to the state's $2,053. Average in­ come can be expected to be low, Foy explained, in an agricultural area where most workers are employed only part time. Foy said the county ranks 49th in per capita in­ come among Florida's ST counties. Figures for 1062 show that Seminole County had a total income of $82.1 million for a population of 63,800. ■ B i ^ Armour's Sfariplui 100 stamps w/coupon) Dtlitiaut Red « Ttllaw C a n n e d H am s«t S p a r e R ib s • • r S lic e d B a c o n r B r's c h w e ig e r lb. $2 ” 49* 45* 39' B o lo g n a . . . . “ •39* S t e a k ..............r 59* M rs. R in s e r's S a la d F ra n k s 2 89* Hawaiian Punch 3 m«V‘ $1 Breakfast Club Inrtchtd Sliced _ _ Hamburger Buns 2 39* For Bar-B-Quci, Small Freih Pork ■rtakfeil Club Inrlchtd Sliced 2 Z- 39* Hot Dog Rolls far Coekeuli, try Alcoa . . .. _ — »V 29 * Aluminum Foil PRICES ARE Breakfast Club Tasty Smoked Copeland's Chunk Style per Paper Plates ...... V 59* WED.-THUR.-FRI. D*«'t r„t« Fid. .« th. Fawrtht JULY 1-2-3 F r is k ie s D o g F o o d 2 te n Tornow's Fresh 'n Flavorful Sliced O O * cant m tM Tasty Qulck-Froten Halibut 25 Extra Fret d'> ( Green Stamps With Premium Label Sixslo Scaled All Meat Swift's . . . pkg«. (BUY TWO PKGS., GET ONE 8-OZ. PKG. FREE!) F R O M T H E F IN E S T H A R D W O O D CH ARCOAL Kelly Here To Thank Workers 8tata Senator Scott Krlly of Lakeland, who ran third in the first Democratic guber­ natorial primary, met hia Seminole County rampnlgn leaders In Sanford Monday night to thank all who work­ ed in hia behalf. Kelly told the conference, attended by 41 peraons at the Police Benevolent Building, that *‘Kelly-(io-Cliiha" were being formed In each of the state's 67 counties so that people — bb John Kadrr of Sanford put It this morning — "May stay together and be prepared in case a situa­ tion should arise whereby hr might seek public office in I960.” Kader, who was Kelly’a Seminole campaign manager, announced that he had been selected to head the club tem­ porarily and that the 39 local aupportera present Inst night joined tha "Go-Club.” DeLand Church Has Dinner In Enterprise By Helen Snodgrass A Father-Son Banquet of the Plymouth Avenue Christ lan Church of DeLand was held recently in Enterprise at the Florida Power Club with women of the church prepar ing and serving dinners, buf­ fet style, to some 35 persons in attendance. Guest speaker for the even ing wai Rev. Gerald Smith, pastor of the Daytona Beach Christian Church. Itvv. Smith, who is most adept with alight of hand performance, present ed a short period of magic tricks which tied in with and illustrated his subject. The evening was completed with group singing led by Bcv. Jack Ford, pastor of the host church. Master of ceremonies was Virgil Gulley. 3trs. Deane Moore was chairman of the food committee; Miss Neal Deane and Mrs. C. A. Bender •on served as the decoration committee and Mrs. I. W. Whittington wai registration chairman. Hatlywaad Aliened Candy Bars ............ « peck I9« K e btr'l Cenned Shotiliin* tall 29c Potato Stix . . . . Libby's Testy Cenned Vienna Sausage 6 V.V. $ 1 . S u n ta n 's Delicious Canned Boned Chicken . 3 5*.V. $ 1. Cairo Beauty Fitlla Treat Cucumber Chips . 'ft* 19c CLO SED ALL D A Y SATURDAY J U L Y 4fh S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M P R O T E N G O V T . IN S P E C T E D H E A V Y W E S T E R N BEEF Borden's Asserted (limit 2 please)! Brail Thett Tatty Tender C h u ck S t e a k s »> 59* G ro u n d B e e f 3 |b*$129 S h e ri R ib s ..» 6 9 * Delicious Fresh ___ Lipton's Refreshing Filter-Fle English-Cut for Cookouti! • d a iry specials • fatty Cracbar'i Buttermilk Biscuits................ 4 "L 39c Fltiichminn's Cans O f M argarine.............. 37c •raakstana's Assarted Fiaeaea Yogurt ................. ttUI9« W n tam la Cbaaaa fa r Treat ^ Longhorn Cheese ... 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July I- I*M» W W M W M U I T I M I M A ID B IIF CU BS ST1A K OR BR 1A D ID V IA L C U T tlT S 1-lb. pkg. 79c atA AM amem md i i t m dk COLGATE OENTAL CREAM family ii>o Sic SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. CLOSED A L L D A Y SAT., JU LY 4th |W 8VW.AW JlJl G reen S ta m p s _____ SWIFT FRIMIUM SMOKID COUNTRY LINK SAUSA61 Bofw«irL % ”t mmm O W m sV W B O J yl Omi'rihreen S ta m p .i ? 6ut ma,dl aAALKA SELTZER TABLETS Immrm trite.. M r S. I M l a u u a . a .ta .y . tea'. A >*MI W 5M SM M SM mOAOMMMillM 1 iorga ilia 59c Imarna Inter. SuM A 1*441 OOO.O.O.O.OMOO.OJ)MO \ �“ i f »% -* \ I % [f C lO < * The alley behind Roumilln t’s Drugstore was blocked completely Tuesday afternoon lata when the asphalt spread­ er which had been working on the city’s new' parking lot at the corner of First nnd I’ark, slid hark wards off tho truck being used to transport it. • a * • • ^ • How about those planters along the street? Instead of flowers, let’a plant »ome veg­ etables.Carrots have right pretty tops — look like ferns, beet tops are pretty, too, A few stalks of corn would give It that certain touch, • • * • We hour there’s a brave lit­ tle tomato plant growing in the cracks of the sidewalk down near the Sanford Atlan­ tic Hank. If someone would drop in un onion or two or maybe some chives, we might whomp up enough for a sal­ ad. Guess tha city would claim them. • What do you say to pulling up all the podoenrpus and planting banana trees? Use­ ful as well ai pretty. Make rice ahade, too. We’d become fanioua. "Sanford — you know — the town where the Streets are lined with bulimia trees — cha-cha-chat Mrs. N a n c y Nordstrom area Legion representative la asking all eligible women vet­ erans interested In joining the only all-wumen American Le­ gion Host in Centrnl Florida to contact her a t 1-1 T. Trip­ let Dr., Casselberry or phone 822-0011. • • • Mark N. Cleveland Jr. and Carroll Uurke have been nam­ ed to serve on committees of the Florida Bar, according to nn announcement by Hnr President Chester f l a i d H. Smith of Lakeland, Butko was appointed to the family law committee and Cleveland to the uniform state laws com­ mittee, e • • • CHURCH HELLS WILL HINT. . . . . . Joe Henry Frazier pulls rope City, County 4th Schedule City and county offices throughout the county art* mixed in their decisions about how to observe the Fourth of July holiday which falls on Saturday. Sanford city employes will enjoy the weekend off, but will not take any extra days, following a decision made b> city commissioners. County employes in the courthouse and elsewhere ml' have a three day holiday, tak­ ing Monday off in observance. Oviedo offices will also bo closed Monday, but Altamonte Springs city offices will close on Friday. Casselberry offices will ob­ serve only the weekend, with no extra holidays forthcom­ ing. Downtown Sanford mer­ chants will lk closed all day Saturday in commemoration of the nation's Declaration of Independence R. L. Perkins Jr., chairman of the Mer­ chants Division of the Cham­ ber of Commerce, said today The post office will be closed Saturday, Postmaster Ccclle Heard said today. Mnit will be boxed and dispatched, but only specials will lie delivered, she said. All oilier post offices In the county will also be closed. Word lias also been receiv­ ed that Joffre C. David of Orlando has been named to a roster of technical repre­ sentatives who will provide information and advice to be used in the round of trade negotiations in Geneva. Joffro is general manager of the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association. Tho rosier Is to provide an officiul channel of Absentee ballots for (be communication between the President's office and non­ July 13 referendum in North governmental groups with In­ Orlando on proposed amend­ ments to the village charter terest in the talks. will be available at the village • • ■ Miss Aurelia Itise Levy, office through next Wednes­ daughter of S. L. Levy of day, July 8. No ballots will be Sanford bus been accepted for issued after this dale and all admission at David Lipscomb marked ballots must lie re­ College Nashville, Tenn. for turned and in the clerk’s of­ fice by 5 p m. Saturday, July the summer quarter. 11, if they are to be counted. • • • Polls will be open on Mon­ The mall brings word that the monthly meeting of the day, July 13, in the village Board of Control, iluted for hall from 7 a m. until 7 p in. July 16-17 in Tallahassee, has Election workers will be Mrs been postponed until July 23- Etta Harville, Charles Tress21. More time was needed for ler and Bob Derum, all mem­ review of tlie proposed legis­ bers of the elected charter lative budgets for elute uni­ board. Alternates will be the remaining two board mem­ versities for 1805-67. bers, Hob Dean and Mrs. Hollins College’s Mills Ms- Mary Howell. Proposed changes, it ap­ morial Library bus received proved by a majority of the a gift of 0 curly Victor lied 1C1 registered voters, call for Seal victrola records from setting-up a five member vill­ Col. Martin B. Chiltick of Winter Park. The collection age council plus a mayor who includes famous sounds of wilt lie elected by the people in a special election to be call­ Enrico Caruso, John McCor­ ed within 80 days. The mayor mick, Ernestine Schumanelected at this lime will hold Helnk and others. office until the next regular • • • election In March, 1900. Mrs. John Picrro, poppy Other recommendations per­ dsy chairman for the Ameri­ tain to methods of adopting can Legion Post 83 Auxiliary, village ordinances and inure announces that the proceeds clearly define function* and from the recent sale of pop­ authority of the village coun­ ples wss 1252.30. She wishes cil, mayor, court, judge and to express her gratitude to law enforcement officers. the many volunteers and buy. era, who contributed to the success of tha sale. North Orlando Ballots Ready *• # h 4 f Herald Index Abby ............... ....... Page 3A Bridge ............. . . l’a*e 3A Classifieds ....... ,. Pages 10-11 Comics ............ ....... Pago 2A Editorial ......... ....... Page 1A Funerals ......... ......... Page 2 2A Horoscope ....... SB Society ............ Sports ..................... Pages 4 5 TV Program* . ....... Page 3A / We tha Women . . . . . Pa&e 3A 3 Tugs Bring Cargo Here Sanford's Lake Monroe look­ ed like a miniature Jacksonvile port this morning when three tog* were picked up at local piers. The tugs had towed barges to Sanford and were standing by while they were being un­ loaded. Later the tugs will re­ turn the empty barges to the home port of Jacksonville where they will be loaded and the cycle repealed. SIRENS WILL SCREAM . . . . , , Mrs. Mary Hnrkey represents city U. S. NAVY HELPS KEEP PEACE . . . . . . Chief J. J. Sexton pushes button Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” * Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday, scattered idunvefn in afternoon, evening; high today 02; low tonight in 70.*. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 223 VOL. fill United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1904 100 Pet. Assessment 17 'M iss Flam es' ContpeSe Mrs. Walker Sees Little B R IEFS Prisoners Riot Effect Here JISW A... By Donna Fair* Tho Mis* Flame of S^mtFT. LAUDERDALE (UPD llole County beauty contest, —About I7i> prisoners in the to be one of tha main attrn> Broward County jail staged a lion* at the Longwood Volun­ brief riot Wednesday over foot), officials said. Horses Burn MILTON, Mass. (UPD — Thirty-five ta *0 valuable rid­ ing and »how horse* wero killed today when a general alarm fire swept a hayfillcd barn. Barry In Senate WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Harry Goldwatcr turned from political campaigning to Senate business today before leaving for a Fourth of July weekend at his Arizona ranch Trainmen Killed PITTSBURGH (UIM) — Three crewmen were killed and a fourth was injured today in Ihe rear end collision of two Pennsylvania ltailroad freight trains. Reds Hit Convoy SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPD — Communist Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a South Vietnamese army convoy in broad daylight Wednes­ day. Court Defied RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) — The Virginia Education Hoard defied a federal court Wednes­ day and appropria'ed (225,000 for children enrolled in private and segregated schools in Prince Edward County. Hijacked Truck Found On 426 A whisky-hauling truck, hi­ jacked Tuesday night In Or­ lando, was found late Wed­ nesday afternoon on Route (2fi between Oviedo and Gen­ eva. Tiie driver, Tim Waters of Jacksonville, told police he was stopped by two men, plac­ ed In back of the truck and driven to a wooded area. The men then ordered him into a car and told him to drive. He was released early Wed­ nesday morning and aleried police. Civitans To Hear Officer Cdr. Valentin G. Matula, of the Sanford Naval Air Station will be the curst speaker at the Civilan Club meeting at 7 p m. Innizht at the Capri rrstaurant. Cdr. Matula is the executive officer of H e a v y Attack Squadron One. He will discuss the missions and capabilities of his unit and its airryaft us­ ing color slides to illustrate their role at aca and si home. teer Fir* Department’a Fourth of July Fiesta, will see a to­ tal of 17 girl* representing eight department* compete for the title. Tha lathing beauty portion of thu contest will take place Friday at 7 p.tn. On Saturday, wearing attire of their choice, the girls will ride their spon­ soring fire department’s truck HELL OF FREEDOM . . . . . . R uhr by Mayor A, L. Wilson Mayor Sets Celebration Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ ford sounded a call today for all citizens of the city ami county to join in the ringing of tlie Froedom Bells on July 4. The observance of the issth year since the signing of the Declaration of In lepemlenre will lake place across the na­ tion at 1 p. m., lasting for three minutes. In Sanford siren* will blow and 1h>IL* will ring and all citi­ zens are urged to join in the celebration. Mayor Wilson lias Issued a Palro! Leaving Sf. Augustine proclamation which read* la party: ‘‘WHEREAS, tlie tolling ol the Liberty Bell at Independ­ ence Hall, Philadelphia, Penn­ sylvania on the 4lh day of July, 1*76, proclaimed the signing of the Declaration of independence, and WHEREAS, the adoption of this historic document marked the birth of our country a* a free and independent nation, and WHEREAS, It Is fitting that (hr anniversary nf this great event should be appropriately observed m each year at tha same moment throughout tha United States. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that 1, A. L. Wilson, Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby request that nil bells be run for threa minutes, starting at one o’clock on the afternoon of July 4, 19G4 in observance of Indep­ endence nnd American free­ dom*.” 'I'he City'* civil defense air cn will be sounded with a three minute blast and th« Naval Air Station will blow their siren at the snmc time. All rhiirchrs in Hie vicinity who have bell* will ring them and Lions will ring the bell on the old fire engine in Fort Mellon P a'k, where their Fun Fair will be held. By Julian Strnslrom Wednesday’a decision of the ★ ★ ★ ST. AUGUSTINE (U N ) Florida Supreme Court which For complete schedule of Tlie Slate Highway Patrol lieordered Dade County to events sec Pages ti amt 7. gau withdrawing Its force* ordered Dade County to in front St. Augustine today in ★ ★ ★ assessments from Mt to IDO view of a Irucft that has lb the para-'e which will be­ percent Ik i light Immediate brought racial pfhco to the gin nt Long wood Elementary reaction ’clay from Seminole historic tout 1st town. Both iiitegralionisla n n d School at 10 n.m.' County officials. segregationist* called off fur­ Final* of (lie contest, when Asked If il will have any ther demonstration* Tuesday tlie entries will appear in for­ effect, upon Seminole Coun­ after Gov. Karri* Bryant ap ma!*, are ichcdnlcd for 4:30 ty's assessment rolls, Chair­ (minted a hlracial committee p.m Saturday, to study local racial prob­ 'Die winner will receive a man James P. Avery of tlie lems. Businessmen followed Board of County Commission­ beautiful trophy, suitably en­ op this development yester­ graved, u rhinestone tiara and ers declared: "I hope it will I believe if* day hy announcing they would n bouquet nf rose-. She also a grind thing because it Is fully comply with tlie new will be sponsored hy the about time the mi called free­ pending civil rights law. Longwood department in the holders become freeholder* in Patrol Olfieer Lee Simmons state Ml** Flame eonlest to fact rather than in name by said most of tlie force would lie held during the State Fire­ shouldering their fair share of leave St. Augustine today but men’* Convention in Jackson­ taxes.” would "be on call to respond ville next May, Several years ago Seminole immediately if needed." First and second runners-up County had a tax Im e ol He would not say how many will receive engraved trophies same (.15 million with a mill- men would remain. The slate WASHINGTON (UPD—The and cori-age*. age of 43 50. A reassessment, had a force of more than 230 House finally passed and sent Entries and department* based on 80 percent ol value, oilirers here at tlie peak of to the White House today farthey represent are: Itowenn Immediately increased the tax tlie racial trouble. reaching civil rights legisla­ Rainier ntul Bobbie I.ee Wat­ base to $tdo million and the FIREWORKS look like this “in the can.” Linn Guv. Bryant said lie ha* nol tion horn of race violence, kins, Casselberry; Charlotte millago was reduced by the disclosed the identities of bombings, vole curb* and con­ Jay Wnrnicke who is in cltarRu of fireworks Sanders, F l o r I d a Forestry County Commission to 11. Un those tic appointed to his bl- tinued resistance to school In­ demonstration for Lions Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Service; Vicki McAidle, Gin- thii basis, a former comini**- racial committee because lie tegration. I’ark, Saturday, nays lyrotcchnic display will dcrville; Pat Msckall, Luke doner explained today, one dhl not want to make their job be set off soon after da'k to climax the Fourth The milestone measure—en­ Mary; Linda Davis, Anita mi.I produced about ( 2(JU,ooo in more difficult. of July celebration. Fun Fair begins at 1 p, m. acted after more than a year Faulk, Pamela Hicks, Carla taxes. Under the old rate a with pony rides, train rides, merry-Ko-ruuml, of congressional consideration Lommlcr, Karen Lyons. Linda mill provided uimul (35.lam. special pames, eye tests a cake walk, food and —was sped to tlie White llonsu Pound Dies Seminole County’s tax ass­ Nottingham, Stella Perkins fun for all the family. (Herald Photo) CAMBRIDGE, M an (UPD w- h e r e President Johnson and Margaret Stevens, Lung- essor, Mary Earl Walker, —Roacoc Pound, 01, former planned to sign It into law wood; Jackie Atchison, North said: "We arc now assessing dean of the Harvard law this evening at a televised Orlando; Pat Caldwell an I on full value in tlds county school and called by many ceremony. Louise Carter, Oviedo and I’nt under the Just value law. This "Hie grand old man of law," The final congressional ac­ Grimsloy, Sanford Naval Air takes In tile type of construc­ died Wednesday night ut Har­ tion came when (he llousa tion, cost, depreciation and Station. voted to accept the bill as several other criteria con­ vard’s Stillman Infirmary fol­ Lillian Hick* for Longamended hy the Senate. lowing a long illness. tained in Hie just value law. wood has withdrawn from the "This year we are using the contest don to rooflictlm; en­ Income approach on assessing gagements. business properties.” She add­ A contract for the four- S four-lunc the stretch from Judging tlie girls "(l beauty, ed that according to informa­ luning of SIt-40 from French be Orange County line south poise and peisunulity will be tion from Uie state's railroad Richard Iltnnkerihecklnr of assessment Liard Seminole Is Avenue to Mellonville Avenue * U. S. 50. in Sanford will he let during Ill the county’s secondary Orlando, second vice president assessing at ao jicrccnt. August, according to a tenta­ regrum, Stcnstrom said it of the state firemen’* nssoei” 1 don’t think tlio decision,” tive schedule announced Wed­ ms announced that a con- at inti; Jim Davis of Ml Dora, said Mrs Walker, "will have nesday by State Round De­ fact would be let this month district six vice president nnd any effect here in this coun­ partment officials. Jr the reconstruction of SB Mrs. Jim Smith, past presi­ ty. We can justify any evalua­ The information was reveal­ 34 from Altamonte Spring* dent and current vice presi­ tion we have made under the ed ut a meeting of represen­ ortli to Longwood ami that dent of the Orlando Auxiliary, just value law," FREE REPLACEMENT rm any Christy Harp, principal of Avery, in hi* statement, tative* from municipalities, ext February a contract South Seminole Elementary said, "It's unfair for business f irs t line or premium county governments, utility ■ould be swarded to continue commercial property firm* and planner* held at 37 from I.ongwcod north to School and prominent Long- and SEIUERLINC TIRE (a Trademark Orlando. Repre»enting Sem­ ‘hero the A C L railroad wood resident, will net n< owners to shoulder most of of STERLING) . . . If the tire the lax load while home own­ inole wa* Guy 8ten»trom, as- nek* cross General Hutch­ master of ceremonies. ers do not provide their share, fails due to ANY cause (road •iiturit county engineer and ison Parkway. ami yet the home owners are right-of-way agent. In October of this year a hazuril, workmanship, etc.) In cnn* the ones demanding most of Stcnstrom »aid it wa* also infract to rework and rlimthe services," nf failure yon rcI n NEW TIRB announced that a ccnlrarl ml* dangerous curve* on Avery said that now Semi­ would be let, also in August, R 42*1 fr m Goldcnrod to FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! nole’s tax base is approxi­ fur four-luning Sit 430 from arledo will lie Id. New, home-size American mately (195 million with a Tire must have at least 1/16” tread. Hake Howell south to the Or­ flags are presented each new millago rate of 13.25. He esti­ This guarantee good on lire* purchased before July 4 ange County line. resident of Dr liana hy Marklc mated that if Seminole pro­ lie said that construction Mostly Fourth Brothers, developer* nf the perties were assessed at 100 INKW STORK HOURS: (Inn. thru Frf. R to ft; Sat. A to II ii'iially lu-gin* approximately k United Pres* International community. They have asked percent tlie tax base would 30 days following the award­ II will cost d o million to that these flags be displayed increase to well ovor (200 ing «f a contract. <jan up the refuse scattered at each homo, Saturday, July million and (bat one mill In connection with SR 436 !‘ littcrhugi during the three 4. would produce about (210,000. from Laka Howell to the Or­ •V, July 4 weekend, accord If any resident has not re­ " It is possible," he said, ange County line, Hlenstrom i| to Keep America Beauti- reived his flag lie may call at "that the millage rale could 322-0651 105 W. Find SI. Sanford said it we* also revealed that fj a national anti litter or- the Deltona sales office to I be reduced back to II.” a contract also would be let gtuation. I pick OIK up, I Uke iilury ou Page 2) Rights Bill Sent To White House SR-46 Paving Job To Be Let In August N E W TIRE FREEI Deltona Homes Given Flags m r �4 ! 100 Percent Assessment May Hit All Florida Homeowners MIAMI < u r n - Dad* County went to work Thursday doubling property assessments on it Ux roll* to satisfy a court order that may prove a hard lioaacial blow to borneowner* all over the atate. Retiring County Attorney Darbey Daria aaid he felt a request for a rehearing would be ueelesr in view of the atate Supreme Court'* unani­ mous ruling Wedneday uphold log a lower court order for the county to value properly for taaatkm at 100 per cent of Its real worth. County Manager Irving Me Nayr ordered the ta i depart' tnent to work doubling a**e** m enu on the IN I Ux roil* to m eet a July II deadline act by the courts. Homeowner*, h o w e v e r , probably will have the blow aoftened by a dhqi in mlilage to so with the increase in assessment. Dut homeowners In the lower price ranaei are •till likely to set a bis boost CHAIRMAN for Snnfcrtl Chupter M04, Women of the Moose, who were in their tax bill* this year aj present for the recent installation, were, seated, from left, Kleanore Potent, a result of the derision. membership: Knthleen Fauphnan, social service) Yvette Ilamsy, hospital; Dade had valoed property btnndlnK, Eva Moore, ritual director; Betty HooRorwcrf, Mooschuvcn; fo- taxation at SO per cent of Conda Sampson, publicity nnd Lucy Hodges, library. Not present was cash value. Only three of the Mamie Hodge, Mooschenrt chairman. (Herald Photo) state's 67 counties now use full cash value In assessing pro­ perty for taxation, thus, the Supreme Court ruling will a d ea a precedent for other counties who will have In either re assess properly or simply raise present assess­ ments mathematically to meet (he loo per cent requirement. The Dade rase was started by attorneys for the Dupoo* P lata Center. They argued that their client was paying e greater share of taxes b e cause private property own er« were being assessed at leas than full value. The court turned down a plea from Dade County for a delay until 1me of the effect id the full value order in order (o provide time for a full re­ assessment of property on the U x rolls. Tbe court pointed out (hat the county made a similar plea in a tax case in INI and •aid, "we think enough time baa now elapsed." A INI re* assessment program never be­ NAVY RELIEF CHECK was presented by (Mr. H. W. Bartholomew, left, cam e final due to a number ol commnmlinff officer of Heavy Attack Squndron 11, to Lt. Cdr. David E. political changes involving Me­ Fitzgerald, right, chairman for the US8 Franklin D. Roosevelt. Looking tro government. on is Ensign Albert G. Love, squadron chairman. Tbe court yesterday said the ‘ * (Official U. 3. Ntvy Photo) •0 per cent valuation Dow used by tbe county "is contrary to law end discriminatory," and In effect raises the state's homestead tag eiemption limit bom 11.000 to *10.ow In Dade, the court aaid, this re­ sulted in letting about JJ .000 homeowners get by without The General Henry S. San­ H*svy Attack Squadron men. this Is an kv*rage of al­ U ses. most |S.W eontrtbuted per ford Memorial Museum and Justice Richard Ervin wrote Eleven, commsndcd by Cdr. ' Library has adopted a sum­ a special opinion in the case B. tV. Bartholomew, has re­ man. urging the delay *vquested by cently concluded a highly suc­ Lcdr. Davl9 E FttigrrwM. mer schedule, it was announ­ Dade County, but the full cessful Navy Relief fund overall chairman of the Navy ced today. Until Oct. 1, the court did not accept his re ­ drive conducted aboard the Relief drive aboard the Roose­ building will b« open to vislcommendation. USS Franklin D. Roosevelt velt, received a check for tors between the hours of 5 Ervin argued that Ux Under the chairmamhip cf It.OJS VO from Cdr. Barthalo* assessors should not he coerc­ Ensign Albert li. Love and mew representing the Chrck- 1and 5 p m. on Thursdays and ed to require a mathematical his division keymen, the offi­ ertaila share of the contri­ Saturdays. doubling ai the existing ass­ The library r.ow has a copy cers and men of VAIi-11 con­ bution collected. Ll. Cdr. Fitsessment of property." tributed over 11.000 CK) to be germld was a number of of T h e Entertaining Life of D tdc'a present mills ge Is IDavy Eleven for Si months art at 41. Estimates are that used for the benefit of Navy before being a«signed to the General Sanford in Florida." Belief. With a squadron te a under full value assessment Rixwevclt in October of 1WI This may be trad by interest­ H will drop to somewhere in pic tnent of 207 officers and During the drive, which ed parties. the vicinity eg IT. Muck interest in the way swa conducted by the means of selling tickets for a te rn s of curios fills the shelve* of of pits* drawings, the mem­ ths library and museum, from ___ ber* of Y A tt-ll did not go a Latin dictionary of common is r im i m ci ir n o n r. s ix t h j i nix i* i. r i m » it BROMLEY. England (U H ) urreward-d. Lt. (Jgl Roger law published in 1*25 to an n r n o n i u s is x s n t o n —The Bromley Group Hospital F. Newkirk won a sterea tape IS50 map of the United •MSis o L a r o r s T v Management C o m m i t t e e recorder and J. B C'emeol*. States, plus photo* of a mon­ r x t u i v r s o . ts iin x o rtc a n r » r r r ument destroyed* recently by agreed Wednesday to pay ITS AN, won a wristwateh. TM .t a r t T s : o r r i n a i o v t m the United Arab Republic, M0 to the widow of Hugh Hall. I HAiitiT tv nrssK M , „ hM , r t il l,,. * , U i Tbe portraits of old furniture 56. a ho died last year after 1(1* H r ..4 * * ) Only royal palace an L'.a. and bric-a-brac make the li­ drinking a m ature of glucose Tul.4*. OS I* Tea see h » r « » r notiC.« 1 ik t l sad chloroform given turn af­ soil is Honolulu's laUm Pal­ brary and museum an interSuit fe.s V**a film a ft I. It r«S ter a blood test . esticg place to visit. ace. a ijr SS Elementary Enrolls 170 For Summer Ry Jane Casselberry A successful summer rec­ reation program is In its third week nt .South Seminole Elementary School at Cn»e*lberry with 170 boys and girl* enrolled. The program, which will be continued for four more weeks, I* under direction of Coach Jim Clark of South Seminole Junior High Sehool ■nd Othell Sullivan tnd Mrs Lois English of South Semi­ nole Elementary. It Is open to youngsters, six to |S years, Monday through Friday, from 8:.K) un­ til 11:ftO n.m. Special events APPOINTIVE OFFICERS installed recently for Sanford Chapter 1401, are planned for each Friday. Women of the Moose, included, from left, Marcella Williams, sentinel; A talent show is scheduled Katherine Dyson, assistant guide and Joyce Whitten, guide. Not present this week and a treasure hunt for the photo were Thelmu Emerson, argus and Betty Johnston, pianist. and field day already have (Herald Photo) taken place. The group goes skating on Tuesday mornings at Skat* City and swimming on Thurs­ day mornings at the Land O'Lakes Country Club pool. Regular activities ire avail*, ble a t the school on the»* mornings for those not w ish-1 WASHINGTON (UPD — Inr to skste or swim. For the first time in history, LONDON (LTD — A Com--will not prevent the sale to Arts and ersft* and soft- the Labor Department has amunist ship is carrying 16 Cubk of any item which i« not hall and ha»kethal! are among dopted regulations for removthe many activities offered n! of local union officers guil- British bases to Communist on the list of strategic mateCuba today in defiance of U.S. rials the Allies have agreed each day. A special room has ty of serious misconduct. The action Wednesday es­ efforts to ostracise Fidel Cas- not to ship to Communist been set Slid* for teenagers countries. Buses are not on tablished standards for judg­ tro's revolutionary regime. for dancing and gsmes. The huso*, manufactured by thi« list. ing if union procedure* for Ley land «old tvi buses to the di*mis»ing officers accuse,! of Leyland Motors, were loaded wrong-doing are adequate un­ aboard the Communist Ea«t Castro regime In February, German freighter Heinnch giving it an option to purchase der the law. The regulations also set up Heine earlier this week. They an additional. 1,000 vehicles, guidelines for setting up pro­ are the fl-« of 950 such vrhi- u * month. It was announced Ca,troitr» hrd ordered cedures if the union fail* to do* sold by twylsnd to the tj,a( Cs«*mites for more than ITS another 500 buses. follow through on its own by­ WASHINGTON (LTD — m*LUo°1 The British firm has taught The Interior Department may law a. The British government re- Cub#n technicitM to oper4te turn Ellis Island, atrway to fused to stop the aale. saying nB aU m ^ b u m . and America for more than 18 No Meeting that It was "a slmp.e rommermadf no ^ fact The Lake Mary Chamber of million immigrants arriving rial operatinn' that it hopes to do further busi­ in New York, into a national Comerc* will not meet to­ Authorities here say Britain ness with the Communists in night The regular meetings historical sanctuary sad pub­ Cuba. of the civic organisation have lic park. President Johnson made U.S. been disbanded for the sum­ The tentative plan for the disapproval of the bus deal Island, which has been dewed mer. The next scheduled clear to Prime Minister Sir sine* 1M4, was presented U .meeting will be on tk* first Alex Douglas-Home at their tii* Senate Wednesday. ^Thursday n^ght to meeting in Washington earlier this year. By United Press IsIrniaUoaal Tbe festive Fourth of July holiday weekend begins to­ night with a warning from the National Safety Council that as many as 550 Americans may die in accidents on the nation's streets and highways. July 1, m i . This is the aessog wbsa tourishlag goods. D o st get But because tbe holiday Admi««inn* "vaeatioa" Nromeu a house- Irtr-Ured. Take short rests falls on Saturday, thousands Lawrence Wejrers. Lessle hold word, when dreams and Dresa comfortably. of persons will be let off from ; discussion) turn into reteria- If you require medication. w°rk Friday and head for. Mae Seward, Rayella Spinelli, Maggie Goo,by, Rosa tiona and road maps. The tra­ kiks enough to sc* you tfc'ir favorite beach or fishing Lee Hughes, Nevada Pitts, ditional toss-up b e t w e e n Ftrough th* trip. And Just resort, Nita Ann Tabor, all of Banmountains and shore went h ease your pill box goes Reinforced sUte and local out with th* Model T. Modern Iverboard or gets lost, ask P°l*ee forces around the eoun- ford; Virginia Morris, Evans­ transportstion makes th e p^ur physician to make out try hoped to keep the traffic ville, Ind.; John Lowery, Gen­ era; Slack Stallings, Tanger­ world your oyster —or are ir.extrw prescription blank to death toll to a minimum, you alergie to shellfish! Still, keep in your wallsti The safety council estimat- ine. Births vaeatioa plana are formed s i, Moat people with chronic ed that between 450 and 550 Mr. and Mra. Carltcn Ta­ much by physical considers- ailments have learned to live persons would die in htgnway lions as b; financial oocs uuh them and know wbat accidents between « p.m. lo- bor of Sanford, a Baby Boy. DUeharges Certain locations or activj. they can and cannot do safe- r*l time today and midnight Elmer S m i t h . Johnny tie* at* out if. say. Junior hasjijr. In msny ways, they are Sunday. Even if traffic deaths hay f»ver. or Judy gets sea. better off than their appar- t i s he kept at the average Green, Georgia Robson, Flos­ sick t i e s In the bath tub. Va- netly healthy kinsman who for this time of year, the sie Webb. Gaetano Sanfilipration is no time to be Sick hasr.t had a physical examin- council said the holiday toll po. Dorothy Bergen. Eliza­ or to trmpt fate. ation in years and has no idea would be tbe second highest beth IVBose, Allyn Hausch, Because approximately one of hi* physical rapacity or ever. Ciitford Freeman, Martha A. out of every five household! limitations. Many of these Tbe current record for a Nichols and baby boy. Arrctl has a member wuh some people, accustomed to soft three-day Independence Day Fcw'.er and baby girl. Eliaaform «f cardiovascular ai)4 'tvtng during the year, plunge weekend is 4U deaths la 1N0 beth Stelle and baby boy. all meot — including high bktxj mto a frenzied vacation round • -------------------| of Sanford; Edward Michelpressure — SeminoSe-DeBary of ovwr-eaung tnd over-Fxer- i Concept of tha putom.-bik *«n. RrBary; William P. Heart Association offers aom( tioa that can lead to trouble • ai envisioned by Leonardo t.ak* Mary; Carolyn suggestions to help you mak( .tad. after all. vacations arc 4a Vinci mors than 450 years Lindsey and baby boy, Genevacation time safe and plea t e a r back from. ago. set for all members of thi. family. Union Leader First British Buses Ouster Rule Set En Route To Cuba Island May Become Park 550 Holiday Deaths Seen Tips To Heart Cases VAH-11 Relief Fund Library Sets Drive Is Cenduded Summer Hours For Safe Vacation Hospital To Pay $28,000 Legal Notice t i (># C V n U C -e n » ( l i B l . >>•1# Const). n , r l ( i . Is Cfcaaears. s i i M m t i l H (Nle *1 aklsh I* r ilt S T n i ' C R t L Tbe person with a c h rvc i ailment should visit hi* ph; asetan before a vacation. Te . the doctor about your vac; Iron plans, wber* yon taten I to i* . how yon intend to c4 there For example, if you'i d yin g: most commercial ai tines bev* pressurised ral ties, and can offer apecu diets or naygen if needed, bi it's k m to n i l * sure u a vane*. CUmate and altitude ai aavt.Mi* \xt* loan* a ^ c u . TtO.\ o r SUMIXxH.K COCITTT. • « if* tsia i tokiktitr. v* H s n n T n r c s m c l u *i at D i l n S i i u Ike attar* i l w l( •tft M i l l 4 t«(t is (sf««toe4 ( h it <-*n*i« M r i i m 4*1.4 U , r IS tSSL * » ( f t t.c c * l i O fflc lil n .«* r4 . K r k SIS st m u i l l i t ik « h i u i x i * «i, »f S i s l k i l i Cwwalr. rwwi4s. .ae.w iV.rlB a tk* (*t< U « l l | 4 , « r M4 r . « l r * N ' t l . (• -• lit l ^ t >S t l.» « » M ! i* t „ t tk ,M |> RV AN* Wt’HtilVIstox. m « t 4 i i i «• r u t tkir**( n w J iJ B*»k t. M l* t* ru t IT *f the PukUr f t ••*,!. k*l* <V**tf. to*«>4s #k4 )• » I l f k*r*k) r«,.H * 4 I* f • ) H f (••••, I* M il l » * im portant fac to rs ta • « > t s . t l tk * u l t t i t i w l f l a s k • t U h l C»SM kk 4 t* M i l l • ***r i k w ii t m i riktstttr* • llo t a e v . * k .< * s l i s t 4r*«* srr*«r m » , ss4 u m mt v*- t « f tk* tkfk 4* t f t A M W t t*4l. *«4 I* 4*ftk*ll tk «.**! rw .♦ r* i f iitM * , witi i t , i . W il l IIS W H l « « J . J W ITNESS 1ST "HAXD A X O A r r t C lA L tr.A L st tke Cussl? C k u n to w t. s*kt»r4. » ii C**stT. r u n s * , ikle Sstk I n f t j u s tf* i (IX A U u i k w li au*k*ttk. i t , <‘t*rk (V ir* u CWur* K) U t t U i T. Yik l.a A C Pkiutk H I i| t * I t l l X m i U K X *s4 I/ M IK y t tit r*u*r*t n*t>4.s* ,ih i4 . n - « l » •U l«U L 4 k t 4 . S K Dt l liOWKK UK RUSES Installation was conducted Monday nijrht for new of­ ficer* of Sanfoni Chapter 1404. Wooten of the Moose. In the photo. H ow ard Price, p a s t governor of Sanford Lodge 18S1. Loyal Order of who served as installing officer, presents gavel to Eieise Small, senior lessent: In bark, from left, are Elsie W. Lacey, recorder; Ida May N>obkwn. junior Rrnduate recen t; Betty Norwood, tr r a - u r r r ; l-rra Harris. L couxu T r u e , ju n io r ic * u -U * (L iu u L i 1*110101 E at icjhtiji irriig Hospital Notes Jimmy Barks To Be Delegate To Key Club Meet Jimmy Barks, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Barks of San­ ford will be among y.ooo Key Clubbers and their aduit ad­ visers who will attend tbe ’ let annual convention of Key Club International at Dallas, Texas, July 5 through H. Barks left Sanford Wednes­ day afternoon to represent tha local club. Key Club International is a service organitation for hifh school boys, sponsored by Kiwanis international, and main­ tains similar ideals and objec­ tives. There are more than &«.000 members in approximate­ ly 2600 clubs located in high schools throughout the United States and Canada. The big convention — which will headquarter at the StatlerHilton Hotel, will get under way Sunday night with a speech by Governor Coonslly, followed by the presentation r ( ' the Key Club International Theme and Objectives for 1984-65. A theme and related objectives arc developed each year to serve as a guideline for projects and activities of the International high school service organization through the coming school year. Monday morning, the delerates will gather for a hrunch highlighted by an address by Kiwanls President Charles A. Swain of Cape May, N. J. The Monday evening session will feature a speech hy Ed A Foreman, and the preventstion of three coHege scholar­ ships. Tuesday the conventioneers will have a business session •nd educational meetings, w-.th a sightseeing tour in the after­ noon. That evening finalists in the talent contest will compels for cash awards and "Ralph Edwards Talent Trophies " President Kenneth Cohen will deliver hi* farewell ad­ dress Wednesday afternoon at the final session of the con­ vention. He is a senior st Ewing Township High School, Trenton. N. J ., and has an outstanding record of service and leadership, coupled with high scholarship. Following his address, the newly elected of­ rf ficer will be inducted. HAV K FO R K V F .H Y t 4 O PEN SA T. JU LY 4th FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE: « 1m Handy Food Stores in nund. tke Association say High altitude*, with their ox; gen poor air. can make pc sons wuh w o w heart an respiratory ailments feel mil crable. Heat sad humid:: add to the work of th* he*< because tbe canbovascwti | system plays an ia p o n a a part a helping th* body •dyust u weather e ttra a if yon tmd y worseIf at high altitude o r in an t i r o iseiy hot and humid area, n a few day* in order to gr your body a chance to 01 1 to its I start I I '^ ttsn rtH •■MforD Pfljre 2 — July 2. 1964 OPEN 7:00 A. M. TIL 11:00 1*. M. J h /iif iw a jy OPEN 8:00 A. M. TIL 7:00 P. M. Tip Top Supermarkets OPEN 8:00 A- M- TIL 7:00 P. M. || current rote per annuo* Open your account here by July 10th* F IR ST FED ERA L > SAVINGS and Loan Assn. .112 W. 1st s t. Sanford Ph. 322-1242 / tl ImW7* fi �■•Lt S ales Tax Take Tops Estim ates By $1.5 Million State Starts Year RVAH-3 Gets New DeBary Bridge With Cash Balance Executive Officer 8 l|r Oanforft Brralft July 2, 19fi4 — I’nRC 3 I JACKIE ATCHISON LINDA NOTTINGHAM LOUISE CARTER STELLA PERKINS South Seminole Latest 'Miss Flame' Adult Classes To Have Program Entries Announced Being Organized For 1st Graders In Deltona llj- Jane C»»«rH*'rry 0) C. M. Harp, principal of South Seminole Elementary School in Cncselberry, has an­ nounced a four-week orienta­ tion program to run from July 20 through Aug. 13 for chil­ dren who will enter the firet grid* at South Seminole thti year. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn will b« the director. Object of the program ia to 9 give children who have not had the benefit of kindergar­ ten experience the opportun­ ity to find out what ie ex­ pected of them and a rhanre to adapt themirlvea to the classroom situation. Thoaa children who will be taking tha course ahould meet a t 8 a.m, on July 20 at the « achool. It la expected Hint tho children will later bo divided Into two groups meeting from either 8 until 10 a.m. or from 10:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. thereafter. There will be a fee uf |1 for the four wceka. Parunt-i may register their child by railing the school office. 9 Plans Listed For Deltona Celebration tly Mildred Ilsur) The Pioneer Club of Del­ tona has announced complet­ ed plans for its Fourth of July celebration which fa V scheduled to get underway at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with lunch served on the picnic grounds of the Community Center. The afternoon and evening will be filled with entertain­ ment to eutt participants of all agea with lire music and dancing a« one of the main « features. * An exhibition square dunce will be presented with the hope that resident! will de­ sire to sta rt their own square dance class. Door prlies, many of which are being donated by civic minded businessmen of sur­ rounding towns, w i l l be Swarded. Hjr Donna Estes Latest entries for the I98t "Miss Flume of Seminole County” beauty contest being sponsored this weekend by the Longwood Volunteer Fire De­ partment u» a feature attrac­ tion of the annual Fourth of July Fiesta were announced today by Carl Lommler, con­ test chairman. Named are Strllu Perkins and Lindn Nottingham, spon­ sored by the Longwood de­ partment; Jackie Atchison representing the North Orlan­ do department and I*ouise Carter for the Oviedo depart­ ment. Stella, daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. John Perkins of 2011 Park Avenue, I-ongwood, is 16 years old, f» feet, 4 inrhes tall and measures 33-22-33, Her hobbies are swimming, horse­ back riding and dnnririg, Linda, lb year old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Merrill Nott­ ingham of 7b7 Lormunn Cir­ cle N. Longwood, is 6 feet, 2 Inches tall, measures 34-2434 and likes horseback riding and swimming. Jackie la 18 years old and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 11. Atchison of 30 N. Cortex Avenue, North Or­ lando. Sho Is b feet, 2 Inches tall, measures 31-214-31 and likes tn sew, dance and swim. Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoyt of Oviedo, is 15 years old, is 5 feet, 2 inches tall and measures. 30-22 30. Her hobbies are horseback riiiing, dancing and swimming. Thu Field.*, which opens today at 8 p.m., is being held at Reiter Field west of Long­ wood on Knnlnndo Springs Drive (Sit 434). Judging of the "Miss Flame" contestants in bathing suits will lie held at 7 p.m. Friday and the fin­ als, with entries in formal evening gowns, are scheduled fur 4:30 p.m. Snturduy. Woman Finds Bed Occupied ALFEltTON, England (LTD— The town council de­ cided Wednesday night to board up windows on the girls' dressing n » m at the city swimming pool after learning that anyone standing on the high diving board could see straight through them. Councilor Kenneth Barnet said “if* perfectly true. I no­ ticed It myself when I was up there.'' "I shall Investigate,” courw cil surveyor Francis Walter said. LA SPEXIA, Italy <IIPI)— Mrs. Mnrgheritn Madineill, SO, returned lu her npurtmpnt Wednesday to find a com­ plete stranger lounging on her bed, "Excuse me, I must bo In tho wrung apartm ent' the ‘man said, and left through tho window. Mrs. Madineill told police she was so surprised she nev­ er even screamed. When tho stranger was gone, she culled police. A check of the house show­ ed 150,000 lire $250 and one of her husband'a suits miss­ ing. Mediators Try To Stop Strike WASHINGTON (UPI) — Federal mediators continued efforts today to prevent a possible mechanic's strike against American Airlines one minute nftrr midnight Friday. T h u Transport Workers Union has indirntud it may rail a walkout on July 4 if the cumpuny does not meet its request for increased wag­ es und other benefits. Dressing Room View Shut O ff The new slate quality la­ bel, Suoflsvur, informs the consumer he I* buying a qual­ ity product endorsed by the Florida I) pt. of Agriculture when he purchases Florida produce. lly 311Id red Haney Classes now me being or­ ganised in Deltiinn for an A d u l t Education Program which will be <11reeled by Zero! Mallard. A liquid embroidery class under direction of Mrs. A. Pennington of Daytons Bench will begin at 2 p.m. next Tues­ day and on Wednesday, a class in flower arranging will bo taught by Mrs. Evelyn West of ths Stetson Flower Shop. Meetings of ths choral group will la- continued each Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Mildred Clark, vocal Instruc­ tor from DeLnrid Junior High School, as director. A fishing class, the newest und perbnps must Interesting for men of the arcs, will meet at 7 p-m. Fridays at tho Community Center with Louis II. (Buddy) Nordmann as in­ structor. Dates and information for additional clnssrs being con­ sidered will be published at soon as available. LBJ Will Spend 4th In Capilol WASHINGTON (UP) President Johnson plans to spend tho Fourth of July weekend ill Washington. White House Press Secre­ tary George E. Reedy said Johnson "has no plans other than to stay here" during tha long holiday weekend. Knights To Hold Friday Fish Fry Council 6357 of the Knlghta of Columbus lias scheduled a fish fry Friday night at the councll'a club rooms on Oak Avenue. The affair will get under way a t 6:30 p.m. Thrrc also will be games and dancing and all mrinbera and thsir frienda are invited. Exiles To March On O AS Meeting MIAMI (UPI) — Plans for a Cuban exile inarch on Wash ington, when tha foreign min­ isters of the America repub­ lics convene there July 21 to ^ consider sanctions against the Fidel Castro regime, were an­ nounced here today. A Cuban exile committee waa formed Id promote the plan which envisages a "peace parade” by some 50.000 refugees from Miami, New York, Chicago and other U. S. cities plus Puerto Rico. A The purpose of the march la ■ front of the Organisation oi Am m u SUM* (OAOJ build­ ing in Washington would be U> The council of the OAS, spur the foreign ministers to meeting in Washington lost take ''some decisive action Friday, ordered a meeting of foreign ministers for July 31. against Castro, according to The vote was 17-0 with Mexi­ Luis Manuel Martincr, a com co abstsining. mittee member. They will decide — on the A caravan of buses and cars basis of Venezuela's chargee will be assembled to transport of aggTCiilon — what specific some exiles from here while sinctians to apply against the others will go by train ana Castro regime under the plane if the plana a r e realised, terms .o f the Rio treaty, a Marlinei added. The commit­ mutual defense pact among tee, headed by David Cabesas, Latin American nations sod hopes to rally 10,000 refugees the U. S. from Miami alone for the Martinez claimed that ‘'al­ parade. Cabesas is editor of most all exile groups in so exile paper called Libers- Miami are behind the plan. Tha newly-created Cuban rr-rlf J Cilr. J o s e p h W. Akins, veteran in the Heavy Attack aviation program, became Ex­ ecutive Officer of Reconnaitsnnro Attack Squldron Three on Tuesday, relieving Com­ mander Henry H. DeMcnt. Commander DeMcnt. execu­ tive officer of RVAH-3 since Dec. 9, 1983, retires with ov­ er 20 years Naval Service. The executive change took place during inspection cere­ monies of RVAH-3. Cdr. Akins entered the Na­ val Service in September 1915 as n proepective aviation Ca­ det, and attended Millignn College, Milligan, Tenn., as nn officer rnndidate until March 1915. He entered flight training in March 1915 unJ received ids wings of gold and commission on Oct. 18, 1948. Cdr. Akins reported to San­ ford in May 1981, becoming offlccr-in-chargo of VX-5 De­ tachment Alfa and was re­ sponsible for initiating tha ASA (formerly A3J) "Vigi­ lante" delivery development project. In March 1982 he was sent to the Naval Post Grad­ uate School, Monterey, Calif, for general line and barcal.surate studies, where he re­ ceived Ills bachelor of science degree. He Is married to the former Nancy Lee Peirce of Kings­ port, Tcnn. They have four children, Cdr. DeMcnt retires from his RVAII-3 post, following connection with .Sanford avia­ tion in one capacity or anoth­ er for seven and one half years. He served nn Flight Officer upon commission of VAH-3 in 1050, and was Inter assigned ns Operation's Officer. Cdr. DeMcnt reside* at 880 Mojave Trail, Maitland, with his wife, the former Hit Muo Moron, and three children. Club Plays 11 Tables CDR. J. W. AKINS 28 — DEBARY BRIDGE — Dellnry Duplicate Bridge Club played 11 tables nt Tuesdny afternoon's weekly meet­ ing in the Firemen's Recrea­ tion Hall. Miss Ethel John­ son directed. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. Corirme Lynch and Mrs. Arthur Wlllgoose; second, Mrs. Ruth Rlntt and Norman Meyer; third, Mr*. J. D. Cor­ dell and Mrs. Ida It. Wilson ami fourth, Mrs. R. F. Nlcholls and Sirs. Myron Acenrdi. EW. first, Mrs. Kdnn Reilly nml Arthur Wheatley; sec­ ond, Mrs. A. G. Besom and Mrs. Frank Holder; third, Mrs. Dorothy B. Chandler and Mrs. Donald Johnston and fourth, Harry M. Brown and William G. Luts. Series winners namrd for the month of June were, first, Mrs. David Ringer; second, Mrs. Edna Reilly; third, Mrs. Ruth Rlnlt; fourth, Airs. Wil­ liam Woodtoek; fifth, Mrs. Ida B. Wilson; alxth, Mrs. John Vnndcrschaaf and sev­ enth, Mrs. Elsa Unkles. Pigeon Flies Wrong Way CDR. H. F. DEMENT LERWICK, Shetland Island (UPI)—A homing pigeon re­ leased here recently (o fly to the south of England was found Wednesday In Haroldswick, Scotland. B r i t a i n ' s northernmost village. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - over thn same period Iasi Sales tax collections (or the year. past 12 months topped legis­ Tho five per cent wholesale lative anticipations by $1,3 sporting goods tax. recently million, state revenue Com upheld by l#on county circuit missloncr J. Ed Straughn re­ court and now headed for a supreme court lest, produc. ported today. This assured the stale of a oil $75.4t!8 in June. 13.7 per small cash balance as the new cent decline inder way. Total year opened Unlay, although collections for the fiscal year the exact amount won't be amounted to to $890,103 which expectations, known until all bills an- paid. was u n d e r The books will be kept open mostly because many outlets sovenal more days for out­ didn't collect the tax pending a final determination of IU standing bills. "Naturally, we are quite validity. pleased," Straughn said. Collections totaling exactly $230,091,733 for the fiscal year compared with the $228,500.000 which the legislature esti­ mated it would have to pro Available to you without a duoc in order to balance the doctor's prescription, o u r drug called ODRINEX. You state budget. must lose ugly fat or your The collected topped 1982 83 ■miry linrk. No strenuous by a wimpping $38.7 million, e> rclse. laxatives, mnssngn or 20.2 per cent. The 1983 legis­ or taking of so-called reduc­ lature increased the taxable ing candles, crnckers of nr chewing gum. OD­ Items and spread in order to eookles, RINEX is n tiny tablet unit Insure more revenue. easily swallowed. When you May business was s major take ODRINEX, you still en. factor in the bright financial Joy your meals, still ent tba picture, according to Straughn. foods you like, but you sim­ ply don’t hnvo tha urge for Collections based on May extra portions because OD­ business totaled $18,283,316, up RINEX depresses your ap­ 16.6 per cent or $2.6 million petite nml decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, because ss your own doctor will tell you, XVhen you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess (at and live longer. ODRINEX MIDDLESBROUGH, E n g - costa $3.00 and Is sold on land (UPI) — Bus driver Ro­ this GUARANTEE: It not for any reason just bert Hardcsstlc was fined $12 satisfied return the package to your Wednesday after passenger druggist and get your full Robert Carruthers, 84, com­ money hack. No questions plained Hardcaslle "nudged” asked, ODRINEX is soli tills guarantee by: Idin twice with his bus when with MrKeynotds Drug Htore — he went to complain about Sanford—Mill Orders Filled. the service. FA T O V E R W E IG H T Bus Driver Fines $42 Deltona Civic Group Postpones Organization lly Mildred Haney Peter Piaster of Deltona tun announced that all fur­ ther meetings to organise a rlvie association In Deltona will l*e postponed until fu r ther notice. At a meeting May 13 In the Community Center, Vlnster was appointed rhalrman of a group to select a committee to prepare a constitution and liy-lnws. Three meetings hnve been held since to study and make any changes in the con ititution recommended liy the {roup. At the last committed netting, It was agreed that a netting of all residents hn mid lu the near future, but Hasler now feels there aren't liough Interested residents o warrant a successful assn ■inlion luting organised s t the ime. However, he does wish s thank everyona who has piped him In any way with Hi efforts ao far, and ndillionai offers of assistance fr>m anyone with organising .hillty will be appreciated. If, nn vacation, yon find .ourself at a hisrh altitude or i an excessively hot and hutid climate, {rive your body r chance to adjust before you » r t your sight-seeing or rJier exertions, Semlnole-Defcry Heart Association lays. SAYINGS BRIGHT FUTURES For twenty- five yean, ths Florida Slots Book of Seniord hot ttrvtd foroilet in Control Florida. During tbit period, regular tavingt hobitt through ths friendly, court coot terviett at FSBhove built many bright (uturei. Begin your fomily't tavingt future today. Open a regular tavingt occount, or a lime certificate account - thtn odd to ii regularly. m e for top-quality Representstkm In Exile (RECE) organisation said it will encourage its sympathisers to support the idea but that the RECE itself is not participat­ ing in the march as a group JOHN HAMILTON A check of various other exile groups did not immed­ 1'inecrrat Rhnpplng Canter iately bear out the march I'h. 322-7981 committee's claim of wide­ spread support. Spokesmen for some organizations indi­ cated they might favor the parade but would not back tha Vs s ’n 4m |s s d hoods wM parade committee. Martinez said the marchers will be led by widows and or­ phans of Cubans killed by the NUMMMMMI Cootro regime, protection at low cost ALLSTATE NSURANCE FLORIDA STATE BA N K MEMBER F.D1C. ____________ ______ SANFORD �f ®W 0 n T o r9 V rn T I Pair* 4 — July 2, 1364 About Sports Navy Blanks Hunt To Even Little League City Series Thinking Rufus Hits And Out Loud Hurls Sailors By Jalisa BUMtTOM Seminole Swim Team Wins 19 Meet Awards INSIDE TRACK IN POPULARITY TodToOWin If It weren't for the fact th»t tbe major kaguea mu*l waR Tbe Navy nine, LltUe Amer­ By Ms B. Wilson until a boy or In* class gra­ ican League champions, re­ duate* from high school, in Tha Ssmlnola Swim Asso­ aU probability Um kou U of bounded Wednesday night in ciation returned from a three a very major baaeball team in the second game of its best day meet in Daytona four tro­ the business would be after two-out-of-Uirre-ga me series phies and fifteen ribbon* rich­ with the tltieholders of the Skip Senkarik. er. He’* the Moaatiooal young- Little National loop to white­ Eight-year-old Tommy ater who hurled and batted wash t h e Uncoln-Mercury Hunter is the proud possess­ tha Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Comets of Hunt's, 4 to 0. or of a beautiful gold trophy Comet* to the Little National The City Recreation Depart­ signifying a first placa in the League title in the City lie- ment's Lillie League city ser­ breaststroke. creation Department'* base­ ies is now knotted at oneBob McIntosh earned a tro­ ball program. He threw two game apiece since the Autophy for coming In second in no-hitter* during the season hi men shutout the Sailors 2 to the age 8 and under free­ winning 10 games. 0 in tiie first of tbe two con­ style event with Walt Morgan And then Tuesday night. tests. grabbing the third piece tro­ In the first game of the city The "decider" wilt he phy in the same event. •rrJe* with the Nary'* Sill- played tonight at Fort Mel­ Barbara Bolt (her team­ •re, winner* of the Utile lon Park. Game time la mates call her "Lightning” ) American loop UU*. Sea- scheduled for 1:14. received a trophy for third fcarik comes np with Ms top In last night's all important place in the age 16-17 girls’ performance of the year—a affair—It was a mutt win for Imtterfly. Kathy Reagan won perfect game. the Navy—Andy Rufus walk­ ribbons in the individual med­ The youngster I* aleo a ten- ed off with the most vtiuable ley, butterfly and freeetyla nation* I basketball player. He player honors. and Walt Morgan won two participated in the Biddy Bas­ Rufus took the mound and ribbons — one in the individ­ ketball League during the win­ was In complete c h a r g e ual medley and tha other in te r end aet all kinds of scor­ throughout the tilt. After the butterfly. ing records. In fact his scor­ yielding a double to tha ComCherie Roacmond was a* ing was so outstanding be et'a lead-off hitter, Skipper warded three ribbons in the rated national mention in Senkarik, Rufus rifled tlx in­ age 8 and under girls' back, Sports Illustrated, nings of hitlers baseball. breast and freestyle; the Wonder what he'll do when Over tbe span he permitted Epps boys — Kevin and Den­ he's old enough to play footonly four base runners. One nis — won fourth and sixth baUT got there on a hit, another on • • e place ribbons in tha breast­ stroke and freestyle, respec­ Tbe wire services, parti­ an error, and Rufus handed tively and Steven Baker, a cularly United Preae Interna­ out two free tickets himself. sixth In the breaetstroke. tional, feel that tha prospect! He whiffed 13, however. Michael Smith won a rib­ tor congressional passage of Tiie records Indicate it was bon for placing fifth in tha legislation creating a federal tbe first time a Little Amer­ freestyle; Sandy Richards c u r to oversee professional ican League twirler bad fired • shutout this season. "I'm placed sixth in the ag* 16 to boxing seem quite remote. 17 girls' breaststroke; a n d Tbe legislation, along with real happy," Rufus comment­ Barbara Belt won a fourth ■ h a deolgwed to place all ed when the encounter was pro team sport* on an equal over. He said be figured this record for 10— -more strike Willie Mays' 23nl home run in place ribbon in th* back­ By George C. Laagferi hails in exempting certain was bla beat gams by far this the first and back-to-back dou­ stroke. Lent but not least, outs in a game tn 56. UPI Sparta W ritof their player acUvtiiee season and was glad it came bles by Del Crandall and Jove Bob Hedrick placed sixth in Koufax (11-4) allowed only Grandpa can atop turning from federal anti trust laws, during the playoffs. Pagan in (ho second inning. the 1500 wd. freestyle for Not only did the youngster back the clock to the good old five hits in dropping Uw Phil­ was approved Tuesday by Bob Voale (7-G) waa the loser, boys age 15 to 17. . . that’s lies H i games behind the the S m ile 's anti trust sub­ shine brightly on tiie hill, he days of Hubbell and Dean and league-leading G l a n t a . It The Dodgers spotted the 60 laps of Daytona's 26 yard did his share and more in pro­ Newhouser and Keller because committee. marked hla eighth consecutive Philli— a 2-0 trad on John pool. Both measures were cleared ducing the four Navy runs. He Juan Marichal and Sandy Kou- victory agahut the Phillies Callison'a 11th Isomer with The next meet the local tn a closed-door Msaion of the clouted a homer—a long drive tax may be alaglng the best dating back to tout. Cookie Rojas on base in the team will enter will be held panel, headed by Senator over tiie center field wall. two-man pitching duel yet. fourth, then rallied for a sin­ in Eustia July 11. Until then, Marichal (11-3) waa touched M arkhal, and Koufax, both Philip Hard (D-MIch.) and Navy scored what proved to for eight hits and hid base gle run in the fifth and two in they are practicing two hour* were sent to the Senate Judi­ be the winning runs In tha 23-game winners last —aeon, runners on In all but two inn- tiie fifth and two in the sixth. dally under tha direction of opening atin ia when Walt became the Drat two major ciary Committee. Ron Fairly singled home Conch Emma Spenctr a t tha However, you can get odd* Jordan singled In Ray ltli- league pitcher* to achieve 11 liowever. be aurvivrd with what proved to be the winn­ Municipal PooL victorias this ye— when they (hat it'll remain there at least wood with tbs first tally and dutch pitching and the aid of ing run off lover Dennis Ben­ for the remainder of this sess­ scored himself momenta later recorded triumphs Wednesday. nett (8-3). Koufax, the 2t-yesr-old Dod­ on an Infield alngla by Scott ion. The Cardinals crushed the There's much which can Harris. Jordan and Rufus ger dandy, was suffering from Brat— 6-1, the Reds edged the a stiff neck and a aore elbow he said for and against the each had two hits and Harris Cubs 6-5 In 10 Innings and the anti-trust measure. But as had a lone aafety to account Wednesday night and rated — Met* oulslugged tbe Colt* 8-6 doubtful itart— against the for boxing needing a rta r, for tha Tara' five binglea. in other National League re Philli— until he warmed up well — there's no question Tonight tiie Navy ia expect­ suits. before tbe game. But the s tu ­ •bent that. ed to go with either Jordan dy lefthander knew Marichal Boxing must eltlier hive a or H arrli on the mound while exar, with powers as broad— the Comets will probably already had carded hi* Uth victory in a 2-1 afternoon dc if not more so—than those of counter with their ace, Sen­ THie CIBCUIT r o t StT, The Loungers won a three- 1* cbluet for tha Giants over the SIXTH Jt III! I t t , ( IHI I IT the baseball commissioner, or karik, who won tha opener for point decision from the Ite- ns* s-L U H iiii ix a x is s u h boxing likely will be abolished tha automen by pitching a Pirate*. sK W ixm .s: ro tJ X T r. So Koufax, not to be out diners to grab tha mimler riiaN rr.M V x u . m a s in ao many slate* the sport perfect, no-hit, no-run contest. f X I H A done, took to the mound de one spot in the Wilson -Mulx o t h i : us- s i r r wilt vanish from the Ameri­ Last night's contest attract­ •pita hi* ach— and hurled his er Women's Scratch League t h si « t » t i : o r r i.o R iiiA t o i can scene. W illiam Z iU rk fit* aad ed ao estimated crowd of 230 seventh straight victory— 3-2 a t Jet Lanaa. • • • Jnarptilha C. Ilk k oltS persons and another capacity over Phils—and struck out 10 Isabel Goshorn shot the l in t Tairkwond t>rlv* Remember the old express­ audience ia anticipated for toBluff Park men, extending ids all-time high series for tha Loungers Birmingham, Alabama ion about the town with three night'a affair. with 176/460. Ton, snd aach of you. are baseball teams — one coming, Tiie score by Innings: n»llf1ad (hat suit has Claudette Behrens w i t h haraby one playing and one going? b»«n fllnd axaloat you In th* Hunt (LN) 000 000-0 1 I 170/163 and Dot Johnson with c ir cu it Court of 8«mtnol« Within (he last couple of Navy (I-A) 100 1l a - 4 * 1 178/471! for the iteclincrs County. Florid*, in Chancery, weeks our old friend Calvin WP—Rufus, LP—Hitchcock; an AbbrsrlatsJ lltl* of which were not quite enough to off­ la FI HUT FEDERAL tlAVISOS Griffith has been wlmellng Hit—Rufus (Navy) fifth set the better balanced bowl- AND LOAN AkSOTlATtOS OF and dealing for pitchers who PEMIKOLE COUNTY. * corpor­ Ing of the Loungers, The Red ation. Plaintiff, v*. WILLIAM will make his slugger* worth Post* dropped three points to K RICKETTS and w!f». JOSE while. the Commodes but were able PIIINE C. RICKETTS am He has rn ftn rertd 14 play* BKUINOLE MEMORIAL Hint to hang on to the second *|«it PITA I, liafandanta. tha na­ «r changes hut his powerture of aald aull twins a auU In tha league standings. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) laden Twins still are no bet­ fur'ctuaa that cartsln mort­ Defending champion Arnold For the lied Posts it was to a l s * iUl*d May IS. ISIS, and of] ter than fourth place tn the record tn O fficial RSSord Palmer started his queit of Verna Bolton setting tiie pace American League. IPs all R-.ok Its, P a ss II. IMblla H* the second annual $123,000 with 170/161 and for the cord* because they can't get the of 8*m lnolo County Whltemsrsh Open title today Commodes it was Shirley Florida, •ncum barlne th* fot pitching they need to ho towing d**crlb*d real property with 146 other contestants Martin "bombing" a 173/180. commensurate with the hit­ ll: DUNEDIN (UPI) — The over the 0,007-yard, par 72 Hsian Altman had her big to-wTh* ting. W*at III fret nf Lot fall augment of tha 1064 Pro­ « of EVANS aUHPIViaiON ball churning up the pins as Calvin does see, apparent fessional Golfer Association White marsh Valley Country according to plat tharoof sha rolled 180/187 to lead the ly, a ray of hope. He bought tour will offer 1106,777 in prise Club layout. rerordtd In P lat Book 1 Easy Chairs to a four point Desplta a long dry spell, the P»CS IT, o f tb s public re­ relief hurler Johnny Klipp- money. cord* of flamlnol* County course ia a good-looking sweep of the Rockers. Bar­ •teln from the Phillies last Florid*. The pro golf schedule begins Sunday and just before that he with the Dallas Open Invita­ green spot In Um suburban bara Ruhrcr hit for 105/118 snd you ar* harsby required to ftl* your anaw-rr In aal.l for Mis Rockers. In the finsl obtained veteran Al Worth­ tional on Sept. 4, and run* to countryside because of daUy aigt with th* und*r*lsn*>1 match of the afternoon tiie watering for tba past I ing loo. Clsrk of aald Court and to a*rv» the Haig and Haig Scotch a cupy lh*r*uf upon th* P lain­ Setts— put the skids to tha weeks In preparation for tba A1 came through with three mixed foursome Invitational on tif f * attorney, whoa* nsm* and Seclonala with a four-gams addr*** and a third frames of one-hit Dec. 10, the PGA announc­ tournament appear b«low, on 04 In Wednesday*' pro • am win as Kathy Grey rolled before th* ISth day o f August relief work to provide the ed Wednesday. tS*4, end In default thareol Twins with a aave. The Twin* Pro golfers will compete for tournament, the team ol 177/161 and Elaln* Kostival Deere* Pro Confoaao w ill home run production la near >320,000 In thr eight official Jacky Cuplt and three local chimed in with a 168/162. • nlrrtd agalnat you. WlTNEhtt my hand sad o f­ Helen Altman and Isabel lug the 120-mark in about 73 tourney*, while >89,777 in prize amateurs won with a team ficial real at th* County Court, games. If (hey can get pitch­ money will be at stake in tha ■core of 56. Julius Boros. 1963 Goshorn rolled tha only "tur houa*. Sanford. 8*m lnol( Cotta ing there's tto telling what unofficial event*. U, 8. Open champion, shot tba keys" while n number of girls ty. Florida, th is Hits day o Jun* t i l l . might happen. If they don't Four of Um official tourna­ low pro round of 66 followed cams through In the split de (HEAL) get eome burling—the hand ment* have upped tbelr pure— by 66's fired by Don Fairfield, pertinent, namely: Shirley Arthur H. B sekw ith, Jr. Clark of d r e u lt Court writing is on the wall. from last season. U m Port­ Dava Marr, Jack Nlckltus Slglln and Varna Bolton who By: Martha T. Vlhlao. DC converted the 3-10, Barbara Phillip land Open Invitational, which and Palmer. II. t* e* B and Log*a will off— >10,009 next ye—, Palmer, hard-hitting native Robrer who mad* the 1-3-7, Slilntiutrer Attorney* at Law Claudette Behrens the 6-0, F irst P«d»ral and the Fresno Open Invita­ of Latrobe, Pa., won top m Building tional, with a total p u n a of •y of 936,000 Uat ye— with n Carolyn Salt— tha 2-7 and Sanford. Florida Attorn*/ for P lain tiff the 6-7*10 and Helen Altman >33.000, have both Increased 72-hole total of tot. pulillah July 1. I. Id. II. 1IM with the 2-10. AINTREE, Eng. (UP!) - their purs— by 110.000. CDB-9 The Grand National Steeple* Tbe Great— B uttle Op— In­ chaaa, tbe world's beet-known vitational raised Ms purse cross-country boras race, will from «3S,000 to HO.OM, while no rm o v a u u 18 hereby girem that be co o t-tad a t tha Atou­ tha Cajun Classic added >2,300 KOTICl I am *ng*g*4 la buslnsse at rnee course lor the last time to make Ms total >20,000. U m 1*01 Wrench A**.. SsmlasU Twilight Green Fee R ates riorlda, under tbs flonext year. llaig and Haig Scotch mixed County, tltloua boss* of Harrison's OarAintroe, long the heme o four-some invitational will of­ •is , aad that t latsnd ta 9J50 the 123-year-old race, will be fer e 130,000 puree, an to­ register said mama with tba Clsrk of the Ctroutt Court, tons down, according to Una ol 910,000. A fter 4 P. M. gsmlnel* C o u n ty , Florida, ta Mirabel Tapham, chairman of aooordaaoa with lb* prevlal*** WEEKDAYS ONLY Topham'* lim ited, owner* of " Fuller** earth " la a kind of ef lb* F i s t I I I # me Haws Statu Isa. to-wit: laetl— MMI the track. impure d a y which contain* ao Florida Statute* HIT. Effective July 1st, 1964 ■tgl Willard Harries* much (too sand and limy m a­ Publish June 11, II. X* A July Until Further Nolle* , Mammoth Cava'e Echo Riv* terial that it cannot be molded t. First lift. CDA-dl lb ia *60 f—I underground. like moot clay. Markhal And Koufax Continue Torrid Two-Man Pitching Duel Loungers Take First Spot In Furniture Loop Legal Notice Brandt Is Playing A s If He Plans To Stay In Baltimore By George C. Langford UPI Sport* Writer Jack "Jackie's a kid's name" Brandt thought the Baltimore Oriole* would trade him in on a hard-hitting, ires acentric cenlerfielder 1 a a t winter. "They didn't get rid of me." Brandt said with clownish surprise. "I’m glad because American League W L P e t GB 17 26 .611 Baltimore New York 12 23 .592 4 11 29 .586 H i Chicago 40 35 .533 8 Minnesota 36 39 .180 12 Boston 33 38 .165 n Cleveland 33 38 .165 13 Detroit Los Angeles 33 12 .155 11 Kansas City 30 45 .460 18 Washington 31 17 .3P7 18 Wednesday’s Results Kansas City 5 New York 1 Chicago 8 Washington 7, 1st Chicago 2 Washington 1, 2nd Baltimore 1 Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 11 Boston 3 Friday's Game* Cleveland at Chicago, night Washington at Detroit, 2. twinight Kansas City at Baltimore, night Minnesota at New York, night Los Angeles at Boston, night Pee Wee League Results Wednesday Chiefs 8 Yanks 6 Cubs 11 Rebels 13 my kids are juat starting to talk like Baltimoreans. They slur their words Just tbe way the people do who th e here and it would be a aha me to have to mdve." Brandt's behavior may be a bit unusual, but there ia noth­ ing strange about the way he's delivering crucial hits for the surging Orioles. The 30year-old lea doff man is cur­ rently on a 12-game hitting streak and hc'a playing as if he wants his three children to grow up with a Baltimore slur. Brandt stepped to the plate with the Orlotei trailing the International League Angela 2-1 in the eighth innine Wednesday night and drilled a two-run single, then • raced home on an error after an infield hit by Luis Aparicio to give Baltimore a 1-2 vic­ tory. Dave McNally (6-5) yielded seven hits in gaining tiie vic­ tory which pushed Baltimore four games ahead of the Yan­ kees, who dropped an 11-innlng, 3-1 decision to the Alhle- > tics. Loser Dean Chance (5-5) was the victim of tiie eighth inning uprising. The Minnesota Twins bom­ barded the Red Sox 11-3, the White Sox swept a pair from Washington 8-7 snd 2-1, and Detroit tripped Cleveland 3-1 in other American League ac­ tion. Seminole Senior League Wednesday's Results Toronto 2 Syracuse 0, 1st Toronto 8 Syracuse 1, 2d, 7 ins Results Wednesday Night Buffalo 11, Rochester 7 Richmond 6, Atlanta 1 Longwood at North Orlando, Jacksonville 9. Columbus 6 ppd., rain Altamonte at Bear Lake, ppd., •) rain Games Tonight Altamonte a t Bear Lake, 0 Wednesday's Result* p.m. Charlotte 10, Chattanooga 0 N. Orlando at Sunland, • p.mColumbus 6, Asheville 6 Lynchburg 12, Knoxville 0 The 22nd amendment to Mneon a t Birmingham, post­ the U. S. Constitution limit* tiie presidency to two terms. poned, rain Southern League SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS s t a n d in g s Chiefs ........................... 5 Panthers ........................ 1 Tigers ............................. 2 Yanks 2 Cubs .............................. 1 Rebels ......... t Next gam— July 4 0 1 3 3 1 1 FA R R ELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 4:15 P. M. 316 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVB TOP VALUE STAMPS TWIN S E R V IC E CAR S P E C IA L ' FREE i/n SAFETY CHECK A STICKER Arnold Begins Quest Oi 2nd Fall PGA Tour Whilemarsh To Feature 8 Tournaments Grand Notional To Move Site Legal Notice M A Y F A IR I MW! COUNTRY C LU B G et both motor tune-up 6 sp e cial and brakes A N D front end special for this ONE P R IC E ! u M< ) ‘, 1 ( Aiv i W1 I » IL A G O O D /Y E A R SERVICE STORE OPEN FKI. NITES TIL 9:00 122-2821 J �H , ffljr #nnfnrB Brnlfi Wuly 2, 1964 — Page J Sports Local Post 19 Scores 5 To 1 Victory Over Orlando Between Sires And Smith Us Fans Limit Post 242 By MURRAY OLDEBMAN Sport* Editor N ew spaper E n trrp H w A ssn. To Two Safeties Rick Sires and D o n n i e DAYTONA BEACH Fla — Smith teamed up on the (NEA)—Trying to outrun the rcveiK.oeri u?ed to be a way mound Wednesday night at of life down South. Now it Sanford's Memorial Stadium hm passed Into the lore of lo throw n two-hitter and en­ sports. able their mates, Sanford's The boys got so good ca­ Post 10 American Legion Ju­ reening around those moun­ tain ruts that people turned nior baseball nine to register a 6 to 1 victory over Orlnnout for the fun. "That's where all the good d i's Post 242. atock car drivers are aupposAbout 90 fans were on hand ed to come from,” laughs A. J. for the first portion of the Foyt, a rather sober young tilt but when the l.ittle I.eman,"—running those whisky gue series game between the ■tills.” Hunt Comets and the Sailors Foyt bridges a curious of Navy ended at Fort Melon world of racing, lie is a bril­ Park the crowd swelled to far liant pilot of "championship" more than 200. c a r s , the huilt-for-racing The win gave the locals a breed that you see at Indian­ record of nine victories again, apolis, where he won the st four defeats thus fur this ”500” this last Memorial Day. season and placed them one He got atarted as a hot-rod game behind the district lead­ jockey with atock cars, and ers, Orlando's Post 19, in the he still goes back to them, district standings. like for the "Firecracker 400” Sanford will have an Hpporat D a y t o n a International tunity Friday night to move Speedway July 4. into a tic for first plnrc when On the other hand, you they go to Orlando for n tilt have men like Ilichard Petty, with Tost 19 at Oak Ridge who tops the money rolls for High's field. The game will NASCAR races this year, and start at 7:30 p.m. Fred Lorensen, who won Last night Sirea gave up $113,700 last year (which has Orlando'a two hits and the got to beat running rum). one run Pest 242 scored. That They stick solely to the run came in the opening frame atocks. when the third man to go to "If you're a true and good the plate, Hill Hill, smashed race driver,” aaya Foyt, "you one of Sires' offerings com­ can adupt yourself to any pletely out of the park. kind of car.” Indicating that Sanford rebounded in their Petty and Lorensen would half of the second and put to­ feel right at home In the gether a pair of hits and n championship species, If they free pass to tally twice. In­ had the whim—or could af­ surance runs were added in ford to gamhla on the whim. the third imd fifth. In the Yet there la a distinct and third a walk and a pair of challenging difference In the Orlando niiscues produced a two bramli of racing. ‘‘In a lone marker and a walk, two closed car, you don't realise hits and an error accounted you're running quite aa fast," for the local's final run in points out Foyt, “ And with the fifth. the speeds up, it has become Sires whiffed 10, permitted a lot more dangerous when two hits, walked five and lilt you're drafting and racing one butter during his stint. each other.” He was relieved by Smith in "Drafting” is the vacuum the sixth who hurled two in­ created by proximity to an nings of hitiesn ball. He fan­ other car, like a little sporta ned three and walked one. car being shoved around when The Score by innings: it passes a truck on a high Orlando (242) 100 000 0—123 way. Sanford (10) 021 020 x—6s0 " I t can pick you up am! Frazier, J. Coleman (0) and turn you around,” says Foyt, M. Coleman; Sires, Smith (0) “ A lot of guya go Into aplna and Higgins. Without realising what raused It. In the open cockpit ear* though, the risk Isn’t quite as bad because you’re not break­ ing aa much wind with their W 1, Pci. Git better wind styling. San Fran. 46 28 .622 "Personally, 1 enjoy the Philadelphia 43 28 .600 championahlp ears because Pittsburgh 38 33 .535 6'a you can maneuver them bet­ Cincinnati 39 34 .534 6l» ter and outrun the other guy. Chicago 35 35 .5011 9 The stock cars carry two and St. Louis 37 38 .493 9Vi a half tlmea as much weight Milwaukee 36 38 .466 10 and have 427 cubic Inehea Los Angeles 35 38 .479 lOVs against 255. One of ’em is like Houston 35 41 .461 12 a bus agslnst an Itty bitty New York 23 54 .299 24’i •ports car.” Wednesday'* Result* Foyt also measures the dif­ San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 ference in hard work. At In* St. Louts 6 Milwaukee 1 dlanapolla, ha saya, he never Cincinnati 6 Chicago 5 geti tired. But winning New York 8 Houston 6 100-mile teat at Langhorn# Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2 (aa he did) "beata you ao Friday’s Games bad, you can’t hardly breathe." Chicago at Milwaukee, night The one area of relaxation is New York at Los Angeles, a road ntca, like Sebring. night “ I’ve never gotten tired yet St. Louis a t Cincinnati, night on a road course," he says. Pittsburgh at Houston, night “ For one thing, you know Philadelphia at San Francisco, you’re not going to hit a wall. night They can Joka about Indianapolta being one big left-hand turn, but that left-hand turn Is more critical than any road course. Seven-hundredths of St. Richards Council of San­ a second can beat you on an oval. It has me. On a mad ford heeled the Central Florcourse they’ll finish 10 sec­ Ida Knighta of Columbus Traveling Bowling League at onds apart." There la more protection in Jet Lanes recently and Team ^ atock car than a champion­ No. 1 from Sanford won three ship rlaia speed wagon be­ out of a possible four points to clinch the loop's top spot. cause of tha roof and the mil Team No. 2 from Sanford b a n all around the driver. took all four points from Its But Foyt la reluctant lo ad opponcts and now share se­ mil one Is more dangerous cond place with New Smyrna than the other. Easier hand­ Beach. ling compensates for less Seven Councils In central chassis. Florida are represented in the The stock c a n are just like circuit. the family gaa buggy except for special wheels and front ends Installed as a safety fac­ P lC T tT lop a s t a r . tor (Lorenren says, “ It'll take Ifl h*r«by given that 176 to 177 miles an hour to NOTICE t am engaged In buatnen* at HI sit on the pole in the Fire­ t tins SI Xisiiland. Htmlnni* County, Florida, under th* flccracker ’400’."), m in u s nsm s or Colonial Manor For Foyt, i t'i just Ilka Auto Halts, and that l Intend driving to work In the morn- (o r**Ut*r aatd name with lha Clark of tha Circuit Court. Ing. And without a revenooer •tm ln n U County, Florida, In arrordanno with tha provltlnm tailing him. tha F ictitiou s Nam* HistThe (ireat Lakes were of utas. lo -w it: Hsotloh SIS.US National League Sanford Team In 1st Place Legal Notice formad by rladal scour dur­ ing the last lee Age, accord* .Britannlca. Three Teams Tie For Loop Lead In Motor Loop PAUL GOLDSMITH. favored to win the sixth running of the Firceratker -100 nt Daytona Bench Saturday, completes arrangements with Sunny Hayes to carry Ron-Sim Chryslcr-Plymouth's colors during the July Fourth feature a t the Speedway. Goldsmith will drive a '61 Plymouth, (Herald Photo) fllARt-OTTE, X.C. (UPI) | llorlors reported his condl -F ireb all Roberts died this was srvcrely complicated by pneumonia and a blood inmorning. Death came to one fretinr. common among burn of the most successful and colortul stock car rariog victims. Roberts’ parents, Mr. and drivers alter he fnughl val­ iantly against burns he stif. Mrs. Edward Glenn Roberts frrrd over a month ago. lie Sr., and his brother, Tommy, was .13 years old. Strangely, 24, were near his side. His Roberts gained his nick­ daughter, I’am, 13, also was name for his pitching in nearby. high school baseball and not Roberts, who sustained his for Ihr way he drose in burns in a Ihrce-car smashup stock car races. here during the World 600 • • • May 21, had been improving CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) — (ilrnn (Fireball) Roberts hovered near death in a hos­ pital today but doctors reportST. PETERSBURG (UPI)— he was "holding Ills own." However, Roberts remained Colombian and Florida swim­ in a coma and his condition mers wound up a record shat­ was still "grave"—extremely tering three-day meet here critical. The veteran, 33>car-old last night with another stand­ driver from Daytona lleaeh, out performance from Latin who is suffering from burns speedster Julio Arango. The 13-yenr-ohl Arango only over 70 per cent of his body, lapsed In a deep coma Wed­ entered three events, but he nesday shortly after under­ broke Colombian national rec­ going a tracheotomy lo aid Ills ords in alt three. He finished his dazzling per­ breathing. steadily until this week when hr look a turn tor ine worse Monday. It was then when he was stricken with the hlood Infection and pneumonia. He slipped from salisfartnry (o fair condition and Wednesday morning doctors ordered l h a tracheotomy, which consists of Inserting a tube in the windpipe to make breathing easier. But his condition worsened steadily aflrr the operation and he was at the brink Of death. The plsyoff for Ihr cham­ pionship of the City Recrea­ tion Department's J u n i o r Roys Lesgue resumes tonight at Sanford's Memorial Sta­ dium. The Elks, winners of tha league’! first half, and tha Shriners, second half titleholders, will clash in the seeond eonlest of Hie best twooutofthree-gsm e scries st 7;30 p.m. It will be a must affair for (he Elks since the Shriners grabbed the first encounter by a score of 6 to 4. Steve Leach is expected to toe the rubber for the Shrin­ formance by churning the 100- ers tonight while the Elks meter freestyle in one minute, plan to give the hurling as­ nine-tenths seconds. Colom­ signment to Gary Maples. bian swimmers broke two other national records In the 100-mctcr freestyle. Nelly Synt swam the 100CHICAGO (UPI) - Offens­ meters in one minute, three- ive linemen Herman Lee, a tenths seconds and Patricia tackle, and Jim Cadile, a Ulano swam the event in 1.11. guard, have signed Unlr 1964 Fourteen records were brok­ contracts with Lha ChJce^ en during last night's compe­ Bears of the National Football tition. The Colombians won League. Swimmers Wind Up Record Meet Bears Ink Two ! Goldsmith Testing New Driving Suit IIAYTONA REACH (UPI) — Paul Goldamlih holder of Ihr official track lap rrrord at Daytona In­ ternational Speedway with ■ 173.639 'I I’ll mark, made a practice run tVrdncwlay at 17.1.113 in his '61 Ply­ mouth. * • • "Drive according to road con­ ditions and always utilize scat bells.'* He added that a slogan found in all Florida Highway Patrol cars Is an exception­ ally good one. It reads: "Don’t be found dead sitting on your seat belt." Silver Spurs Rodeo To Mark Anniversary Ity Blit Vincent Jr. A 38-year-old NASCAll rar­ ing champion, Paul Gold­ smith, was In Sanford yester­ day lo complete arrange­ m en t wilh Sunny Hayes, new owner and operator of RonS u n Chryslcr-Plymouth, to KISSIMMEE— The Silver carry the firm's colors dur­ Spurs Rodeo, oldest and larg­ ing Saturday's nmning of the sixth annual Firecracker 400 est in Florida will celebrate Its at the Daytona Beach Inter­ 201h anniversary with per­ national Speedway. formances Friday, Saturday Goldsmith, a veteran stork and Sunday in its arena in car racing pitot since 1947, Is Kissimmee. Ihe man picked by most rac­ Included in the Kissimmee ing experts and writers to weekend festivities will bo Ihr capture ihr July Fourth event Florida Quarter Horse Asston Ihe speedway's 2.5 mile cialion Jamboree. aval. The rodeo, held semi-arToday at Daytona Beach nually, altrarts cowboys Iron Goldsmith, mindful of Ihe rr- across the United States ti rrnt accident which nearly compete in the bronco and !>ul look the life of Glen (Fire- riding, calf roping and steel hall) Roberts at Charlotte a wrestling. This summer's ro couple of weeks past, tested deo will again feature the a new cx|>rrimrntal racing famous Silver Spurs Quadrille suit designed to cool a driv­ —square dancing on hors* er's liody during a race and back. The Silver Spurs Rodeo is also prevent seriuus injuries Rodeo Cowboys Association sometimes caused by fire as (RCA) approved event. the result of an accident. Performances will tie held Today's test will determine whether or not Goldsmith will at 8 p. in. Friday and at 2:30 wear the newly designed suit p. m. Saturday and Sunday. during Saturday's race. Goldsmith, who is driving a 'G4 Plymouth which was read­ r i l l C U T c o t IIT OF ied hy a factory team of ex­ tIVh eTIIH v iv r it j it iu t a i. c m . perts here at Ron-Sun'a, thus Cl IT. IV AVI) KOH SKMIVOLB , K l.n t llllt . far has attained qualifying tTIlVTV IV CIIAVCKIIV Vll. H i l l speeds up lo 176-plus miles JO ANN AKEHS, P lain tiff. per hour. He won the last Firccrarkcr IiOPCLAB McAItTIIUIt *K to be run on Hie beach-road EHH. Defendant. course at Daytona in 1958, VOTICIO OK *1 IT T O i D O U C U A H McAItTHUn driving a '58 Pontiac. AKEH? When not driving, Gold­ r /o Daisy Ak*rs smith is engaged in managing Routs 1 llu ln , Alabama his business of rebuilding air­ TOE ARE 1IKHBHT NOTI­ craft engines at Griffith, Ind. FIED that a Complaint for He (old reporters yesterday nivoro* and other r elltf has flt*d against you In th* that be enjoys racing stock h**n ahoy* atylad Q>urt and you cars and that "It's a pleasure ara haraby ra<]Ulr*d to aarva oopy of your Anawar or to me.” He also said that be aoth*r dafrnara to tha Com­ put more miles on cars during plaint upon thr P la in tiffs Attest runs at Sebring than the tnrnry. E. JACKSON UAAftZE Altornay at la w , 11(1 North drivers who actually race the Oranga Avanua. Hultn II, Or­ lando. Oranga County. Florida, vehicles. and flit tha original Anawar Goldsmith said that be al­ or dafanaa In tha offlea of tha ways had advice to give mo­ Clark of tha Circuit Court on bafura tha toth day of July, torists. His rules are simple. or is c t A. U. If you fall lo do ao. Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 H alfway Between Sanford and Orlando n t* . :u o CHERRY KESSLER 86* I1LENH Stillbrook STRAIGHT HOUR]KIN Reg. 4.60 37.95 CASE Legal Notice Judgmant hy D efault w ill b* takan against you fur tha ra­ il *f prayad fnr In tha Com plaint and said rauaa w ill than procaad Ex Parts. DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, Hrmlnol* County, Klorlda, this lt lh day o f June. 1SSI A. D. (HEAL) Arthur H lU rk w p h . J r . Clark of lha Circuit Court Ity: Martha T. Vlhl»n Deputy CDrk K Jarktun Kaaasa Attorney at U w 12u North oranaa Ataaua Hulls IS. Orlando oranga County, Klorlda Publlrh Juna II. 21 4 July 1, ». 12*4. wiSchcnlcq 12 YR. | Reg. 5.95 Reg. 6.35 17.88 C uhc 16.93 CAME N. Y. STATE PINKWHITE CATAWBA 9 6 MR. B O STO N P IN C H G A L L O N JUG 86* “A" HI-END • SHERRY •MUSCATEL R e jf. 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Oviedo Hullo 4 Klactrlo Company, and that I Intend to raalsior said nama with th* Clark of tha Circuit Court, Hrmlnol* County, Ftnrlda, In siriirdann* w llh th* provl slons nt ths F ictitiou s Nam* Ntatut**. to-w it: Hrotlou ISS.Ds Klorlda Hlatutss t*IT. Florida Blatutaw 1117. His: Hobart A. Camaron IV Big! Oworg* and Dorothy Kml* ruhllah Juna i l , II. SS.I4 July Publlah July I, I. If. :s. ]» fl. 2. ISIS. CUB'S CUA-SS C D A - lt i Alter all the matches this week in the Bill Hemphill Mntoreltes League were over, a three-way stalemate resulted as the l-eSabres, Invirlas and Bonnevilles all had records of eight wins and four losses. The LeSabres managed lo get a split in their match with the Tempests for a first place tic. Tlte Invletas won a fourpoint sweep from the Ramblercite* as Dot Klrtley hit for a 175/420 and Carole Mace slid the heavy work for the Hamblerettes with 166/413. For the Bonnevilles in their four-game nod it was June ('■a.v>man with 169/436 and Kat Noel with 118/420. Mert Holley was the star for the I’ontiacs with a good 176 and 422 scr­ ies. In the split department Dot Kirdcy converted the 5-7-9 and Kat Noel the 5-6-10. Mert Hoiley bowled a "turkey" and June Gsssman contributed a four-bagger to the Honna villes four-game sweep. Fireball Roberts Dies Of Shrine, Elks To Resume Junior Burns Suffered Month Ago Series Tonight 39< MARIO-TRIGONI 7 9 c * SWEET ROMA 99c £ Oil DRY Christian Bros. 1.19 Mh ROBBA J fW J R 1.39 *«h FULL QUARTS PHILADELPHIA M.'B^ ND HALLER DELUXE Jg; Park & Tilford Vodka •- % �A •» il* * ' jm r t i W ' - ' *i ' ! ii~ Mom and Bill Invite You —— H. S. “LEW” A R N O L D L O N G W O O D P IT BARBEQUE Realtor Telephone 838-7620 Eaat Lake and Bay Streets At The Crossing Gosed Thursdays At 1:30 P. M. U. S. Hwy. 17-92 CARRY OUT BEER Inland Materials, Inc SW EEN EY ’S D. Ham On Rye — We Stack It High! READY MIXED CONCRETE BAR AND PACKAGE } Longwood, Fla “HOLD BEER' W. L. 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Roy Reiter — Ph. 838-4529 Jim Reiter — 838-4853 PLENTY, ^ You To Our Gala Celebration Hwy. 1-92, Longwood, C A R L ’S G RO CERY fir G U LF SERVIC E lO&koM&A OF AUTO REPAIR — SKILLED MECHANICS BANLANDO SPRINGS *1R sa i , �STrf Yaaforl Oviedo Residents Pair* 8 — July 2, 194 WrraTl , T o Spend Summer Miss Susan Skinner Walter Neal In T he North By Evelyn Lundy Exchange Vows O f Holy Matrimony scooped neckline with cut lscc Mist Susan Lynn Skinner, I Wilson and Charles Fox. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- kittle Miss Kim naynor, trim and a motif of self colored Isce on the slim skirt. inuMwwi Skinner c n „ „ -r of Cm of ,he R1'oom* wa*, flower thur rUnwood S a n i-n,Me I ^ |nf, Bn|ce niym ( nep. She wore white accessories ford, and Walter Ernest Neal hew of the groom, wss ring and a white orchid corsage. Jr., son of Mr*. Waller Ern­ bearer. The grooms mother chose a The bride's mother was at­ stunning alar pink sheath with est Neal of Liberty, N. C. and (he late Dr. Neal were unit­ tired in a smart gold tucked matching accessories and a ed in holy matrimony June imported lawn with a softly white orchid corsage. 27, 1M4 at 11 a. m. at the First Methodist Church of Sanford with Rev. Milton Wyatt and Rev. Robert Jenkins performing the impress­ ive single ring ceremony. The church was a profusion of greenery with baskets of gladiolus and white carnations used in the church decor. Mrs. Den Wiggins, organ­ ist, played the traditional nup­ tial hymns with Richard HoUzelaw, baritone, singing "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer,*' Given In marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in a Boor length A-line gown of silk orgama featuring hand embossed embroidery. The bodice neckline was softly curved with bracelet length sleeves and dainty traditional self-covered buttons down the back. The detachable chapel length train of silk organza flowed gracefully from the waistline and the shoulder length veil of English illu­ sion was attached to a for­ ward head-piece of crystalcts and tule rose petals. The bride carried yellow and white rotes beautifully a r­ ranged In a Colonial round bouquet. Mrs. Paul B. WelU of Stemford, Conn., attended her sis­ ter as maid of honor and at­ tending as bridesmaids wero Miss Sue Neal and Misa Ann Neal, sisters of tho groom, from Liberty, N. C. The at­ tendants were gowned In idrntlcal street length A-line MItS. WALTER ERNEST NEAL, JR. sleeveless gowns of yellow cotton faille with round neck­ lines. Their headpieces were tailored bows of matching yel­ low faille enhanced with tiny flcur-dc-lie, and they carried who have been visiting their By Mildred Haney nosegays of ahasta daisies, Jim Neal served his bro­ Mrs. Estelle Kohl of Pits* doughlcr, Mrs. Robert Mark, ther as best man and usher* Inirgli, l’a., is one of the most and her family, have leit for were Tommy Johnson, Pat recent newcomers to Dcllona. home. Mrs. Leona Talbot, alio of Their granddaughter, Robin Pittsburgh, accompanied Mrs. Mark, will spend a few weeks Kohl to her new home and lias with tier grandparents in New enjoyed helping her o 1d York. J d fc h friend get settled In tho new little home on North Welling­ Mrs. John Hollister of Morton Drive. rimac Street, who la blood bank rhairman of the Orange Mrs. Ethel Wondrark of City Chapter of the Red Hartley Avenue has returned Cross, attended a district con­ Irom a six-week trip to Illi­ ference or the American Rest nois, Colorado and Massachu­ Cross Blood Bank In Daytona setts, Beach. Shelley Morris, of South If Summer Hun — The Pioneer Club of Del­ Yarmouth on Capo Cod, ac­ Surf and Hand Are companied Ikt grandmother tona held a get-acquainted M a k i n g Your Hair f r o m Massachusetts. The party in the Community Cen­ ter for the iateit newcomer* Lifeless Lei 11n Mnkc nine-year-old granddaughter of to Deltona and families who Mra. Wondrark will spend 11 Imok Like New — her siimmrr vacation here. had moved to Deltona since May 1 wore the honored Mrs. David Sonqulst of Chi­ guests. FOR APPOINTMENT cago, III., who accompanied Charles McCarthy introduc­ Iter sistcr-ln law, Mrs. Clare ed the a u n ts to the Pioneer CALL 322-5692 SomjidM of Normandy ltoulo- members and after Introduc­ vard, to her new home in tions, "Deltona" was played, Deltona, left Wednesday to followed by a social iwur with visit with friends in Orlando refreshmenta served. BEAUTY SALON and Miami. The party waa so suconsIN MONTEZUMA HOTEL ful, It was agreed that each Mr. and Mr*. Fred Selig- month the second meeting of 3rd & MAGNOLIA m iin of WllliamaviUc, N. Y., Die Pioneer Club would be designated as a Newcomer party, honoring the residents who will hava moved to Del­ YES! WE ARE tona ainca the last party. What a wonderful way to HEADQUARTERS make our new fricndi feel at hornet Deltona X • EVELYN'S FOR Personals 3lrs. Charles McCarthy and daughter, Mary Lou, accom­ panied Mrs. A. F. Timberlake on a vacation trip to London, Ky, Mr. McCarthy will join his wife and daughter and they will drivo to Toledo. Ohio, wivere they will visit Mr. Mc­ Carthy’s mother. Mrs. Timbcrlakc will apend the summer In Kentucky. Casselberry — AND — Mrs. Marilyn Carter and daughter, Wendy Sue, of Peoria 111., left Saturday by train to return home after a visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgu Miller of L A M lame. She was accompanied by her grandmother, Mr*. Miller, and Mr*. Walter Miller and her children, Vicki, Cindy, and Steve, who were going to Pe­ arl* to visit relatives. | (Offer good Bat., July 4 thru F rl, | | July ! • . . . • a. m. to 8 p. m.) | Thla la juat our way of offtring you PROOF POSITIVE that you can waah MORE ctolhea CLEANER and CHEAPER at WEH-KAY. m a t c h in g c a p s BY "KLEINERTS” Mrs. Ira Southward Hosts Luncheon Bridal Shower For Miss Kay Ivey In a bridal atmosphere with paste) pink predominant in the decor, Mrs. Ira Southward was the gracious hostess at her lovely Hibiscus Court home to an elaborate bridal luncheon, honoring Min Kay Ivey, vivacious bride-elect of Ilonsld Lindsey, with her at­ tractive daughter, Mrs. Al Iloudney, assisting in serving. The spacious reception rooms were filled with con­ temporary arrangements of multl-hucd floral designs with an antique silver epergne centering the buffet and hold­ ing pink piece roses, grown by Mrs. Southward, with baby breath and white carnations and «n assortment of toasted null and party candies. Pink tapers glowed from antique silver candelabra. An exquisite imported pink Irish linen cloth overlaid the hrldc-elcct's table, centered with an arrangement of vari­ ed pink carnations, fern and baby's breath. Bridal place cards marked the places, and a detectable five course lun­ cheon of chicken almondlnc in ramekins, asparagus and mushroom rn casserole, con­ gealed salad, home made If you aceapt thla offer you wlU never be matlafied to wash anywhere except at WES-KAY WASHETERIA — Air Conditioned Waiting Room — “Featuring Fashion* Just For You" PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON roils, assorted relishes, straw­ berry parfait, and white in­ dividual cakes with pink ros­ es delighted tile luncheon guests. Al another individual tabic in the dining room, identical to the bridal table, the host­ ess seated four mothers affil* iated with the brides-clcct, who were Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the honorce; Mrs, Edwli Lindsey, mother of the future groom; Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, Miss Marilyn McDaniel's mother and Mrs. Ray Herron, mother of Miss Judy Herron. Mrs. Southward presented the bride-elect, who was at­ tired in a sheer crepe featur­ ing a black slim skirt with aqua cumborbund and white bodice, with a lovely sweet­ heart rose corsage and a gift of sliver in her chosen pattern. Other luncheon guests were M in Marilyn McDaniel, Mrs. Thomas Bowden, Miss Pstti Glenn Johnson, Miss Judy Herron, Mrs, William neck, Miss Gwynn Williams, Miss Jeanne Robson, Mrs. Dsle Scott, snd daughter, Little Miss Daylyn Scott. Mrs. Raymond Rail was I a rook-out for the member* | meeting. Assisting Mrs. Hall | The hostesses provided hahostess recently at her spa- of ths Pilot Club of Knnfuni wi-ro Mrs. Juiil Field and Mr*, k e d potatoes, tossed salads eloua Crystal Lak* horns to ] in lieu of tho regular munthly | Harry Boon*. I ' rolls, baked beans, assorted relishes, hot rolls and blue­ berry pica. Each member brought their own steak and grilled it to their individual taste. Out of town guests enjoy­ ing the evening of feetivitiesa were Mra. Howard Smith, . Tifton, Gu.; Mrs. Ann Chapp> ’mnn, North Little Rock, Ark. and Mra. Ruth Mettinger, Jacksonville. Former pilots present were Felice Swanson and Lida Stine. Approximately 25 l o e a l members were aleo present. M il FRENCH AYE. RAN FORD — OPEN 14 HOURS EVERYDAY — HOT! Outelde 'n Inride, ev'n 'em thar dose r slstlln valua. Th wlmmln her disktrerd us—'* they krpe askin, “How do ya'II daw It? " Wat, awl w* kin aay ia thet w* yuse th f t n u i kernel’s lady lea secret re d pa. I t wud talk • book to dtakrlba each dress — sum wura maid 'n tha patturna th rowed away — uther* wure run ofeu # alampln machine, ltul cm air valua* "My—O My." Y'AII Jiat gotta kum in 'n see — DllCOVIt w as HENS » r Mm ST. AND IA N M M * AML M isinriaii iii ■ 20V 50% Osteen Personals Mrs, George Barrcre, of Co­ coa. Mrs. Beaula Thornton and Mrs. J. c. Tanner of Sanford called on Sira. Clarence Sny­ d e r Wednesday afternoon then went on to have dinner at the M.Q. Ranch. Qsuni&h HOE 207 W. l i t ST. 322-3071 S P E C IA L C L E A R A N C E SA L E D R A ST IC R E D U C T IO N S ALL BETTER SWIMWEAR BETTER DRESSES Sf f f H . H 8.H C L O SE D SA T U R D A Y Play Daily 5 to K ID D IE Every Saturday • A. M. To Noon. 2107 8. French, Ne O T U U Ib J a M o n F A C T O R Y C LO SEO U TS 3418 S. U. S. 17-92 Sanford* Fla. 323*0881 i H O T !!! SALE By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Eva Williams and Benson Ray Tart spent two ira . Clarence Snyder recentweeks in Clewiston, visiting * entertained a group ot Mr. and Mrs. Manning Todd, I fends at tbc Snyder home. Attending were Mr. and Jr. Irs. Lcslk Horton and Mrs. The following group spent ell Spider of Eustis; Mrs. lb* weekend in New Smyrna aullno Johnson. Mrs. Marie Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hirt orman, Mrs. Frances Witt, and son, Edward; Mrs. Man­ Irs. Jane McDougal, Mrs. ning Todd and granddaughter, mmett Hummel and Mr*. J, Angela; Miss Lilly Hirt, Mrs. . Gee of Orlando, and Mr*, Ethel Tart and ion, Marcelk; city Snyder and Mrs ThelMra. W. B. Whidden Jr. and ia Lewis of Sanford. children, Unda, Nancy and Glenda, and Mrs. George Mrs. Betty Snyder and ton, Barrcre of Cocoa. ohn, are spending the week t New Smyrna Beach, Mr*. Elmer Shlvcra hai relumed home from the Sera- M n. Ethel Todd, Mr*. Alice I n o 1c Memorial Hospital odd and Misa Lilly Hirt where she underwent surgery. « n l a day with their sister, # hot: SUMMER SHOE MRS. RAYMOND BALL was recently hostess to a picnic cook-out a t her spacious Crystal Lake htmc for members of the Pilot Club of Sanford. Grilling steaks from the lift are Mrs. Joel Field, co-hostess, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Jerry Jcmiffun, Pilot Club president and Mrs. Harry Boone, co-hostess. • In case you are stuck for conversation during a kaffee klatch or over the bridge table: we get a complete change of hair on our head every four years, a new set of eyebrows every nine months and new eyelashes every si* weeks. • Pilot Club Entertained At Cook-Out W A R N IN G ! Vftcuuj. ward from the left are Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the bride-elect, Miss Ivey and Mrs. Edwin Lind­ sey, mother of the future groom. By Jane Casselberry Friends of Mrs. Paul Bales of Lake Ellen Circle will be glml to |rnrn that she is now rcru pi-ruling nt homo from a combination of illnesses which kept her confined at Winter Park Memorial Hospital for 18 days. I If you uru NOT now wnnhlng at WES-KAY, | ! bring thii ad and We* will wa*h one load i I of ctolhea for you absolutely FREE, Includ| Ing soap and bleach. SWIM WEAR MRS, IRA SOUTHWARD, left, wan hostess a t her lovely Hililscus Drive home recently to nn elegant hridnl luncheon honoring Miss Kay Ivey, hride-elect of Ronald Lindsey. With Mrs. South­ Personals ,— FREE W ASH--, "ROSE MARIE n REID 200 N. PARK AYE. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was held in McKinley Hall , which was tastefully adorned with candleabra Interspersed with white roses, lilies of the valley an] fern. Centering the round hrldc'a table, which wai cov­ ered with exquisite sheer lace, was a pearl seeded candle and the bride's book, kept by Mrs. Dallas Raynor of Rich mond, Va. Assistants at the wedding breakfast were Mrs. P. T. Wilson of Frostproof; Mrs. Charles Niblack, Oviedo; Miss Jinx Wilson, niece of the bride from Frostproof ami Miss Nancy Raynor, niece o( the groom, from Jacksonville. The bride and groom left for Nassau by plane following the breakfast with the bride wearing a chic navy and white linen ensemble with navy ac­ cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Neal will re­ side at 3439 Howard Road in Richmond, Va, Out of town wedding guests were Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Raynor and son, Doug, Rich­ mond, Va,; Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Raynor and children, Nancy, Bruce and Kim, Jack­ sonville; Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wilson and children, l.at and Jinx, Frostproof and 3tr. and Mrs. Dallas Matthews and children, Kathy and Dee, Dunn, N. C. Also Mrs. Walter Wiggins, Newton, N, C.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Liberty, N C.; Mr. and M n. Hal Gruber and daughter, Marcia, Or­ lando; Bill Holbrook, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Morgan, Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mra II. Scott Bolin, Chicago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Art Esterson, ncllc Glade and ncv. ami Mrs. Milton Wyatt. Nancy and Wesley Swen­ son, daughter and son of Mr. and Mr*. Wes Swenson, of Lake Hayes, are to spend th* entire summer in the north. They left the last day of school and wilt not com* home until the last of August. Nancy Is the guest of the William Seagrest family of Llmeport, Pa. She la busy sight-seeing and will go to the World's Fair before returning home. Nancy will be a senior at Oviedo High School in th* fall. Wesley visited the World's Fair and did some sight-sec. ing in New York City. He la spending the summer working at the Resort in Moodus, Conn., as the lifeguard at th* pool of this beautiful resort. Wesley will return home at the end of the summer and will continue as a student at Orlando Junior College in Or­ lando where he will be * sophomore. • * M* • �“I t#<,, 4 n 9T|« BanfnrB Miss Haney Plans Autumn Marriage WrraH July 2, 1964 — Page 9 O f BLFE Meets This Thursday Mr. and Sir*. Robert E. Kathleen Gull Iluney, to Lovell of DeHaney of 1317 Hartley Ave., Dougina Deltona, announce the engage­ Land. SI is* Haney was retired In ment of their daughter, Miia Sllnneapollt, Slinnesota and uns graduated from Anoka Enterprise High School. She moved to Deltona with her parent* in September and Is now em­ ployed a* receptionist - sec­ retary with the Deltona Cor­ By Helen Snudjtra** poration in the Dcltonii Sales Bobby Wilborn 1* recuperat­ Office. She was numed Del­ ing at h|* home on Elizabeth tona Queen of 1904. Street after having undergone Sir. I.ovrll, the son of Sir. aurgery in Seminole Memorial and Sirs. George Lovell of Hospital last week. Hueytown, Alabama, served with the Marine Corps In Ko­ Mr. nnd Sir*. Baacom Carl rea for three years. An em­ ton held open hou*e recently ploye of the Slucklo Company in honor of her father. Wil­ for six years, he is now with fred W. Aldridge, in celebra­ the Dcltonn Utilities oiupnny. tion of hi* SOtlt blrthduy. A late fall wedding 1* planRev. Aldridge i* not a young couple. stranger in thi* section, ns he started the DeDnry Com­ Easy-on-and-off la a new munity .Methodist church in terry cloth combination romp­ Dellury and bus inuny friends er - jumper cut mid - thigh In thl* section who called to l e n g t h with comfortable wish him much happiness and bloomer legs, deep pockets, many more year* at this cel­ tunneled belt and nylon coll zipper. ebration. The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Loromotivc Firemen and Enginrmen will have their July meeting on Thursday evening, at the home of Mrs, J, A. Calhoun, on Metlonviile Avenue. All member* are urged In attend this meeting is there are several important items of business to be discussed. Personals diomsmaJisM While on my recent trip to the west I had some really wonderful recipes given to me by some swell homemakers jn both Missouri and Missis­ sippi. What wonderful cooks there ore out that wayl My daughter receives the Sanford Herald daily and she has to let her neighbor* read It and they said they have certainly enjoyed the corner and want­ ed me to be sure to tell the editor how much they enjoyed the paper although they did rot know any one here. So thi* week 1 would like to share some of their reelin’* that they so graciously gave wllli you. Here are two from a lucky lady who has the plum tree In licr yard and the tomatoes in her big garden. She did have to buy the Florida The Largest Selection Of Sterling Silver Charms In Sem. Co. $100 piu* Tax Flemings Gifts - Cards - Hooka 210 E. First St. Just In time for your July 4th Outing . , . Shorts, Blouse*, Skirts and Culolle* South Seminole Personals Mr*. Margaret Ilorrell of Hermit* Trail in Altamonte Spring* spent but Saturday enjoying a tour nl Capa Ken­ nedy. There were two bu* loada made up of insurance worker*. The Tour was sponsored by Insurance Women of Orlando nod Winter Park ami Mr*. 1loin'll said the tour was fab­ ulous with lunch at llio Of­ ficer* Club. MISS KATHLEEN GAIL HANEY Cohmh oranges used, though. TOMATO MARMALADE <1 lbs. tumatocs 2 oranges t lemon 3 lbs. sugar Cut tomatoes in pieces. Slice oranges and lemon fine, discarding seeds and add to tomatoes. Add sugar, cook slowly 3 hours, stirring to prevent slicking. Makes 4 pints. If you would like a conserve out of the marmalade Just add H box of seedless raisins to the marmalade and cook, and when ready to pour lnlo jar* add lb. chopped walnut meats. * • • PLUM GUMBO S lbs. plum* 2 lbs. seediest raisins 3 oranges 3 |b*. sugar Wipe plums, remove sloncs and cut In pieces. Chop rai­ sins, wipe oranges and cut in thin slice* crosswise, re­ moving seeds. Put fruit in ket­ tle, add sugar, bring to boil­ ing point and simmer until as thick as marmalade. Makes 8 pints. • • • According to this homemak­ er this Mock Angel Cake is much improved in flavor if not used until a day after baking U. MOCK ANGEL CAKE 1 cup sugar 114 cups cake flour 3 tspi. baking powder H tap. salt H cup scalded milk 1 tsp. vanilla 3 egg whites, beaten stiff Sift sugar, Hour, baking powder and salt 4 times. Stir in milk, little by little. Add vanilla. Fold in whites of eggs, pour into small uiy>ul Summer Sportswear Ml Ladies Society By Mrs. H. U Johnson tered tube pan. Bake in 330 degree oven for 45 minutes. « • • Pm sure you won't get stung by this one. WASPS NEST W lit. blanrhed almonds is cup sugar *.» cup water 3 egg white* to lb. confectioner* sugar 1 cuke semi-sweet chocolate, grated Shred almonds lengthwise. Cook sugar and water until it spins a thread. Stir In al­ mond*. Beat egg whites until sliff, heat in confectioner* su­ gar and mill chocolute and ulniand mixture. Arrange by to teaspoons on buttered and floured cookie sheet. Bake in 3ou degree oven for 25 min­ utes. Let (taml for 10 min­ utes and remove from pan. Slakes 100 small cookies. • * • This homemaker soya-that large dry carrots arc best for using in her Carrot Torte des­ sert. This is very pretty as well as delicious. CARROT TORTE 4 egg yolk* 1 cup sugar 1 cup raw grain! carrots grated rind 1 lemon juice of Is lemon to cup flour 1 Up. baking powder 4 egg whiles, beaten stiff to pt. heavy eream Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored. Beat in sugar. Add carroU, lemon rind and Juice. Add flour and baking powder, lifted togeth­ er. Fold In egg whitei. Bake in 2 layers, cake pans. Bake in 330 degree oven for 30 min­ utes. Put together with whip­ ped cream. Spread cream on lop. Serves 6. * • • This next one for Baked Lemon Pudding from a Mis­ souri lady sounds good, too. The top is rakclike with a soft lemon custard beneath which provides a source for the pudding. For a richer des­ sert spread with a thin layer of unsweetened w h i p p e d cream. BAKED LEMON PUDDING lto cups sugar Vs cup flour Is Up. baking powder U Up. salt 3 egg yolks beaten Miss Russell A n d Mr. Smith Engaged JU LY 4th Accepted A t Tift S P E C IA L S Fall Quarter GROUP OF W ALK SH O R T S Jean Elizabeth Ann Masters Mr. and Mrs. llershcl Rus-1 will be announced at a later of Osteen, has been accepted sell of Sanford, announce th e' for admission to the fall quar­ engagement and approaching ter at Tift College. She Is a marriage of their daughter, music and elementary educa­ tion major. Miss Janice Ann Russell, to Her college home la Tift Eric T. Smith, son of Mr. and Hall. She graduated from Mrs. C, A. Smith of Wilming­ Seminole High School in San­ ton Del. ford. Miss Russell was bom in Kansas City, Mo. and has at­ tended schools In various stales, where her falhcr has Legion, Ladies been stationed. She will In- a senior at Seminole High Scivool Install Officers tlili year, Mr. Smith was graduated from Chester High Sclvool, This Friday Chester, Pa., and has recently Th* American Legion Post completed a four year tour No, 33 and th* Ladies Auxil­ of duty with the United States iary will conduct joint instal­ Navy, stationed a t Sanford lation of officers ceremonies Naval Air Station. He will be on Friday evening, July 8, returning to civilian life in L at the Legion hut on 17-02. Wilmlngton, Del. MISS RUSSELL All members are reminded Complete wedding details to attend, and refreshments will bs served by ths ladies. j At/ss Beteena Schaub Is Engaged To Marry M iss Nelta Rue Anderson G. $ 3.49 Rev. 3.00 AND LESS CABANA SETS REDUCED OPEN FRI. NIGHTS CLOSED WED. NOON QUtt Xkid*H plan In the 14th century, each French bride threw her garter MIN* WZAJV as An omen of good luck. As time went on, more bashful 113 Magnolia Sanford ceremony followed by Holy brldea changed the custom Phone 322-1333 Communion at tha Calvary and tossed their bouquets. Episcopal Church. Tlie lovely bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in formal white bro­ cade with a ihovtldcr veil of FRIDAY ONLY illuMon. She carried a bridal bouquet of white carnations and baby'a breath and a while lace Bible centered will) or­ chids. Miss Janet Donston of Hartfoul. Conn., attended tlie bride as maid of honor, and she was attired In robin blue DEEP FRIED chiffon with contrasting veil GOLDEN BROWN am i'carried a bouquet of rad roses. Boy Quiat of Cokmla, N. J., served tho groom ae best SERVED WITH i FRENCH FRIES — COLE SLAW — man. HOT ROLLS A RUTTER — Mr. Utt is an ilumnua of ICED TEA OR COFFEE Seminole High School, and Is recently a Magna Cum Laudc Honor graduate of chemical science from Piedmont Col­ "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" lege, Demorcst, Ga, He is a COK. l i t a MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 member of Delta Psl Omega Fraternity, DOWNTOWN SANFORD The new bride U an alumna of the Norwich Free Acad­ emy, Connecticut, and ia a Junior elementary education major at Western Carolina College, where she was a member of Tlictu Zcta Phi sorority. laaxva rangy QUALITY m Tlie newlyweds plan to fur­ ther Uiclr education Util fall at Die University of Florida. Glenn Utt, Jr. Are Married 2 tsps. grated lemon rind Vs cup lemon juice 2 llisps. melted butter Dk cups milk 3 egg wIdles Sift 1 cup sugar with flour, baking powder and salt. To yolks add lemon rind, juice, butter and milk. Best well. Stir in flour mixture and heal until smooth. Beat egg whiles until sstlff. mM remaining su­ gar a tablespoon at a time, Mr. a n d Mr*. Lyman i ri announc* the engagement then fold into mixture. Pour into buttered 2 qt. baking Schnub of Chlllicotte, Missou- | , nd approaching marring* of their daughter, Miss Reteeun dish. Set In pan containing to Inch hot water. Bake at 330 Lynn Schaub, to George Ed­ degree* for 43 minulev. Chill ward Fuhrmann, II, *on of at least 1 hour before serving. Mr, and Mr*. Georg* E. Serves 6. Kuhrmnnn Jr., of Loch Arbor. • • • • • • Mr. Kuhrmnnn Is a gradu­ Okay, atiil another. ate of the UMJ1 cb*a of Sem­ JIFFY GRAPE MOUSSE inole High School and I* ta cup grape Jam presently stationed at Hick2 tbsps. lemon juice ham Air Force Bus* In the S cup milk or to cup evap­ Hawaiian Island*. orated zuilk and Is cup Complete wedding detail* water . . . ____ , ,,,, will be announced at a later 1 cup light or heavy cream, MISS SCHAUB d(iU whipped Beat Jam with hand or elec­ tric beater until smooth. Stir In lemon juice and suit, grad­ ually add milk, beating after each addition. Fold In cream. When mixture begin* to set, turn into bowl and beat well with egg beater, then re'.urn Mu* Nelta Rue Anderson, Lane, Alice Ivey and Gail An­ to tray and conllnuu freeilng daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ed­ derson, sister of the bride. Out of town wedding guest* ward Rue Anderson of Dsllas, until firm. • * * Texas, and M. G. Allen Maf­ were (.‘apt. and Mrs. Lyle Tlie same homemaker that fett Jr. or Hannau, Germany, Butler and sons, Wesley and gave the above recipe five and sun of Mr. and Mr*. Geor­ Jimmy of Ft. Sill and Mr. and ge Allen Maffot Sr. of Sanford, Mrs. Joe King and daughters, this one, too. were united la holy matri­ Peggy, Katherine and Janet TEA DROPS mony on Sunday, June 21, tthW from Lawton, Okla. and form­ v» cup shortening at Slaughter Chapel, First erly of Orlando. to cup powdered sugar Baptist Church of Dallas. 1 egg white, beaten The lovely bride wax attir­ lto tap. grated lemon rlnl ed in an elegant white lace U-j cups silled cuke flour suit, and Iter headpiece was 2 (lisps, granulated sugar Work Die shortening wlU a a short Veil of illusioo attach­ apoon until fluffy and crcany, ed to a white tailored bow. Attending the bride as ma­ then add the powdered au|ar gradually while continuing to tron of honor was Mrs, Wanda work with a apoon until lliht. Stone of Dtwalure, Texas and Add the egg and lemon riid. aerving the groom as best Add the flour and mix will. man waa Capl. Lyle Butler of Drop by teaspoon* onto grcis- Ft. Sill, Okla. ‘Knitting helps keep The bride la a graduate of ed cookie sheet. Sprinkle well fidgety hands of a Texas Women'a University and cookie with ■ little of be former smoker quiet. granulated sugar. Bake In a Lt. Maffett attended tire Cita­ moderate oven 3TS degrees 2- del, Florida Southern College and Is a graduate of D.CB. at 13 minutes. Make* 30. Ft. SiU, Okie. Following the m a r r i a g e Take the squeak out of ■ ceremony, U . and Mrs. Maf­ door. Rub the hinge with e fett departed via plane for Hannau, Germany, where he lead pencil. will bo stationed (or another year. House party guests were the Misses Betty Lane, Mary $2.98 ! Desiree Robinson A n d Tli* Welcome Wagon rlub member* with to extend their Misa Desiree Dawn Robin­ sympathy to Mrs. Marie son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ibnrdimin of North Orlando Daniel Phipps, of Sun Fran­ and the sudden death of her cisco, Calif., became the bride sister in Kenosha, Wis. of Glenn Utt Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I.eRoy Mich­ and Mrs. Glenn Utt of San­ ael of Lake Ellen Drive in ford, on Monday, June 1, In Casselberry, have just re­ Cornelia, Ua., with the llev. turned from visiting friends Milton H. Murray officiating ■t the improsshc double ring around Ohio. Bride O f Lt. Miss Masters ALL YOU CAN EAT! C H A N N E L C A T F IS H T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRUG fte n n e u i 4th of July Special! A. Maffett diows'A Fashions 2626 I'ARK UR. Open Wed. p.m. A Fri. Nile 20,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER GO 4th with a smile and a All Types A ll Sales Final PERFECT PLAYMATES Of Call 322-8321 Shading I f 0.00 TO ||0.O O From AT For Free Estimate CALL 322*4911 • Accredited Charge Arrownla Welcomed • Open Friday Evening* rp m 200 E. First St. Betty A nne's H air Styling 2201 B. Park Ave. UNBELIEVABLE Popular cotton Moraucktr atrip**, tho Jamaica chotco of th* aaaaonl Rough s a t tumbla fabrics that hoop you trim through playtime and wash in n wink. Buy a batch of playmate* at P*aaoy*o low, hw f f l .J K S ? 1 price and aavot w“ I 50 FOR APPOINTMENT ’SiaA/udJtA AN Southern Air 2513 Park Or. Sanford, Fla. V 122-8321 �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial 322-5612 Classified Phone mm T n m S m t e s t o C a m k ij am O ffice 204 W. First v a t LONG DISTANCE C L A K t r a O O UTLAY : T a m ., O n T i t •n u U O H T CLASSIFIED: Toot., Ikni Tri - 8 P. U. H a. lU P O N S n iU T Y : The U r ili tm a t H i» apoaalbte U r a i m tbaa •»• (■ com et iBMrtloo of TOUT ad. and ra ia rrta tha r i|b t to ra* Tlia or lajoet a a ; advartlaaaiaat tn m a k a l erdsred M •o a fo ra la tho poUriaa of tUa Legal Notice CLASSIFIED INDEX 1, L ett A Ttmnfl 2. Notices • Tenonale 8. Education - Instruction 4. Trans porta tl ob 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. Bualneaa Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Reel Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loan* 14. Insurance 15. Btuineea Opportunity 18. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situatlona Wanted 20. Babyaittera 21. Beauty Selena 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Matertala 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Service* 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Servlcea , 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Acceasoriea 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 84-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcydsa - Scooter* 89. Trailers 1. Lost ft Found LOST: Parakeet, blue k yel­ low In Suniand. 322 8819. Sift ftau fo rh ftrra lb Page 10 — July 2, 1964 BERRY’S WORLD LOST: 931 Fielder's Glove with name, between MellonviUe k la t *3 REWARD. »2t-«l41. 2, N otice* • P erso n al* VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED ONLY 15.93 SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2555 S. Park 322 6511 2BR, kit. equlpt. houie. Ph. 322-8892. 2 Bedroom furn. apt. Qucsnel Stenstrom Apts., 404 E. 14th St., Ph. 2565 Park Dr. 322-8194. Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 5-6:30. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses FURN. Gar. Apt., 2 BR. Hr. rm. din. rni. elec. kit. 2005th French Ave. 322-7234. Payton Realty 322-1301 NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. home at 909 Catalina Dr., $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. 5-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ ple, $13. 322-7399. "/* rtp/y to your requoit for help . . . Pm sorry, but I don't want to got inrotrodt" Bit., Furn. Apt. with P rt. 6. For Rent bath, 317 S Park Ara. UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex Apt Kit. equipt. Terrain) floor* ROSE COURT APTS BR. furn. 1st Floor. 301$ Ul« bath, Venetian lh a d u , water furn. Ph. 332-2334 alt­ Sanford Ave. 668-4323, er 5 p.m. Furn. A pt 3300 MeRonvIlle. I-Room Efficiency apt. with 3 BR House, U t equlpt. $80 pvt. bath k abower, suitable DeBary, Call between ■ k for couple or tingle person 1 p. m. 668-4371. or retired. All utilities In­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ IS COUNTY HIDOK'I c o u n t , FURNISHED Garage Apt. $43 cated on 1st St., within 1 ■ : a i* o i,K county, r i.t m m o , water tod. 303 So. block of 3 free parking tola ID — Park. Ph. 323-0703. KXTATN OF and aboppkig center. In­ It. W. DRUM quire at Manuel Jacobson r u -H ant w o r tc si t o C R R orrosa Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 2 nil, frame house, not fancy, cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. 322-3219. Legal Notice SO U TH W A R D Property Management ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offera for your selection thee* B e a u tifu l 2 BR., kitchen equipped house, $65 mo. 322-5688. 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new­ ly decorated, modern, 3 BR unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. 533-2326. 8. Beach Rentals Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents A s Low A s $100 Monthly Paym ents From $43.50 Investment k Realty To meke the beat heme 322-3430 118 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 buy, Me the EXPANSIVE— VA Nothing Dn., THA 1%. 3 VA - FHA NOT EXPENSIVE BR, 1 Bath, Fla. Rm., Kit. Appointed A place to live while building Equipl, shade trees front k a home of your dee Igo on back. Property $11,500. Ph. $22-6447. your country lot is this M anagem ent & trailer located on 414 acres New Custom-built, Lake Mary. with over 200 ft, frontage Sales Broker C. B., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ on Illway 415, 10 minutes lity, shade A citrus. FHA from Sanford and 20 min­ Finance. 322-6859. Jim Hunt Realty utes f r o m the Atlantic Ocean Beach. Only $10,000, 2 RM. HOUSE. I nice building Office 322-211$ $2,500 Down. Call Stcmpcr lota. First $2,500 takes this Night 322-0648 < Agency, 1919 So. French property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ 323-0700 Ave., 322-4991. terprise, Fla. 2524 Park Dr, Sanford, Fla. EVERYBODY READS THE HUTCHISON'S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlsntle Daytona Beach Call 322-4058 a. For Sale or R n l CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. CtU o v t a l a g g 322-1597. CLASSIFIED 12. Real E itit* For Salt NEW HOMES Ready for Occupancy VA - FIIA FIIA IN-SERVICE to Open from Noon 'til Dusk West on 1st St. to Persimmon, Left 4th St. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available in all Areas of Ssnford. Let us Skow you Around! Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park A n . FA 2-5252 anytime LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprlnk ieri, patio. Ph. 522-6522, 207 Ridge Rd. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 GUEENBRIAR Choice lota available hi Greenbrlu of Leek Arbor pverloeklng golf eeurpe. Custom building to your Specifications. Greenbriar developed by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 Legal Notice In the r » « rt ef th* C « n ty J e lev. nominal* C h iu , F|«r< Id . In Frnfcet*. In ret Ketat* ad G. TUBODORB WALTS Dec** eed All r r e tite ia and Fvreena ■■It la g Claim* av Demande 4 l Heat Bald K etatei 'ou and each o f yen nr* hi eby notified end requir­ ed to preeenl any d e l rue end da nande which r o e. or either oft you, may have agalnet th* it* e f G. Theodor* W elti, eeeed, late of eeld County, th* County Judge o f Berni­ ni * County, Florid*, e t hie ol Ice In th* court houae e f ■i d Countr at Hanford, Flerbg. w ithin ela calendar month* th* lim e a f th* flret pub1)At lun o f thte nolle*. Two m l*e of each claim er demand •t II be In w ritin g, and ehell ai te th* place of reeldeno* *i i poet offloe addreea e f th* elem ent, end ehall be aworn by th* claimant, hie agent, attorney end eeoompenled . . » filin g fee e f one dollar ai l auch claim er dem and net filed ehell be veld. ■ ueen Z. Lee Aa admlnletratflm e f tht Batata of O. Theodor* W aits, D eceived nderweedle. Ward Ajorney* n t F o rk BUYER or a SEILER You'll get the response You want when you use 2Tip § m tfo rh f y r a f t W AN T ADS M a in ** iter P erk, Florid* ifjH eh June II. M * July L u Whether you are a le v Avenue, Heath a Beg Ilf 2, 3 , k « Bedroom RENT A BED RoHaway, Hospital k Baby LARGE HOUSE, $ BR, Bathi, Lakcfront. Complete­ Beds. By Day, Weak, or Month ly furnished Incl. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, d e e p Ph. FA 2-51B1 11$ W. 1st St. freeze. $150 mo. Ph. 322-4970 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Legal Notice Realty V A -FH A 3 Rm. Furn. Apt. Water k elec. $50. Ph. 322-2764. 6. For Rest w om en o r acrr TO O U B T TtTliH it a t k o r r u a n M i oaaarriifli, « i . _ MODERN F u n . apt*. Also If. W. IIor too, M l — Ite r, ton h is w ife. If msrrlaO and Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. U rine, and If doad a ra ln st alt ptreoaa alalm lna a n r lnletaal, LARGE 3 BR Hotue. N eir tle lm or damand w hetaeever, a s betre, d s r lstss. creditor*, Lake Ph. 322-7308. 1*1 n o n or olhsrw lta. by through or nndsr lha said K. APARTMENTS, FURNISHED W. Horton, and a a tin s t anr Ground Floor, $65; Second and all psraona, who map claim floor, $60. Util, furnished. In anr maBnor, an r Interest w h atsoever, In and to tha J. W HALL, Real Relate follo w in g daaorlbtd lo t or parPh. 322-3641 as! of la n d , Irin a and balna TO n t PKBEO.ua II4VINO In Hsmlnola Cauntr. Florida. CLAIMS OH D K X U I I I (b e r e a c t e f the r o u a ty FURN. 3 and $ BR, CB, oak COTTAGES i a m i T SAID KMTATItl Jada*. Bemlael* r e a n ly , F lor­ * °‘ Wto t I. Bloch A, COUTH Tou and each of you er* ida, la F rebate, LAKE PRIVILEGES floors, masonry home. 1 ALTAMONTK h e i o h i i h tr .b r notified and required to l a re i Katale of Blk. West of Hwy. 17-92 on Bedroom, F u n . $50 mo. aeoord ln a to P lat Dooh I file any claim* end demande K A R L D A U U a t paga t of Public re­ which rou or either of rou, Bedroom, Furn. $75 mo. 434, then 1 Blk. South on Deceaaed cords o f ■amlnola County, may have agalnet aetd e ite te To A ll Crodltara a a* Pereaaa Ph. 322-8106 East St. to Vincent Dr. Florida, In (he offloe or Hon. C. Vernon lla r ta g Claim* ar Demaada $38-6395, MI 4-0214. Tou and aaeb o f r * « are Mia*. J r , C ountr Judge of A nalaef Bald K -ia ie i hereby notified th at a sw orn Seminole Countr. at hie office Yuu end each o f you ar* UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex, kit. Com plaint has been filed In tha Court Houae In Hanford, hereby notified and required equlpt., exc. location. Pb. CLEAN lot Floor Apt. Pvt. a g a in st you la the Circuit Florida, w ithin el* calendar to prtaent any claltna and d e ­ ent. 1004 Palmetto. 322-5594. Court, gomtnolo Countr. Flor­ month* from the tim e of the mand* which you. or either of ida, a t Hanford, Florida, being flret publication o f thte notice. you. may have agalnet the ctiancerr no. H i l l and en- Each claim or demand muet be eetate of KARL DAI’U deceea 517 E. 35th 3 BR Gar. Apt. UNFURN. 3 BR hotue. 2100 Ittldd K U lttC B B. HOItTON In w ritin g and ronteln the *d. U t* of eeld County, to the Cordova. Ph. 322-0274. Furs. $50. V I K. W- HOItTOH. ot a la be­ place of reablence and pn»t County Judge of Kemlhule in g a su it to Q uiet T itle, and office addrtea o f the claim ant Comity, Florida, at hi* office run and snob of ran are re- end m in t be aworn to br tbe In the court houae or eald qutred to file pour answ er to claim ant, hie agent or attor- County at Haiirnrd. Florida, p la in t if f s Complaint w ith the ner. or the eama ahall be Told. within alt calender month* tiinlerslgued Clerk of our ssld The fallow in g Amendment* ether Inalrumrnt* of writing (torn the tim e o f tbe flret pub (■) Harlan Tuck Cuurt at Hanford, Florida, and llcatlon of th li nolle*. Two cop. te th* Charter of th* V illage to which th* V illage I* a par­ 10* K. Church fttreet to eerve a oopr thereof »n of North Orlando, Florida, ea ty. when euthnrleai] by ordin­ ea of each claim or demand Orlando, Florida p la in tiff* attorn ey, n\t. Aa Adm lnletralor o f eatd hall ba in w riting, end ahall recommended by th* Charter ance or rvaulutliin to do an: he War* at P. O. Boa t i l l , HanHoard, ere hereby eubmltted ahall approve all ordlnancei atate the place or realdtnee eatete ford, Florida, on or boforo tho Pobllah end pnat o ffice addrta* of the tiurauent to the iirnvlalone of unleaa tn hla Judgment the Ju lr >. I. It. >11**4 aame ehall be delrlm ental to Ird dar o f August A. !>■ H it . c i i n - t claim ant, end ahall be (worn Florida H ta tu tn 111. lha tnterrat* nt the Vlllaur, In rHUFO«KI> (II4K T K R If rou fall to do m i a Judgment to by lha claim ant, hi* egant AMKSUHHVn br d efault w ill be entered IN THM CIRCUIT COURT Ik nr attorney end accompanied which raee he may return th* against and each of rou for tho AND FOB MKMINOLH) C tlllE - by a filin g fee of ono dollar Th* G overnm ent o f eald eunie w ith lit* objection In relief demanded In said Com- TY PI.OHIDA. and eurh claim or demand not m unicipality ehell be w a le d In w ritin g to the Council without e govern in g body to be known approval, In which oaaa, the Ik CHANCMRY HO. ISWHI filed ehall be void. * 1\ v1 t MRM n>P hand and tho THE MON HUH COUNTY HAVea the "V llleg* Council of aald ordinance ehell nut be­ / • / KWARD K. HAUL afflH al seal of th is Honorable INUg HANK, a oorporetlon. A- aiecu tn r of the Leal North Orlando. Florida," aoma- come law. unleaa It le peered Court at Hanford. Florida, tbl* 11me i hereinafter referred to again by a t / l' e vote of tha W ill and T eelnm enl of P lain tiff, the tuth dar of Juno A. D. 1114 r a aa the V illage Council, end a council; lie may from tim e to KAIIL DAUU dr, raved mayor. Fuch Council ehall be tiro* make recoinm endellnne to tHKAM _ . VICTOR II. JENCKB and OEO. A. HFF.EIL JR. onmpoaed o f fiv e (I) membara th* Council for onactm ont of Arthur II. Beckw ith. J r , JKNCK8, hi* w ife, end PAT- Attorney for eald Eatete Clerk of Circuit Court to be celled Councilman, end law*, rule* or regulation* for HICK J. roW KltH, an unm ar­ III M agnolia Avenue Hy: Sandra S. Johnson, the Government ot th* Coun> a SI a yor. Hanford, Florida. ried man, W ithin ninety f»») day* a f­ ell or Village ea wilt. In hie It. C. D e fe n d a n t* . Dublin, June II. 11 A July ] , ter thla am endm ent become* Judgement beet prom ote the B. W. WAnK w o T tr n o r h u it 1144 effective, a (peclal election Inter**!* nr th* V illage and p , (I. Ho* 1411 THM STATE OF FI-OHIDA l‘DA-74 ahall be called In the manner do and perform ell duller Im­ Hanford. Florida TOi PAT HICK J POtVEIlH, an provided hy th* Charter or posed by ordlnancea nf the NOTICE OP SUIT publish Julr *, *> M, I), 11*1 unmarried men TOi WILLIAM K. CULLER end municipal ordinance* of North V tllege, Charter and lew e ef CUD-11 Heeldano* Unknown Orlxndo, Florida for th* elec­ th* Htat*. KUHY R. CULLER, hie TOU A nE HEHEUT NOTI. tion of a mayor, who ehell Kvery ordinance when Intro­ wife. The Hoard o f Publla tnalrue FtKH that a lu ll he* been filed hold office until th* n e tt regu ­ duced, ehall ba reed lu full, Ward* Road, (Ion lor Bamlnola Countr. Ft«r- agatnat you In th e above lar election held In March, but upon aecond and fine) Lynchburg, Virginia, Ida w ill receive bide for the rauee and you ar* required to ANNA RUTH It. YOUNfl, 1111, end e t eald election end reeding. If not antondod. It furnlchlng of a ll labof. m eter- file your enewer w ith the Orangeburg, Houth Caro e ll eucceedlug inayorellty elec­ in ty be reed by title only, how ­ tale, equlpmeut end eervleee Clerk o f th li Court end to tion* of the Village, th* Mayor ever. th* aecond end final tine end required for the eonetruotlon eerve a copy thereof upon the JAM EH A. TOU NO. r ia l, ehell be elected for a term reeding ehall not take piece nf Drlvere T raining Han gee at p lain tiff or II* attorney*, Ma­ of two (I ) year*. W ithin nin e­ nor ehell eeld ordinance or dance unknown Lyman Hehoot Bamlnola High honey, Hadlow, Chamber* end TOU ARB HHBEEIT NOT! ty ISO) d ir e a fter thl* act resolution become effective un­ School, and Croome Academy Ailami. Harnett N ational Bank Hulldlng, Jarkaunvill* I, F lor­ FI ED that a su it be* barn become* effective, th* V lllege til th* propoted ordinance or Sem inole Countr. Florida. ehall have been One bid for lha combined ida, not later then July lllh , brought ageln at you, the na Council ehall by reenlullon ap­ reaolutlon project* ehell be submitted 1**4. If you fell *o to do, a tur* of which I* to furaclu** point on* of II* member* ee e poalad In et trait three (S) cunVice Mayor, tluw *o ever no eplcuoua place* throughout th* and w ill be received until IK* Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill be a m ortgage on the hereinafter on* peraon ehell hold both the V illage for * period of at leeat p. » „ Krlder, Julr **, 1*44, at entered agalnet you for the deacrlbed reel property. The name e f the Court In office of Councilman and Ma­ fifteen (11) deye, on* e f which lha Bchoot Adm Inlet ration relief demanded in the Cum plecee shall be th* V illage Uutldlng. Commercial Htreet, plaint. Title cult la to fore- which the cult he* been In yor atm ulteneouely. The Mayor elooted end Vice HalL After passage of th* Sanford, Florida, at which tim e cloae a m ortgage. The real etlluted I* the C ircuit Court, fifteen t l i ) deye eeld ordinance Mayor appointed, e t h ere­ Ninth Judicial Circuit, In end and place the bide wilt be property proceeded agaln et I* IjoI I of PAN H E M fur Hemlnole County, Florida. inabove provided, ehall each may be read by title for th* publicly opened and r e a d ■eoond end final tim e at any KNOI.I.H, Hemlnole County The title nt the rae* la Oil hold o ffice until hie aucceeaor aloud. Florida, according to the I. ANDO FED ER A L HAVING! ehell b* elected or appointed regular or epeclel eeetlon of Contract docum eote eonalat AHHOCIATION, tn accordance w ith lb* provl- the council and upon lie adop­ Plat thereof ea recorded AND L O A N • f plane fur tbe above and mar elon* o f thte amendment end tion ehall be elgned by the v*. J A M E H tn Plat Hook IS, peg* 4* I'laln llff, be obtained br d e p o sitin g J ll-M D ublin H aeo rd a o t H em lnole YOUNO and ANNA RUTH H. ehell qualify, and each of thorn Mayor and by th* V illage w ith the AreWteot. John A. ehall before en terin g upon tho Clerk end when an atoned tt YOUNG, hie w ife and WIL­ Uurton IV, Fourth Floor. San­ Countr. Florida. ford Atlantia National Uank Together w ith all atrueturee LIAM E. CULLER end HURT dlecharg* e f the duttee e f the sh ell become afteeU ve then, otherwle* provided Building. Hanford, Florid*, for and Improvement* now end II. UULLKII, hie w ife, Defend o ffice, eh ell take end eub- unleaa the flret eat of docum ent! o b ­ hereafter on eald land, end fix ­ ant*, being Chancery Cae* No. ecrlbe th* oath preecrlbed In therein. th* Charter of th* V illas* of Th* eemnd eentanc* of Ar­ tained. Huoh depoett w ill be ra. ture* attarhed thereto! ateo all 11*45. ticle VI, Hecllua 1. I* am end­ The deerrlptlon e f the reel North Ovleedo, Florid*. funded tH full to each pereon gee. eteam. electric, water, end Candidate* for tho office of ed te reed ae follow*: property Involved, located la who return* the dooumenta In other heating, cooking, rafrl In th* proper eiercle* o f th* good condition w ithin 1* dare gerelln g , ligh tin g, plumbing Hemlnole Ctounly. Florida, la Mayor m eet meet th* q u ali­ fication* eetabllehed by th* function* of eeld court and i folio we i Irrigating, a n d a lter the bid opening. Addi­ v en ltlelln g, and ordinance* o f w ithin tt* Jurledlctlon ae her* Lot 1. e f W BTtlERtNG Charter tional aeta m ar be obtained at power eyeteme, merM nee. ap North Orlando lor other pub­ by defined, the Judge of eeld TON IIKIGUTP ADD. TO illancee, fixture*, end appur the c o il e f I tl.a t. w hich 1* LONG WOOD. F L O R I D A , lic ofttcee and In addition euurt ehell have pow er end la tuencee, which now ere or h a lf refundable. Hemlnole County, Florldi thereto muet file a notloa ot hereby autborleed to ieeu* end A oerllfted check or bank may hereafter pertain to, or to be aerved by any aeoordlng to p lat thereof Intention U run for auch o f­ ceue# draft, parabla to tbe Beard of be ueed w ith, lu, or on eald effle* of aald Vllleg*, recorded In P lat Booh 11, fice w ith the V illage Clerk police tSibllu iBitruetloB for ram lnel* premie**, even though they be page 74. e t the PubUc Re du rlag the teat tea (I I ) deye conetabl* or deputy ebertff of Countr. FUrridai II. 8. D over*- detached or detachable. e t February la th* year at th* thu Htat* qf Florida, any end cord* of Sem inole Couaty m eat Boada. er a eallefactorr Together w ith the follow in g election, and ehall pay auch e ll write, warrant*, eeerch Florida. hid bond executed hr the bid- Home of property which ar* Tou era hereby notified far filin g fee ae ahall be net by warrants end eth er preceeeea der and acceptable eureUee In located la and perm anently In In addition the necessary for th* d eteolloa and • n amount equal to flva per etalled aa a part o t tho Im (her that you ar* required to ordinance. file your anewore to the Com notloa ehell etete hi* alee* of punlahmtnt ot violation e f any cen t ad tha hid ehall be tub- provementa on eatd landi UKNEUAI. E L E C T R I C plaint heretofore filed 1* eald realdeno*. hie age, n deecrlptlon ot th* ordlneooee ot th* eeld m u ted w ith each bid. BUILT-IN OVEN MODEL m ortgage forecloeur* proceed • r th* real property owned by V illage, end th* police of the The J e a la e tu I bidder w ill he J m i l P K SERIAL 11(11 Inge w ith lha Clark a t tha Ctr him and nay other Informa­ eeld Village ere hereby aulhrequired to furnish an r per orieed end U le hereby m id* cull Court ot Hemlnole County, tion required hy erdlaanee, T it* for saAlafnaterr performance Tho V illage Council ehiell tbelr duty u. execute end te □ ENgtRAL E L E C T R I C Florida, la Baqford. Florida, and peym ent bend or bond*. BUILT-IN R A N tia MODEL and to aerv* a oopy thereof have nil e f the pow ers hereto- eerve xey end e ll auch write A ttention l# nailed ta tha feat H lltlP K HFItlAL B l l t l l l U upon the P la in tiff* attorney, fere vetted In o r poeeeeeed b end procaaeaa Issued out of the that net laaa than minimum QKNEItAL M L R C T I t l C A. Duane D erielrom , of RUHR tbe V illage Council o f Morll said V illage Court by th* naU rtsa and wagon aa not forth Judge thereof, end to m ake pro­ n E F R ia a R A T o n m o d e l HEED AND MARHIIALU II Orlando. ta lha Bpo el Mentions m ust ha Th* M ayer sh a ll he th* ehief perty return thereof to laid BAUTO HKniAL X M liT tl Exet Llrlngaton Avaau*. Poet p a ll aa Ihte projeot. Hog 114*. Orlando, executive o fficer of th* V illage Court. DUO THBRM UEATEIt O ffice w Tha Board o f PubUa TnetreeAll U v , ordinances er part* MODEL EM-1 BEItlAL It Florida, on or before tho leth and he ehell have cod exercle* t ie t for aomtnolo Count r. F lor­ day of July. 1M4. Itorela fall all ef (he power* end dull** o t lawa or ordlnancea In con­ III* ida, roaerroe tha rig h t to re ­ ueuelty Incident to that office; flict herewith ere hereby re­ not er a derre# pro aoafotoo FIVE ALUMINUM VCNR l i c t any a n d /ar a ll b i d e e r to he ehell prerid* ever atl m eet­ peated. w ill be enlorod agxlnat you. TIAN IIUNDB w alro e a r lafarm aStlad la tha ing* o f th* V illage Council e x ­ Thee* amendment* te the WITNESS my band and the (HBAL) bidding. Na hid ahall be w ith ­ Arthur K. Beckw ith, Jr. cept th at ba w ill not ba a Charter of th* V llle g e o t North drawn for a period o f W t*e* aeal o f th is Court u t Hanford votin g member o f th* Council Orlando, Florida, obeli become F lorida, thla tth Say a t June, Clark e t tha Ctreult C onn (111 daim H baaqatH t to U a Im m ediately upon Hemlnole County. Florida unlace there I* a tt* vote. In effective A. D. IM*. • p e e in g o f bid* w ith ou t which cae* the M ayer ahall ratification by the voter* at an Byt Martha T. V ihlea (PKALl e o a ee et o f th e Board. eaet the deciding votes He elect laa called for th a t pur­ Deputy Clerk Arthur M. B eckw ith. Jr, J. a w b ig u t , J* . ehall *** that all o f th* lawa pose. A. Duane Bergetrom Chairman, Hoard o f FubU* (B erk or the Btat* end ordinance* Dated thla tith day e f June Of RUHII, HEED AND By i M artha T. Vihlea, Inetruottaa for aomlBola e t th* V illage are faith fu lly A. U. IMI. MARSHALL Deputy Clerk Countr, Florida a a ecu ted; Me ahall have the (8KAL) I I Beat LI triage ton A v e in * M ahoney, Had lew , Chamber* I t T. MUvtft power to hid la preparty ter M rs Jane O. Ft he. Clerk Poet Of ft a* B ob IM I Bomlaola Ceuetjr iup oriaU ad ; th* V illage a t a ll tag aalea. V illage a t North Orlande, Barnett N etlo a el B ank Bldg Orlande, P ta r ite Judicial aalea and sale* under Florida Attorney* for P la in tiff Jackeoavtlle I, F lorida preceea e f lew ; when th* town FubUeh Ju es II, U , W A July Publleh Juno It, II, II k Julr Publleh June It. I I A July [• a party, ba shall alga all I. IMI. I. IM I. ' I. IM* . 17-02 at Hiawatha W E L A K A APARTMENTS Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. BR Furn. houte. All con­ veniences. 2461 Palmetto. 322-1249. Legal Notice / SACRIFICE! COUNTRY DUPLEX oo 44 UNFURN. 3 BR, 2 baths. Ut. 5 Room House d o te to schools acre. Income $110 mo. Ex­ equlpt., fenced back yard. and Churches. Good permeo- tra lot zoned TRAILER. 1120 mo. 105 E. Onora Rd., ant tenant pays $60 per Owner. 836-8162. 323-0645. month rent. Will sacrifice or $5,000. Write P. 0. Box EVERETT A. HARPER CLEAN Unfura. apt. 309 Mag­ nolia. Apply downstairs af­ 40, Sanford. AGENCY • REALTOR ter 6 p. tn. P irk Ave. FHA - VA HOMES Phones2485FAS.2-2264 or FA 2 X35 LAKE MARY. X Furn. Duplex 2, 3, A « BEDROOMS Apt. Adults, no pels. Nke 1, m , k 2 BATHS THINK BIG—BE BIG for single mao. 322-3930. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM IN this BIG 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Lake Mary home. A 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 BR. $60 BIG 2520 sq. ft. of living Low Monthly Payments mo. 323-0389. room. A BIG Modern House For Complete Information FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie and a little price at $21,500. See Or Call Your Cowan. 322-4013. Excellent Terms to Quali­ FHA - VA fied Buyer. 2 BR House. K1L equlpt. $75. Th. 322-5301. SALES BROKER $100 6. For Krnt 2BR, K it equip! Duplex; Furn. effle. a p t Lake priv. Muit see to appreciate. Low rent. Harley Wilhelm, Lake Mary, 322-1433. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate Far Sale 12. Real Ratal* Far Sale 6. For Real JUST CALL FA2-5412 K) �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! at)f 12. Real Batate For Salt 12. Real Estata For Salt SI. b*auty K iM u NEW HOMES • Mi. South on Rt. IT-02 VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE Maine Street So. Longwood District Contact! Mr. Forjruaon 802 Highland Ave. Longwood, Florida SPECIAL FOR JULY 92050 TOTAL PRICE Completely furnlihcd 2 BR Now Air-comllLioned. P ried Permanents Mobile Home, 45 x 9, plus ■ starting at: $6.95, Shampoo, Set, 91.75, spacious 10 x 20 living room, Haircuts >1.23. Neat as ■ pin. Just bring your suitcase and move in. Ace Beauty Salon. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 822-M23_______ Cash. Terms, or will trade for Camper, boat, car, etc. 22. Build * Paint • Repair Ph. 322-7498. ftgnfarft Ijrrslb July 2, 1904 — I’nifo It 34. Articles For Sale By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE A m LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 1 Baths. FOR PAINTING It REPAIR Ball-Blair Agency Fla. R m , cent. heat. 211 WORK Call 322 5426. Ridge Rd.. 322-9051. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE FOR A PAINTER, inside m 3rd A Park Ave. out, call Luther Tasker at NEW HOMES Phone 322-5641 3126159. underw ater 1AKK LOT, LAKE MARY. 21). Iln b y a ltte fa 322-0184. BABYSITTING. D e l o r e s Boyce, 1320 Lake Ave. Legal Notice 21. B e a u ty S alons IX TIIK CIHI IIT COUNT o r TICK SIXTH JUDICIAL CIMPermanent Special c t i T ix a x » r a n ■■Ml. Thru July 3rd cocxTV. flum io Ai lit niAXCRHV SO. 14194 20 Percent off regular prlcea CITY NATIONAL BANK OF Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop MIAMI I1KACII. • Unlt.d States of America tanking 111 Palmetto Avo. Ph. 322-0834 corporation. Plaintiff ■rt. DAVID C. nKlMPCIttJBBKL and BTLVIA BISIMSOIHUtHEU IK THE fTlirt'IT r n i ’RT, hie wife, not known In ba six t h j r m m i, c.Tiiniir dead or allva and, if dead, tha o r FLORIDA ix axii ro it unknown epouee, heir*, devi­ BRIIIXOLH I'Ot'XTT. ate!. grantees, assignees, lien* C AM KRT No. HIM ale. creditors, trueteee. or NOTICE OF #t'IT IX alher claimants, by, through, MORTOAOB FOHkrLUeniM under or against FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTIIAVID C. REIMBCHUMBIj OAOE ABBOCtATION. • cwrporand SYLVIA mClMBCHUSSBL. atlon, hie wife, or either of them; Plaintiff, and all parties having or -v*. claiming In have any right, THOMAS RUSSELL WALTON SHU. or Interrat In the property and ESTHER T. II. WALTON. described In tha Complaint. h i W ife, Defrndenta. Defendant*. NOTICE OP SUIT TO. THOMAS llL'SSELL WAL­ TOi DAVID C. RKIMBCIIUBTON and ESTHER T. If. HKI. and SYLVIA IlKIMWALTON, hi* Wife, Pi'HUHHKL, hla wile, not whnee r e s i d e n c e and known to ha dead or awhereabout* a r e unlive amt. If deni, the un­ known, and Esther Y. II. known apouae, helra. daWalton'# la at known idVlatta, grantees, assign, drase la: t i l l W. Ilith aes. Danora. eredit’ora, Street, Terrene*, Califor­ trust see, or other elalmnia. Snta by, through, under TOU AnH IIRHERT NOTI­ or against FIED that a Complaint to DAVID C. HKIMBCHDB* forarlne* a certain mortfag* 8KL and SYLVIA HKIM- encumbering th* following des­ Bi-HDBRKL. hie wife, or cribed rear property, to*wit: either of themi and ell Lot T. Block A, Ratehna artlet having or clalmPark Seotlon of Loch Arig lo have any rlaHI, hnr. according In th* plat title, or Inlerral In the thereof as recorded In property described In the Plot Hook 11. pages II It Complaint, llealdenca un­ li, of lha public records known. of Semlnol* County, Flor­ TOU AHE IlEflKBT NOTI­ ida. FIED that a Complaint hae T4teth*r with th* following fa.an filed egelnet you by the Item* of property which ere lo­ Plaintiff In tha strove.styled cated In and parmanantly tncourt and cauaa for tha pur­ atalled as a part of the Im­ pose of foreclosing the mort­ provements on said property; gage on the following des­ 1 fl. E. Refrigerator, Mo­ cribed property, situate and del No. LAM-lJl Serial No. being In Seminole County, OSMtMl Florida: 1 D. K. Rang*, Modal No Lot 11. Block T, IIEFTLtR 1*1 -S; Serial No. OS #00111 HOMES ORLANDO, SEC­ t Stewart Warner Wall TION ONE, according to Furnace. Model No. OIDTSplat thereof recorded In K Plat llook IS. l'saea I Venetian mind*, manufacand «. Public Record* of turnad by Srmlnola Vene­ Bemlnol* County, Florida. tian Blind Co., no modal Together with the following number* or serial num­ Hama of property which are ber*. lecated in and permanently In- he* bean filed against you In •talled ae a part of the Im­ th* above-stylad ault, th* short provements an eald land: title ot Which la Federal Na­ II. K. Air Conditional*— tional MortgaB* Aiaoclallon. a Model IITAtiBIt — Serial Corporation oraantled under IDIIIIIII an Act of Uoofraee and agletO, E. turner* — Model It- In purauant to th* Federal OLTILSIS — Serial U»- Nallara! Morlgag* Aaaoclatton lll-tll Charier Act, having It* prlnNational Rullt-ln Hangs clptl offlc* In the City of Surface Unit — Modal Washington. District of Col EI.10-1S-H* Serial TS»:« umbla. Plaintiff, v a r a u a, National llulll-ln Oven —• TIIOMAS RUSSELL WALTON Model AlO-lti-fP — Serial and ESTHER T. II. WALTON, hi* wife, Defendants and you HR? Kech-n-vant fa* — Modal ar* r.fjulrad to aarv* a mpy KVIO'iF — Aerial J1AIC — at your Anawar or othar pleadAltai In to th* Oomplalnl on PlainWaal* King DIepoaall — Ilfrw Attorney. Mack N. Clave* land. Jr.. Bulte III Sanford Serial ISTT4SI Rallgh Hot Water llaaiar Alla tlantlc National llahk Rulld* —Serial tleillT — »l»det tng, it. Hanford, Florida, *nd flit the original Anawar or otntr AUR-DB Ton are hereby reiutred t4 btsadlng In th* offla* of th* •erv* a ropy of four anawaf (■lark of th* Circuit Court on ar pleading an Platnlllf'a al- br before tha ItUi day of July, turns) a, TAUrUlt AND BIHO* A. P. lilt, ir you fall to 4o 110 S K. tnd Street, Miami, au, a Usurt* pro mnfaaao will Florida, and fils tha original b* taken aaalnat you for th* answer or pleading In th* of. rallsl demanded In th* Com­ ■ c* ot Ilia Clark u! eald Court plaint. •n*ur bator* th* .Ufa day of Thl* Nolle* shall b* publish­ July, I Ml. It you fall to do ed onaa a waak for four conSo. 4 Dacra* Pro Coh lease will eaautlv* waak* I* Th# Sanford ba enlerad agalget you tor the Herald, a nawapapar cln-ulatCounty. — Flosrelief sought la the Complaint. ad in armlnol* Oat WITNES4 my hand and ***l Ida. •f eald Court al HaBtord. Dated thl* Itr4 day Of Jana, iamlMla Caunly, Florid*, this A. P. IMS. (•BAD tlrd day ot Jaaa, IMI. Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr., (BEAL) 4 lark of Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., lly: Sandra S. Johnaon, aa Clark of n»(d Circuit D. C. Court Mark N. Cleveland. Jr and By; Martha T. Vlklcn Carroll Burk* Deputy Clark Attorney* for Plaintiff Tayler and Brlon P. O. Drawer 7. 1M 1. 9 tnd llreal Hanford. Florida Miami, Florida 'ubllab Juris SI, It July 3, 1-uhRpb Jun* IS A July S, I. IS. tMt. , It. IMI. GM-91 Legal Notice t J 25. P lu m b ln p S erv ices PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 35. A rticles W anted WANTED. 5 String Banjo, Open or closed Head. Will pay reasonable price. Ph. 668-IRUl. 27. S pecial S erv ices OVER 25 YEARS ol Fine Workmanihip in UphoUtcrlng, Draperies, Slip­ covers. Time Payments as little as >5 mo. Drapery Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP Pb. 322-2339 COMPLETE Lawn * Service. 323-2310. Yard *No, I’m NOT taking ft to the bottom of th* swimming pool for • pirformanc* tost!” REMODELING — REPAIRS 31. Article* For Sal* SCREENING - VINYL TILE 81A. Pel* 312-7849 — 8 13 A. M. PUPPIES It DOGS. Beagles, NECCH1 Like New. Equipped (o Zigcollies, It mixed breeds. Piano Tuning i M Repair Zag, blind stitches, mskivs Animal Haven Boarding W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 buttonholes, sews on but­ Kennels. 822 5752. tons. Assume payment* or >6 AIR-CONDITIONING 32. Flowers • Shrub* per mo. Guarantee. Buy lo­ By FEDDERB cally & be serviced. Sanford H. B. POPE CO., Inc. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, Sewing Center, 322-94U, 200 Ro. Park Ave. 322-4234 25c lb. Grimier Hydroponic Farms, So. Sanford Ave. '54 Jeep Sta. Wag. 2 wheel dr. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, with overdrive, 6 cyl. over­ IPRtNKLER SYSTEMS I I , FwmJtar* head valve. 668-5693. All Type* and Sites We Repair and Berrice FKrcE Kr t im a t e JULY SPEC. Ladies’ Shoe Upholstering 4k Mattress ren­ STINE Sale. Sitea 5-6te only. >1 ovating. New A Used Furni­ Machinery and Supply On. pr. Surplus City. W. 1st Ht. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 ture. Call Nix Beddlni Ufg. Co., at 709 Celery Ava. NEW 1963 ('umpirin'* Ency­ 29. A utom obile S e rv le t FA 3-2117. clopedia. Halt price. I'honc 322-7454. Auto OU94, Used furniture, appliances, Ik star Covers tools, etc. Bought • Sold. U E TO M V O K C E AUTO GLASS & Larry’s Mart 111 Sinford Wc Dhave a Repossessed '64 model Swing Needle Dlal-OSEAT COVER CO. Ave. Ph. FA M i l l Matic ZigZag, makes Fancy 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9099 FURNITURE Design!, Make Buttonholes, ALL WORK GUARANTEED S COMPLETE BOOMS Sews on Butluni, Blind ONLY 9249.50 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Hems, Monograms, Darns, Free inspection, estimates, Easy Terms Patches, Etc. Guaranteed. Shop And Sava The pickup, delivery. Recoring Assume remaining 8 pay­ Budget Way A repairs discounted. ments of 9*. Ph. Credit 21Ub E. 3rd. 122-2143 BUDGET Mgr. 322-7457. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Btnktrik Olua and Paint Company FURNITURE CO. M I one wood Plata 17-93 Ph. 838-4583 Legal Notice 1 IMI. OJA-41 Dodge B o y s. . . on W. 1st S t 86. A utom obile* • T ruck* '57 Chcv. V8 Stick, >3T mo. '59 Old* S t i c k . >32 mo. 19t>2 2 Dr. Comet. R&ll, Exc. '60 Opal. >792 bal, >34 mo. rond. Sid. shift. 322-6266. '60 Anglia, >599 bal, >32 mo. I960 BUICK Le Sabre. Exc. '57 Chcv . >370bal, Ml mo. cond. A extra clean. Th. 59 Opal, >574 bal, >30 mo. '57 Old*. >041 bal, >31 mo. 322-5009, '58 Rambler, >199 bal, )lo mo. '88 FORD, aid. shift, needs '58 Chcv., 9161bal, $10 mo. '31 Ponliar Puff, >21 mo. some work. >75. '59 BEL AIR Rpori* coupe '38 Chrysler, >699 bal, >32 mo, Chrv , Rfrll, Real nice car, '58 Merc. >499 bal, >27 mo. >375. Ph. 323 7090. '53 Ford, >199 bal, >10 mo., '88 Pont. >681 bal, >32 mo. H Ton '63 V8 Ford Pickup '30 Merc, >149 bal, >7 mo. (ruck. Custom cab. >200 and '56 Mere, >179 bal, $11 mo. take over payments. >1670 '52 Fiml, >99 bal, >5 mo. Hal. 838 1712 or 818-3130. '38 Line. >681 bal. >32 mo. SMALL Sturdy Wrecker. Eke. '58 Ford, >199 bal, >25 mo. cond. >950. -Reel's Paint A '56 Chcv., >466bal, >24 mo. Body Simp, 10th k Sanford. 'ST Mere, W. >399 bal, 112 mo. '87 Plynt., >360 bal., >30 mo. '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellent '88 Chcv., >339 bal. >29 mo. cond. Th. 322 2283. '36 Chryi, >641bal, >32 mo. ’51 Ruick, >.!2 bal, >1 mo. TRUCK SALE Avallaltk) June 29. 8 Pickup ’>7 Ford, $99 bal., >7 mo. trucks with tool bodlox, Mmilar to Telephone Co. truck*. Ideal for Carpcnlors, paint­ REPOSSESSIONS. INC. ers, electricians or hunting & ramping. Iftl? ‘S ANKuun AVROPEN EVENINGS Burnup A Sints, Inc. 201 N. Maple St. Sanford Phone 322-4503 1 0 - Vacation Specials RELIABLE AND READY TOGO . . . 62 Comet Custom 4-door, heater, automatic Iran*. A traaa puff. 59 Chevrolet Wa^on Brook wood V*®« •utuniillr IflMsi radio M l heater, air rondHImed. 61 Renault Dauphlne The economy kina. — *1595 *995 *495 37. Boatn • Motors PRE-HOLIDAY BOAT SALE! Sh. wrooms ft Boat lot full. Boats by Thundcrblrd, lane Star, MFC, Traveler, Altec, etc. Sample Price*: 81795 II’ Laraon Family Runabout >993; 15' >950 Fabugiaa >950; 14' >595 Traveler >(83; '63 Evtnrudes with 2 year War­ ranty >780 40 hp. 9589; 18' >410 Gator Trailer $290; Many others, plus Boat lot full of uaed Outfit* too! TERMS! nohton Sporting ttundi, Downtown Sanford. Th. 322-5961. 1295 60 Chevrolet Vi-Ton *995 60 Dodge Va-Ton *995 55 Chevrolet Vj-Ton _____ *395 60 Chevrolet 1-Ten PANEL, Uke new fhroughiut. A real flo* tr « h priced rghL 89. T r* ll* r* • C a b in * * APACHE Camp Trailcra. New ft Used. 322-5487. 1953 All aluminum Prairia Schooner, added room. A-l cond. Must sell. Part down, make offer. Ph. 322-6268. Hi raid Adi. Be sure your business Is represented with attract !va advertisements. Go 4th In One Of These Outstanding Used Car Values! 63 Mercury Monterey 4-Door Fully Powered. Air Cond. Extra Clean. '2795 SA V E 62 Continental Fully Equipped, one Owner, Retra k i A w i a Nice. (Choice of Two.) N U W ! 63 Chevy Monza 900 4 8 peed Tran*. Hadlo - Heater. New WW Tires. RXTRA CLEAN. *1995 S T A T IO N W A G O N SALE 60 Chevrolet Parkwood *1295 59 Ford Country Sedan *895 Wagon. 9 Pa**., V8, Automatic, Ra­ dio, Heater. New Tire#. Wagon. V8. 8 l'aaacnger. 59 Ford Ranch W agon *795 8 CyL Ford-O Matlr, Radio, Heater. 59 Mercury Commuter SED W ID E fS rT R A G K 3teri (ha holiday off with a bang-fn ■ smooth, qutot uled Wide r rack Ponllac. Or Pontiac Tampeat. Or perhaps another of the qooc jaed cars on our lot. With new car aalos running so high, wo navt I wlder-than-avar stock ot lata-madel trada-ins waiting for you: 60 Pontiac Starchief Hardtop l-duor, p<i*rr aim ing power brake*. We *<>lil it new (•door aedan LATE MODEL QUALITY BUYS! 62 Comet 4-Door Sedan $ 1 ^ A C *1498 Stand. Trans., Radio, Heater. *1898 Red, White Top, Extra Clean. 62 Comet 2-Door Sedan $f | 62 Galaxie Convertible $ | J L Q C 1 0 61 Valiant 2-Door Sedan '1196 Automatic Tranamlaalun. *1896 H Hardtop. ard to p < 4*Dour, On# Owfttr, 18,000 Actual MilIM. 59 Cadillac Sedan DeVHIc A ll power rquipped, fart or y a ir conditioned *1295 60 Opel Station W agon *595 Wagon. VH. Crual-O-Mstlr, Power Steer., Radio, Heater. Htand. Tran*., Radio, Heater, 62 Corvair Monza Coupe I a peed lr«n*mi*«iun, bucket *ral*, radio and healer 60 Ford Country Sedan >1G M ( 10 9 0 62 Ford Galaxie Fordor Sedan A o Under, «utomiile (rinftmUnion* ntw tr thin nrw *995 Wagon. V8. Mrrc-O-Matlr, Radio, Heater, Power Hleer. A Brakes. $QQ C 62 Chev. Impala *1595 61 Ford Galaxie 4-Door *1295 61 Dodge Seneca *1295 60 English Ford Anglia *595 59 Mercury Monterey *1295 OPEN Sedan. Stand. Tran*., Radio, Heater. Extra Clean. FRIDAY NITE TILL 8:00 4-Door. 8 Cyl. Power Steer., Auto­ matic Tran#. Extra Clran. CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4th Have A Nice Holiday . . . DRIVE . . . A R R IV E . * . SAFELY!! Whita Finish. Heal Sharp. 4-I>our Hardtop. Mrrr-O-Matlr, Pow­ er Hirer., Power llrpkea. Radio, Heater. Extra Clean. Low Mlleagr. W H O LE SA LE BUYS! TRU C K SPECIALS — Produce body. A nlci tract 13' Glees Boat, fully equipt, 40 hp. Evinrude, 1111 trlr., exc, cond. >650. B ed's Paint At Body Shop, 10th 4t Sanford. WEEK-END National IUIZ Ftiblng boat, motor A trlr. Deck ft controls. >225. Pb. 322-TT7S. R&ll. Auto. Ph. 668-5713. Repossessions 62 Rambler Classic t ig •62 Buick LcSsbre 4 Dr. V-8? 12' \ Bank $ 91 per day rental (or Elec­ tric Carpet Shampoocr with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. BEDS FOR RENT 110 Magnolia ph. FA 9-4999 Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ USED Lumber, 2 x 4, 2 x 6 nile. FREE delivery and 2 x 8, 2 x 10; 1 x 4 flooring 81A . P e ts Pick-up. Brick. 322-2509. FURNITURE CENTER GERMAN Shepherd puppies. READY MIX CONCBETE 1100 French Ava. 322-5200. Patios, Floor, Free Bill mates Ph. FA 1-7953 low prices check the Herald Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, clasiUlad pages where local For the biggest selection ol sand, cement, rock, pipe, nearly new and used furni­ dealers advertise. steel, grease trap*, dry ture, see Noll's Furniture wells. Stepping stones. Brokers!* In Casseltterry MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. M 1T-I2. Open I days 9 to I. 309 Elm Ave. • 322 5751 IX Tilt: rm ttl'IT c o ih t . S*U U» Your Furniture XIVTII JUDICIAL Cl HIT IT FRIGIDAIKE Washer & Dry­ IIP FI.4IVIIIIA IX AND roH Quick Service With the er. Good rond. Ph. 122-1405. BUMIXIJI.H llltlXTV. Cash. SUPER TRAD1N0 c iia m t r y xo. issra Good Refrig. >30. 611 Park. POST. FA 2-0677. FUDKIIAL NATIONAL MOBTOAOK ASSOCIATION. 4 sorporatlon. Plaintiff, Come See The Golden W est v«- JOIIN SMITH Jit. and I1I.ANC lli: DLlUAHKTlt SMITH, hla Wit*. Da fandants x o t ic f . OF SUIT IX W OHTItllii: rulIKIT.OOIHB TO I JOHN HM1TH, JII. and DLANCHi: K1.1ZAIIKTU SMITH, Ills wife, wh"»e raaldanc* and wharaaboals la unknown. TOU ARC HEREBT NOTIFIED that a Complaint to forarlo** a rartaln m ortaag* enrumbarlng th# follow ing dast-rlbsd real properly, lo-w lt: Ix>t I. Iilock (. nssu bdlvlaton of Iilock S and Tract A. NOIITH ORLANDO SB< OKU ADDITION, accord­ ing lo ptat thereof record­ ed In I'lat Uook IS. Pag* Tf, I'ubllr Bacorda of Hrmlnul* County, Plorld*. baa bran Iliad agalnat you In the above-stylad suit, th* abort title of whlcb Is Federal N a­ tional M ortgage Aaeoolatlon. a Corporation organised under an Art o f Congrra* and aalaltng purauant to the Federal Kk> llunal M ortgage Aaaoclatlon Charter Act, having Ita princi­ pal of fit# In iho City of WoahIngton. D istrict of Columbia. P laln tirf,-virtu e JOHN SMITH. JR. and BLANCHE KI.I7.AliUTII SMITH, hi* wife. Dafandants and you ar* r*<iulr*d to aarv* a "ipr of your Answer or othar pleading to tha Complallit on I'laln tlffa Attornay, Mack N Cleveland. Jr.. Salt* l i t Hanford Atlantic National Hank Building, Hanford. F lor­ ida. and III* th* original An­ awar or othar pleading in th* office ol tha Clark af the Clrcul Court nn or barer* th* n t h day of July, A. D. IMt If you fall lo do ao, a dacra* pro conlaaao wilt b* taken agalnat you for th* relief de­ manded In the Complaint. Thl* Nulla* ahall ba pub­ lished one* a weak far four sanaaautlva weak* In Tk* Han­ ford Herald, a nawapapar clrenlatad la Seminal# Caunty, Florida. D»t»d thl* tih day o f Juna A. D. ISM ■/ Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Clrrult Court Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Uurk* Attornay* for P lain tiff P. O. Drawer I Hanford. Florid* Publish June II. It, SS -a July 6 Racks, practically new trot I960 Dodge Seneca, 2 Dr. 6 lines. 500 hooks per rack. cyl., std. shill. Must be Make me an offer. 1913 W. seen & driven to appreciate 3rd St. care given by owner. Ph. 322-1948. ’v HP, Emerson Alr-Conditioncr. UQ-115V. >70. 1119 '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Magi'0''a 322-4447. Exc. cond. $S3J. 322 7511. Combination W o o d * # rking unit. Lathe, Drill, Saw, Jig 1960 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 Dr. low mileage, one owner. saw. Sander, Grinder, Mo. Exc. cond P/S, I’ ll, New tor. Accessories. >130. Olio, tire*. >1600. 668 5547. Cor. Lake Ave., Hardy St., Longwood. SPORTS C A R - 1961 Renault 1-1903 8 Cyl. Falcon Air Con­ Caravelle Conv. with removable Hard top, 4 on-theditioner (New) Original floor, It All, W/W. >100 h as. Fort! Air. Special >250 Inatime pymts of >13.33 mo. Mailed. Cali Dnffry at 322Call 122 6S193, Sanfortl. 1481. VA-FHA — OLDER HOME, -3 Dr. large FHA IN-SEtlVICE rooms, large shady lot with W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary fruit trees. No down pyml. Blvd., left on Blvd. to Likr 1020 Palmetto Ave. Phone Mary Fire Station, Right to 322-5398. Office in .Model House on Abbott Ave. THERE’S PEACE fc QUIET LMN Enterprises, Inc. No planet. In a 2 DR house on I’h. 322-2744 paved street you can buy for >3.750 Cash. Ph. 6G8-4601, 15 U usinrsB O p p o rtu n ity Enterprise, Fla. AUTO REPAIR SHOP & Lot, with or without equipment. NEW HOMES Hall's Garage, corner Cel­ VA-FHA — ery & Sanford Ave. 322-2020. FHA IN-SERVICE South on RL 17-92. 6 Ml. FOR LEASE—Service Station. Right cm Seminole Blvd., Good location. Good proOne Block to Sales Office. ducta. Good treatment. Ph. 802 H ig h lan d A ve. locally 312-4841, or apply to L ongw ood, F lo rid a tha PURE OIL COMPANY. REAL DEAL - BY OWNER I Bedrooms, Living Room, 11. Female Help Wanted Dining Room, kitchen, and EXPERIENCED Waitress. An­ large Florida Room. Builtgel’s Restaurant. Apply in' in Range. Huge double lot person. 2503 Sanford Ave. 200 x 200. In Country, yet only 5 mins, from Down­ 17* Male Help Wanted town ft 10 mins, from base. EXPERIENCED Photogra­ Ph. 322-2297. pher. For appointment call NORTH O R L A N D O , >100 >32-7222. Down, like-new Resales; 2 and 3 Bedroom*, 1 and 2 19. S itu a tio n s W an ted baths, equipped kitchens. LAWNS MOWED. 322-2115. $50->7B mo. pays all. Helmly DAY’S WORK. 122 3474, Really, Ph. 322-1041, 1 36. Aiitomolilles • Trucks| 36. Automobile* • Truck* 87. Boats • Motors All Need Some Repair 56 57 56 55 58 48 Cadillac Coupe D eV U le..... Mercury 4-Dr. S e d a n ......... $100 Dodge 4-Door ......................$ 40 Oldsmobile 4 -D o o r .... ......... 8146 Packard 4-Dr.t Good E n g . $ Oldsmobile, Runs G ood ..... $ PICKUP. A low prlcad buy Seminole Co.Motors AUTHORIZED JODGK DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 HUNT M E R C U R Y IN C 1009 Palmetto Ave. Saaford 822-4884 Wbiter Park Ml 4-0209 �INDEPENDENT! NOT TOO INDEPENDENT MAKE DEAL WITH X v« 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4-DOOR CORVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE PICK - UP SPECIALS ‘1941” MANY SIZES AND BODY STYLES . . . DOWN STEPSIDE PICK-UP BODY CAPACITY NEARLY 10 CU. FT. MAXIMUM PAYLOAD RATING UOO LBS. WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES WITH t i l l DOWN. ONLT WHEEL COVERS .55 BEATER ft DEFROSTER 8AFETT STEERING WHEEL MONTULT ENGINB IN REAR EASY HANDLING 115 INCH WHEELBASE AS LOW AS ‘195 DOWN WITH » ! « DOWN *1787” ‘51 MONTHLY IF YOU HAVE A GOOD SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S USED CAR TO TRADE IN YOUR PAYMENTS CAN BE EVEN LOWER MODEL l i t * MU IMMOBILE Than Quoted In Ad 4 DOOR 6 PASS. BEL AIR KZl-W ind.hield Foam Rubber Front ft Rrar Seat EXT. Belt Moulding 3-Speed Wipera Non Glare Mirror Outside R rar View Mirror STATION WAGON MODEL 1515 EZI-Wmdahield Pawer Glide Wheal C a itft •M WWW Tift* PII Kadie C ft C Equipment O iuid* Hear Vic* Mirror LIST 93297.60 $277777 Add Bright M rtil Trim C.lotf Bor Light Ilomr Light ft Snitrh Hr* Ur AS LOW AS WITH SIRS DOWN, PAYMENTS ONLY LIST 13016.41 3 >p<rd W Ip rr A Nan Glare Intidr Mirror Bark-up Light* DOWN 266565 104 MONTHLY WITH *1*5 DOWN. PAYMENTS ONLY >66 MONTHLY HOLLER OPEN THROUGH Jet-Awag T r i u n i t t i o i Wheel l)i»e WSW Tire* Bark-l'p LigbU DLX Radio Aery Pathags F R ID A Y N IT E C L O SE D SA T U R D A Y JU LY 4th M O T M SA liS 2nd and Palm etto Ave. 322-0711 \ 2505 S. P ark D rive 322-0861 �Within a short time the members of Seminole County's Board of Com­ missioners will open the so-called County Commission office on the ground floor of the Courthouse, At the present time it is the plan of the Commissioners to employ an office secretary to "mind the store.” While the Commission is making this move The Herald feels that it ought to consider going one step fur­ ther and investigate the possibilities of employing an administrative as­ sistant. Not too long ago a Herald reporter contacted the chairman of the Com­ mission. In the course of obtaining information for a news story the chairman remarked, ‘Til get you a copy of this just as soon as I can go to the Courthouse and see if I can find someone with n secretary I can get to type it out." This is absolutely no reflection on the chairman of the County Commis­ sion. But it does raise some concern among the citizenry who feel thnt the men who arc entrusted to the oper­ ation of a multi-million dollar "bus­ iness” should hnve a more practical system in effect for conducting the county’s business. In the Herald's observations of Connty Commission meetings it has become quite evident th at much of the business brought by individuals to the attention of the Commission during bi-monthly meetings of the board could easily be handled by a county administrative employe. In most cases brought before the board, the m atters at hand are pre­ sented to the Commissioners for the first time. In most of these instances the questions at hand cannot be de­ cided and must be held over until the next meeting to give the commission­ er in district affected time to go out on his own and personally investigate whatever problem exists. Thought For Today Even a fool who keeps silent is considered wise; when he closes his lips, he is deemed intelligent. — Proverbs 17-28. • • • Young men think old men arc fools; but old men know young men are the fools.—George Chapman, 2 Views On Poverty War Shriver, the director desig­ nate of the Poverty War, writes that the military's ex­ perience it “an invaluable re­ source’’ on which he expects to draw in training the pov­ erty-retarded youths who will coma under his charge. Hut ha has these reservations: Tha poor corps youths are largely “military rejects" who are drawn from the “most deprived atrulum" — the one-fifth of the nation that is poverty • marked. One purpose of the anti-poverty drive is to teach these boys enough to mnke them mili­ tarily acccpptnhlc. Thus, to some extent, the economic op­ portunity courses will be pre­ military training. But tha camps and renters of the poor rorpa wilt he run, saya Shriver, on the basis of "permissive” discipline. Since Herald Area Correspondents ! Altsmanta Springs Mr*. Julia Uartoa 818-1318 Bear Lak#-Fore*» City Mrs. Msryann Miles 838-3878 Caxelherry Mr*. Jin a Caixelberry Geneva Mr*. Jo*. E. Mathieux 349-4824 Lake Mery Mr*. France* Wester 312-6119 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L . Jnhniox | 132-473* 838-6016 Chulunta Mr*. Joan Magic 366-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 618-4410 Deltona Mrw. Mildred Haney 668-S631 Enterprise Hies Helen Rnodgrane 668->831 t.ongwood Mrs. Donna Eatee 638-3317 North Orlando Mr*. Dorla Dean 832-1989 Oil*** Mrs. Clarence Snyder 811-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 868-8916 Oil?? : fy rttto Page 1A Sanford, Florida* Thursday, July 2, 1964 WALTKN A. OICLOW, SCDITON AXIS rtllU IM H rSASK VOLTOLIXB. C l m l s U s i - O taeral M aaase* JULIAN L. ST NX ST HUM A ssociate Bailor MAMMY I. JOHXiON M anaging Editor B K t'S E S KILLKIIIIUW Telegraph Edltur D O H lf WILLIAMS ■ o d d ? Editor OOTTUS AUSTIN City Editor JU D I W N U I Coaaty Editor BILL VINCENT t u l t Photographer MOV WHEEN A dvertising Manager MOV M ATT d e n tr a l A dvertising M antgsr s tA J U u irrr sc. s t a p l e t o n C lassified U lreeter JANIE SMOEMAKEB B u siest# Manager S'NED WELL# M echanical l u p t S l S K H t n i UIoSn is D elivery Worry Clinic If a county administrative officer, or even if he were called an admin­ istrative assistant, were available in the County Commission office, in all probability he could handle half of the m atters normally brought to the Commission without them even hnving to be presented to the board mem­ bers in session. In many instances those items presented to the Commission already would have been investigated by the administrative assistant and the Commission could make its judgment without the unnecessary delny such questions now encounter. In addition, individuals or groups from the extreme sections of the county consistently have to make two or three trips to the Courthouse before the questions they hnve are nnswered in one way or nnother by the Commission. The Herald believes thnt on admin­ istrative assistant would mnke for better public relations between the County Commission nnd its citizens. An administrative assistant would save valuable time for both the con­ stituents ns well as the Commission­ ers. "Proof of the pudding’’ lies in the fact that it would be extremely dif­ ficult for anyone to go Into private life and find a comparable business which did not have an administra­ tive officer to handle the multitude of details a business ns large ns our county government must consider in and day out. Holmes Alexander WASHINGTON, D. C. — After Civil Rights, we hnva tha War on Poverty. The bill called tha Economic Oppor­ tunity Act of 1064 hai been favorably reported by the House Education-Labor Com­ mittee. The aime bill la be­ fore the Senate labor-welfare special committee, on ita way to floor action. Anticipating these eventa, I apent a week in the Navy Air Training Command where college-educated aviators, and achool-educaled maintenance crews, are lifted from civilian life and submitted to boysinto-men transition. I felt that tha poverty • warriors could lesm about thia educational process from the military. Two letters, one from Sar­ gent Shriver and one from a Texas newspaper editor, carry the idea a little further. Dr. Crane’s The Pollster Administrator Needed N it.A T E S Dy Mi C ro aty p i t 1 Tear M l • H eath s M l I M onths A ll o th er I M .il I T ier l i e W eek M l I Months 1 10 1 Months l ie l Menu l.M 1 Month V . *. P ostal MOgata lie as provide that aU w a ll an Os crip lin e s I paid la advance. nil the buys will be volun­ teers, he hopes they will rlo as they're told. H ehopei to keep them so busy, both in class nnd at physical labor, thnt desertion, insubordina­ tion and malingering will not be serious problems. Well, maybe. Hut I was a school teacher in the 1930’s, and It's hard to Imagine a school system without some form of punitive control. I have enterviewed n twostar admiral who, in that same period, was a Navy lieuten­ ant (J.g.) in the New Deal’a Civilian Conservation Corps ul H am burg. He said thnt the boys ran riot unlit the ramp imported a contingent of aix-foolers from tlie N. V. State I'olire. The cops restored discipline. At an alt-Negrn ramp In New Jersey, discipline was accom­ plished only when a strapping West l'ointer challenged tho mutineers to slop up, one at a lime, and fight it out with him. Maybe this generation of delinquent youth is more traetnlile, and won't need the rough stuff, but that’s not in the record. The Texas editor writes that he has 'been pounding many years'' for peaceful use of thr military in training unemployed youth and droptails. He feels that this rould lie done in the home towns, us n supplement to and im­ provement of our public school system. He feels very strongly that part of the (62 billion a year that we Invest in national defense should go to salvaging the dross of our young man-power. Three hoys go to schools where there is “no discipline," “no aura of excellence" and “no incentive except for those who have the very strong desire. And those who don't, the very ones who need direc­ tion the most, sre dropped by the wayside, and become pub­ lic charges on the unemploy­ ed rolls, or in care of tho po­ lice." There is much evidence that “permissive" homes end schools era a major cause of tha American social rot, and it is manifest that tha mili­ tary aervicet are tha best training systems at our dis­ posal. Congress now boa a Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Congress could move by late August to try to bar 11. 8. com Is from taking a hand in xtutu reapporlionmcnt. A sense of urgency grips those In ami out of Congress who want to forestall general overhaul of slate legislatures in accord with the Supreme Court'a June 16 ruling which decreed that both legislative houses must be apportioned on a population basis. If action on a constitutionamendment to nullify this de­ cree ie not quickly begun, op­ ponents of the decision fear it may be too tste. A high proportion of state legisla­ ture! meet in enrly 11)116 and will be under compulsion to act under the rourt'a ruling. Senate Republican leader Everett Diiksen of Illinois already has sparked a GOP Policy Committee disrussion of a proposed amendment. And Rep. William McCulloch, R-Ohio, fa pushing a similar proposition in the House. Policy Committee members want time to study the idea. A Dirksen stuff man la busy raking over old casea which might throw light on the ennslitutinnal aa|wcta of the matter. Meantime, a big head of steam is building up. Some 16 governors perturbed at the court'a decision have convey­ ed their concern to Dirksen and othrrs. T h e presently suggested language of whet msy be called the Dirksen amend­ ment reads as follows: “ Each state shall have ex­ clusive power to determine the composition of ita legis­ lature end the apportionment of the memberehip of tech house thereof. "Such power shall not be Infringed by t h e United States or by any branch of government thereof." Dirksen does not indicate it, but it is a fact that sweep­ ing respportlonment might rob the Illinois State Senate of several Republican seats. Pressure to block such a change la bearing down on him and others with similar home itatreituatkm i. Yet the breadth and inten­ sity of interest in a blocking amendment ie no assurance that it woutd find easy, auto­ matic ratification from tha necessary 88 stale legisla­ tures, Rome specialist* in federal■tain relation* argue that nu­ merous state legislature* with one house already reasonably well-founded on population may resist an amendment banning all federal court In­ tervention. The list of such legislatur­ es is expected to swell this year. Unless tha counter­ force of a blocking amend­ ment intervenes, the total could expand rapidly in 19116. One significant straw in tha wind cornea out a t Sarasota, Fla,, whrra a Urge group of southern legislators, state ad­ ministrator* and other state officials took a auprisingly mild tact in a resolution ap­ proved just four days after tha Supreme Court decision. They did not demand that the U. S. court* lie barred altogether from stepping into state reapportionment. These 226 officials, meeting as the Southern Conference of the Council of Stats Gov­ ernments, simply urged s flexibls approach which would tako account of "regional and local value*" and allow one legislative house to be appor­ tioned according to criteria other than popuatlon. And it should not he for­ gotten that a roughly similar blocking amendment, initiated at the stale level in early 1903, haa so far won approv­ al In just M states — all In the southern, border, plains and western ureas of the Timmy's grandfather is a smart child psychologist but his father and mother are “slacker" parents. Srnd for the frank Rating Scales below and fare up to reali­ ty for "Bad children usual­ ly have bad parents.” Many of von “alarker" parents •re thus accessories to your child's later criminality. CASE T-410; Timmy It., aged 4, ia a smart ''only" child. "But, Dr. Crane," his grand­ father informed me, "I am fearful lest Timnty grow up to be a criminal. "And do you know why? Well, his parents haven’t giv­ en him any baby brothers or sisters, so ha i* spoiled. “So he think* every toy or plaything he area belongs to him, for he haa never been schooled in 'my* vs. 'your,' as would he true if he had younger sibling*. "For example, when we were out for a walk, lie saw a tricycle on the front lawn of a house down the block. “Immediately, Timmy ran over and started to ride It home. But I had to forcibly take him off that tricycle. "And, though 1 tried to leach him that this tricycle belonged to soma other little boy or girl, Timmy was hos­ tile toward me. “ Dr. Crane, how can such children even be taught pro­ perty rights?" Timmy's grandfather Is a smart child psychologist. For if Timmy had several broth­ ers and sisters, he would be forcibly taught the differ­ ences between the possessive pronouns "my" vs. "your." Ilia indulgent parent! are thus largely to blame for the fact that Timmy may grow up with little sense of prop­ erty rights. Ear too many youngsters in America, even of supposedly patriotic families, have this juvenile or communistic out­ look. For communism is ■ form of juvenility. It represents the toddler concept that "any­ thing I see that want, I can take." Fences thus are a capital­ istic sign. For communists are still immature as regards private ownership. Actually, thieves in Ameri­ ca arc a first eousin to com­ munists, for both groups have lltlln respect for property rights of those who work to produce the desirable objects in life. Thieves (nnd communists) tlius should be forced to wear dinpera in public as a symbol of their juvenility or infantile outlook. For one of the first evl- denrea of a maturing human personality is hi* recognition that fences represent private ownership. And "conscience" simply refer* to Inner moral "fenres" that have been develop­ ed in nur brain. For conacirncc simply re­ fers In those moral habit* that have been erected, muck like external fence*, in the brain of mature human being*. So the proper place to com­ bat both communism, as well as thievery, is obviously in early childhood! Rut loo many Immatur* parents look on their own child *s an animated "toy" to entertain the parents and Inflate the letter's ego. Instead, a child ia simpply lent to parents by God Al­ mighty for a brief period of time in which ita parents ara supposed to teach ft to he self-reliant and a responsible moral adult. Scout leaders and school tcachrrs are thus shouldering an unfair load Imposd on them by "alacker" parents, who shun their own parental obligation*. So send for my 200 point "Rating Scales for Good Par­ ents,” enclosing * long l uw .. ped, return envelope, plus 20 cent*. Uae them for monthly aclf-analysl*. Or, if your children ar* of reading age, let your young­ sters rata you — if you dare! (Always wriU to Dr. Crane in care of thia news­ paper, enclosing a ■lamped, addressed opa and 20 cenU to civic responsibilities that con­ typing and printing cern us all. They make us when you aend for on* *f want to May, live, and retire h is booklets.) here for life. Our lives have been enrich­ ed by the close and intimate association witht he people of Sanford. In behalf of my fam­ ily and myself, I wish the people of Sanford to know we depart with font! memories amt warm feelings. May God abide with you always. ROBERT L. DEAL Chaplain, URN Editor's note: May Ilia L T T " . . Swt Saif 0*11*1 blowings go with you and yours a nd perhaps the hand f l f f f jfrH H rte m a r t | of the Divine will lead you 1 back tills way again someday. .H«AVt.0alNj0N_|8 M ggJ At least we hope so. Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: As members of the U. S. Navy, we are subject lo serv­ ing in all sections ami areas of our country. W* observe ami witness the customs and attitudes of our American people living in their separate communities. country. In my naval career of 20 years, I have never enjoyed the acceptance of Naval per­ sonnel such'ai I have found in the community and city of Sanford. The people of .Sanford tlitve warmly embraced us Editor, Herald: Your Thursday editorial on and made us feel at home. Uia need for signs on 1-4 was They are genuine and sincere in thejr Interest in us. They most! Imely. In view of the U. S. Cham­ encourage us to share the ber of Commerce figures which Indicate that 24 tour­ ists a day are as valuable to a community as • business with t $100,000 a year payroll, Uiink that tills would mean when the Sanford • Titusville Canal becomes a reality. Eighty-two hosts s day (nr nearly 30,not) per year) with an avers ge of four people per host and only a one slay stop­ over would mean the equal of $1,366,000 payroll. With the fishing we have here, lies ides the many other attract mm, these people sure­ ly would wsnl to stay with us for more than one day. S B "Jim " Crowe Editor’s note: You're as right as raint Letters duty to shape Economic Op­ portunity into a real chance — and a vsry late one — for this generation of American youth. It can’t be dona with­ out discipline. CO M PLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE LisiW sad a a listed Hscarifies Mutest Fuad* ALLEN ft CO. I l l E. LEM ON ST. L A K E LA N D . F L A . Member: Midwest Stack Estk Chicago Beard ef Trade its “SAVE” o’clock • Balanced comfort, year 'round • Add ceoliwf te your present Orlando Bale* Bepraaealalivo MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Pk. GA I MM CENTRAL COOLING SYSTEM Dotin'! matter what time it ii...it'i a lw a y s time • Increote Hi* vatu* *f your Kama to sa v e. O pen your • Trad* in your aid aquipmant account here, and nowl Entered as toeoad class n a tte r October II. 191S e l tho Pool O ffice at Sanford, Florida, under tho Act o l Cohgreeo of March. CA LL U S FO R F R E E T he Herald la a M e m b e r of th e U nites P ress which la •* titled eselaM vety Is the use for rspu hlleatlea of e ll the loeal new s printed la Ihle aswopsper. N s part of s a y m otorist, news or h evorustag, o f thlo edition e f Tho Son ford ile r sid m sy be reproduced la any aiannsr w ith ­ out w rllteu perm ission of the publisher o f The Harold. Any Individual or firm responsible tor such reproduction w ill bo considered as Infringing Tt,a Herald's copyright and w ill be held liable for dsm oplns under tho law. Published dolly except Saturday, Sunday and Christmas; published Saturday pracoodlng £hrto j SU RVEY ;U * S 5 oiciATJO N AND E ST IM A T E WALL to il 8. Sanford Ave. PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 811-8611 �1 . . J i\ Horoscope Forecast I if I 0 Tt to Ti to to * •I to u vl u m v u II * I; » t (1 V f • I I FRIDAY, JULY a. i m GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you biTi • day tad m * ning to prepare yourself to enjoy the weekend. but alto make tu n you realize the benefltt you are reeuivtnl from your own ccwnlry and community. Plan aometkiai la return that will thow you are a aolld titiaea who fire* beck in proportico for tbe many benefit* you get. ARIES (March M to April 19) laterettini plant ran be made by yoo for tbe weekend, but be careful you do not go beyond the pale or you tore frlenda. Elevate your Meat. Then you *et fine remits. TAURl'S (April » to May] >0) Gettlnx rid ef ©bligstkms quickly and cheerily wQ make y e a r weekend far brfghtar. Don't dath off to pleasure and arslect tboee who depend upon you. Be of strong character. GEMINI (May 8 to Ji a ) Difficult attuatkms a annoying you will toon * up, and you can breathe tree, ly once more. Don't be afraid to co repremia*. Others bare a modicum of right in their reasoning, too. MOON CHILDREN (June a to Joly a ) K you take the initiative tad do that other* do not relish, higherupt then shew proper gra­ titude. support. Be netistcuL Be cure year aethoda are practical, wise. LEO (July a to Aurutt n il Gutting into new avenues of •iprrericc la fine, but take care you drive or walk at steady pace. Don't get trio accidents. Be alert to ideas. Wear a safimg praastoa—d eal flown. r a c o (August 8 to Sep­ tember B ) read*mental af fain require special afieatka now a* that you insure secur­ ity. Get your ie*t ec the pouad. Take totoreet to fam­ ily. Mato trip* paaathJe that are t o . LIBRA (Srplumbor 9 to| October B i Other* w a gia£y| M p you finish aty wort at hand, but yau be equally geaereua later. Be fair. Then Uhe aay IttOe Uip| eieereiy. happily. (October S to n ) Tboee difficult •flair* eaa new to resolved very itl« a j« fly . and you do n-a urdeea. Lists* to ideas of a pouerfal fttond. M G im R ltT (November a to December 8 ) Getting i into new channel* of expreattot b rati out pcowrtol talents you pottrea. Step out aocialj t might and meet the nght people Discus* aabcu.-ea. CAPRICORN (December C ; to January Ml B rat * • *>| complete small duties a*adt s | yew is imports :t before gcasg eR to reereatioma. Asaiu those who are act faring so te n as } « . Reiieee thevr to idm t AQCAUVS (January 8 to February 1») Lecg coeverutjcca with peruana a a post-1 tx a to be!? you to y o o ea-l rt*r brag fine benefits Get m j and pay aeial obbgatieea. Shew that you have savoirfaire. rtSCXS (February Mart* to) if you are cvm1 to n ih x i t o w a r d ethers where you reside. will acrease prestige immensely. Backing tayaSy ideas of high-) er upt gains yaw gacd wCL Benefits tallow qakUy. if yocr can to n born TODAY, to or »he wiU be a qsck*wlttod. aharp* wugued y retoag miiridnal and you will find a necessary early to teach good m aser* and to Lave thought tor ether*, there la brilliance and derfal i^ftottphy la chart and many valuable a ll lws caa be made tkaaly. Betng overly tndepemfeut ie Stars toaprt, they " What you make * l . : it largely W Carroll Right*r* tadnatoalj ■ow ready. Foe tumd your torthdate to C o m a Rig kter rasucaat. Urn Sanford Herald, But MO. naRyoood to, Cald. of tbo larp ti roller- 1 ad watheeUraUd Wood u n f it apecim* m ia the world to homed in Syracuse V w v m ;iri New York Stale C olkft of Ferretry. -i ■M r -. lik e LrrvcuM , L-raafwt bate a - are sen" d their ewu. from Marek tkreugh Vet this rano.-t be wpsa k ru a e torwadoee bare » OUR BOARDING ROUSE fflfr # auTgr8 WrriTB Pape 2A—July 2, 1964 (SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �(Dsuxh Gbby I DEAR READERS: Today la a very special day for me. It la my 23th wedding anniversary, and I have this to aay: I waa reared In a home with a mother and father who really loved each other, •o I know what love is. I have seen both a son a n d a daughter safely through the trials of their tempestuous teens, ao I know what satisfaction la. I have had by my side for 23 years the gentlest, klndl1est, most considerate hu­ man being I have ever known, so I know what hap­ piness is. 1 have prayed. And my prayers have been answer­ ed, so I know what faith is. A n d because I have known all these things, I know what wealth is. Truly yours, Abigail Van Buren • * • DEAR ABBY: A new fam­ ily moved into our neigh­ borhood, so 1 called on them and made them feel wel­ come. I told them if they had children the ages of mine to send them over to play. (I have three boys, four, seven and eight.) Well, they have two girls,, 11 and 10, who are no company at all for mine. Their 11-yearold started coming to my house every day, pretending to "play" with my eightyear-old boy, but all she docs is follow ME around By Abigail Van Buren and ask me questions until 1 think 1 will go out of my mindl Abby, ] don’t need an ll-year-old girl friend! She Is at my door every time I turn around, and she never goes home until I suggest it. How can I get rid of this little pestT FRAZZLED NERVES D E A R FRAZZLED: If you haven’t the courage to tell an ll-year-old child that you do not have the time to visit with her, then you probably lack the cour­ age to speak to her mother about it, which is my alter­ nate suggestion. but she was out of order. It is conceivable, however, that a hostess might sug­ gest that her guests remove tlielr hats in order to put a hatless guest of honor at ease. And, by the way, a tea such as the one you de­ scribe definitely calls for • hat. • • • DEAR ABBY: The expresilon that one's sex ed­ ucation begins with the birds and the bees Ja classic Irony because there Is still much mystery surrounding the behavior and habits of birds. Maybe I shouldn't disillusion canary owners, Abby, but It is a fact that a happy canary never sings. M. R. Z. DEAR M. R. Z.: 1 would like to know WHO, besides another canary, could pos­ sibly know how "happy" a canary is? And if a canary aings only when he Is miser­ able, what can you expect from • bird brain? • • • Problems? Write to AB­ BY, Box 69TOO, Los Ange­ les, Calif., 90009. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • DEAR ABBY: I recently attended a tea for the wife of a United States Senator. When I arrived I waa told (not asked) by one of the guests to take my hat off because the guest of honor was not wearing one. I did not remove my hat because I felt that It was my affair if I chose to wear a hat. I noticed that about twothirds of the women at llio tea were hallow. 1 felt (hat the woman who told me to remove my bat was rude, and I am certain that she felt that I was rude to keep mine on. In your opinion, who was wrong T STUBBORN IN MONTANA DEAR STUBBORN: The woman who demanded that you remove your hat m iy have been well-intentioned, Jacoby • • • llatc to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Angeles, Calif., 90068, for Abby'i booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS i 'U i l ALL OCCASIONS." On By Oswald Jacoby NORTH • Yatterdsy’a article left our *Q J4 , hero South in a precarious po­ ¥ A Q 10M sition. He had played tho ♦ J74 ♦ J 9 jack of spadea on West's six EAST and that old villain East had WRIT AXIOtl? refused to cover with the A l t ill ¥K7» king. Could South make the T ♦ AB1 SKI band after this play by East? * 1 0 6 3 4 1 *761 The answer IS no. After that B o u r n (D) -first trick he would attack ♦ A IS f J » either diamonds or hearts. If ♦ Q I0 0 5 I he attacked hearts it would *A K Q be up to E ist to hold off once North and South vulnerable with his king whereupon S o u th WeeS N o r t k B o i l Past I ¥ 1* South would be unablo to 1 ¥ Past 2 N.T. rase bring home the lull. Should 21N.T. N.T. Paaa Pm Pu s South attack diamonds It would be up to West to grab his ace Immediately and play I East's spade eult while East e second spade to set up | still held the king of dia­ monds. How did South get Into this trouble? Had ha and North bid too much? Was the de­ fense too good? Could South make the hand against any defense 1 The answer is that South got into title trouble by play­ ing the wrong card from dummy at trick one. lie should have played the four of Spadea, not the Jack, at trick one I Than ha would win with hie ace and go after the heart ault. East could get t trick with his king, but then South would have • sure spade entry to get to the rest of dummy's heart ault. dtiyhUyhJtA 8 9 p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In­ cident of Judgment Day." (Rerun) It's always an extra treat when Gaude Rains makes a TV appearance. Here, he makej a routine role sparkle. Rowdy (Clint Eastwood) is accused by former Army buddies of being the stool pigeon who foiled their escape from a union prison camp, Presiding over the kan­ garoo court trial Is a disso­ lute, alcoholic ex-judge, play­ ed by Rains, who is the only resident in the ghost town where Rowdy Is brought for trial. Good also Is John Dchncr. as Rowdy's chief accuser. 1:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kildare. "The Heart, An Im­ perfect Machine." (Hrrun) Intrrest in tonight's show is well sustained despite the soap opera flavor, particularly with the emoting of lovely Diane Baker as a doctor’s wife, suffering from heart trouble, who storms at her husband for neglecting her in favor of hli work. Actually, the doctor (Pat Hlngle) is working to perfect a machine that will allow a t much at three hours of open heart aurscry. At Dr. Gillespie, Ray­ mond Massey hat a good showdown scene with the wife. 9-9:30 p.m. Ensign O'Toole. "Operation: Casanova" (Re­ run) The usual slapstick, but It'a distinguished by the pre­ sence of three pretty girls, Jackie Loughcry, Jackie Jos­ eph and Nancy Rennick, plus the guest appearance of Raneom Sherman, who waa Garry Moore's original partner on radio decades a g o (when Moore was Morfit). The plot is a contrived one, with O'Toole (Dean Jones) a t­ tempting to straighten out his buddy St. John's (Jack Mullancy) love life. 8-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ son. "The Case of the Torrid Tapestry." (Rerun) Conrad Nagel has the role of Nathan Clavcr, whose nillllon-dollar art collection is destroyed by a fire, supposedly eel by a museum worker Claude DeMay (Robert II. Harris) who Is subsequently falsely Impri­ soned fur the crime. Released MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Eugene Gardner was arretted Tuesday for Interfering with dog catchers trying to capture a runaway dastirhund. "They They'll learn respect for were treating him like a dog," bolh parents — for If dad Gardner told police. thinks mom la pretty much all right and vice-versa, the children wilt share that liking Heis ••.t«lh*v<, and respect. Jf their parents really love each other, children acquire by example ■ great many ad­ mirable traits of character. They learn unselfiahneai by seeing their parents' concern for each other. They learn loyalty from tho way their parents stick by each other in troubled times. 2:00 gQ e g Q e 1:30 They learn how to get along MON. - FBI. with othrri as they see their parents working out problems instead of fighting over them. \ \ o \ j 1 1 f t t r \ <) Furthermore, when parenti R I D E - 1N TMEATR love rarh other, children TONITH themselves feel loved. For t'arlaail Nila neither parent takea out bit•TAI.I. Mi; HAVANA” Slab II«|»* — Tatar ternesa or frustration on the “JKsAirA" children. A * |la ItlrhU aa* — Calar The next time you ae« hap­ FRIDAY A SATURDAY py, well - adjusted children, S M I A c arta* # you won’t have to look far for “ AN « F CART. IIMIIID” the cause. Right behind th#m - s i : i h . i : a v r * .v -IIKACll I' H I T ) " will be a mother and father who truly tors each othdr. other deeply, their children are going to have a good home life. They may not have all of the so-called "advantages," but they'll have a lot of other things—important things. They’ll have a happy home because their parents live In harmony with each other. They’ll never know the inaecurity t h a t children of quarreling, bickering parents know. Television Tonight THURSDAY P. M. e:IS tl> N i v k w i (I ) N sw s. Waether, Sports (S) Naw sllne l i t (S) Sports 1:11 IS) I l u n t l a r - I l r l n k W («) Nows— W a l t t r Csa* h its itaa t o n i t u n s * (I) H unting * n s h i e s (I) Vlrxlnl* Hors 1:11 (1) T sm p ls Houston (S) Passw ord (SI N l l n ts to n s t I.SO (S) n a w h l d t (I ) Donna Rood l:te ( t) Dr. K lldsro (S) Mr T h r s s B o i l l it * <l) f s r r r Mason (S) R n slx a O’Toole M S IS) l U t s l ( C o l o ) (I ) Jim m y Dotn Show IS;## (2) Huipsnao tnsatro (!) Nurses 1I:SS (I) Btory o f "A W rltsr H i l l (t ) (I) Mows. W ailhar, Sports (I ) N lw a — Murphy Martin 11:11 (I ) Nsww Sports, W as thsr 11:11 (I ) T hsatsr o f ths Star* l i l t s ( ! ) Johnny Carson ( Color) 11:11 <t) Movlo FRIDAY A. M. 1:11 II I! 1:11 ■: » T:ft ( ! ) Sian On (I) Bunnhlnn Atmsnaa (I) Orovn. Form Ksparl (I) Snmw.ar Bsmsstsr (l> Today (I) W atts Up M ovlst 1:11 (I) Today (I ) M lckls Evans 1:11 (I) Docal Mown. W sathar l i H (I ) Captain Xanaaroa 1:1# ( I ) C artoons (I ) E atrcls# F ar W a­ nts ■ ( I ) A m srte ae H isto ry • :#• (S) Dlvorea C ourt 1:11 (S) C artoons • : ! t ( I ) Oslo Storm I t ) Hom psr Room I#;## ( t ) S ty Whan ( I ) N sw s— Mihs W a l ­ ls e s ( I ) Spanish l # : l l ( I ) N sw s— K dw ta Hawman l t : S t ( I ) Word for W ord ( I ) I L ora I-ury ( I ) D scsm bsr llrlds II:## ( I ) C o n c tn tr a tlo n (*) H ast McCoys IS) Pries Is Hlxht 11:11 <l) Missing (.ink « ) Pats S O lsdys . ( t ) Savon Kays FRIDAY T V Time Previews from prison, DeMay eeeka revenge on the m in who framed him, art dealer Leon­ ard Voss (John Holland), When DeMay finds that « tap­ estry he had planned to use as a trap is stolen, he calls on Perry Mason to help him. When the tww cell on Voej. they find him slain. DeMay is accused of the murder and Maeon eeeki to clear him. Raymond Burr stars at Perry Meson. 9:30-10 p.m. Jimmy Dean Show. (Rerun) Jerry Vale has become a "hot" linger since this was originally shown, so you probably won't get a bet­ ter chance to eee him than on this show. His vocsl medley and the appearance of Red Buttons spark the hour. But­ ton* does "Thank Heaven for Little Girls," then parodies It. The best country selection is "Cripple Creek" at done by Jimmy with Don Crum. Molly Bee belt* out "Bonaparte's Retreat" and joins Dean on "Nobody's Business." There’s the usual Rowtf comedy bit, plus Ron Marttn'a attempt at comedy. A good ahow musi­ cally. t0-tt p.m. NBC. Suspense Theatre. "A Hero for Our Times." (Color) (Rerun) An absorbing drama on the Iron­ ically unexpected penalties of Infidelity. From the window of his girl friend's apartment, a business executive witness­ es a murder, but with hit business and wife at stake, keeps quiet. He is agonited when an Innocent man Is pieked up for the murder and prevails on a pal (John Ire­ land) to testify In hls place. But a conviction looms, any­ way, and our consciencestricken hero feces a moment of truth. Very good as the cornered executive la Lloyd Bridges. Sandra Church n hls alluring mistress and Geral­ dine Brooks aa his wife also star. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC Newi Reports. "G.O.P. Plat­ form Preview" Considering lb# radical dlffem cea be­ tween front-runner Goldwster and much of the balance of the Republican party, the struggle to draft an acceptable platform might offer the moat dramatic momenta at the Republican convention. This program attempt* to look behind the eeenei to pre­ dict the type of platform like- ly to emerge. Earlier plat­ forms and their actual ef­ fect on candidates eome in for discussion and Congressman Melvin R. Laird (R.-Wlsc.) chairman of the Republican platform committee will be Interviewed. T h e program will be conducted by ABC’s convention teem of Howard K. Smith and Edward P. Mor­ gan. GOOD SELECTION! 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If e man and woman love each VE* July 2, 1964 — Pnge 3A �■Iff WattTurH IfraTB Page 4A—July 8, 19M By Donna Estes Bill Bogtrs of Sunlsnd Es­ tates, who Is vice president of the NAS Ssnford Aero Club hss been a licensed pilot for IT years, Is currently In the process of entirely rebuilding remodeling and overhauling his own 1940 Piper Cub J3. The work Is being done in sparctime in a wurktlwp *«l up in the carport of hla home on Walla Drive. Rogera acquired the air­ craft last November for $330 and plans to have it comple­ tely updated to a 1946 model and la flying condition by Uils October, Tha fuselage was stripped down to the frame, sand blasted and all jolnli checked and rewelded as part of his requirements in obtaining an air-frame mechanical license. Ha received the license after attending lha Air-Frame Pow­ er Plant Division of the Or­ ange C o u n t y Vocational School recently. Ha hai since covered the fuiulsge with Irish linen and 83 coals of slrcraft "dope." A total of 43 gallons of paint and thinner waa used to get a mirror-glass finish. Spare parts for the plane have been collected at most of the airport junkyards throughout the area and many parts have been order­ ed from aa far away a a Cal­ ifornia, When the electrical and hy­ draulic systems, fabric, wood- work, shecfmetal, welding and painting are completed the plane, operating with a 63 hp engine, will cruise at 73 miles per hour. The J3 riper Cub was in mass production from 1936 through 1947 and was the most widely used training craft in the world. Since 1947, Piper Cubs have been In limited production, Rogeri says that a Cub today would coat approximately 12,000. Racers' other hobbles arc building radio-controlled mo­ del aircraft and operating his own HAM radio. Last year he received a written com­ mendation from Cdr. W. If. Everett of the U. S. Navy for services given by placing tel­ ephone patches and relaying HAMURAMS during Operalion Deep Freeze at McMurdo Sound in Anarctlca. He is employed as a civi­ lian electronics engineer at Sanford Naval Air Station. 12,535 Cuban Deaths Laid To Castro DILL ROGERS of Sunlnml Estate*. shown here with Bill Jr., i» completely rebuilding, remodel­ ing and overhauling thin Piper Cub J3 which he expect* to have in flying condition by October. Roger* in vice president of the NAS Sanford Arco Club nnd has been a licensed pilot for 17 year*. (HeraldPhoto) A Carload Of Values In The Family Garage KANSAS CITY — (NEA) attract walk-in trada but most fera to diaplay tha aala llama —Suburbanites hare sea gold of tha garaga sales coma to outs Ida. In tha baubles chucked In shoppers' attention through "I juat put everything In their basement*. tha front yard and pray for tha classified sections of sub­ Now thay ara putting price good weather," aha aaid. U fa on that too-amall tuxedo urban publications, many of Many organlaatlons a r a • r (hot* fancy mint julep which Hat entire columns of abandoning tha rummage aala glaatea and displaying them weekend or single-lay .ales. image for the updated garage In the garage along with a Directions may appear on aala to attract wider patron­ jumbled assortment of prac­ cardboard boxes, trees, kitch­ age. A group of Cub Scouta tical houaehold Items en stools or little rad wagon. real lied |141 on tha firat day "Oarage sales" conducted at Also advertised at porch, of a three-day garage sale, home by merchants-for-a-day yard, basement and patio disposing of an electric shav­ are so popular and profitable sales, tha home grown oper­ er, a power mower and baby that department etorea are ations sprout auch distinctive carriage, along with dozens of •citing up ImltlaUona of theee Jargons aa "flseruppers' de­ other itams. Midwest residential bargain lights" and "miscellaneous *1 Bold a bird cage and basements. A national chain goodies," along with stock some dishes," proudly ex­ store, in a full-page ad In the lines such aa "closeout—over claimed Joe Nielsen, D. local metropolitan dally, an- 800 Items at giveaway prices." In suburban Leawood, Mrs. nouncad a “gigantic threeOarage sales are not new Arnold Everaull got a scare day garage aala , . , because to Mrs. Mon Dav|* of Kan­ when a police cruiser pulled we*re cleaning house." sas City, who remembers dis­ up during her closeout aala. Diapers, a sailfish and an posing of unwanted Inherit­ •T waa afraid tha repeat ■ntiqua copper cupola a it ance! In this manner as far sale would constitute a com­ among hundreds of Items list­ back as a decade ago. Hut aha mercial enterprise but the pa­ ed by enterprising house­ saya Ihete’a much more com- trolman only was looking for wives bent on making a clean­ petition these day*. She pr*' antiques," she explained. ing in more way* than on*. Recouping p a r t of their original expenditures means money for new pur­ ^GARAGE chases, often luxuries. A "bet­ ter" basement or garage (a another rewarding by-product. SALE "I want to buy some of the extra* my husband considers foolish," a young mother con­ fided. Not ail the aalea are op­ erate I by housewives. It prob­ SPO N S O R E D BY ably wasn't a woman who ad­ vertised that a sale at an ad­ dress in a luxury housing development would o f f e r "mink stole, lady'* golf rtub* 328*1 and diamond wedding band." ORGANIZATIONS such a* the Cub Scout* have Frequently, entire neigh­ found a new source if funds in ptratre sale* of borhoods join in a tingle sale. article* obtained in *o-called house cleaning*. "Have your coffee break with ua and find bargains galore," on* such group announced. In •Shipm ate, D uP ont DUI.UX* Yacht W M n I n * th d r the Kansas City suburb of whitcum and gloss longer, u e free-Bowing sad quick-drying. Shawnee, the Lloyd King DU LUX Marine Taint cornea in otmr 25 colon too." home was the arena of such a sal*. " It wasn't all herd work," Mr*. King explained. "The women dressed up in old for­ mal a from the racks and had a ball parading around the neighborhood." There's other fun, too. Gag tag* "offer" tha temporarily displaced family automobile for 65 or favorite but bother­ some game* items belonging to the man of the house for * fraction of their actual val- MIAMI (UPI) - Cuban re­ fugees estimated today that political violence In one form or another has taken a toll of 12,533 Cuban lives since Fidel Castro aeized power on Jan. I, 1939. The association of Cuban Economist! in Exile (AECE) aaid (here Is no sign of a let­ up In the bloodshed. "Everyday, seven Cubans are murdered or die of some other form of violence," an AECE (taiement said. Everyweek, 278 go (o jail. Every month, 3.930 citizens leave the country." The AECE survey listed 4,406 persons executed by fir­ ing squad, 3,460 killed In rur­ al violence, 1,952 dead ai the result of acts of resistance in Cuban cities, 1,121 dead In prison. 873 killed at sea while trying to escape and 721 "murders publicly described aa aulcidc or natural death." A VARIETY of articles were muile by Mrs. Oliver Hnhn during the 1D63-6-1 season of the Paradise Point Hobby Club. Included in her dis­ play a t the last meeting of the group were smocked pillows, yarn dogs, pipe cleaner biril cages and a monkey made from men’s discarded socks. (Herald Photo) signs Capture their MATTRESS TWIN OR FULL SIZE PRICED FOR YEARS AT 79.50 Matching Box Spring At Same Low Prlca BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia A v t, Sanford 322-6321 NOW IN STOCK COMPLETE LINE OF - GARBAGE DISPOSERS HIGHEST QUALITY” AT LOW COST AS LOW AS 6K9.50 WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems" Extending a HAND CUB PACK Homemade roadsld* LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UPI) — Molse Tshombe. who once tried to form an In­ dependent nation with his pro­ vince of Katanga, was asked today to lake the lead in forming a new Congo govern­ ment. Radio Leopoldville announc­ ed that President Joseph Kasavubu had asked Tshumbe to contact the different Con­ golese /action! about the formation of a "dynamic and honest" government. But observers noted that this did not necessarily mean Tshombe himself would be­ come the next premier to succeed Cyrille Adoula, who resigned Tuesday. FOAM RUBBER backing on tree trunk* and bird figure* add unusun] depth to this domestic tap­ estry print done by Mr*. P. D, Cosper, member of the Paradise Point Hobby Club. (Herald Photo) Korean Taxes Still With Us WASHINGTON <UPI>-The 10 per cent excite taxes en­ acted during the Korean War will be continued for (till an­ other year, bringing t h e Treasury 61.9 billion In annual revenue. After the Senate Tuesday night completed final congres­ sional action on the legisla­ tion, President J o h n s o n promptly signed the bill Into law, extending the taxes for the llth time. They had been scheduled to expire la it mid­ night. The legislation reenacts the levies on alcohol, tobacco, passenger auto* and parts, telephone irrvlce and air tra ­ vel. Orthopedic is the American wav o: Red, w hite, & blue retirem ent plan 8u n , you'll hare social security. Maybe an insurance plan, company pension and money in the hank to boot. But buying U.S. Savings Bonds Is also an excellent way to prrpan for that day when you start taking it easy full time. If you buy one a month at 137.60 for 7A4 years before you retire, you’ll have $60.00 a month coming In for T*i yean after. (That’s just an example. You can adjust tha dol­ lars and the yean to suit yourself.) Something else to think about: Bonds can help make sure you'll have a future to retire to in the first place. The money does a lot to strengthen Unde Sam's hand la tha free world. Why not make it a habit to buy Bonds regularly w hen you bank, or on tha Payroll Baring* Flan w hen you work? See if you don’t feel pretty good about it—sow and later. Our full service bank. . . with its many finan­ cial services. . . is called upon every day to help smooth the way for families and for business • • . with a commercial or a personal loan . . • for a business venture. . . for a new c a r . . . for an emergency • . . for remodeling an old home. Our financial facilties are called upon for con­ fidential advice on all financial matters. •7A.-SANF0RD-ATLANT1C W ieboldt's LUMBER AND HARDWARE C a 323-6631 �*U ’ it ____ Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River 9 * * * "The N ile o f America” I I # . J * WEATHER: Thundershowers, mostly nfternono nnd evening, through Saturdny; high today 90-94: low tonight In 70s. NO. 226 FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 * * * * e iO c* &mtfard tSmtlin \ Zip Code 32771 R etd ; for the Fourth ? Ttka It e ta ; and we'll tee you on the Sixth. Don’t, and we might bo writing about you for othere to read, • • • Who eayt the Marinei hero only one way to do aomething —the Marine way. Gunnery E ft. Norman F. Labounty finda he had a choice. Word came down that he had been promoted. Which did he tike bent, the title of w arrant of­ ficer or first sergeant? He choie warrant officer. Labounty ia stationed aboard the Sanford Naval Air Station. • * • Two oldtimera standing at F i n t and Park, looking a t the new parking lot taking shape. One said, "I’d prefer to aee the old huitding standing here.” The other replied, “I’d rather see a new building here.” • • • That reassessment ruling by the Supreme Court—It or­ dered 100 per cent valuation on property—sent m a n y homeowners In S e m i n o l e County acurrying for paper and pencil. They’re concerned what effect It might have on local taxes. Time will tell. • a • Glenn “ Fireball’’ Roberts, death yesterday from burnt received aome time ago in a racing accident shook many In Sanford and Seminole County. One of the most color­ ful racers In the business, his track actiona will long be re­ membered by those In the bus­ iness and hishost of admirers. • • • Seminole County received $34,018.40 as Its shsre of gasollna tax collected during Ju n t by the Florida Revenue Commission, according to J. Ed Straughn, director. The total collected In the county th a t month amounted to $103,023 97 aa compared with $99,708.18 during the com­ parative month of 1983. e • • Sales tax collections In th« county also showed a sharp increass in ths corresponding psriods, Stranglin'* office dis­ closes. Seminole collected $72,242.92 in June 19(13 and 904,816.63 last month. • • • A free elasa on flower a r­ ranging techniques Is alated Wednesday morning at Semi­ nole Plata Shopping Center In Casselberry. Classes will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Gueat speaker will be Mrs. Mabel Crittenden. • • * A color television set and other items will be glvrn away Saturday at 6:30 p-ni. as aome of ths highlights of a busy Fun Fair day a t tho lakefront. Ixtcal Lions are all set and will have a wsry eye nn the sky to see If the tradi­ tional showers will take the Fourth off. • • • Think the Sanford ares Is standing still, hulldingwise? Glance around while you're driving. You’ll see any num­ ber of new stores, a shopping center and many other struc­ tures sprouting. • • • And while we're at it, did you see those three tugs dock­ ed a t the lakefront Thurs­ day? Shades of things to come, once the Port Author­ ity la In operation. . . * • • Have you watched the house at Oak Avenue and 20th Street “ grow"? Latest construction methods—factory built “sec­ tion s'* that come in two semi­ trailers that come “ piggyback” on the ACL and are now parked on the lot. And the workmen pick out the “parts’’ they want and put them together. It's a United States Steel idea, we're told. Perm its f a s t construction. “Houaas-while-you-walt" ides. Herald Index Abby ________ _ __ Page 6 Bridge ----- ----- . . . Page 6 ... Page 11 ClassIfisds Comics ..— _ psgea 2A-3A Editorial ------- .... Page 1A ____ Page 6 Funerals H oroscope___ Pagrs 2A-3A Boclsty . . . . __ Pages 8-9 P agt 4 Sports Page 10 TV Programs . . Wa tho Women ----- l’sg* C GIs Fighting Chinese Reds Now In Southeast Asia, Chiang Says Reds Overrun 3 Hamlets In Viet Nam Area SAIGON (UPI) — Maraud­ ing Communist guerrilla* have overrun three governmentprotected hamlets In the rug­ ged mountains of Central Viet Nam, wiping out the defenders and capturing large supplies of weapons, a military spokes­ man said today. The Vietnamese source said that in one engagement, every member of the platoonsized government defense force was killed or captured. He said the total number of weapons the guerrillas captur­ ed was reported as 51 rifles and carbines and six automa­ tic rifles or submachine guns. The report followed by three days another Communist at­ tack in the same region In which half a company of gov­ ernment militiamen threw down their weapons and fled before attacking Communist raiders. The spokesman laid a Viet Cong battalion attacked ml overran Ba An hamlet in broad daylight in the moun­ tains of Quant Xgai Province 310 miles northeast of Saigon. READY FOR FOURTH ia this four-yeur-olil In the platoon of militia, boy who Rot everything In Hhupc for tho cele­ men defending Ba An hamlet, bration. He's got hia Flag, hfa fireworks (just six soldiers were killed and 33 for picture purposes) and his helmet. The boy, were reported missing in the Johnny Myers is the son .. piY. an<> «It s. 2ufoon' attack Wednesday. Six of the miasing men were Myers of Brandon Rond, west of Sanford. known to be captives of the (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) Communist guerrillas, the spokesman said. The other two hamleta were attacked simultaneously by the guerrillas Just a t sunset Thursday. The spokesman said an un known number of Viet Cong broke through the defenses of Boun More and Oun Thrapo WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he he and his colleagues would hamlets In Darlac Province strongest civil rights law follow would tw "operation 132 miles northeast of Saigon. since Herons(ruction was In dialogue," an effort to have Both hamlets are inhabited by force today wilh Negro lead­ southern leaders, particular­ mountain tribes. ers promising early testa of ly businessmen, issue state­ Us anti discrimination provis­ ments of intention to comply ion* and oppoents preparing with the new law. to challenge its legality in After a relatively short per­ court. iod, King said “operation im­ President Johnson signed plementation'' would begin in the historic measure Thurs­ 35 or moro southern towns day night only five hours after and cities. Where "massive Die House, on a 289 to 126 resistance or recalcitrance" vote, completed final con­ was encountered, the Negro Sanford merchants Join gressional approval one year leader promised Ills followers make “dramatic with The Herald, police and two weeks after the leg­ w o u l d moves." ■grnrlre end others In urg­ islation was introduced. "This act is a challenge to Otlwr civil rights organiza­ ing each person to aim for a aafe and sane Fourth of all of us to go to work in our tions already have indicated states and communities. In their plans for challenging July. Experts predict a record our homes and in our hearts, discrimination practices now death toll for the holiday, to eliminate the last vestiges haned hy the law. In Florida, which in aome quarters will of injustice In America," state National Association for the Advancement of Colored be obtrrred on Friday and Johnson said. People (NAACP) officials “ We must not approach the In others on Monday, giv­ ing workers an extra day enforcement of tlila law in a said they would concentrate vengeful spirit. Ita purpose la their efforts on restaurants for the weekend. that prohibit Negroes. Observing the h n ic rule not to punish. Us purpose Is not to divide but to end divis­ Congress of Racial Equality of common sense ran rut ions — divisions which hive (CORE) representatives In down greatly on the number lasUd too long. Us purpose is New Orleans said that movie of accidents. For timely re­ national, not regional.'' theaters would be the target minders turn to Page 12, Martin Luther King, one of of their efforts. Other Negro more than 200 persons invited officials said the law's pro­ Loose N ut to attend the White House visions would be tested at OLD MILL, England (UPI) ceremony, which also was lunch counters, motels and — Mrs. Irene Jackson said witnessed by a nationwide ra ­ hotels of nationally owned today she bought a $18,200 dio and television audience, companies. fishing lake for her husband said his Southern Christian Segregationist opposition to nut-and-bolt manufacturer Ce­ Leadership Conference plan­ the law continued. Alabama cil Jackson, because “he need­ ned to test the new law im­ Gov. George C. Wallace laid ed something to make him re­ mediately. the sweeping law "should and lax a bit." He said the first strategy will be tested in the courts." Rights Law In Effect, LBJ Asks Compliance Play It Safe! Make Holidays Happy Days All Enemy Using Cong Disguise, He Explains Bulletin 'Bumsed! U p Miss Laura Chittenden, school teacher In Seminole County for 31 years prior to her retirement In 1919, died early this afternoon si Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. She had been In III health since last April. Funeral arrange­ ments are incomplete. Bsnford-Lesed Paul Gold­ smith wss unhurt today In n two-ear pUcup at Daytona Speedway, but his car waa wrecked nnd will not be ready for the Flrecrarker 400 tomorrow. Goldsmith end Fred Lorenxen were In collision, Lorrntrn w a s hospitalised. Speedway offi­ cials said Goldsmith will be able to rare In the “ ton" U “he can find another car," t u u a i ... BRIEFS Boats Seized WASHINGTON (UPI) Honduran authorities have seized “eight or nine" Ameri­ can shrimp boats, the State Department said early today. 200 Homeless MONTREAL (UPI) - Two 'hundred persons lost their homes and possessions Thurs­ day night whep a flve-aUnm 17.-1 fire swept a vlly e r t t n & M tr .i Montreal. to Souln Viet Ham, »a* Inter­ No Trace preted in Asia as “a new re­ PHILADELPHIA, Miss. — solve by tho United States (UPI — A 400-man search government to come to grips party neared the Alabama with tho situation In Southeast border Thursday without find­ Asia." ing any trace of three civil lie said the whole question rights workers who disappear­ of American success or fail­ ed 12 days ago after inspect- ure In Viet Nam depends on ing a burned Negro church. whether the United Slates demonstrates full determina­ De Gaulle Visits tion. BONN, Germany (UPI) Asked what might happen if French President Charles de the South Vietnamese at­ Gaulle arrived today for a two- tempted, with American back­ day official visit during which ing, to overthrow the Com­ he was expected to seek West munist regime In North Viet German support for his cam­ Nam, Chiang said, “it is still paign to loosen the bonds be­ too early to say for sure how tween the Soviet Union ami Us the C h i n e s e Communists European satellites. would react." But lie went on to aay: Red Huddle “ It all depends on the de­ LONDON (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev gress of U, S. determination has summoned East European and on the extent of American Communist leaders to emer­ aid. If the American govern­ gency consultations In Warsaw ment 1* prepared to go all-out later this month on growing in full strength to support the rifts within (lie Communist Vietnamese government in its bloc, diplomatic sources re­ efforts, then the Chinese Communists would not inter­ ported today. vene. "But If the United States Pay Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - government shows signs of A HU to give pay raises to hesitation or wavering at the 1.7 million federal workers last moment, t h e Chinese Including a $7.30o increase for Communists might Intervene members of Congress, appear- to uttempt to keep the Vietna­ rd U> be well on its way today mese from lilM-rsting the toward congressional approval northern half of the country." before the Democratic con­ The Nationalist C h i n e s e vention In August. president said It is an “open secret" that Uic Chinese Com­ Tells Of Training munists are taking part in the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - war In Viet Nam and Laos. A government witness told "All know it," he said. Thursday about tieing ‘‘school­ "But there are aome people ed" in exploding dynamitic who close their eyes to the by two of the five Klu Klux obvious. They are blindfold­ Klansmen on trial for con­ ing themselves to the facts.” spiracy In Die bombing of a Negro home, The federal court trial re­ sumed today. AndN o Place To City Firemen GGet o ? Two Calls Florida Demos Get Some GOP Advice TAMPA (U PI) — Florida State Republican Chairman Tom Fairfield Brown warned Democrats Thursday they'll be wasting their money if they buy a new outfit to wear to next November's inaugural ball for the new governor, be­ cause it’a going to he a GOP affair." “ Florida Democrats a r c very likely to get themselves all dressed up and find that, after the election results are all In, they have no place to go—cxccpt back home," said Brown in a telephone call from San Francisco, whore ha is helping prepare for bis party1* national convention. He referred to a statement a couple of week! qgo by Democratic g u b e r n a t o r lal nominee llaydon Burns of Jacksonville that he planned inaugural balls in four other cities besides Tallahassee. Brown said there also are reports that some people have already been offered Jobs In a new Democratic adminis­ tration. Republican nominee Charles lly Earnest Hnberecht Unllrd Press International TAIPEI, Formosa - Presi­ dent Chiang Kai-shek of Na­ tionalist China says t h a t American troops already are engaged In a war against Chi­ nese Communist forces In Southeast Asia. Ho said the United States can win this war it it Is will­ ing to make the necessary ef­ fort. Chiang told United Press In­ ternational in an exclusive in­ terview Thursday: "As things stand today, the Chinese Communists already arc actively taking part In Viet Nam, also Laos. "Their cadres and trained personnel are taking an active part In those two countries. The only difference is that they put on the uniforms or 11k - Viet Cong and the Pathol Lao. "So In a tense the United States already Is at war with the Chinese Communists." Preside* Phis eg, win k T$, Mid Ike N Eiflune* «f Gem' Maxwel X Holley of St. Petersburg won’t carry through on any Democratic promises when he moves Into the governor's of. (ice, warned Brown. He did admit that “ maybe the Democrats' candidate can get to go to the Inaugural ball after all—that Is, if Governor Hoiky invites him." City firemen wars railed twice Thursday to put out minor* biases. Tha first alarm at 8:01 p.m. sent firemen to a ear owned by Bandy Itlcharde, 197 Meltenvilie Ave. A faulty carbur­ etor caught fire while tha car was at 224 E. F in t St. The second call was to Faust’s Drugstore on E. F in t Street when a defective wlr* was discovered in a fluores­ cent light, Thera waa little damage in either cate, fire­ men report City Calls On Its Citizens To Abide By Law City commissioners today called for cooperation among all Sanford citizens In abiding by the new Civil Bights Bill and urged a “peacefid *olu Hun of the races living In a friendly atmosphere." A statement signed by Mayor A. L. Wilson reads: "The Federal Government has now passed the Civil Bights Bill that touches each life in our community. Wo must recognize that is is now the law of the land. "Sanford has always been a law abiding community and enract and ask the co­ operate* u 4 jRdrrstandfng r',M lf iMU*T 48 .Mntinuc Jo Longwood Opens 4th Festivities Tonight By Dottle Austin Fourth of July festivities In Seminole County wdl kick off tonight In Longwood with the first phase of the Miss Flame contest when 19 young ladles will be judged lln ba­ thing suits. Gates will open at 6 pjn. at Reiter Ficcld west of Longwood on SB 434 and the parade of pulchritude will be­ gin at 7 p.m. • • • Annual Fourth of July Fair will kick off at 1 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park oo the lakuftront with a merry-go1 round, pony rides, train rides, games, food and fun for tha whole family. The Lions eye tee ting nut* chine will be available under the supervision of Dr. Rich­ ard Daughterty and the Sem­ inole County Public Health Department, giving free eya tests to all who wish. Drawing for the color tel­ evision sot and other prtaae will be held at 8:30 p.m. Fireworks will climax tha evening soon after dark. Tlte City Recreation De­ partm ent ha* a hill program on tap. At 2 p m ., there will bo a baseball game between Little League player* and their fathers at Fort Mellon Park.. Following this coolest few new game of “ aackett" will be Introduced and there will be relays and other Reid ac­ tivities for youngsters as well as adults. Department officials anti­ cipate serving chicken barbeque dinners to tome 1,000 persons from approximately 5 p.m. until 7:30 p m . whan the annual All Star gam* be­ tw een the tittle American ami Little National Leagues will be played at the park. Tickets for the bartwque are available at the offices of the City Recreation De­ partment and from Little League players. Saturday the parade will begin at 10 a.m., leaving from Longwood School and winding up at Reiter Field, Right after tha parade, day long acUvitiea will begin, cli­ maxing with Ute finals of the Miss Flame contest at 4:30 p.m. In evening gowns and ty fended by all ,<parties to the fireworks display which recognize (lie problems con­ will begin after dark. • 9 9 fronting the owners and ope­ rators of our establishments In No-th Orlando the cele­ coming under tha public ae- bration begins at 1 p.m. Sat­ commodation section of the urday In the Village ftecrea­ federal law. tion area with a flag raising “ During the past three year*, ceremony. our Bl-Karlal Committee has Other activities on tap in­ been working diligently to clude a softball game be­ meet and to esse these pro­ tween teenage boye and men; blems. This Committee will ■the LUtllo Miss North Or­ continue to meet to establish lando contest at 4:30 p.m.; a cooperative climate for the a ham dinner from 3:30 to peaceful solution of the races 8 p.m.; cash prizes to bo aliving In a friendly atinos. warded to contestants at 7 phere." p m .; fireworks climaxing the evening for the general public ami the NOT Club dance for teenagers to wind up the festivities. Deltona plans Its first b|g celebration since tho commu­ nity was settled with a picnic Two men are being held hy at the Community House on Orange County suUtorRIca for Lake Monroo in Enterprise. Theft of Item* from a heme investigation of hljarklng and Games and contests will be occupied hy Abraham Ross e l held all afternoon for all ages, kidnapping as a result of their 1311 Persimmon Avs. was re­ arrest last night while in a dancing to a live band, ami ported to police Thursday. A many prizes to be awarded. small truck loaded with whis­ An exhibition square dance neighbor, who |i raring for ky. will be held In the evening tha house while Rosa la on They wera surprised by with door prize* to be given vnratlon, discovered ths theftcounty police who had been The thief entered through alerted when fresh tire marks away. They have been don­ a window and made off with ated by businessmen in sur­ were noticed on a ranch of a television set, two foot lock* rounding communities. Joder Cameron east of San­ • • e era and a bedspread, police ford. In Rsnford, the lJons Club said. Police allege the whisky Is part of a trurklosd hijacked earlier this week In Orlando. vdiMft The truck wss later found CARIIilO LOUNGE abandoned on a road between Oviedo and Geneva. 18 NOW OPEN TIL Cameron told police of the Hrc marks and officers staked out the area to wait for the suspects. Deputies J. Q, (Slim) Galloway and L. E. Rice were Joined by Orange County offi­ MON. Thru SAT. cials In the watch. Taken Into custody were . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage Billy M. York, U, of Alta­ monte Springs and Richard D. or Dinner • . . Vice, 27, of Apopka. They will •\ f f O Q or make the Caribe face charges of possession of stolen goods and lodged by w your late stop Seminole authorittee. o f the evening The two were taken to • Orange County Jail about mid­ night. The whisky, valued at about $4,000, was also taken to the Jail pending outcome of the Investigation. Two Men Held In Hijacking T V Set Stolen 2:00 a.m. Hit-Run Driver Damages Car A car owned by Elmar Brookcn of 100 Academy Ava. and parked in tha 800block of W. 18th S t m t waa struck hy a hit-run driver Thursday night, city polka rapoil VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 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/f02c8046f6190e4a993b2fc2eadccc48.pdf 2841ebc31d8527a1289a57783200077d PDF Text Text VSf VanTerfl $m 1B S' ftge 4-A— Aug. 26, 1964 Too Late To Classify L k M m U k DURING OUR FUNSHINE FOOD FESTIVAL • dow n p ro d u c e la n e • Awaited Plrvaaa, Paac’ar H i-C D rin ks .......3 tWECT THOMPSON SEEDLESS ‘ 1. 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Prasty Breaded St'fed Flounder S j y m t y m r v > ' Omilaa'i Q akk-Frasaa S o t e a s t a k s O N E A K E S Ib. >■> 5 9 * (bone-in) Ib. 5 9 * Bjr Russell Key Thank* to the leadership, dedication and hard work of a group of Florida men and women, (hi* atate can take pride In the progress that ha* been made In th deevopment of our blood bank program. This spendld program is wholly voluntary md its suc­ cess depends primarily on public understanding and sup. port. Ju st aa money it tha life stream of the commercial banks, so blood Is the life, stream of the blood bank and success of the program de­ pends on the number of don­ ors. The average cltircn. busy with his own afaflrs, is more or less apathetic to the importance of the vital service of his local bloo dbank until an emergency arises where he or a member of his fam ­ ily, through illness or Injury must call for aid that oftentimes Is a m atter of life or death. It is those who have had mch an experience that be­ come active donors and urge others to aid and support tha effort. But why wait until misfor­ tune strikes. If you arc be­ tween the ages of 21 and 60 and In good health you can help now by making a blood donation to your nearest blood bank or collection cen­ ter. It takes but a few min. utes’ time and may save a life. The program of the annual meeting of the American As. sociation of Blood Banks, to be held in Washington, I). C. Aug. 25-28, calls attention la Florida's leadership in this vital field. Dr. Robert E . Klein, ot Gainesville, young medical di* rector of htc Alachua General Hospital blood bank and a former prciident of the Flor­ ida association will head tha national association next year. Mrs. Dorothy Smith, admin, istratlve director of the Ja c k ­ sonville Blood Bank for IS years, and a founding mem­ ber of the association, is chairman of the meeting’s ad­ ministrative program which Includes papers by Mrs. Mary Bank of Orlando, Mrs. Jayna Myers of Bradenton, W. E. Scheu of Jacksonville, Georgs E . Wilson of Miami and George E. Nicholson of Pen­ sacola. They are telling their col* leagues from other atates how several Florida blood banks 6 recently cooperated in a sue. ressful Civil Defense drill In provide the blood needs of 20,715, theoretically injurrd, and also the day-to-day meth­ ods and appeals uwd by Flo. rida blood banks to gain and maintain the support of their communities. While our at ate blood bank program la well organized and manned, the demands on them are increasing because of more open-heart and other complicated surgical opera­ tions plus more and more ser­ ious automobile accidents ar* depleting the supply. A recent survey shows that only three per cent of tho people physically able to do. •Vi nate do so. The problem ia to motivate the other 97 per cent and that la where you can help, by donating yourselves and urging friends and relatives to do so. Your local hospital or doctor will tie glad to tell you where such a don­ ation can be made and expUan tha procedure to you. K) Legal Notice G r o u n d B e e f «» 4 9 * i\ i n t s T ) *K M I ML IS II»\ K a m i or Jt'iiiii.-s t i i r i i r , COUNTY. I'L O II- AL.VAH BA CORK, DRCRANRD Hey Kids! W IN A B IK E ! R EG IS T ER . . . j at any Publlx Market before 3 P.M. Sept. 8. Nothing to buy I Winner notified— may choose o girl's or boy's 26“ Murray Strato Flit* bicycle. Maybe you'll b* on* of 102 winner*! AT LITTLI RID SCHOOLHOUSE DISPLAY OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN ALL PUBLIX MARKETS. S 0 0 F R E S T A E E X T R d 'W M P S W H E R E S H O P P I N G IS A P L E A S U R E A . G R E E N 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. ! SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA . N O T H '* TO CKKIIITONS TO ALL r K H S I I S I l i l t I V ) Cl. S I * * OH UKN4NI1S a u a i n i t s a i d k i t a t s 'i Ton and each of you a ra he reby notlflad and required to rita any clalm a and Ocmanda which you, or a lth a r of you. may have s s a l n s t aaid aa tata In lha o t f lc a of Hon. C. Varn»n Mlta, County J u d e * of Hrmlnola County, at h i * o f f ic e In tha Court llooaa la Hanford. Florida, within ala oalandar month* from tha lim a o t tho flrat publication o f thta notice. Kach claim or demand muet ha tn w r t l l n * and co ntain tha place of raatdanca and poat rif­ fle# addraaa of tha c la im a n t ( and muat ba m o r s to by tha claim ant, hla a c a n t or a t to rn a r, or th aama ahall ba void. Donald J o i a f Baoorn Aa A d m ln iitr a lo r of asld aatata Sam B. Murratt, J r . o f Ram K Murrall A Rons IV at o f f l c a B o * 1T(I Orlando, F lorid a Publish Au*. |J. J t . IS, A Sept 1. ll*«. CDC-U *0 / 1 �Deadly Cieo Picks Up Force As It Heads For Cape Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns iiivcr * * * * “The Nile of America” (Hitt' ^ctnfnri) fe ra lft Zip Code 32771 A WEATHER: Windy nnd .showers today nnd tonight; high in 80s; low tonight in 70s. * * * C S h e riff! Deputy Fred Kelly doesn’t very often wear a red belt — but be could if he wished. It's not the normal kind used by men to defy the law of gravity. . . pant-wise. Instead its the type earned by the more deft in judo. He demonstrated his ability in disarming and disabling an enemy Tuesday night for members of the Seminole S h eriffs Department Auxili­ ary. The department's com­ pound was the scene nnd it probably has been quite a spell since It's resounded with such grunts and groans. A good show and demonstration tor the Auxiliary. • • • The C o u n t y Commission Tuesday sat briefly as a Board of Equalization and in­ creased assessments on two parcels of property in addition to adjusting the assessments downward on another. T h e action completed the Board of Adjustment’s business for the current year and it was adjourned sine die. • • * Jam es Court o f Iris Road, Casselberry, in a coma for the past week since lie was in­ jured in an acidcnt Aug. ID, is confined to the Florida San­ itarium and Hospital where he is showing some improve­ ment. A prayer vigil in his behalf has been undertaken by members of the Casselber­ ry Community M e t h o d i s t Church around the clock since Uic accident. • • • New officers of the Semin­ ole County Education Assoclutfcin twil be installed at 4 meeting to be held at 8 p.m. today at English Estates Ele­ mentary School. Taking over as president will be Mary Grooms of Pincercst Elem en­ tary in Sanford. • • • Seminole County a g a i n showed the biggest percent­ age of any Central Florida county in the purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds for a per­ iod ending Ju ly 31. For the •even-month period county residents bought $370,203 in bonds. Thus, with a quota of $369,000, the county topped its figure at 100.4 per cent. Low­ est In the Central Florida counties was Citrus County with 33 8 per cent. Next to Seminole was Hardee with 03.2 per cent. • • • Note to acting city mana­ ger. Mary Harkey: How about some action on the knee-deep grass in the parking strips along West First Street. Mighty unsightly, Mrs. City Manager. • • 9 Some lights have been bur­ ning pretty late in the coun­ ty's school system offices on Commercial Ave., especially late Tuesday night. Guess If you were trying to keep $275,000 annually tn federal assis­ tance funds coming in you'd be up and burning the mid­ night oil, too. • •• ■yoL. 5G United PresTUmscd Wire Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 2G5~ Its LBJ's Birthday And His Happiest WASHINGTON (U P t) — Then on lap No. 11 nr 12, Today is Lyndon B. Johnson's he said casually, "you can 50th birthday—nnd very pos­ say that I said I would prob­ ably rail Sen. Humphrey in sibly the happiest day of his the ttfterncon, and If he is life. agreeable . . .ask him if he It is the day he returns to would like to cume down Atlantic City, N. J ., to ac­ here." But, he added, be also cept with due solemnity mid would be talking hy teleformality the Democratic nnphone to •11. EttgtM!ij J . Memination to his first full Cnrthy, p -Minn., who hnd term as President. wired the President earlier in Johnson, n mnster show­ Hie day to remove him from man as well as 11 muster poll, consideration in tbo vice ptetlcinns, paiil an unexpected sid ntlal competition. and triumphal visit to Atlan­ And, Johnson said, he prob­ tic City Wednesday night to ably would be bilking "to a announce to the widly cheer­ senator or two, n governor ing delegates o f the Demo­ or two," cratic National Convention In n few hours the beaming his choice of n vice presi­ Humphrey arrived from Atdential running mute, Sen. Inntic City, accompanied by Hubert H. Humphrey o f Min­ Sen. Thomas .1. Dodd, Dnesota. Conn. Tiie presence of the Thnugh the feeling hnd Connecticut lawmaker kept been building for weeks that alive the guessing game about the ebullient Humphrey would Johnson's choice, especially get the nod, Johtisrn spun out since the President spoke to the drama almost to the Inst Dodil privately lieforo con­ moment— hut not quite. In nn ferring with Humphrey. impromptu news conference Asked by newsmen why id nearby Andrews Air Force Dodd was asked to accom­ Base, Md., shortly befcore Ids pany him from Atlantic City, (light to Atlantic City Wed­ Humphrey responded with a nesday night lie introduced laugh, "why don't you ask the smiling Humphrey us the President th at? If you “the next vice president." think you’re wandering, what Johnson’s day of derision do you think I'm doing7" began many hours earlier Dodd, wlm told newsmen with a brisk 13-lap walk that lie nnd John-on wijru old nrcund the wmth lawn o f ih c friends from the days when While House—the equivalent both were officials of the of almost four miles. New Deni's National Youth At first he told a panting Admlnatration, said that the throng of accompanying news­ President told him he hud men, “ wrc'vo gotten close to been considered for the sec­ decision," nnd left it a t that. ond spot on Hie Democratic ticket. "I told him I’ve never been n candidate for vice presi­ dent," Dodd said. “I said like Mr. Sam Goldwyn says, 'in ­ clude IUQ O ut."' Sanford Junior High School A fter his meeting with hours this year will he the Humphrey the President an­ same as last, according to the principal, Hugh Carlton. He nounced Im would fly to A t­ reports school will start at lantic City to announce his 8 a. m. and get out at 2:13 choice. Though the Minne­ sota senator ent beside him p. m. School buses will observe as he made the announce­ the same arrival and depart­ ment, Johnson still gave no ure 1lours as last season, he fiini clue ns to his running m ate. said. Sanford School Hours Same By Julian Slcm trnm Associate Editor As Seminole citizens gird for a possible visit by Cieo, th e y recall "devastating" Donna who whipped across the biggest little rounty in the state Just four years ago next month. Lake Monroe's wind-whip­ ped waves splashed over its bulkhcadsi In torrents, pines and palms were blown down by the hundreds, power poles were pushrd over, canoplca and plate glass windows in stores around the county were smashed and citizens were forced to "ca m p " in their homes when electrical power went off. Lake Monroe rose six Inch- THIS WAS DONNA anti is what wan happen­ ing almost four years ago when Hurricune Donnu paid a September (19GU) visit to the Sanford nreu. Herald Photographer Hill Vin­ cent said the picture was taken from the lakefront near the tennis courts and it was snapitcd alrout three hours after the eye had gone through this area. He re] hiits winds were still up to 75 miles nn hour and were lushing Lake Monroe into a frenzy. MIAMI (U P I) — H urricane Cieo battered the M etro­ politan Miami area with 100-mile winds for seven hours today, then struck a deadly course up Florida’s east coast towards the nation’s missile center at Cape Kennedy. The storm, its intensity and forward speed picking1up as ft roared northward, made a shambles of the tourist resort of Miami Reach, heavily damaged Fort Lauderdale and other coastal cities. Looting* was reported ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ in smashed stores near the heart of Miami and nt a shopping center near F o r t Lauderdale. Ono looter was shot by Miami police. Sanford Prepared If Cieo A rrives CLEAN SW EEP DOWN wns the order of the day for members of tho Sominok’ High School Ivey Club ns they rcndlcd school site equipment. Scrubbing one of the benches are, hack row from left, Joe Earless, A1 llonifncc, Tom Hemphill, David Lnninr, Jimmy Harks and Hill Stumper; front from left, Lurry Sherwood, Je ff Williams and Roth Vihlcn, Holy War In Saigon m w a ... Greets New Rulers 9,000 Seek A‘cl MIAMI (UPI>— Nearly D,SAIGON, South Viet Nam'would have given him greater (MX) KUiridalnx (lucked to 1H2 ( C P I) — Rioting broke out In power than Hie other two junta Red Cross emergency shel­ Saigon today as three generals members. ter* early today as killer hur­ The three man ‘national ricane Cieo rolled up the were named to run the South Vietnamese government. steering com m ittee" faced a southeast const of (lie stale. Law and order appeared to grim job of hulling the wild street warfare. have collapsed in Hie capital Howling motis of Buddhists Today's violence started HOUSTON f tI P ll — lim it♦r~ v - ' 'die 1 bf o f * 1* raVHe- .fin d anil beat each other to death warning shut over the heads ot ■ ion health olftcials were opti­ with machetes, clubs and a mob of 3,000 Catholics mass­ mistic today that an encep­ hatchets in Hie streets of Sai­ ed in front of the gateway halitis epidemic was waning lending to the Saigon head­ bul suspected outbreak* in gon. The rioting overshadowed quarters of the Vietnamese widespread areas of Texas the attempt of the ruling mili­ Joint g cn e n l staff. The crowd had tiie state Jumpy. tary revolutionary council to promptly charged. choose a new "national lead OI.lt I A, Sardinia (U P I) — e r " to replace President Ngu­ British Princess M argaret yen Khanh. and her husband land Snow­ The council named a junta don were shipwrecked briefly consisting of Khanh, MaJ. Gen. Wednesday wlien Hie Aga Duong Van Minh, a favorite of Cieo may lie a menace (o Kliim's yacht Amnlnun found­ the Buddhists and Gen. Tran most people but several hund­ ered on rocks oft (lie coast of Thicn K'llcni, a Catholic. In addition, Khanh, who Is red Seminole youngsters trying Sardinia. Houston Hopeful Royal Shipwreck Practice Halted At SHS, Lyman By Harry I. Johnson Managing Editor Hnrrlcnno Clro promises to at least flirt with tho Sanford area and all agencies serving or protecting tho public are ready for the visit. Police and fire units were ordered to proceed as planned for emergencies with off-duty men given standby orders lo report for work. Fire Chief Mack N. Clove land Sr. reports his depart­ ment could he at 100 per cent capacity "within 30 minutes" should Ihe need arise. All de­ partment personnel, he says, have been told to keep posted on latest developments of the dangerous storm. Cleveland said his men have (men practicing "som e of I hem for years' —' for such an emergency nnd their ac (Ions now are considered "routine." He added that all emergen ry equipment, such as genera­ tors and lights, have been cheeked nut mid pronounced fit for use. Slirrlff’s deputies, clerical aides and radio and telephone oiieruJnrs have Itcen •plac'd on a” it and by, almost minute by-minute basis, pending the effects of the ponderous blow. City police have also been conditioned for the storm dur­ ing many "hlacklioard" and oilier drills and Imre, too, a full complement of men and m aterials is ready for instant respunse should the need arise, ★ ★ ★ X I 5 Test Herald Index Lonjr Grind Civil Defense forces, Red Cross, Salvation Army ami other agencies have born aler­ ted, and, a* one official put It, "w c’rc as ready as wc can E ft." Sanford and vicinity saw the sun for a brief period this morning ami then the cloud euver cam e and with It. short­ ly after 7 n.m. today, the rain. The winds picked up gradual­ ly during the morning hours. Area residents were out in force clearing yards of loose Items which can become le­ thal weapons when the winds pick up. Buildings with larger glass windows were lielng hoarded or taped to withstand the on­ slaught. Some stores report­ ed a run on flashlights, tran­ sistor radios and battrrios and other item s which will keep tiie in aware of storm condi­ tions should normal utilities fall. Facilities at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station were being tied down and planes were flown out to safer havens ns base personnel girded for tho storm. A base spokesman said 30 planes were flown out lalo yesterday afternoon for Ola­ the, Has., when "Condition 2 " was announced. Tim spokesman said service facilities have four such ••con­ ditions" with Cumlllmu 4 cau­ sing Hie least movement. Con­ dition 2 means "som ething's com ing" a n d Condition l means " it's hero," he said, ★ ★ ★ Cape Secures Launch Pads to win berth* on football teams Just might em brace her. EDWARDS AFH, C a l i f , Head coaches Jim Plgott of Seminole, Dick Copeland of tU I’I ) — The rocket ship X-1S CAPE KENNEDY ( U P I ) I.yman nnd \V. G. Holt of streaked five and one-half ('rooms have canceled today time* the speed of sound Wed­ Amorlca's spaceport today workouts. At Oviedo, Arthur nesday to learn whether a braced for a possible direct Scott erased tiie morning ses­ rippled fuselage surface would Hit from huricatie Cieo. Five sion hut said he would drill cause less air friction healing big rockets were secured to Hie Lions this afternoon, wea­ than tlu< rocket ship's present their launch stand*. smooth metal skin. ther permitting. The air force warned that Tiie Seminole Swim Associa­ the storm "Is expected to pass es In just 24 hours. An Oviedo tion's party tonight at thti through the arcs at 9 p.m woman, Mrs. Clinton Hadden, Ganns home oil Lake Golden K S T ." Page 0 Abby gave birth to a baby girl in has been postponed. The storm delayed the mat .... Page U den (tight of Ihe now air force Bridge ___ _ the back seat of a stalled auto. Classified .......... .. Page 10-11 Titan-3A space rocket that Sanford's police department .......... P a g e l> wns set for operated on emergency pow­ tomorrow and FALMOUTH, E n g l a n d Comies er, businesses closed down, (U l’I l — Mr*. Mary T re week, Editorial ...... Page H pushed the scrum! unmanned some churches postponed ser­ who is Hit years old, said to­ Funeral* ........... ........ Puge J Gemini shot into November vices as Donna's visit raine day she haw ordered a new Ilorosnqiu ........ .... Page U at the earliest. on tho Sabhath, and lee hous­ set of false teeth because Society .... . Page 4-3 All personnel were »ent es reported a booming busi­ "the ones I've hail since 1D01I Sport* .... Page fi-7 borne with instructions to bat­ ness. Page V ten down. am beginning to wobble a TV Program* Telephone sendees in many bit.” Page U We the Women At 0 a .111. (K ST ), rain areas was out most of the day. Seminole was one of 27 rounties declared a disaster area and the U. S. Govern­ ment authorized tiie Small Business Administration to make low interest loans lo Seminole's business firms. Some $25,000 in damages was suffered by the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. There wasn't too much left of It, ex ­ cept Hie sign (hat read it went thataway with Donna. The Econ rose a foot, and the county's citrus damage exceeded $1 million. Residents complained by the hundreds to county commis­ sioners about drainage. "My backyard looks like a lake," said one woman, hut she had company hy the hundreds. Two days after Donna's vis­ it, DcUary was still without power. Whether Cieo will lie as RAIN HAMPERED the Jayceos numiiil kids Fishing Rodeo somewhat mean as Donna, if it changes Wednesday, as intermittent showers drove the little fishermen to shel­ course and hits here, we Just ter, hut some, like these youngsters were detrmind not to let the rain don't know. interfere with the sport. The ruin-coated mother* stood by to give moral But most Seminole residents support to their youngsters. However, a little later, as the rain cume aren't taking any chances on down harder, tho only ones left around the lake were a man and his Cousin Cieo being any less lilanket-wrappcd son, who just wouldn’t quit. (Story nnd more pictures spirited. _ io Friday’s Herald.). (iierald I’hoto), a Buddhist, was named <0 continue as head of the raretaker government, which wilt continue in ofiire uvtil national legislative elections are held. But he was not given the title of "national leader," which Seminole Remembers Donna Talking with Gus Schmah the other day, we were ■ mus­ ed to hear him tell Bert Chap­ man that he could remember the time when you made a trip to Orlando and hack with­ out having a (lat tire you had something to hrag about. • • • By the way, Gus asked us if we'd ever heard of a side­ walk sale Sure, we replied. Gus ran into some of them in Pennsylvania during a recent vacation. No, they don't sell sidewalks. The merchants set up sales tables on the tidewalks, attach attractive prices and peddle the products. Draw crowds? You bet! Says Gus: "I'd like to see our downtown merchants have one. 1*11 wa­ ger that a Saturday morning sidewalk sale would attract half tiie ‘crackers' from all over Seminole County." • • • C. D. Perry, a Clock Watch­ er. phoned In to say that r e ­ ports indicating Lake Harney was flooding "is n 't tru e." He added that the water wasn't seven high. THURS., AUGUST 27, 19G4 Coastal Resorts Badly Battered squalls were lashing the area with winds gustlng to 33 miles tier hour. Heavy surf crashed on tho beaches and scattered light damage was reported to trees and ahrubs. Special "rid e out" crews took cover in aevcral protec­ ted blockhouses to be on hand for posible em ergencies. Military ami civilian person­ nel were sent home from the vast spaceport at mid-morn­ ing. The air force advised Its personnel that (here would he ample warning in the event evacuation becomes neces­ sary. At 11 a. m. E S T (noon EDT) CIco wns located near Stuart, 100 m lloi north of Miami, and churning a coast­ line course. Its center was ex­ pected to pnsa near Cape Ken­ nedy early tonight, fo recast­ er* said. Hurricane - wise Floridians buttoned down in advance of tho storm —worst to hit Mi­ ami in >4 years—and by midduy there were no roporta of ileathn in smith Florida. This contrasted to the 122 known ilenil Cieo left in her wake In nn assault on the Caribbean Islands from Guadeloupe to Cuba. A hurricane watch was ex­ tended at 11 a. m. E S T (noon EDT) all the way north to Charleston, -S. C, llurricaiin warnings flew from ltoca Raton to Capa Kennedy where five giant rockets were secured on their launch pads and another waa dismantled to await the blow. Miami forecasters called Cieo a "ra th e r email but ■langeroua hurricane." The m idday advisory issu­ ed by Ihc Miami Weather Burenu during llu> night hy torren­ tial rain* which disrupted its communication.* — laid Cieo wns moving north at a alightiy (aster rate of 14 m iles per hour. Winds of 113 miles an hour were reported In Balm Beach ami forecasters said winds of 10O miles or more would "progress up Hie Florida E ast Const a short distance in ad­ vance" of Cleo'a center. Hurricane force winds (7S miles nn hour) were predict­ ed for Capo Kennedy by early afternoon. Boats all along the Florid* and Georgia coasts and north to Charleston were urged to remain in port nnd those north­ ward to Cape Hntteras, N. C, were cautioned not to ventur* ton far front their harbors. Damage estim ates began flowing In at daybreak from (be battered cities north of Mi­ ami. They were expected to run into the millions. There were numerous fires reported and fallen trees crushed auto­ mobiles, house trailers and homes. "Tho damage will unques. lionubly run Into millions ot dollar* in the Miami a r e * alone," a Red Cross spokesm in said after a preliminary survey. Grapefruit crops near West Palm Beach were damages) and additionad damage was expected as the storm moved northward. NEW TIRE I F in e F R E E REPLACEMENT on any first line or premium SEIUERLING TIKE (a Trademark or STERLIN G ) . . . if the tire fails due to ANY cause (road hazard, workmanship, etc.) In case of failure you get a NEW T IR E FR E E . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! Tire must have * t lr«*t 1/18" tread. Thia offer extended through Kept. 7. ■NEW ST O R E H O U RS: Mon. thru Frl. 8 to 8; Bat. g to l| 405 A\ First St. Sanford 3220651 �I 1 Hearings Slated With Engineers On Waterfront A full srlirdule of hearing* with marine engineers runcertting the proposed .Sanford waterfront development plans, h aw hern sot hy Sanford elly cmiimlssinners for neat week. I Five rnyinrrrs ftrnia have accepted appointments to pre­ sent their Ideas on the work involved In preparing the enjiinrrrlnij studies, and com* missloners will outline what Iney want the reports to show. First firm to meet with lha commission Is Maurice II Connell and Associates from Min ml, Monday si n p m T u e s d • y. commissioners will talk with tier and .trnsnn of West Palm Pearh at S p m. and ullh Lockwood (Ireene fnilll Spartanburg, S C. at V pm . September 2. Ihe .1, K. Crlner Complny from Tampa will ho heard ai ft p m, and ai 9 p.m. engineer* from Ihe ’lainpa flay Engineering Com­ pany out of M I'elrrsburs will apperr. Two ndi*r firms has*- scrap lad invitations to talk with coin missloners hut appoint­ ments have mil yet horn set, After Ihe lalks, commission ors will decide on one firm which will ha aiilhorllrd In go ahead with Ihe study of the waterfront to determine exactly where Ihe development ran he ronsirurlril, what it will Involve and Imw much il • ill rust. RVAH-3 Pilots Are Graduated Rrciinnalssancw Attack Squadron Three (KYA II-3) Terentiy irradualed another gioup of ftrplnremeiil Pilots H/I1'* thrmigh its Intensive and demanding training cur­ riculum, insuring « continu­ ous input of trained pilot* to the piesrnt attack ra rtlrr striking forces. In graduating the three Itcplnrenienl Pllols for n cointiiil realty squadron, the mission of KVA 11 3 Is fulfilled. Three ft responsible for the liainlng of pilots ami crews In alreraft opera l i o n s, leciiminlsaiince techniques, weapon* delivery, amt rarrler qualifications. In c e r e m o n i e s nlmaid JIVAM-.I, the newly truined offireia weie |m*i nimitlly eongrutlllilted for their aeenitlpllllimrnls ami presented di­ plomas try Capl. Jam es t). Mayo, Commander, Heron* tinissalire Attack Ming One, llo< graduating officers, adding to the look lame of tha present t scmina issanee Naval drteirriit a ir I.edr's Mas I). Liikenbmli, Jam es l„ Criffm arnl Jo irp li M (III. none. Mr. Fukenhaih lives in Saliloiil with )us wife, Mos­ elle, ami two children, Steven, 4. ami Kathryn, 2. at 104 Knit Jenkins Circle. Hr will hr Iransfeiieil to KVAIl-U. Mr. titiffm also i r iid n in San­ ford at UStlil South Park Ave­ nue with hit wifa llora, and two children, Jam es 8, and lllyn, 3. KVA 11-5 will he hit nest duty assignment, Mr. liillnota lias hern lliin .Irried la A lt-1. ®J|f ftditfurb ffrra llt Pngr 2 — Atic. 27, TOfit Tigeretles To Present'Navy Talent Show' Blythe Motor Lines Bought By Redwing Talented Navy people will nave a rhnnrr to gel in the Redwing Carrier*, Inc , of Tampa, today announced the purchase of Blythe Motor Lines, ine . a earrirr nf food­ stuff* and frozen food*, with headquarter., in Sanford, and terminal* in four other cities. The purchase wa* for cash. The amount wa* not disclosed. It wa* announced that there will be no change* in person­ nel. apotlight and help a good cause at the same time nt HOW TO HAVE n pcrsmi who hits fallen out of n citrine in dcmimslnitcd In lho Itiul ('m s* Wnter Safety Inntruciors class just completed at the Municipal Pool. On left side of canoe is dim Sltiarl who m is the part of the victim as Instructor John Rii Intlilstiti shown how In row lmn! over ami gel vlt lim brick In it, all In one motion. Inatrui tins of the class are Sailv Neider, Cindy Lake, Pug anil Jaik Horner, Martha Kilpnlri< W atid Ilichnrilsnn. {Herald Photo) t e n d e r f o o t b a d g e s lire presenleil to three memhera of Seoul Trnop fi-12 at Court of Honors ceremonies held around a campfire at Silver Lake, Wednesday. Institutional representative, (lone (iilmarlin, second from left presents budges to Jim Mrlimrrn, 11it hitnl Ford and Dennis Hogan. the U SlI hettrfit show sched­ uled for Sopl. at the t’ivie Center. The RVAH-1 Tlgerettes. a club made up of the wive* of tin- enlisted im ti of tieai|iiNiiion m i * producing and d in t ting a “Navy Talent Klinw" i i n that dat*. Mr*. William nr»«i, an exprrlenied M ills Theater arties* anil performer, I* direc­ tor of Ihe show, and ha* sent out * <al] for talantad Navy parsontll, man, wivsi or chil­ dren, who ran alng, danre, play musical instruments, Ho trick*, dramatic dialogue or provide other entertainment. Person* Intarestad In "g e t. ting Into th* a rt" ar* advis­ ed that amllllnn* will ht held nt tha Naval Air Station Haltroom at 7:311 pm, on the nlghta of August I I and Sep­ tember 1st. In addition tn the acta, all nf the Navy wives clubs have been asked tn prepare thieeminute original skit* tn be presented between tha taltn l aet*. The Tigerettas* president, Mia. Kuiann Kooter has an­ nounced that prise* wilt h* awarded tha three acta Judg­ ed beat, and a prise will elan be given for tha beat skit. Headline for preparation of skits is September 21, when s rehearsal will be held. The public will be invited tu attend the show and all proceeds will go to the USD. MHS. W.M. OllA/l Seminole High FFA President Wins Honor Hrmnle Sl|ie*. PreaidrnL of the Seinlnole High Chapter of the Futuie Farm er* of A m *rh* won (frond place in tha stale-wide public speskIng contest held in Ketainla at the Florid* Aasniiatlon nf t'nniervattonlsi* meeting. I**' wesk. Topic of ail of the talks, given by right district win­ ners throughout Ilia state wa* "Development and Use nf D lltrirt Soil and Watar Ksaniircas." Tha district which Sipes represented Include* the fen tral Florida area nf Seminole, Volusia, Lake, Orange and Brevard Counties. For taking second pl ac e, Sipes received a red ribbon nnd a |7b rash prlie. Sipes a senior si Seminole High School ha* been a lend­ er in Futuie Farmer chap­ ters since junior high sellout, when he was piesident of the junior chapter. II* ha* won two public speaking contest*, two leadership awards, a aehfdnrnhip award and a Chapter Farmer degree. lie i* also a member of the Futurelly Mnr>inn Mile* Hear Lake Cub Seoul Park Teachet* rlub. 230 won third place in the fnther-eub wheelbarrow race nt lire Wcklwn District Cubft-Hre lield Inst Saturday a f ­ ternoon in Mead Uardens. Al*o winning honor* for the troop were Dean Nlehol* who took first plan- In Javelin Kleven tables were in play and third In shotput and Tim Itovvser whu look third in dis­ for Master Point Day tills week at the Tuesday after­ cus. O I h * r swards presented noon meeting of the Dellary were to Tim Rowier and J e f f Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were. NS, first, Krenrer, wolf; Jam es Keanu, bear and J e n y Riddell J r ., Mi*. Flunk Austin ami Mrs. A. CL Reanm; second, Mr*. Wehetos badge. Cub* attending. In addition Doyle Driver and Norman to Ihiii,' already nnmril, were Meyer: third, Mr. and Mr*. Kicky Oatiamler, Kevin Foist, Myron Aecardi nnd fourth, ICi-lily Hall and tjnry Marie* Mrs. Ruth lllatt and Mrt. A**l*tllig at the cub-o-rej David Singer. KW, first. Mr. and Mrs. wer* rubmastar Rob Bunnell, K. M Hinkle; second. Mrs. assistant cuhmaster Bru-e Nelson and den mother Mrs. J . D. Cordell and Mt*. Ida Pat Foist. Member* of ths II, Wilitm; third, Mrs. Mary Roy Smut Troop attendiiii- F ill* and F. it Ftorblieh ami wrrt Harry tiibbona, Pete fourth, Mrs. Lurlla Thomp­ Hall. Roger flunnell and son and Mrs. Mary Cook. Hrrvlng aa director was Keith Relekmann. Miaa Kthel Johnson. Announced ns *erie* win­ ners for thr month of August were, first. Norman Meyer: second, Mr*. Cordell; third, Mr*. O. N. Lackey; fourth, It I t ' l l M O N D . F.ngland Mrs. Austin and fifth, Mrs. 41'PI I — All four players In Frank Holder. a hridge asms wrr# dealt per­ fect h*ndi Tuesday night, they claimed today. v f w Pest tonsn nf r i * .* L Hut the luvnd was never l«-rr>- wilt meet nt H p m. to­ pl*)etl One of the players day at thr Land O'Lnkrs w*> so excited that she show­ Country Club. The organiza­ ed the nthars hrr card*. tion i* in the proves* of buy­ According to aapert eatiing a new Tost Homs and all mate* published In I^mdon, member* nrr urged to attend the mathematical odd* against in order that details of the such a ib'ol are 53.lUI.TS7,purchase may be planned. 7fi3.lSg.83tt,2.37.139,0119 to one. Bear Lake Cubs Win Honors DeBary Club Names Bridge Winners CIIKCKKIITAII.S of Sniiloid’a Heavy Attack Squadron II proudly paint a ‘•Hash Mark" to indicate winning tiie Navy " I " ’ for the second consecu­ tive year. From left to right: John lluhl, AMCM, leading chief of VA II-ll ; Jack Gregory, ADCS, maintenance chief, and Lt.fj.gg.) Don Patterson, top gun among squadron bombardiers. Party Honors Two In Altamonte A hlllhilly putty will lielil Inst Hntuitiny night nt the home of Mt. and Mis. (IlKi Hartos in Do! iisy Manor, AItnmonto .Spring*, given hy Mis. Joliii l’cters for At (! l i o m g o |*1,11 Is, I c c t l l i s t c o III tiie I h'.VF, nml Ultn Itartns who was celt-hinting ins liJtd hiithdny. Mrs. llanos aeivvl as cu-liostcsa n -s is lij tiy It J- Legal Notice M im illM M M t! NO TIC E 19 hrr#hjr al« #n th » t 1 Am * n g « f t M In h nt l i i i e a t t J»1 9 Ki m A v t 9«nf Ard, 9* mined# (' 4n i y , Fin e 14# u m ler th# ftc« l l l i o u * Him# inf F i n r 14# 1'Npt* r t i t # H u r * * ill # hi4 t h at I i n t e n4 In f»Kl#|»t •* !4 II# 111* Kl l i i Hip sff I h f «* 11stilt iN»ur( Hi ml n n l t I ' o u n l y , F l o r i d a , in • c c n r J # n c # wi t h th«* pt ovl al . ma e»f Hi# F l f l t t h t u # N imp M • t ut • • i n wi t : f*P rt I i n |4> Of F h ' f l d a JH« 11) t e t I' M* loml timinly. A regular tmffrl tupprr via* set veil consisting of Inkr,t hatn, iinkcil heans, potato sulml. , ole slaw1 and n wide variety of party foods A beautifully decorated cake was baked for the occasion hy Mis. Petris. Mk * tf«i%i,#«4 1. F*4#y (iucsla attending weie Mr, P i . iillah Au» I I . li», IT, k hrpt 1 1>M and Mrs, Art Kieffer, Mr. nml c ih m i Mtt Ken Daniels, Mr. apd I# I i I ' m w t I «»f ll» P t v i s l f Mrs. Robert Hrant, Mr. and Jurt##, I t M l n u l i ( n u i l p t f l a t # Mrs. (ieorge (iarthw aite, An• f • ' lu r id # , I n I 'r n k m p •n f a lit# wit dtew Crocker, Mr. ami Mrs. JU ST A riH T I.K of hillhillies, AI C George I i t |4 a r i : i «i : */.,\ 11i n : i \ Waller lluutrr. Mr. and Mi*. Dorris, left, and Otto Hartos are shown with lift reifil m %i« s t u n r. some of Hu* fancy "do-dads" they received at a Roland tirundy, Mr. and Mrs. N’Ot Ire I* her# by # Iv •n lit f t party last weUeiid in thrir honor celebrating Frank I’erritti. Mr. and Mis. I hr i n4#r *»■ nr 4 will on th» I f l l i 4 * y of tt *pl #mb#t A !" Dorris' re-enlistment in the USAK and Hartos' Paul Kohylak and son, Paul, I l l * iirpppti! In Hip l|.*nofjih1r hilt Inlay. (Herald Photo) Mr and Mis (Ieorge Haefner, County Judge of #e intitulr j I ’mi nl y, F l o r i d a . Ilia fil i al i» |T Sgt. and Mis Jack Smith, (urn nriAiuiii #«4 %nuiiiprp, *e S Sgt. and Mrs, Waller Kipculttr of th# Fatal* of I RMA T i : i t K X A HJ t UKN, 4»Kuchanan. SM Sgt. and Mrs. «*#• *<#4, #ml #t «j« l«l I liti# I h • n Kdwin Mikulemak, A'J C l.utr •ti4 t h#r • iti•k• i .iI inn t •» I hr »# 14 J ii i * r f«»t n filial »#t> iiurhhuli and Second I t. and l Util m l o f HI# k 4 ml n UM .it lull of » i i : I #*t #tr. i n d f or i n u i d n III i r t r l i i u n i r t •I uimmI Kt v- Ti Killing" hh it is triiiirtl, Mr*. Walter Arnold J 4l ». b i l g i n g h i m i • *u* h Ka * Pi ires weie aw atded the uiiiiHOiamr AUstk Squadron KVAH-3 piovidcs the student •cul or thtre hrst dirssed hillbillies. |t«t#4 I h i t ( hr HHh 4 s ) of T lu rr i KVA ll-a • four effi- offierrs with approximately Au#uai. A 1* TM( 1 : 4 « si 4 R U r n n errs weir rn ra tty i-omnirmltd six months sprclalitrd educa­ Mcsstt Ja ,k Walters J r , A* K i r . u f ••r i>f lit# I ' t n t f comhmmg si uni Inted (•lenn 11 Dingle, Joseph 11. of 1 IKM i TKI t C/. A ( I H CRN l>y Cspt. J hiiivs O. Mayo, tion, 1i*‘i rs p«4 t o i nn m m l i ' i , K c , 'lUinatssunrc flight missions ami tudar op. Dbusrk, nod John H, Hutl9T » SKTHi »M. I»A \ IM A Attack Wi l i g Onr, upon suc­ n atio n with eomphmcntaty butt. l.i.ljg 's i W alters, l l u l Mcl NTOI I I I A U o r n r ) * f or t u ilcf cessful completion of the gtound instruction. hurt and Diaglt have been r o p l Of fir# lln# i s m tlomhaiilior Navigator til N't The giaduatiug K N't, all transferred to VAH-13. Mr. t t i i i f . t r<1. Kl or t . l i I3TT1 f u u i t h a «» :: a f-t tig '** m»,T»iK,| K,ii| /|'. Dbusrk bus bren assigned tn (raining coni so. « *•»•• In "Opciatioiul F l e e t .idmg in kianfoid utvludn VAH-i C1>C*II Mayo Commends Four Officers Perfect Bridge Hands Useless 1005ft To Meet Legal Notice Legal Notice In (Ii# r«wirt n l III# I iiMHitt Ji nl B#, i r m l n a l i ( ownf#, t i n t * I 4 i i (■ l *r**#•(#. 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H K D 1 U C K it mi DI N’ SUN* 1<*4 K a r t «*hur h * t r a # t Orlan4«\ F l o r t d a At l o r ne y # f or Ad ml n i t f r a l o r r i a i A | ( - I ??. p d i C1K*U C K Mendez, president of Redwing Carrier*, said Rial the piirchace nf Blythe Motor Line* "repr-sent* entry into an entirely new area for our company, ami i* in keeping with ntir pntlrv of diversifying into other field* allied will) the trucking industry ” Redwing previously ha* ape d allied in hauling dry and liquid commodities In hulk form, and is the largest hulk commodity carrier in Utr South, Mender added that since Ihp purchase was for cash, with no stock inmlvrd. Ilmrc will be no dilution nl Redwing's earning* per share The purchase is subiejct In approval of the Interstate Commerce CommiMiun, Illy Die Motor Line*. Inc , w-as founded in MSS hy J . M Blythe, who still head* Die firm a* president. He will con­ tinue as president, ami the lirm will Ik- opera led after In­ terstate Commerce Commis­ sion aproval ns a wholly own­ ed subsidiary of Redwing Car­ riers. Illylhe maintains terminals ai Sanford, where its general office* are located, Orlando. Batavia. N Y , Elizabeth, N. J ., Danvers, Mass., and Phil­ adelphia. Serving 23 stale* east of the Mississippi River as well a» Die four eastern province* of Canada, it is one of the largest frozen food ca r­ riers in the tuition operating its own equipment, in contrast tu tensed equipment. Starting with 17 trucks, Blythe now has a fleet of 61 tractors and 64 trailers, all of which are capable of main­ taining 2o below /zero temper­ ature* fur "deep freeze" trans|Kirt of frozen f o d d * . Through the use of a two-man driving team — one of whom sleeps while tin- other drive* —Illy tlie's carriers slay on the road 21 hour* a day until they reach their destinations. Dross receipts of the Blythe firm currently run in excess of $2 million annually. MIDSHIPMAN MICHAEL E. PAUL of th« U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, is visiting hi* pitrnnta, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Taul who reside on Williams Kond in Lake Mary. Midshipman Paul will liogin his fourth year at the academy Sept. R and will graduate in June, HHi.i. lie is a Krnduute of the Waukeegan (111.) High School. CDR. JAMES A. dcGanahl, Commanding Offi­ cer of Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9, con­ gratulates Lieutenant (junior grade) Roscoe W. Browne on his promotion from Ensign. Lt. (j-g.) Browne has been with the "Hoot Owls" based at Sanford since November, 19G3. Sanford Man At Fort Hood Army Specialist Four Lyn­ wood N. Lyon J r . 19, whose parents live at 2620 S. Elm Ave . whs assigned to the 1st Armured Division nt Fort Hood, Tex., Aug. t.3. Specialist Lynn entered the Army in November 1P61 and Is n member of Company A, 1st R.itnllton uf the division's flth In fa n try . PERSONAL CONtSItATULATIONS were extended to Lt. Andrew F. Reno, right, upon hi* promotion to hi* present rank while stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station with Reconnnldsanc* Attzu-k Squadron 9. Offering congratulations in file. James A. ticGannhl, Commanding Officer of RVAH-9. Lt. Reno first reported for duty with the "Hoot Owls" in September, 1961 aa an Ensign, nnd was promoted to Lieutenant (j.g.) while with the Squadron. B U IL D y o u r C R E D IT it COUNTS STEP ONE — Finance your new or u n d car with ui. STEP TWO - You can automatically borrow money (now or later) an your signature ALONE! It's as simple as that. No wailing. No guessing. Whan wa financa your automobile, you ar# automatically eligible for * signature loan. That's what we mean when we say "Build your credit whera it counts." If thera is a ntw or usad car In your futura, coma in and talk financing with our auto loan experts. FLORIDA STATE BANK MEMBER K.D.I.C, S c ifM H f ( fO U t i, t c c i fU c 0 4 U % c f �» Chr ^ a n fo rb Aup. 27. IOr.1 _ firro lft ?npe 3 52 School Buses Ready To Roll Ity Ju l.in Sti-n-trnm W w iiitr Kditor N vil Monday morning 32 Zrtiirb-s In the Seminole * inly ?>-hool Hoard's "b ig ftllnw fleet” will begin 190 days of transporting thous­ and* nf school children from 1 us s i>n'S to schools and buck In bus stops ns the t'.if!l-i5S school term gets underway. According School Superill* $ I'-ot It. T. Milvvee, (H bun'* were in n|icralUin lust y . ur mid eight hew vehicles Innc lieen add'd to Uiu fleet. However, he has reported to the members of the Board of l*n lie Instruction that four edd nun'* have been “ retired'' and this will bring the net fii.mber of buses operating lo *21 What happens to th* old b Vdministrative assistai it. Walter Teague, says •‘They’re used as substitutes s Im i the regular buses are in ti c ■hops for repair or during (itlu-r emergencies, Cater,” Su'd Teague, ‘the board sells them. There's always a drjri'U'd fur used buses.” Asked if eight buses was *n unusually large number to •dd to the fleet, Teague ex­ plained: '•Several years ago vne adopted a program which would add five new vehicles a yi ar. However, we fell off to four for a few years and this year, because of the inci d number of children and ‘ he new school at Eng* lirh Estates, we had to bring our fiect up to fi2 by adding the eight new buses.” Operating a fleet of school buses is no routine matter, apparently. Teague said that during the Hnirt.iH school year 4K buses iP «>• an average of .t.niifi nilb'S daily. During ISO days of the term the fleet covered more than a half million miles _ 5 IU.1(00 miles to he exact. Rut that's not all. The 4h buses (rati*ported on average o f s.ttftt passenger* to and f: ni tiie school*. That means mat the fleet of bust'* Wore p.."ided liy slightly more than 1 t million aluilcnta for the i riml trip* from huma to s> hr id nsd home iignltl. In e ? Jtg e of tha school to stem'* garage operation* (s H. ihert Muse. I ague said today that the n .'io , of returning and neiv 4 leer* will be announced v itliin a dayor two and that w f route will be announced Thursday Longwood Club Sets Meeting By Ibinna lis ln J h o first meeting of the 1!ml do season of the I.(log­ wood Home Demonstration < lull is schedul'd for next Thursday at 10:30 n.m. at the Civic I .fugue Building on Church Street. Mr-, F'dlx Msftc, president, will londucl the meeting and hostesses will be Die execu­ tive officers with Mrs. Horbxfc Stone in charge. Mis. Molly* Steudle, first vlc« president, advises that the club is an organisation of homemaker* interested in Increasing knowledgo a n d *UII«. improving surroundings hi home and community and developing leadership and ft w holesoinc, happy, satisfying lij^ for all family momliera. 'relocation programs and demonstrations aie preaenti"! to lu, id club* by their leader* after briefing hy state extern Sion workers and agents. All homemaker* in Die a r ­ ea are invited to attend the meeting and iiiemlnr* and guests are reminded lo b'ing a covered dish for the lum h- e,H Altamonte PTA Meets Tuesday Hy Julia llarliw The first meeting of the Altamonte Springs I'TA for C%. UU1I-C5 term will io: be hi at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday In the school cafeteria. This meeting will take Die funn of an informal open house arid teacher* will be in their clnssrooma to meet and visit all parent*. Refreshments will be eerv. cd by n.embers of the B1A c^cuU va lo* ; 0. HERUERT MUSE, Ilvft) supervisor of the Seminole Cnmity Hoard of Public Instruction'.* muintonatiee shops, goes over it eliet l, list witb Philip Cnesber (kneeling). J. D. Smith (umler the vehicle) ami Woodrow Burnset ( working on motor) as they prepare one "member" of the school system's big yellow fleet for its initial run Monday morning when the 1961-63 school term gels umler way. Muse says that busts will be in operation— four more than last year. Eight new buses have been added to the fleet and fotir have been "retired.” (Herald Photo) Zoning Case Hearing Set Hospital Notes Zoning Law Hearing Set lt> Julia llarlns Pupil assignments at Alta monte Spring* Elementary School will be posted on class­ room door* by C:ill' Friday and it t* requested that par­ ent* and children check these lista before school goes into session Monday morning. Those student* who will ht* attending the school for the fit at time who have not reg­ istered me urgently rciptested lo do *o on Friday. First graders, who must be six years old on or before Jan. 1, Ku>5, will need to present ; birth certificates and new students in the higher grades should bring Inst year's rt'port card. School areas this year for Altamonte Elementary will remain the same a* for Inst temt with the same inis rout* * and stops except that time scln doles will he approximate­ ly one hour later since new school hours nrv from 9 a.to. until 3 .11* p.m. 1 lie rafeleria will be open nttd will serve lunches, and milk beginning Monday, (or 1’j cents per child. Luncheon Set Accommodations Test Slated For Faculty RVAH-3 Man Re-Enlists Eugene Hoyt Leroy. Af)B2, serving aboard Itecounaissatu-o Altark Squadron Three IHVAH-.H was recently ad* ministered the oath of re-en­ list menl for a period of six years in rerenioniea performed icy Cdr. George W. Kimmons, e'liinmiidlng officer. lo>rx<y, assigned to RVAII-3 Ov ionics Maintenance Ah'H Shop, is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Alverson of Cat hwood I (rive. Green­ wood. S. C. Aboard the Naval Air Mat ion, he is viec-prx-sidetit of the N, ulci* Diving A*, soclation, the "Diving Dol­ phins.” Before reporting lo HVAH3 Leioy w«» atlioiied tu [he I Naval Air Technical Truinin*- Command, M e in p h i a, Trim., undergoing instruction in Class **B" Aviation Fire Control Technician School. He eriteied active naval service (in Nuteiubvr lszoti. INNERSPRING MATTRESS • rtcnniicc A I’roressing Fell • Brand New l over for AEillres* • llratvil New In-ulnion • hrre needed SPECIAL 50 M4 VI,>11: New Atn|ire««ew. Bos Spring*, Hollywood Bed*, Odd M ir- and hine Sizr Bed* Made Tu Order *1 Factory I'rlcrs I Echols Former Sanford Man Joins Firm Plaques Given Commissioners V iV'? r 'H s HEADQUARTERS^ BUDDING CO. 119 Magnolia Ave., Sanford 322-6321 NOTKBOOKS FILLER PAPER 3 0 0 Shcel* 5 holo c ^ Js J^ 5 0 0 Sheet* 5 hole ..... 77* COMPLETE WITH FILLER AND ONLY I NDEX COMPUSTE SELECTION SCHOOL BAGS FH O M Donald Massic Re-Enlists Fat Overweight ■ ■ S-..U.L . ; « i i y e i | (’ AMPFS Wastohasket 66c LUNCH KITS 77c up Super Plenamin VITAMINS A CLOSEOUT RE(i. Sl/B FK K K NN illi U iiri liiiHe or — 6ALAXIE SALE u « TRANSISTOR H A Iltll j g 77 'Your Ford Denier Since 19,'ll" 308 EAST FIRST ST. LAMPS 51.99 OUR PLEDGE TO “MOM" AND DAD" • ASSURED DUALITY • ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS • LAN AWAY PLAN • FREE DELIVERY AND PRESCRIPTION PICK UP • COURTEOUS AM) EFFICIENT PERSONNEL • COMPETITIVE PRICES? WE ALWAYS .MEET AM) OFTEN HEAT — CHECK THEM! • PERSONALIZED ATTENTION OF ALL BODY STYLES A RAINBOW OF COLORS Strickland - Morrison, Inc. STU D EN T Sb THAT MEANS PLUS DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET! you'll be happier in FORD purchased From FAMILY SIZE p—- WE LL T A LK TURKEY WITH YOU! LOOK! RENOVATION It. II. WORRELL A report from County Health Director Dr. Frank Leone and County Sanitarian Val Bob bin* that Ihe ABC Garbage Collection Company was not providing service sufficient to prevent a possible ‘‘health hazard" caused the Board of County Commissioners Tues day to direct it* allom ey. Har­ old Jtdinson, to find out what evntmls the Commission has over priva cly owned collcc turn firm* operating in Sem i­ nole County Tiie division came a* * re suit nf Dr, Leone's statement that 'health hazards" could result if some action were mu taken by the Commission lo a*surc efficient service by Un company in question. Johnson told the Com miss ion B u t it had the authority to issue occupational licenses to such firm* but lie was not exactly sure what other eon Ktehnrd II. Worrell, a IPSO graduate of Semimde High School, has been named insur­ ance supervisor for Cullawny Mills Company. luiHrange, tnanufai'tiumg if an> ■ lJ,c ,ori" '■nnn,,’1 Cn , textile aled in rcs}H'ct lo garbage col concern. lection service firms. Worrell is the sop o f Mr*. It was isiintixl out that in '1 II. Worrell and the late most of the counly’s incur Mr. Worrell. poratrd m uniripalitln private lb attended Orlando Junior 1collection firm * were operated College, Southern Union Col­ under franchise agreeim uts li ge. Wndhy, AIllinium and llowvver, tills is not true in gm dun led from Troy State Ihe county’a unincorporated College, Troy. Alabama in sections June. It'd I, with n bachelor of "We re going to have to as­ s, ti ncc degree in mathemat­ sure our psxipic of adequate ic*. service by lliesc private gar Hi mairied the former Mis* hage collection com panies." Ba, lie! Halley. of Itoulioke, said Commissioner John Alex­ Alabama. They have one ander, "o r we're going lo have Plague* made from tiles daughter, Catol Jean, 3. to get into the business our­ taken from the floor of the old selves “ Bell Cafe, which once occupied C o m m i s s i o n Chairman tile first floor of the Woodruff Jam es IV Avery said be had Building, w eir presented to received mure complaints members of ihe City Com about (hi* m e problem Iban mission, Monday by members any other since he had been of the Sanford Clum ber of Donald W. Massie, YNfl, on the Commission t oinmerce. The Woislrtiff Bulletin1 I sN , ntiallied to Hci'onriaiswhich had once been a laud sauce Attack Sipiadron Thtee mark of Ihe city, tint In recent i l l ' A ll-li te enlisted for a veais h.nl stood vacant and Period >>f four year* on Aug. deteriorated into an eyesore gtl in eetetimuie* conducted by Avntlnhle In you without u wax recently purchased hy the ('dr. Joseph W. Akim, exec- ilm'lor's priseripli n, our pro­ duct calli'd (ldrliiex. Vuii city , the building razed, and a titive officer, must lose ugly fat or your parking lot installed. | Aboard HVAll-3, Massle money hack. Ddrinex is a tiny Comtuissluuers have Indl serves as yeoman and mail lahlet iciul easily swallowed. rated that the lot would be for 'i n k for tbe lutcgnited Op. Gel rid of excess flit lind live sale In an acceptable pillule i eiiiDniicil InG lllgcnee Center, lon ger. (Iclnnex cosl* $3.nil mill is sold mi this gunrmiiee: firm wishing lu vuiistniet a He i« the son of Mr. ntul Ml*, If not satisfied for any reanew bii'lll' >s oil Ihe celitiully i.lesse F. Miissie of hlioxville, non, just return Die package In your druggist and gel y, nt located corner. Trim. rresenlalliill of Ihe plagues I Before reporting to Three, full money hack. No quest Ions tiskeil, Ihlriri'v i* sold with with one mr funner Mayor lie nerved aboard Dm USS thin giinrHiitee by: Tom McDonald, was made hy |Itluebiid MRC-121 Mnssle cnAte Key uoid* Drug Store — A It 1’eter.son Jr . and Jim lereil nelive Naval service on Snufiiril. Midi llrilet* I'illed. Talmadge. IJune in, llhio. August 13, iniii A public hearing has been Vilmlssion* A public hearing on an add set Sept M by City Coin mi* Sandia llookci Gknda Cox, endmn In the present zoning sioners tu consider the re * |clarence Henderson. Judith ordinance* M,t ,)V cointnenvlation of the Ziming l.ulnu, Judy lluilcliacll, Edna ^ ( | ( ity t omuiissioner* a tut Planning Com tin -den to Faye Poiltilexter Mari Brims for Sept 11 lo consider a pm rram c a properly in lluxalliti Mini. Myitli* Bur; cr, llomild Heights. .Nicholson Ear m il Tlioitip-oti, lioj.il ic gurdmg conditiima) use The rezoning of lots eight, ail of s.illlitrd: Shirley Lnvv of agriculture in all zones. T li e proposed addendum nine, ten. U and 12. plus a cry, Casselberry; Violet Wil portion of lot A lying west of liam*. Daytona Beach; I’.ilri wicciid consider tbe priNluction utility easement extending, cut Williams. Dellary; Slier of agricultural products such northeasterly from the north- tun G e tz , DeEatid. M i.n t as (inexity, grove-, nurseries east corner of lot eight to lot Hopson llela'im Springs Eil |seven, all in Block four, from die Wi m r. Eoiuvvis'il. I ei ri (arming and truck gurdeulng, 1,1 t t y pmvidmg Dial no sales or ills an K-2 one ami two family are 11-i ti nil in, url.iiido, to It 3 multiple family dwell­ J.ccksoti, Oviedo; Eh/altilh tributmn shall lie conducted ing, ha* been recommended, HUgilit'otliiiui. Oil.mile', on the property, and Hud Ihe kceplnf nf live-lock or the Use Tiie purchaser of tlic pro­ lib tlis perty propose* to construct a Mi. ami 'Ira Billy Mr.iun ol dusting operation not be two-story air-cntnlilioned apart­ ol S.'iilord a boy; Mr and permitl t. The regul.dton would apply |jl ment building. to start initially Mi Eilclic I'ouiilexli r of .sun with eight to 12 unit*. ford a gill. Mr and .Mr* to .ill /one* including HI VV, t.aiy i.eibltz ol S.ilitoiil, •> lt-1 V II 1. li 2. II 3, It I. 11 3. girt Mr and Mrs Hobcrl li (,. ( I, C-2 or M l, Tne proposal stales that Brotitse.iu ot San lord. ,i b "> , Mr and Vlis Waller laiwery gt e*' nlion s.'s ip oilier Imll'lliigs nl i asselhei ry. a irl, Mr normally assiK-taicd with I in and Mr* Me* (it* 1/ ol De pi odiictinn ol agricultural pro ducts shall lie accessory to I.and, twin boys Tiie Sanford Fire Departpet'llliMcd use IUm Ii arm's menl'ic pension fund hnx Iwen \tn review of an applies Vlli'c Gpobi I'M-lyn Cope shown iss tie actual inlly nn lion or plan would cons icier the sound by the report of Con bind. Margaret flurrop and iViararter of the nei ,'hlHirhc o I stilling Actuary, Joltn S. Hip baliy, Simone Mulhn I.yrui n width Ihe proposed use is Wilson and h.tliy, Patricia to lie located and the i ffect sm bili. ( lurk and h.ibj Katherine 111 of the proposed developmeul Under the present set up in lens, all ut .smiloiii; Ethel on Die value of the sort mind order tn put Die plan on an Hover, \llieclu I" i wi * ties*. \l mg lands, as well ns Us Tela act uarl ally you mi basts, the belt I m s- Ho., (.laser, lie Eon in the required open city would have lo contribute Bury Virginia Millix.m, Nor facilities, the pro|*is,i| stab's approximately $31,183 lo the Hi Orlando, Mary French and fund baby, < a*'i'lbi rrx , ( a III y •'At Ihe momrnt a total of Bouse Geneva, Annie Camp 5 J per cent is (wing received l‘" kl ...................... . |,u from tiie firemen and tbe .stale of Florida. Iliis leaves vis, Hilly Wiley Iiuiolhy Illy lor ami baby, lanigwood balance of 31 5 percent due from Die City ol Sanford or other source.!,,'' Ktpandi'lli's AVASIIINGTDN ( U l'li — report stated 1 tie Supreme Court set the City Commissioners at their stage today fur un almost nitmeeting Monday Instruct ed City Manager W' E Knowles mediate test of Hie rnntiov If) Jniic 4 d iM Jhi'IT> lo work with the Fire Depart ■ ersinl public S icomnmdutmns Th»- fXAtuUvc hoaril til' tticnt officials, comparing Iheir section of Die new civil rights En^.'llhl) I f Klunuritury plun wilh Drat of the Police I 'l l ) will honor mrm- low. Department which has re­ Tli« court did so by setting cently lieen reworked lo make hei a of tin- f.nolty ut n ''ov. rivil ilioFi lurii l. n Kti«1i*y *4t Oi i r. for nr guru m l* on the It act u.i r la Ity sound. noon m lb. * hm»l cufi'lttj jt*. bulb iigc of an Atlunla mote) Mi v. J " Thor lie is rliair man {owner to the provision* buiuf tbe lull. Iceon amt -Alls. Atcc i uig racial discriiuiliatiolis nl l.egg is ill l-lcargt of Ullile hotels, motels and other publu in eiiiommtatiiJiis, deenini iimp. Pension Fund Is Questioned County Seeks Opinion On Garbage Firm Altamonte To Post Pupil Assignments "H o m e to w n fo l k s " II EC AUSE WE ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED. "The Prescription Our Primary Concern** TOUCHTON REXALL DRUGS I anit liy Owned Amt Ope ruled Ity Glenn McCall And "Ernie" .Mill* -'or. |»t A .Mugnoliu Phone 322-21821 I’HONE 322-1181 SANFORD, FLORIDA •Price ', !. >• t I Ir ral fserve lo g where ap p lieo b lej �The John KozicsObserve 50th Ann and relatives. They were mar- Ry Evelyn Lundy During the morning scrv l-lb y Pastor Stephen Tuhy in After having Ihvh married ers, the ritual was performed j the presence of many friends for 50 years, Mr. and Mr*. John Kozic S r., of Goidcnrod, were honored at St. Lukc'a Lutheran Church in Slavia Inst Sunday, as they celebrat­ ed their golden wedding ■nnlversary. Church in Chicago by Pastor Lichner. Sunday afternoon, at five o’clock, a reception was held In the banquet room of St. Luke's Christian Day School. To c a n y out the Golden Anni­ versary theme, colors of gold and white were chosen. H ie refreshment table was attractively decorated with a handsome arrangement o f bronze ami white chrysanthe­ mums. The beautiful, four­ tiered wedding cake was top­ ped with an intriguing ar­ rangement of golden wedding rings. Fabulous food of all descrip­ tion was enjoyed. The couple received many lovely gifts and nearly a hundred friends and relatives came to congrat­ ulate the Kozics. There were four generations represented at the celebra­ tion, as the John Kozics J r . and llioir children and one grandchild was present. Booming MRS. MARION JORDAN, left of Denary, her eon, Chnrlen Jordan, and Mina Cynthia Le FiU, Sanford are enjoying a aurprlfc birthday pnrty honoring Charles on his 20th birthday given at the DeBary Fire Recrea­ tion Hall. 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Sanford, Fla. BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY MEN’S WHITE REG. $2.99 VALUE $188 Tennis Shoes SIZES • TU I I grade. Fifty per cent arc regu. lar smokers by the time they reach the twelfth grade. School authorities are divid­ ed ai In the beat way to cope with the smoking problem. A recent report by the American Association of School Administrators showed that 100 of die 3fiu largest U. 8. public school systems pro­ hibit smoking on s c h o o l grounds. Some schools permit stu­ dents to smoke in a sped si room or ares — provided they enroll in a course on the harm ­ ful effects of smoking on hcaldi. Educators agree that paren­ tal cooperation is badly need­ ed in any effective school ap­ proach to teenage smoking. The U. S. Children's Bureau recently conducted an altitude survey among tern s g m to find out what, If any, adults can do to Influence young peo­ ple In their decisions about smoking. On the basis of this survey, the Children's Bureau offers this advice to parents. —If you don't want your child to smoke, don't smoke yourself. The children of smok­ ing psrpnts are at least twice as likely to develop the tin bit ss the children of parents who have never smoked, or who gave up the habit. —If you smoke and cannot break the hahlt, frankly con­ fess your weakness to your children, ami don’t try to glamorize It or rat Ionize it. The fact that yew find it so hard to give up cigarettes Is one good Argument against a child starting to smoke, pro­ vided he is convinced that you really want to stop, and are not Just talking for Ids bene­ fit. —If you make a bargain with your child about his not smoking and your not smok­ ing, never break your end of It. Bridal Business Hits Billions NEW YORK (U P I) — The bridal business is billion dol­ lar business. The bridal market now a c ­ counts for 15.Ml billion or lfl.5 per cent of the total retail sales, reports "M odem B rid e" magazine. The publication sny* the $5 billion plus total Is exclusive of the cost of such items as transportation and lodging for wedding guests, food and bev­ erages nerved in connection wilh engagement and wedding entertainment, invitation*, an­ nouncements of the engage­ ment and wedding, housing, ears, insurance, bank loans, and mi seel Is neon* honeymoon expenses such as cam era, film, and decorative items for the first home. Nor does it In­ clude purchase* by friends and relatives which add sub­ stantially U> the overall to­ tal. The magazine said there were I Ml million weddings in in 1904, 1.7 million are anticipated; by 1970, the market will have grown to an estimated 2.110 million m arri­ ages, Tile average bride rep­ resents almut $9,000 in retail .spending, said tin- publication. South Seminole By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mis* Palsy lamg recently celebniicd her birthday with a party given by her slitcr, Lin­ da, at their home. The guests enjoyed softball, followed by the tradltlonul birthcake cut­ ting. For Fall 100% Wool Jersey Mohair Loop 100% Wool Crepe *3. Why Pay More For G IR LS DRESSES C om p are 1’ ricen ! w W oitcovia Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Ham­ ilton of McRae, Ga., arc visi­ ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erne.it Hamilton. CnZf a w i year w s s O l t t i < kr sp H * f c ■twss. lovely BwkfhOe Stocking* to ffa nr**-* ts hkm colon. All wtth t!» tamo'ji Hfkx* itoxs Bo, rtf at bp anS to*. Look at the MVtroat *" IM s ~ S X IB a 1 .3 5 • i .o » IIA * •1.1 • • 1 .5 0 •X 7t •i.a» • 1.09 Yes! You Will Need A Dictionnry For Hack - To - School. We Have Them All Kinds All S Prices Front — $|.2.t Up • Accredited Chare* Account* Welcomed Flemings • Open Friday Evening* Glftn • Cards • Hooka 210 E. First St. SEARS R O O R SAM PLE S A LE ! FREEZERS 17 CIT. FT. UPRIGHT — WHITE — (2 ONLY) WAS 259.1)5 “SAVE 52.95” NOW 207.00 NOW 207.00 NOW 199.88 NOW 219.88 NOW 219.88 NOW 189.88 NOW 169.88 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHT — COPPERTONE — (2 ONLY) WAS 259.95 “SAVE 52.95” 15 CIT. FT. UPRIGHT — W HITE — (2 ONLY) WAS 229.95 “SAVE 30.07” 17 CU. FT. CHEST — WHITE — (3 ONLY) WAS 264.95 “SAVE 45.07” 17 CIT. FT. CHEST — COPPERTONE — (1 ONLY) WAS 264.95 “SAVE 45.07” M KT., SAHTOSO, fLA Mother Goose Shoes I V 15 CU. FT. CHEST — WHITE — (3 ONLY) WAS 239.95 “SAVE 50.07” 10 CU. CHEST — WHITE — (2 ONLY) WAS 209.95 “SAVE 40.07” AIR CONDITIONERS - W IN N ER S for School or F la y 8,500 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER Cotton Double Knit NOW 194.95 NOW 219.95 NOW 269.95 (5 ONLY) Wool & Nylon Flannel Stretch Corduroy AUGUST 27 THRU SC P IW B C R B Warren Goodrich has re ­ lumed after spending several months in Uio New England Rev. and Mrs. Wight Klrtlry Mates. and family have departed for a vacation In Stratham , Ga , Mr. and Mrs. Ai Adkins snd and Burnsville, N, C. children, of Ocooc, recently Miss Martino Douthltt and visited Mrs. Fred H am s and Glenn Winkler of Owensboro, Miss Helen Snodgrass. New and Exciting! Fabric Fashions BERKSHIRE S T O C K IN G S Household Hints Mrs. d ia rie s Crowell of Sel­ ma Road and Mrs. Ray Wes­ ley of Iuike Griffin Drive re ­ cently visited tho beautiful Busch Gardens. Accompany­ ing on the trip were Mrs. Crowell's grandson*, Wayne and Mike from Jackvunvllle. WORLD FAMOUS Enterprise Personals Ry Maryann Miles Mr. snd Mrs. Lawrence Pettinsti J r . and family uf Wilshire Illvd. in Howell Park recently had as houscgucit Lubricate the balance wheel his father, Lawrence I'clllnand tiny screw* of tewing n n all Sr. from New York City. chines with a cotton swab dab­ bed in petroleum jelly. Mr. and Mrs. ltob Paulsen • • • and son, Donald, of Alpine A washable m attress pad Street spent part of their va­ protects tile m attress. cation at Treasure Island and I t ! Clearwater. A staple gun will do the job of lining tiie closet with cedar Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Hen­ paper on Die walls and shelves. ry of Pine Street in Sanlumlo • • • Estates have been entertain­ A garment combining cloth ing Mrs. Henry's sister and with fur dry clean* better il brother in law, Mr. and .Mrs. the fur is detachable. The fur Thomas Hava from Bracken- shnukl lie cleaned separately. bridge, Pa. Miss Leslie Cordell is cur­ Except for s few years, rently visiting her parent*. ntsmliers of ths llapshurg Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cordell family held thrones in eentral of Oak Lane. Leslie bus re-: Europe from 1271 until lo ts . cently rompletad her first year st the Georgia Infirm ­ ary, where she la a student nurse. Following her two week vacation, she will return to the infirmary to begin her second year, •Family Fash bins And ^ Footwear'* MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOZIC SR., of Gulden, rod observed their jfolden wedding anniversary, Sunday, August 23, 19fl4. Ky.. were recent home guest* Miss Audrey tilers has re ­ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wink­ cently returned from a visit ler. in Now Hampshire. Personals Vbe •safer* Rrratt Pnpre 4 — A up. 27, 19f4 Tied in Holy Trinity Lutheran 11,000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER <3 ONLY) WAS 264.95 “SAVE 45.00” Stretch Denim 44" WUs — Wids WwU 18,500 B.T.U. AIRCONDITIONER (6 ONLY) WAS 294.00 “SAVE 24.05” McCALL’S & SIMPLICITY PATTERNS NO M O N EY UP T O MOST COMPLETE LINE OF SEWING NOTIONS IN SANFORD--------- These IjjC W U d t'A B . F irst BL Dow aUw i Sanford A N FO RD ►HOE ?07 W. l i t ST. / ON Q & n Jt& h 322-3071 SEARS EASY P A Y M EN T P U N 36 M O N TH S Items Available See Them YO U 'LL FIN D THEM AT m DOWN Now TO PAY! For Immediate Delivery In Our Store! SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER STORK HOURS: • A. M. T IL L 4 F . M. D A ILY MON. THROUGH SAT. *; �») Enchanted Autumn Evenings Sparkle With Elegant Splendor NEW YORK (NEA) — Last- stal embroidery, tear drop jewel tones will add their silhouettes in the collections bias cut dress with halter fall, every dressy after • six bending, gold brocade and glow to the evening festivities. tills fall are the Empire bod­ neckline and the cover - up. The most important evening |ice with softly full skirt, the ankle-length dinner dress with occasion wai an excuse to lace and ribbon trim. And wear a long gown. This season's short, flouncy discotheques and short eve­ ning suits for dining out make it possible to keep the long gown for that really DIG event. Feminine elegance Is still the theme of the formal col­ lections shown by New York designers. Candlelight will play on cry­ let us Style your Hon to FIATTER your FACE Our Expert Stylists Are Trained And Experienced In Doing 'ihe “Moat'* With Your lla lr LONG GOWNS lend n festive nir to autumn cvetiiriKs. Pearly pink Dupioni sntin is used for this Empire silhouette by Countess Alexander. Gown has low scoop neckline, and the bodice is detailed with sparkling beads and evt crystal. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-569? EVELYN'S dtOM&mak&J BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL EN TLE C A SU A LS.. GREAT FOR CHILDREN m & m ■ i * qii rot ) tots ana am i Those brushed sueded pigskin Casuals are really a s soft a s they look. There's an . ' 'idleness about them that always..... . high with the youngsters, fuey like to wear them. They like the autumn colors too, salt FR EE GIFT WITH EACH PAIR Qvsll^a SHO E STO RE DOWNTOWN Well Mothers it's school time again, and to some, that means sandwich time again also. Here are a few easily prepared spreads for sand­ wiches. BAKED BEAN Mash baked beams. Add fine­ ly chopped pickle to taste. Moisten with mayonnaise until of spreading consistency. Use as a filling between slices of whole wheat bread. If desir­ ed, a relish spread may be substituted for the mayonnaise and chopped pickle. Minced onion and catsup may be add­ ed. Many a child will probably stick up their little noses at the mention of the word spin­ ach. But look st the vitamins in the leafy vegetable. Here’s a good spread using it. 3 cups uncooked spinach 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped '* cup chopped green onion salad dressing ' i cup diced celery salt and pepper Cut spinach in shreds. Add celery, onion and eggs. Moisten with salad dressing to a spreading consistency. Season to taste. Use as filing between -dees of white bread or whole wheat. DEVILED PEANUT 'i cup deviled ham $4-99 To S J.99 SANFORD 1.i cup ground peanuts 2 Ihsp. chopped pickle mayonnaise Combine ham, pickles and peanuts. Season to taste. Mois­ ten with mayonnaise to a spreading consistency. Use as a filling between thin slices of broad. GRAPENUT SPREA D t cup grapenut* V* cup grated cheese v* l.sp. paprika S drops to lias cn sauce LAST CALL FOR OUR PRE-INVENTORY C1EMMCE SUE ALL ENDS MONDAY, ITEMS ARE JU ST IN TIME FOR BACK - TO - SCHOOL ONE LOT OF — Boys Pants IIU BROKEN SIZES — 8 to 16 REG. PRICED TO * 3.09 AUGUST SALE 31st TAGGED! LADIES ONE RACK VALUES TO $ j p Closeout $3°° *1 8 98 Closeout $288 Closeout $5°° (NO ALTERATIONS AT THIS PRICE) DRESSES Vi PRICE I ORLANDO Wonder Girl Prodigy llie r e la a wonder girl, J, In Seoul who haa mastered the curriculum for the third gTidc and teaches her younger sister how to write and read. The prodigy, Cho Soo-hyum. Is the eldest child of a shoe­ maker. She began to utter such words as "p ap a" and "m a ­ m a " when rim was only five month* old, her parents say. Her father. Cho Sung-hyup. said he was surprised when the girl read the word "soap " in a newspaper advertisement only a few days after her first birthday. The father found out later that the little Soo-hyun had learned Korean letters over­ hearing her 13-year-old baby aitlcr read books. Now she can read some Chinese characters amt Eng­ lish alphabet and do sums. She teacher* her two-year-old sister, Ki-hyum, who is said to be a budding genius also. Vbr 0anforfc Irraih Aug. 27, 1904 — Page fi fo r hack J # ! to - t W school fashions NOW IN STOCK A Full Line Of WOOLENS AND FA LL MATERIALS BACK . TO - SCHOOL S U IT SA LE! PATTERNS by • Simplicity • McCall's • Spoiled •Vogue Beautiful New Stilts In Stunning Fall Colors SEW ING • SEERSUCKERS • CORDS • DENIMS BOOKS by McCalls and Simplicity Reg. Priced 96.98 to 814.98 A Complete Line Of This FH. & Snt. Only SEW ING NOTIONS SPECIAL! MILADY'S lg -9 8 to I f |.98 SHOPPE d io W & A Fashions OF FINE FABRICS 2526 PARK DIL 108 S. PARK AVE. Open Wed. p. m. 4k Fri. Nits SANFORD — I*n. 32* 0313 ■ e m A L W A Y S F IR S T SCHOOL OPENS i e t f f Q U A L IT Y * BOYS' SLIP-ON SCUFF RESISTENT g.99 S lim 8 'i • ■ II . 1) •Prntrrd i n l e t are guaranteed to outwear th e uppers. They'll outgrow them bufure they rutwenr them . , , or a new pair free! GO! GO! GO! WITH JC P 'S! 3-99 S ire* 12 TOWNCRAFT® MUTED PLAll) SPORT SHIRTS In t till to 12 G e t perfect fitting comfort with air cool­ ed cotton emimeitng iturk uppers, suction cup nutsoie ’n arrh supported cushion insole! WKAR-LONGER CANVASCASUALS 2 -9 9 Easy • rare c o t t o n plaids. Collars buttondown. Tapered slilrta Ii a v a long or short sleeves, hanger loop, box pleat back ami tuck-in tail. PLAIN FRONT WASH-ANDWEAR SLACKS! S lic* 4 to II) A A • It Handsomely s t y l e d with rugged rugged 1 w i t h rrgged rubber crepe outside, a i r cool, ed m l t n n enameling dilrk uppers ’n arrh suppertid cushion in□let Value! Oxford-weave Fortelljb polyester and cotton Is trim - t a i l o r e d . They're conveniently precuffed, iittle-or-uoironing. LB. FLO U N D ER WITH CRAB MEAT STUFFING FRI. ONLY SPECIAL 4 ^ 4 % 99‘ — INCLUDES — FLOUNDER WITH STUFFING HOT ROLLS & RUTTER FRENCH FRIED POTATOES — CRISP COLE SLAW — ICED TEA OR COFFEE BOYS* BARGAINS! JEANS, KNITS AND SPORT SHIRTS Sport Shirt* ALL OTHER SUMMER B. E. PURCELL CO. SANFORD . t t.<p. dry mustard B reakfast Month. Here arc *a tsp. salt several breakfast Ideas from l tiisp, catsup the Cereal Institute. Combine iugredents and mix FARINA BURGERS thoroughly. • • a 2V4 cups water Carrots are also a very good ti tsp. salt health vegetable for the kid­ J egg dies. Ia>t.s try these CARROT '4 cup farina, plain or malt COOKIES. They will be good flavored in their lunches. 1 tbsp milk Mix: 3 tbsp. margins "s cups sugar cup margarine Bring water to a rapid boll, Add: add salt. Pour farina into boil­ 1 cup cooked, mushed unsalt­ ing water slowly, stirring con­ ed carrola stantly. Keep stirring and let ■4 tap. salt cook 1 minute. Pour into one 1 Up. \audit well-oiled 1 lb. 6 or. cnn. Chill 1 egg until firm. Remove cereal from Sift: cnn in one piece; cut into 8 2 cups flour even slices. Combine egg and 1 tap. baking powder milk, beat with fork. Melt m ar­ Add flour mixture to the first garine in frying pan. Dip far­ mixture ina slices into egg mixture, Add 1 cup ntitmcaU and 1 can drain and pan fry over moder­ of coconut ate lwal until crispy brown Hake in 330 degree oven for on first side, turn slices and 10-12 minute*. Do not brown brown on srrond side. Serve the cookies. It Is n soft cook­ with butter and syrup or m ar­ ie. Take off cookie sheet ami malade. Serves 4. add Ihe following glare. SHREDDED WHEAT Add juice and rind of 1 or­ SANDWICHES ange to Is box of powdered sugar, enough to make 1 soft 4 shredded wheat biscuits frosting, and frost each cookie. Hi cup softened margarine • * • 8 tap, orange marmalade Now doesn’t this sound sim­ 1 cup commercial sour cream ground nutmeg ply delicious? Split btsemta In half length­ CARROT BREAD wise. Spread each piece with 2 cups grated carrots softened margarine, 1 tsp. cup corn oil marmalade and 2 tap, lour 1 Up cinnamon cream . Sprinkle with nutmeg. 's cup pecans or raisins Stack two pieces together. '-4 tsp. salt Place on ungrcasM biking 1 tap. vanilla sheet and place under a pre­ 1 cup granulated sugar heated broiler about 10 inrhes 2 slightly beaten eggs from source of heat and broil U4 cups flour 5 to A minutes. Servo inline1 tsp. soda ditcly. Serves 4. GLAZE • • • t4 cup sugar And still another breakfast Vi cup orange juice "filler upper.’* Combine oil and sugar and ORANGE CEREA L add the slightly beaten eggs. MILK SHAKE Add the combined dry ingred­ ients, nuts or raisins, carrots I cup cooled, cooked rolled and vanilla. Pour into well oats greased and floured loaf pan 1 cup chilled orange Juice and bake 1 hour In 350 de­ s« cup very cold water gree oven. After bread has 2 tbsp. sugar been removed from pan and *4 cup dry whole milk Measure ingmtients Into slightly cooled, prepared the glaie by heating the sugar and blender container. Cover and orange juice or by bringing it blend about 5 seconds. If no to a boil. blender Is available, beat until • • • thoroughly mixed with hand September Is the Hth anni­ or electric mixer. Chill If de­ versary of National Better sired. Makes about 3 eupa. V i Summer Dresses ONE RACK VALUES TO Three Y ear Old There arc glorious pastels, carnation redi and smart black and white combinations. Autumn's glamorous eve­ nings will he as elegant and feminine as a whiff of expen­ sive perfume. And you'll feel twice a a re ­ gal on the special occasion that demands a long gown af­ ter you have spent other less grand evenings dancing In a flouncy little block number. occasion. Wool haa become a favorite on the autumn evening scene. One handsome example is a doeskin wool gown with its own floor - length wool wrap. But crepe, velvet, chiffon and brocade, with twinkling jew­ eled embroidery, still predom­ inate. Colors a r e unbelievably beautiful. Purple Is represen ted In every tone from lilac to plum. fo to W i By Mra. If. L Johnson 3rd & MAGNOLIA SALE From tbe Gothc collection comes this gown of apricot brocade flecked with gold. An Empire silhouette, the neckline is a nopen fold that slashes downward to meet thu self bow that is placed under the bosom. long, tight ilccv es and high neck. For anyone who wanta to have her fashion cake and eat It, too, there are satin evening suits with both long and short skirt*. It's up to you to make the coitume fit the *T IIE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A LL DRUG Locally Owned And Operated By Glean McCall And “Ernie" Mille COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322 2182 ...................... — a I 59 KNITS I 98 JEANS 2 49 Booming hack-to-srhcol values! Choose cotton ox­ ford dress shirts in solids and woven stripe* . . . shrink-resistant Acrilantg) acrylic knits . . . tough blue or send cotton denim jeen! Scoop.up ell their favorites now and anve! Sires ti to 18. OUR SCHOOL-HIT DRESS BONANZA! 298- 3,g- 49 8 Wlml a fabuloua collection! Crisp cottons . . . easyrare Dacron V polyester and cottons! See tna jumper and blouse sets, Jacket dresses, shirt dresses with diekrys, and more! See all tbe quality extra* . , . and unbelievable savings. Shop now for school! �--4 When Sox Just Might Knuckleball Way To Flag She fcattfnrh Xrraltl P n iro 6 — A uk. 27 , 1964 By r r H Dow* U P I Sp ort* W riter The story of the Chicago White Sox 10 f ir this i f i son It that when M annar Al Lo­ pe a reaebaa for the bullpen telephone H'a time for rival hitters to reach for butterfly net*. Because butterflies — bettor known In baiaball ai knuckleball* — are what tht hitters are going to get. Lopez' bullpen butterflies come in two varltiti — big, gorgeous onea served up by Hoyt Wilhelm and smaller, plainer but equally dingeroui ones served up by Eddie Fish­ er. Either way, thoit butterflle* •re driving hitters daffy and may be carrying the White Sox to the American League pennant. The White Sox moved to within one percentage point of the flnt-place Baltimore Or­ iole* Wedneidiy night when Lopex employed both Wilhelm and Fliher to pull out a 2-1, ll-innlng victory over the Min­ nesota Twin*. The win gave the While Sox ■ :605 percent­ age compared to the .COO mirk for the OriolM, who luffered a 3 2 lots to the Cleveland In­ diana. Wilhelm, appearing In hit Mth game, hailed an eighthinning uprlilng In which the Twins tied tha score at 1-1 and pitched 1 1-1 inolngi of per­ fect ball. Then Fliher, eppeartng In hit 40th game, pitched three hllleii Innings to gain hla six­ th victory when Don Buford broke up the game with • baeta-fllled single In the bot­ tom of the 12th. Elsewhere In the AL, the Washington Senators blinked the New York Yankees 2-0, the Lot Angeles Angels beat the Kansas City Athletics 5-2, and the Detroit Tigers defeated the Boiton Red Sox 4-1. National League W . I - Tct. (ill 77 60 .606 Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Mlnnriota l-u* Angeles Cleveland Boiton Washington Kanins City 78 72 67 63 61 63 63 64 66 66 62 66 6H 70 61 71) 48 70 .606 .676 .616 .406 .406 .484 .463 .302 .378 4 im 14 14 1644 10 Vi 2744 GETTING HEADY AM ) SET TO GO nt junior varsity athletic event* at Seminole High are these members of the "It" aquutl, junnor varsity checrlcndcnt, who are practicing daily for their duties. Kneeling nrc Judy Wilson, I’at Marazita, and Both Morgan. Standing are Debbie Dnlton, Gail Hoffman, Debbie Johnson and Janice Daniels, (Herald Photo) Short's ER Mark Tops NL United Press International Chris Short is typical of the Philadelphia rh illlct in that at first glance you wonder why he ever wins and on clo­ ser impectlon you wonder why he ever loses. A baby-faced, 26 year-old left-hander, Short started the 1964 season with a four-year record 10 games under .500— 32 wins and 42 lo n e* — piu* an unlm prciiive lifetime 4.03 earned run average. But, like so many of hit team m ates, Short’s p u t problema have no meaning in terms of his present ability. Because today Short is one of the best pitchers in baseball and anyone who doesn't be­ lieve It can gate In awe at a 1.65 earned run average that is the lowest compiled by a National League pitcher in 48 years! That's right, to find anything better than Short's cur­ rent ERA It's necessary to roll hack tlie clock past Sandy Koufax . . . past Warren Spaiin. . . past Carl llubbcll . . . all the way back to 1916 wlicn Hall of Fam cr O roter Cleveland Alexander led the NL with a I 55 Kit A. Short, turned in his fourth straight victory Wednesday when he beat the Milwaukee Brave* 6-1 to end a two-game Philadelphia ikid. Short pitch­ ed a six hitter and carried a shutout into the ninth when a double by Jo e Torre and a sin­ gle by Denis Manke ended a string of 28 consecutive innlngi in which he had not per­ mitted an earned run. Catcher Gus Triando* hit two homers and Tony Gonialcz and Itubcn Amaru one each to lead a 133-hit Philadelphia attack that enabled Short to raise hi* season won-lost rec- American League Philadelphia Cincinnati San Frnncisco S t. I-nuii Milwaukee Pittsburgh I.n» Angeles Chicago Houston New York W. L. Pet. 77 49 .611 70 66 .656 70 67 .551 68 58 .540 6 i 61 .512 64 63 .504 62 63 .496 59 69 .457 60 72 .438 43 84 .339 t iii: i iN u i'lT im u iu m iit i h t ih or A 7 7'4 9 12'4 13 *4 14*4 19'.4 22 3 Its l& lw u h u bI, Haller’s Deluxe' STH. BOURBON ~- HOUHHON PINCH VCG e r f ' e n ' 8 ‘ ' CDC-14 a / 86 PROOF A " BLEND 7 CROWN BLEND CHARRED OAK 8 YR. STR. BRB. 6 YR. STR. KY. HIM!. GORDON GIN ANTIQUE 6 Ylt. ST B . K Y . BOURBON SURFSIDE r4 SUNNYBItOOK JIM BEAM FLORIDA RUM $095 5THS REG. 4.60 IN V ER H OUSE IMP. S C O T C H NORFOLK, Va. ( U r i ) — ger’ ' by defeating ona of tha yrar-old Sonny's come-back Tha is tha day for Bonny top ten contenders. stmt at the title for perhaps Llston'a big fight. T lint would he delaying 3(1. another year Offii'iul friends and fu n of tho former lirnvywright cham­ pion lire scheduled to buttle tt out ‘‘on the floor," over his etnl us ns rhnllcngcr, nt the opening business meeting of the World Hosing Associa­ tion's convention here. If Ills friends win, the meet­ ing will sanction his contrarted return title bout with champion Cassius Clay in No­ ?2-65 GAI____SAVE 5 GAL. * 1 2 *7 ° vember at a aits to ha se­ lected soon. That contract wn* signed at Louisville, Ju ly 27. Hut if the powerful opposi­ tion triumphs, the WKA doubtlessly will refuse to per­ 220 N. FHENC11 AVE. mit a return Clay-I.iston title SANFORD, FLA. 322-5112 bout until a fter l.lston proves "Ileadquartrrn For Sprinkler 8y«t«m*" himself a "w orthy chnllcn- 4.99 35.75 43.75 CASE CASE 3^10 3i?„| LANSON *?JSSSD CH A M PA G N E 4“ h FULL STRENGTH J . T . S . BROWN Hedges & Butler VAT GOLD C O C K T A IL S ST B . KY. BOURBON • MANHATTAN • MARTINI • DAIQUIRI CARIOCA LJJJjJor RUM IM PORTED SCOTCH Liston's Battle With World Boxing Association On Today 9b REG. R E SE R V E BLEND RED LABEL 599 8m KY- BOURBON CORBY’S H BSS* INDIVIDUAL TROPHY Winners in Navy Howling League — Spcrinl trophyn for high game, series and league average were presented to members of the Navy Intramural Howling League nt Je t Lancs. Shown (left to right) nro Special Services Office F» G. Plnpp nnd G. E. Tllllil, liigh scratch game — 261; Hob Combs, high scratch scries — 617; Jim Jarrell, base athletic director; L. L. Applegate, high average— 181 and Don Ethell, vice president of the Howling League. 5th Seagrams MR. BOSTON top m lq oBONDED K Y . * ^ ® ' k K IJA FA IlEAH LAKE'S Softball Team is made up of Joe MrMahnn, John Brewer, Courtney Itruco and Carl It. I'nley, kneeling left to right, and, in hack, darly Weis, Dcrwin Smother, Don Dixon, Frank Jones, G. I.. Matthews, Manager H. Hooves and David Hunyon. (Herald Photo) REG. 6.11 e Yellowstone o iia Ilf * . M A C S O IL C O M P A N Y , IN C . IMP. ENGLISH GIN CHE RRY *In(,e 89 Glenmore VODKA ht, (■T A J.) A rthu r M. Beck w ith. J r , Clark of Circuit Court lly: M arik a T. Vlblan. D C Phillip II. I.OSSB Hblnbolaar and U | > n Attornaya at La w P. A Ho i t i l l fa a r o r d , Florida A ttornay lor I'lalntlrf Puhllah Au«. f , 11. IS. XT, l i l t FOR ONLY GB 20 UPO IUIK I'UUII and OIIA i-m r I't i ii i i H o u l e 1. tin* IIS r e r k l i i i l o n , Mlailaalppt Ton. a ini earh o l r»u, sra h l r e b r ■■••■irisd that suit lias liaan flllr.l a a a ln a t you In tha Circuit Court of Hamlnola Ce nty, Florida. In Chanrary. an nhtira-ist ad t i l l * or whlrh i* rin a T rciiu itA t. hav. 1NUM and l-OAN AeUOCIATION o r HKMINOI.K COUNTY, a nnr. l>or*tlun, P la in tif f, va. O K o . HllK 1‘ L'OII and wlfa, OltA I-OU r U U II. a t al. Dafandanla, tha na tu re or aatd suit balna a ault to foracloaa th a t ct r t a l n m nr| *a *a datad J u l y SI, 11*1. and ol raoord In O fficial Ha. rorda Hook I I I , P a g * S t l , puhHe rarorda o f Samlnola Conn, ay, Florida, a n e u m b t rln * tha (ollow ln a daacrlbad re a l pro* psr ly, t n . i r l t i i« i (i of q u e r n s u tn . It o f t BOUTIt REPL.AT ADDITION TO C A B B E l.B K Il. HT. Pl-OUIUA, a eco rd ln * lo IMal t h a r t o f racordad In I'la t Hook I I . I’a * a IS. of (ha Public Itacorda ol Hamlnola County, Florida, Hubjacl l a raatrlctlona of record. and yau a ra haraby required to flla you r a n a w tr In aald suit with tha u n d trs lx n td Clark of aald Court and to eerve a oopr dhrraof upon tha IT alntlff'a a t aornay, whoaa nama and ad* < l r . . . appaar balow, on or ha. far# tha i l t l i day of Haptanthar, l i l t , and In default tharaof l l r r r r a I'ro Confeaao will ba anlarrd aa a lna t you. W1TNKHH my hand nnd offlria l aval at tha County Court* houaa. Hanford. Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Flurlda. thin t t b day of This S3 It PM I.P Album made from actual TV and radio broadcast of h l a inauguration, moat important apeerhea, and ac­ WITH ANY PURCHASE tual broadcast* of aaaaaalnation with AVAILAIII.E AT ANY PHILLIPS 66 STATION speeches by GoldSANFORD — CIIULUOTA — DeBAIlY water, Pop* Paul, Stevenson and others. This will he a collector's D ISTR IBU TO R S o k item. P H ILL IP S 66 T IR E S • B A T T E R IE S • ACCESSORIES Hudson Bay Lamplighter j p.f.mlnnt* a riT : art-rat o r r i .o n u i A HISTORY ON A RECORD! M A R T IN ’S V . V . O . 8 YR. puiniirr. r u n ii, .t si. Your favorite lady barber (formerly with Garfield Walker Barber Shop. Sanford) AI.L HAIRCUTS *1.50 — CHILDREN 11.25 MONDAY THRU FRID AY Saturday All Haircuts 11.50 HOURS: 9 to 6 P.M. — OPEN *TII. 8 P.M. FRID AY IMP. SCOTCH KIIIKT KKDKIIAU HAVIVOM A SH t-OAN AKKOCIATION OK KKMINol.K COUNTT, a cor porallon, •i K ' i i m i : r r n i i *mi wir«, . . . “ Millie’* . . . -MILLIONS SOLD AT 2.98 NINTH JIIIU 'IS I. (THCITT n r I ' M i i u i i * in * n ii r u n IK N IM II.I! ITHINTV. h u m i : i i v No, i i m •VI N O W . . . at LONGWOOD PLAZA BARBER SHOP John F. Kennedy Memorial Album Legal Notice in ord to 14-6. It alto boosted the Phillies’ first-place lead to seven games over the Cincin­ nati Reds and to 7‘ 4 over the San Francisco Giants. The Reds were tripped for the seventh time in 13 game* by the New York Met* 3-1, the Giant* bowed to the Los Angele* Dodger* 2-1, the St. l-oula Cardinal* downed the Pittsburgh Pirate* 4-2 and the Chicago Cub* beat the Hou­ ston Colts 3-1 in the other N'L games. REG. 7.15 08.95 CASE F U L L QUARTS Guckenheimer 86 PROOF BLEND CH A RRED OAK 8 VT DK . STRAIGHT HOUHHON l CARIOCA djfht or Dark WITH ONE APPLICATION! Insulate From Heat And — Rainproof Your Roof W*th — Aluminum — Asphalt — Asbestos ALL ABC BARS USE A FU L L 1-OZ. *3.99 SHOT IN EV ERY DRINK! (MEASURED HY AUTOMATIC TOURER) FULL QUART ROOF C O A T IN G SCHENLEY WALL SUPPLY 1 7 Y R CHAMPIONC \L I K . STIL KY. ^ BOURBON REG. I 5.75 KING SIZ E RUPPERTS 99 BEER 6 ™$109 3 KTH N. Y. STATE KNICKERBOCKER GIN OR VODKA FULL QUARTS FU LL QUART IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY 7 STAR CHARM E REG. 6.50 $ 4 Ful Qaa �About Sports Yank Buy Was Network's W a y To Remain in Sports T h in k in g O u t Loud Purchase Was Made To Stall Pay Television fly Julian S trn stro a Herald Sports Editor From the mailbag: "A fter having read your a r­ ticle about the Fighting Scminolea I feel that I should say something in favor of our boys. " I t seems to me that your opinion of our teams this com­ ing season was not as high as your opinion of last year's boys. This should not have been printed " I know these boys are working hard and a lot have worked throughout the sum­ mer to prepare for the Metro Conference. This might bo a tough group to go against but 'our' Seminolei can and will win our games with the back­ ing of Sanford. "So please, Mr. Stenstrom, instead of wasting paper, ink and space telling your read­ ers bow the Semlnoles will not go undefeated, show to your readers the need for a 'ready to knock ’em down* spirit be­ hind ‘our’ Fighting Seminoluea.” Signed: A student of SHS. • • • In reply, we don't believe there's another high school football team in Florida that enjoys more backing and more support than the Seminoles. Further, we know that no team gets more publicity than The Herald givea the Tribe and Ita playeri. And, we're convinced that the Seminolei will play an ex­ citing game of football this year and that they'll win their share of the gamee. But we •till can't believe the boys will rack up a record as good or belter than last season's outstanding record of 10 wins and a singla loss. That'* a real big order. But we'll tell you this: We sure hope they dol And, we guarantee that The Herald will be behind the Tribe all the way. Legal Notice IV T IIIJ n u n IT n i l IIT, v iv t ii j i m i n i , n u n it n r r i .i l i u m iv e v il r i m i i : v i voi.r. c o r .v T r , CHAVCKIIV VO. H I M V O U CH III ' M I T IV e io ir r m iii: ro iir .n .o M iir F K D K ItA L NATIONAL MOtlTII AUK ASSOCIATION, e c o r ­ poration, rieintlff, or.nAt.n x m TOOLK a n i p i ’ ANNA BUOWN TOOLK. hla » l f » . Pafcn-tanla. TOi W illiam O ctal.I Neal Tool# an,! p r a n u a l lrown Toole. w illia m hla wife, 1S07 l*lna f lr a e t . Athena. A l a b a ma TOU AIIK II K H K n T NOTtT I K D lliat a Complaint to fore, eloae a c e r ta in mortitnita enrumt.crime the followlnu .li» crlbe.l real properly. l « - a It Lot 1ST. OAKLAND HILLS. • ceordlna to the plat th ere, o f aa recorded In I’lat llonh I I , Panea SI and SI, I'uMIc Itecor.ia of Htwlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. haa been filed aaatnal you In tha nbove-rlyled ault. tha short t i l l s of which Is F s d t r s l Nst ls n s ! S l n r t ff a i s Assnctsflnn. s Corporatio n ornanlsed under an Aot of On ncrr aa and ealatlmr purauant to tha K-daral N a­ tional M nrtsd t* Aaaoclatlnn C h a rt e r Act, h a v ln s Ita prin­ cipal o ffic e In the City of W ash ing ton, D istrict of Columhla. Pis In tiff, versus, WIItlem ( le r t l d Neel Tools end P s s n n s Brown Tools, his wife. Dsfends nt s end you t r s r e ­ quired lo serve a copy o f your Ans wer or other pleading to the Complaint on P l a i n t i f f s Attorney, Mack N. Claveland. J r . . S u its 111 Sanford Atlantic National B ank Building, henford. Florida, and f il s the o r i ­ ginal Answer or other pleadInv In the o ffic e of tha Clerk of the Circu it Court on or he. fore the 7th day of September, A. D. nil. If you fall to do so, • dsnr ss pro ro nfesso will be tak en ag a inst you f« r the relief demanded In the Complaint. T his Notice shall be publish, ad once a weak for four m n aa ru llva weeks In The Sanford IIaraId, n newspaper c i r c u la t ­ ed In Bamlnols County. Florida Dated this Ird day of Aususi. A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) A rthur H Beck with. J r . . Clark of Circuit Court B y : k larlha T Vlhlen. P. CMack N. Cleveland, J r . and Ca rro ll B u rk s A tto rneys for P la i n ti f f P. O. Drawer Z Sanford, Florid a Publish Aug. II. I* . I f . H U CPC-M By Murray Oldrrman Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (NEA) — A major thrust by commercial television to stall the takeover of sports tty pay TV Is the significant fact in the purchase of the Now York Yankee* by the Columbia Broadcasting System. "A helluva deal for them ," said a National Broadcasting Company spokesman, almost enviously. “They pay $28.2 million for pro football rights, and for a little more than a third of Unt they got the best attraction in baseball in their hip pocket." The NBC vice president in charge of sports is Carl Lindemann J r ., who makes ment..l vows to go out and see­ the Mets play so he can get closer to the subject. He ia an amiable, ebullient television executive who pole-vaulted for Exeter before he learned to operate a slide rule at MIT. Until this year, his idea of a sporting good time was tack­ ing a 25-foot sloop in a stiff breeze, which is a long way from beer commercials be­ tween innings. But in less thin a year on the job, Carl has contrived to commit NBC to a cool $57,600,000 in new sports programing just for rights alone, w-hich either makes him the kind of guy they're looking for In the Defense Department at budget time or Indicates net­ work television’s total commit­ ment to sports. (CBS has bud­ geted $17 million this year alone for right! to aporta events.) It includ'd $15 million for college football. $38 million to the American Football U-ague, $1.5 million for the Olympic Games and assorted sundries in baseball and golf. The sum doesn't even In­ clude a $3 5 million annualcontract he inherited for the World Series rights or such heirlooms as the U. S. Open and the national tennis cham­ pionships. "W c had to pay the Rose Bowl people almost double what they used to get," admit­ ted Carl. "Alm ost all our deals are much longer than they used to he, five years or more for the new ones. It's a hedge against pay-TV.” When he heard shout the CBS purchase of the Yankees, he phoned one National I<eague owner whom be had fail, cd to line up for NBC'S base­ ball game of the week because of a paltry $10,000 difference of opinion. "N ext week,” kidded the owner, "w c ’rc letting MUM buy us. And then ABC will buy Charley Finley and hla Athle­ tic*. You, you're too cheap for u i." So the big joke at 30 Rockefeller Plaza was that they'd buy the Mets. The CBS purchase of the Yankees has m other nuance which affects the competition. The CBS game of the week makes money because it has the Yankees as an attraction (and certainly figures to retain them under the new-set­ up). The NBC game of the* week losca money because it doesn't have the Yankees. It's as aimp'e s i that. Baseball Is also putting torether a package deal for Monday nights which Is sup posed to be its answer to pro football. Conjecture on a p«s sihle conflict of Interest may be academ ic. CBS might not even be Interested. 'T'd have to say |fa the least likely network to go for such a psekage," said Linde mann, “ because of it's strong Monday night lineup with the Andy Griffith and Lucill Ball show*. Ih r fcantnrh ^ r r ilb Aug. 27, 1061 — l’npo 7 L ID A Y r NEEDS SJH Braves Prepare That’s all you pay to get For Oviedo Opener By David Higginbotham Herald Sport* W riter l>iin Pcthnm, chief mentor of the Sanford Junior High Braves, put over eO candi­ dates through another heavyworkout Wednesday. Tho mpind sLnU-J its ses­ sion with passing practice followed by conditioning exer­ cises. Bill Bracken and Cecil Simpson led the exercises. The candidates alcady is­ sued equipment were divided into two groups. Hacks were ussigned to Coach Roll Hunt and Coach Owen McCarron to work on ball handling nnd running position* on play*. The end* were told pass re­ ceiving technique* they arc expected to use by I'elhnni. McCarron nnd Hunt also worked with the youngster* on passing. The aerial work featured Mark Cnnlo, Bind Hollingsworth, ami Skip Senkarik. NEW NYLON All-Weather "4 2 " Coach Ed Buckner ran the line through play* and had them practice blocking on the dummies. "This is one o f the best ways for a lineman to learn hi* blocking position* nnd assignments,” said Hunt. "This enables the linemen to hlork something before hr lares an opponent.” McCarron drilled his group on punting formation*. Ths barks ran the hall back after the punt* were received with the line hot in persuit. The Braves will face Oviedo for the curtain lifter of tha season Sept. 18. There are a number of player* that will t>e in the ninth grade this year and played football last sensita who will ho winning assets lo the Braves this season. The workimt concluded with candidates running a series of running exercises to really get in ahnpe tr he victorious over Oviedo Sept. 18. with extra mileage TUFSYN SIZ E S • TO 12 T a m lly Fashions Footwear" Open FH. 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A Fomout Goodyear bicycle lire* and safety-designed Bendix coaster broke*. EASY TERMS O O R L A N D O • F LO RIDA • T AM PA C A T E R P I L L A R * C s l t f s l l l s r . C a l •>< T r t i t s c e l s r a r a R a i l s U t M T r a a a » a r i a a l C a l a r * l l l a r T r a a l a r Ca . G O O D YEA R 555 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD SERVICE STORES 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 �Welcome To Club I'm Not Worried—I May Step Out Any Minute" Credit terms are lenient! 25 per cent down and up to six months to pay at 2 per cent interest. The money goes to the state and supposedly cov­ ers only the cost of the goods and administrative charges, since it is against Marxist philosophy to add in­ terest and carrying charges to tho value of goods. (The state gets its profit from a retail sales tax.) Tho number of articles available is Increasing and there is even talk about letting local authorities, who nrc closer to regional markets and consumer needs, decide which arti­ cles should be sold on credit. If they keep it up, one of these days the people will be running the country. This month mnrks the fifth nnnivcrsnry of what for Communist Russia has been a Crent Experiment — installment buying. It was in 1959 thnt Khrushchev and Co. decided to introduce con­ sumer credit (one Western invention they have not yet claimed ns their own). According to Radio Free Eu­ rope observers of Soviet society, its growth lias been steady, if not phe­ nomenal. Volume of credit sales tripled be­ tween 1900 and 190.1. Last year, cit­ izens bought more than $2.3 billion worth of goods on credit, including some 1.5 million television sets and radio-phonographs, 170,000 radios, 91,000 cameras and 3,000 movie cam­ eras. Dr. Crane’s //■ / Worry Clinic Barbs Who Serves Whom? home state of Massachusetts. In a small, fairly homogeneous country like England, it Is acceptable practice for a Member of Parliament to represent a constituency he does not live in. Possibly this could bo true in America as well, for there is no question that Mr. Kennedy is an aide, dedicated public servant. There is cause to ask, however, whether Mr. Kennedy merely wishes to serve New York fir whether it might lie a case of New York serv­ ing him. While the Constitution only re­ quires that a United States senator bo nil inhabitant of a particular slate “when elected," senators have tra­ ditionally been long-time residents, if not native sons, of the stales they represent. They usually come up through tho political ranks in their home states, know the people and their local load­ ers and have a familiar knowledge of their state’s needs. Attorney General Robert F. Ken­ nedy, who lives in Virginia and votes in Massachusetts, must have had this in mind when he said last May that, “All things being equal, it would be better for a citizen of New York to run for the position (of senator)." Kennedy obviously bad thoughts about this, particularly after Presi­ dent Johnson bad cut him out of the running for tho vice presidential nomination and since another Ken­ nedy, brother Edward, already holds half the senntorships available in bis IDMUMD VALTMAN, HARTFORD TIMES Thought For Today The tribune answered, 1 bought tins citizenship for a large sum. Paul said, but I was born a citizen.— Acts 22:2H. • • A Million Jobs For ’65 1\y W. Willard Wirt* Herrrlary of l.slmr One million people n yenr will l « added to the U. S. labor force lit the no*l eight or ten year*. Y et private en­ terprise hit* provided only 175,000 new John a yenr for the pest five yenr*. The no colliding statistics should concern every Ameri­ can end offer a particular rhallengn to our free enter­ prise economy. They are the stntlstlrs nf a new era, the generation of morn goods and •crvlces for less Inhor. They are the statistics thnt drtnll the opportunities nod harden of automation. A few examples lire Use­ ful. • When A merles'* work­ er* return to their John to­ morrow morning, over 4,000 of them will find that m a­ chine* have moved in over­ night to tak* the joha they held. * In the automobile Indus, try, 48 men now man ton- chines Hint make automobile slule Investments, resulting motor blocks. Ten years ngo, In nn eventual total invest­ it took 4011 men and twice us ment of f l .4 billion for use in training every kind of much time. auto me­ • It Is currently said that technician from nml carpenters In 14 men make nil the gluts chanic* light hulh* used in this practical nurses. country, • l.oss than 10 yenrs ago, it look 200 workers to pro­ duce 1,001) radios II day. To­ day It takes only two. If we accept these startling statistics ns Inevitable hut necessary, we must equally accept nn obligation to see I lint our displnri-d workers are ready and trained to take other Jobs. If wu accept the opportunities of Automation, we mo t support those efforts being made to strengthen our education system and provide job retraining for displaced worker*. Tho Kennedy-John son Ad­ ministration's job t ini rung hill is H good beginning. It assigned |700 million in T'edcrnl funds over the next four yeais. These funds will mail li Herald Area Correspondents Allsmunte Spring* Mra. Julia llsrlos S3R-I31H Hesr l.sk r-Fn rest City Mrs. Maryann Miles SIR-3678 CaasrtlM-rry Mrs, Ja n r < nssrlbtrry 838-5046 Geneva Mrs. JuAnn Hay* .1111-1871 Lake Mary Mrs. I-ranees Wester 322-6212 Enterprise Mr*. Ititchle Harris f.r.* 5K.it 668-1004 Cliuluula Mrs. Juan Msgia 365-3741 Mrs. l.nngwiHHl Mrs. Dun na list eg 838-3317 Denary Frank White MS-4222 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5611 Osteen Mr*. Clarrnee Snyder 322-1841 I.tk* Monrog Mrs. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 S ’aufurfc fljp ra lii Pago 8 Sunfurd, Florida Thurn., August 27, 19(51 WALTKM a . UIM.UW, KOI I UK ami r i n i.n u xN I'll A S It VOI.Ttll.IK K, t i r r a l a i l u * - U raaral Manager JU LIA N ■<. a iK M H M U M iiiiiu a iT A MIX 4 MII5H Assoclats t-.itllur A'Ivu 11>Lux li n actor UAHHV I. JlilIMkilN Managing I.Jliur MKi i n :* KII.I.IMHI.VV Telegraph Killlor Minus MII.I.IAMM Voclttr Litltur Al a l i a CUf~ S itter m u t t iii J»D » O v alf g a a l U a llfa r f II* w **k MI1M.S Killlor HU* l . l l l . l . s A J \ if1 1 la lu a -- i licfcaattAl Copt, nil.I, TISCKNT fttatf I'hutograpber at'MSl IUi-TIO* it AT K* n r Mail l f a l a . l t L'aaalr |l n 1 te a r 1 00 * M ont ha I I * I M » n t ha Hut creating jobs Is not Do­ main business of the Ameri­ can government. Automation is a challenge to our private free rnterpri-n economy. Thr Federal government must do what It can to encourage pri­ vate enterprise. (The lll.fi billion Federal tax cut is a good example.) Hut the very words " f r e e " and "private" mean thnt government should not attempt to provide tho one million now Job* we need every yenr. 1 Taar I Tl I Meal ha I K I Months t.M | Month I N I Meath O. I Past a) R e g u l s t lo a s provide that a ll ast .11 auhacrlptlona ha paid I* advanca. Itmeret! as teeond rla.a niaitsr e c to n .r 11, l * l l at taa Poll UMiia of Ninfuid. RToilda, undtr tha Act of (loagraaa af Match. T h a i ls r a l d la a m em ber at Ilia Dnltad Crete whlra la aallllad asclu eiv tly to tha uta fur isp u b l l c a ll o a of a ll tha lacal b a a * prlfilad In this B a n a p a p t * WASHINGTON — ( S K A ) — "A year ago all tha Viet Cong we hit had tmme-mude weapons. Now they'in list rig new s tu f f—Czech, Chlneso and Uiissian machine guns, neoilless rifles, mortars, even the infantryman'* individual! wen p-'tis. "W o know it's earning across tho border from Cam­ bodia- brought then- down the llo Chi Milili trull from tin North. Hut wit don't have tiemen or the firepower here to stop them from bringing it irt. They're building up a eonsidcrahln nnioiint of power boro for when they want to lise It." The speaker is nn Ameri­ can offirer talking to me on the Cnmlmdinn border. This offirer regularly patrols with a Vietnamese Hanger b atta­ lion H e 'S a hero to his Viet­ namese Hangers. They're it "T ig e r" unit, raring to fight. When I toll eil to these melt they were Just In from a pa­ trol, drinking rnistrrnusly nml ready for more action. They frightened the girls they were with by playing games with a live hand greiiaite. Hut hack to the American Hanger offirer: "M aybe it's like they say the Red* aren't bringing heavy tonnage down Letters To The Editor tho llo Chi Minh trail. they're a lot Hut sure hitting us with of new weapon* and their file power is going iqi sharply. From where I sit we'vo got to shut that trail off. Otherwise they inn do us rt lot o f tin mage." Tint Viet Cong already iimvii through much of thin aioii at will. So the American officer nml tlio of fit i rs and men of the Vietnamese battalion lie works with delighted when word rt ached us of tlio U S . bombings in North Viet Nam. They hope tile United S tater is ready to take the Slept net cssary to pul a halt to the flow of aims, equipment nml heavy ciisualties, yet never have seen a live Viet Cong in battle. You rnn’t tell whether you're hurting tho Communi-ts or not. They carry their ili nd and wminded away w ith Diem. All the U.S. advisers nml Vlrlnnnn so soldi- 1 » I talked to are tired, too, of being on the defensive. As one officer tails it, "Y o u ’ve got to feel you're getting buck lit thu guy who’* hitting you." Bo tho ill-a thnt we’re at last hitting bark gives a lift to tlie fighting men. As one rugged Vietnamese Ranger put it, " W e 'r e going to lie No. I Tiger*.” An Anierienn Rang- r officer snnl Die same tiling in a different way: "I feel more gung ho." Hut fur this feeling to onteh fire nml hold, the men I've 1...... with sny the U.S. nml Vietnamese government* I are going to have to come up with n continuously aggiessivc policy COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and unlisted Securities .Mutual Funds ALLEN A TO. I l l F.. I.HMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA . Mrmher: Mld<*e«t Stnek Exvh Chicago Hoard of Trad* Orlando Sale* Representative place In Ui U.S.A. and tried California, ami traveled all over (lie country, so we know for sure Hint wo have Hie best location here in Seminole County. Hut the sheep Hint followed the crowd, like the thousands who shouted ltril Hiller nr Hail Mussolini, now want a leader who declares against Social Security, TVA, the Ifttmr unions, Mcdlivre and who votes against all progreslve legislation. Until I wa* 30, I wanted to J . II. Mason save tile world, llctween the P S . Reiter keep that Poor House handy. ages of 30 and fio, I wanted lo save the country. Hut since Editor, Herald; I was on, I've wanted to *avc May 1 thank you for your the dune*. efforts in giving new* cover­ —Son. Paul Douglas, 72, D- age for the establishing of III , discussing hill to c»- a Illumine Society in Semi­ lahliih Dunes National Park nole County. We ha<i hoped many others could have been on Lake Michigan. r k . n a s -b o ii lie warned me never to pull my dog's ear*. —COP presidential candidate Harry Goidwalri, reporting on what President Johnson told him during their pri­ vate meeting. 1 couldn't think of a nicer place to live and more won­ derful people, but presently 1 ain full time suing tin- Amer­ ican Har Assn. — N a n Francisco attorney Melvin Belli, replying to In­ vitation lo apply for city at­ torney in Chula Vista, C'ulif. CHARLIE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN.. And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S H O W Charlie called n friend down at The Herald. Told him he was ex­ panding. Needed a new man. Tito paper helped hint write a real hum­ dinger of an nd. Churlio Rot h firelmlt. Then ha had a creat buy on his products. Tho paper helped hint write mime real pullers. Sales were at b cozy profit. Charlie’s happy and so are we! Quotes present at tho meeting lust Saturday. We were happy and honor­ ed to have Dm Rev. (iuil Emit]: sod Rep. Jo e Davie present, plus all the ladies wlm a 11 e n d e d . Certainly .Seminole County needs a Hun nine Society, I t ’* m Wiry worthy rausa. Tha Humans S o ciety "peaks for those who cannot speak for themselves. 1 pray the Seminole County resi­ dents will really get behind this project and give it full support. Mrs. Allcne P. Cuiley COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY MRS. STAN COMSTOCK er needed In Seminole County. Why? Ilecause the Democra­ tic Parly under Franklin Itoosevett gave u* Social .Se­ curity. I am one, three *cnre and ten. who does not need to go to the poor house, among mil­ lion* of other*. We have our All Other 111** Political Notebook I troop* coming down from the North, The Vietnamese Ranger battalion commander exclaim­ ed: "fa-t’s have a drink, be­ cause n»w the war begin*." |[i and his m m are tired of t lit- "h alf war," where you |'base an enemy you never see and you're hit by an ene­ A nntlcn which provided my you rnn't find the 20th Century with the The kind of fig-htlng the know-how for mass produc­ Vietnam*me and Americium tion, will not hide from au to­ have I.... .. doing gel* In seem mat Ion. We run he equally sort of useless to the man on confident thnt our free en­ patred. Tiie enemy dishes it terprise economy will make out flora one safe haven in needed Jobs rivailahle. Die North end another in <‘nmhoilia. The enemy in South Viet Nam kills from nmhtixh. Though he's a poor shed, he still inflicts sizable casual t ice. ■Some officer* estimate they're losing ft to 10 nun for every Viet Cong they get. Editor, Herald: |own home In warm sunny I talked to officer* in some The Seminole County Com-! Florida mil Inva Seminole regions on my recent tour miss loners declared the pi sir County, who’ve been out on patrol for house or county home nn long­ We had the choice of any­ sit months, have suffered A la n a g a r MO* 1‘I I I T tlanrral AJtrrO.tiin Manager J A SI IK SIIIIK M A K KB Alualnaai Uinagar gllKM S E L L A Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley • Liberty does not consist in mere general declarations of the rights of men. It consists in the translation of those declarations into definite ac­ tion—Woodrow Wilson. Kathy's husband looked able to sleep beside the stink­ bsthroom «M«. And to stimoUta further well at the banquet ing, uncouth lout who is their self-analysis, send for the 200 which I addressed In Ft. husband. point "B atin g Scales for Hus­ Wayne, but listen to her de*. Some of these men are so band and Wife,'* enclosing a rrlptlon of hi* behavior at thoughtless of the simple rules long stamped, return envel­ home! And all married folks of masculine hygiene and eti­ ope, plus 20 cents. should scrapbook this frank quette that they even asphyx­ (Always write to Dr. Crane confession for future rrleria! their secretaries at the of­ in care of this newspaper, enenre. Fend for tho Rating fice, too, with their "It. O," closing a long stamped, ad­ Scale below! ............................. However, most men try to dressed envelope and 20 cents CASE T-t5fl; Kathy B-, aged put up a fairly attractive to cover typing and printing 31, Is a F t. Wayne housewife. "fro n t" at work, hut then let costs when yo usend (or o m “Dr. C rane," Die confided down when they reach home. of his boklets.) after a banquet address I reThey seem to think, in typ­ cently delivered at the F t. ical egotistical fashion, that Wayne Ad and Sales Clubs, their wives should consider it “ I have a lame to pick with an honor to live in a pig pen you. and sleep with a hog. "F o r you recently listed By Hal Cochran Why, a lot of these men several reasons why husband* couldn't even hire call girls It's silly to bo blunt with grow platonic. at double tlie usual fees, smel­ your friends to the point of "You said their wives were ling as they do. making dull. often at fault because of their As a weak hid of defense ■ • • tobacco breath, plus their for such men, I might add Keep your spirits up— on a fatness and lack of using the that if they smoke, they par­ high self where mooching bathtub often enough. tially deaden their own sense friends can't find them. "W ell, why dun't you pick of smell. • • • on the men? No they don't realize how' A grouch sometimes is a "F o r I am « non-smoker, obnoxious they may be, even pessimist who can very well 5’ 4’’ tall, amt weigh only to their own family. wind up being a grouch. 110. Resides, I bathe regularly In civilized, modem Ameri­ and keep my hair neat. ca, water and soap are rea"B u t my litr-hand smokes t sonahly cheap and plentiful., NOW IS TIIE TIME cigars constantly and chew* After • shave lotions and TO PLANT — Hie ends, too. under-arm deodorants are * "And many a night he standard part of personal hy­ comes to bed without even giene, loo. brushing his teeth. If your co-workers or fami­ "H e may even sit In his ly still ignore such simple undershirt in front of TV ail rules of civilized America, (>rnpeville Nursery evening, and on weekend* he mail them this newspaper col­ may not even shave at all. 2221 Graprvill# Ave, umn in a plain envelope. "W ell, I have tried to keep 322-0886 That will sometimes waken my sexual ardor hut it Is dif­ a husband lo ir wife) to the •‘Scott's Dealer” ficult to do so with a bearded, need for Cupid's cosmetic and cigar-reeking face. "A wife may need to keep sweet smelling and perfumed to stimulate her mate, hut a husband can’t reek of stale cigar halitosis and sweat and then expect his »tuhy heard to excite his wife, either! "So what do you have to say to D ia l?" AMEN. SISTE R t agree with all such wives, for Kathy is correct. A lot of wives need a clothespin on their nose to he v e ry SWEETEN YOUR INCOME W ith A U ttia "S u g a r" CURRENT DIVIDEND 414% SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $ 10,000 BY AN AGENCY OF THE U. &. GOVERNMENT 'a s s ole I Charlies’ our hit? l k w h ter now. tells everybody our circulation’s MIG . . . our readers love news, sports, columnists, want Ads, cookinR, fashions, comics. Charlie says thnt coverage attracts tlie right payroll and the paying customers 1 FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE PHONE 322-5612 fro m OR SEMINOLE COUNTT 425-5938 I k Sanford Herald SINCE 1908 �1 a 1. fffif 'PnnTiuTI All R: s «^, I ...U W ... >. 'Aujr. 2 7 . THM — 1 g^ . P . Tapr ? : 7o*. - ^>.r • HE'S w . s n .. s „ :► % £ « , U ! aw.? ’ - a\ k Y C J . . . \ I — U*- *., AH CHOOfS - i'Vj?"'” !l J f v s WrrnTfl J<£>; sesurJo,,; AH C H O O tl l <— l ' ,--* ,V ^ ; '.‘ Ev 2 •V *..*® * ^■4»VC*VA -o a * 1 ' \ V / t ‘ : ' / 7 ... ■'?*' W & t. u»« . . •V. *v ’r v ; a o'* r ore, i ' to mai e; f! AT A M D 1£ v«%-^rj> s GERMAN? 7 f Horoscope | 0 ^ Forecast - *$ ; PKAR UtriT . I.iLf th» I riilu*. \iiru*l 2$. |«»H| i tavidi'iiuint win*..' proldi'm i , k m ; ii M, i r . N D I M KKtf: inn a flatU'tc Mtin . ouldn'l \t«V\ )«*U ii’ »* ittt ltiu- i.il \ Mulld till’ riulit of stuffed Kooit *iay ami <*v»‘inu(r fur in* antiuaii. 1 liair * |iii.itdi'tn. t renal tig your finatnUl p.t*b tiim ami i*nj \ing abah'Yvr I am a mortlelan. ai d my to you atU ft u* it ftan* i e ean’t *tand m\ urn L. rtM-tumbU amount of i*. m iulllii.uijli I ni'M-i iI i m d i .1 t Ion h* wi ll »- « iti'fhltnj? after hour*. yaur own perannnl poMr*Alter h a t tuc gone to aIimi*. it t rij*ht ilonn to mortician I'otleKi and tnbm-a tmk« in g' mu after vejtinK tmii li time and mon­ yum ib-MrriL ey in my piofesiiion, I've Mil I S t Muivh -I to i.i'i'ome aometvliai »Uic.*s101 If you fire more positive fttl. and don't want to give in your attitude n t h «»tin*i«. it u]>. M\ ftnncee tvfines abuiuiatiec ran be inrteaai I to marry me unlea* I .luinge all«l lull* |*« d i|l)Ukt> Sr* tip a far nun e «rit»ible bud get All tin* •an be very «*n liny able, too. I \ I It I * I \prll :** *o May iOl K mom firs*! what your priaoniil aim* nr<\ tlien runIf \im w ittt to use tin- J.v txi» t tl.e light penoin* *<*einl c liy ‘ lain n.cthiv! lie moi t« ly Mui are AtiHMilitflv limit* s u t e this article ati.1 m.i n ­ i.eiie and ran *"nv "thera sure that your partner, wll •a* iiy. lie ante of yum »«-lf for understand it »t»n Here ts the be t re*nlL«. me this!: l i n i l M I Mjty M to 1 me 1' a plater imip. to tour J 1 1 S i mltiicly d ffii tilt proh- chib* (nun t.V one level he Uin* cllli be aohid ru-ilv by is asking for aics. provided ftr*t tlnnk iic about them clubs have not been led a- a *eilnu*lv. then getting at them suit. An time he j up* to vljeorouely. He *enaib1i. \f- four no-trump when lit- mul l inT iii'o vi ho can in turn a-L for a .e * liy nteatta i»t j fiHtr-clidi bid lie t» making > be !.< Ipful to yoij. it ei MllllN t H I I I » l l i : v t .tune slronj no trump lid 22 to luVv 'it I Vi* better day \t ;*e. Ids four no trump call, than t !»1■ to coutM-1 ily namie arv IH.icLwihsI TThtc t« otie escepllon to p »• i ** o ti a iv ho ran jfU e fine idea* lion fit better votir till* l( p.irttw r lu U thtee no trump in an normal bidding -tnt'on hi life, Th * rould be seipteme neither four no with either inlfviduali or trump run* four clubs ask« for gr'MipA. t,|»ti n i in efoltv, eie*. Roth heroine naturaV I l t» r J. ly 22 to Vu?u*t I bid. .in.l I ve i lulo ts ttsisI 21* <Saining jirisilge in 111• right elrrlea fthnuM be fir«t on the ntfrlliln today. PreM in (fti.nl ta*te and accept in­ vitation* of u tn!h- Many henefita tan be yoUl* it )<>j "Aly utt< i* neat .is a pm cm|tiip't tight nttittide about In - -ell .uni she keeps VMUftt i Augu*t "?2 io **ep th e kid* hxiking whistle teinber 221 He noire vou In clean but she hate* house not M trlflcf pniitipbi in work and lus-es aland it alt .1. itlmg with new «ontaet* or the time We ran t altmd a en living through with ne.v maul so I don't know nh.d to idea* lie a.ientifie in all that tell her when *'ic eoitipl.utis " you *lo Show you ha* e high There initsl he a lot id huregard for morality. hands who tee I a* helpless as M Hit I ( S* |i|r nihei 21 to the ui.iu who wrote in. that October 221 Seeking a more kter .precUr way of opernthnj in 'ITtey fall in lotr with a girl daily affair* i* lughlv coin who seems a* eaget tor maruo’iidaMe t"day. He aura t » riage as they are and wlm liron to idea* > f it'-otdiiif*, doesn't sei'iii In h.i\e ally \- m-I them and they com|*- qualm* about taking on toe or ate with you none. i- ■Ii oi homemaker St n m ' l l l (October *2* t i And then the) (Ind old -lie Vo vein **r 21 i Vou Imve Nome hale* the job. iongtino* plan that par tiler* a i l otlo 1* will gla illy help you to put Into Nuece*aful opt rAlton. H* louu h| with ihenu npiTifie. Show how they, too, can piufit. 1 1 1 1 H H D A T P . M. "(lit tlr iiiiM’rnlla* I i#n%Pltiltin S Mil I t M ilt'S t Vo vein her |ifr •1*41*I* fill ft m l lip 22 Iii 11*•* *-1ub«■r 2 LI .An> tliiiig irnnii, that will e^tiildlipili greater ni By Abigail Van Buren profession. T loss her, but if 1 a m d o n e to i i i p t ni i t h e r . ut i l l Le t h e tuxidvr- mlM. 1 can't store my too in the at lit;. i\ i it: .vn f..tr.N*KsT lit: A It IN: If your fi­ ancee doe.n't dig your pro­ fession. it's time to bury your relationship. f f • T*t.\R A1JF1Y: .'atu-ilay night I u as asked to ba!>ystt for mime tieiiflilmrs who had just moved Into our neighborhood They agreed to pay me otic an hour and asLed me to be at their Q arjjbi} On <Bhidq& NORTH A I lu.1 2 RT V tn » « « ♦ *1 4- A i l tvrsT I AST * sj 1 * A.1 ' I * ti t * ms ♦ i; 9 * t a g j 111 A K in K 7 n o t TH ii»t A A K ft <J V T ♦ AKJ 1J house at 7:M> T\M sharp. T got. there at about 7 :‘J.V Tlo v didn't leave the house until M:.Td. ITtey came home ■t 12:SO that evening and pinu me two dollars. I didn't en? anything. My mother said that since t was asked to he at their home at 7:Sit l should have charged them for the lime I sat and wait­ ed for them to leaie. t*o you agree with her 7 Should l mention la them that they owe mr .'tile if they ask me to sit for them again? Or should I refuse to ait for them* They were very uii e By Oswald Jacoby Hearts one. Spades, two No dump, throe. Smith l i a s one nf tho«c hands tbal are almost strong ennug’t lor an opening two bid Aftir be < iwus one spade and liU partner raises hint to tv»o lie it Interested m a slam if partner holds just one a.-e, hut would like to lie able to quit at four If his partner has no aies Tue four-club bid make* tin* possible North re apond* four heart.* to show ore ace and South bids the slam. South ruffs the second ethsrsrls., I am a 17-y*»Told girl. r i t E A T F .D D E A R C H E A T E D : Sima yuu aeee|ited lha two dob lira and »nfd nothing, ynti* silenca Implied that yon were satisfied. Say nothing, but should they nik you to sit for them again, tell them you charge from the tima you are asked lo ba at thetr home. • • • 1 D E A R AHHY: I wi*h you'd settle foitietlung for my husband ami me. About two years ago we went to a housewlumitig party for two of our closest frlenda. We g a t e them nn rapettalva present. We visit them tn their home often and na have never aeett our gift in any room. I want to .isl about it but my hilabiitol thinks it Would be rude. What would you do? t irnt P E A R T.tllHY: I'd llaten to my httalinm!. . . » I DEAR A HUY: When my husband and I were first married we were so broke our wedding party consistid of us. out witnesses and A 6 the preadier. A fter the r«rHaiti vulneratilf eiuony we took them nut Snath West Narth r>H for dinner. They ordered the p«» Ta*» 7* 1* Fa vr most eapenalve ateuka on Pass 4* 1 ft Pawl Pass Rasa 4 A the menu, so we had to hea*t; draws tiump* with Opening lead— V K shorten our honeymoon by two leads; starts on tlie disone day. moods, atvl makes the rest nf as the .lie request. A year later, on our anTits- res [muses to ,t four or the frtiks easily because he niversary, we hail a beauti­ dues not find fn e diamonds five club request are ful wedding with all the , m one hand D l a m t i m l ' . fu m e n r f o u r . trimmings, I had a white guv n and veil. White standi f"r purity, not virginity, ami a married woman ran t.e aa pure as any virgin. Mte on. ly difference between thi* There isn’t much the Inn Rv taking on the drudgery and a fits! wedding was m hand tn such a situation eatt along with Hie more cltalleng our wording „f the im lta do except t n to help ids wife lug and satisfy ing part ol thnis, which read, *'To the grow up a little hoiuem.iktng she Is doing her i tieu.,1 ,,r their vnwa’* in* Alter all. cliaiicn* are he part lo maintain the m arri­ "lead of " l o the in.u lla g e isn't overjoyed each iiiotuing age. at the ptospei i id goittk In thc So it is in'* its iTodisli of her of." ttiit minister s a id cou* otliie and turning out a day s lu deeitle .she bales the jolt pie* inn stage a wedding and rem w their sows ns woik. lie does it beeutlse It s and to try tu make her tins hi* job to provide money n> band lerl guilty tor pushing many tiiue* as they wish. Ill fin t, he recimuiletula il. to.■mt. 11It tlie iii.ii i oige. tl oil mi Iter. Sineet ely, \rid a Imu-i'w He oiighi lo When a wile hales bouse , "A R E N E W F U ” look at lur Jolt ill tnu same work, her husband should re I'roblems? Write to Alt* realistic fashion. Much of mind her Hint lti» Job is no 11A . Hos IW71M). I,os Ang. les, liimsework is pure drudgery bill ot ro se, either. Hut, more as any hottest woman will ail import.ml, lie should let her i’ iiIif. Fur a personal reply, nut know that he appreciate* Iter enclose a stamped, sclf-ad* lint the drudgery has lo Iw eHurts Any job can be 11001 - ilrrss.'d envelope. * a a ilotte lu someone and the pleasant when it get. some soiiiisuii is Hu- wile. Hale lo write letters? ■recognition. Semi one dollar to A1,1iy, ItoX I't'Tltll, la'* Angeles, t'lilif., fur Vbby's hnokl.t, "HOW l o WRI TE I E l . TERS FOR A M . 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M. - 8 : 1 5 P . M. fspnfor<1. ►*l<>rl(|p 11 iM i*uhil»'i Aug IT k ekpt. L I f I K R FIR S T S ftN FO R P 17 1Ml. WR F.IYK TOP V A L U E STAMPS CDC-lt SPECIA LS EVERY DAY! FARRELL'S iliaaiOtl^ V.m»—L Fftntrueft^t W e n i l, 2:1)11 E f t , MON. • F K I.w O S I Alt i s SUNDAY JACK IIIM MON “GlltlO -M lt,Il un it SAM" NOW thru SAT. AT 1:0(1 . 3:15 - 5:20 7:20 - 0:00 GORDON SCOH, £ d l ik y w . m■ ANDTMl l/ANl P IR tS COLOR SCOPE COMING WF.l). 8B P T . 1 T IIE UEATLKS “A HARP PA Y'S NIGHT* a H �OUR BOARDING HOUSE SIDE GLANCES By GalbraltK Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 4. Beauty Care Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 Classified Phones Trmm Hanford R irlu i* 322-5612 aaa alaal* Tnmm Commit 425-5938 n ial XM L«a( Ki e c □ ►* &* «* I 2 | 1.30 | 130 I 2.40 |S | 1.50 | 1.80 11.13 | 4 | 1.50 | 2.52 I 4.20 I S | 1.50 I 2J*S | 4.75 | « | 1.50 | 3.42 I 5.70 tVlalaiaaa * 4 — 1 L la a ( H i * M * l l « r w a r * * r * r lla * ) • I-V I M la lia a m r t * * n A ll I I I * D a ta * * a C l a r H a t l - t l a r Mata CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 11.50 Per Inch IM Ia la a a larhaa at 9 f rralli Page 10 — Aug. 27. 1964 72- Female Help Wanted BERRY’S calaaaa ERRORS ACE BEAUTY SALON I i doted. Customer* call Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop. PERMANENT SPEC IA L for August, $6 complete, Ila ttl Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 25th. 322-1321. DIETARY supervisor, age 1935. Will train. 40 hour work week. Seminole Memorial Hospital Dietary Dept. 9 a. m. to 3:30 p m. FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. Apply in person at Keyser'a Pharmacy. Longwood P lata. 13. Catering - FfMxl 77. Situation Wanted OKRA. 322 0415. DAYS WORK: 3226277. OKRA. PH. 322 6858. WORK wanted. 322-7053. YOUNG B E E F FOR F R E E Z ­ E R — 45c per lb. Ph. 322 1620 WORK, day, week. 322-0300. -- 22. Plumbing COPY T h a H e ra t* r m r f H tka art• 11*1* a t r * |* r t lB B a r m l * , la p a a r a d x e rtlaam aat w b lrk It * a r a ia ab|»r«laaal> l* ta th a p o lle r a t t k U aawa> p ap er. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPR IN K LER SYSTEM S All Typei and Sites We Repair and Service STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6432 25. Air Fund. & IleatinR AIB-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 31. M uhU-u I 322-4234 In stru m e n ts 1. Ixirtt & Found Piano Tuning ana Repair LOST Monday In So. Plnecreat, W . L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 a Blue Parakeet. 322-2020. Piano Servicing A Tuning Gene Cumbaa — 322-2661 4. Beauty Care COMPLETE BEAUTY SKR 34. Upholstery VICE. Reasonable price*. OVEIl 25 YEARS Free parking, 2nd A Oak. ol Fine Workmanship in Up­ Harriett's Beauty Nook, 103 holstering. Draperies, Slip­ S. Oak, 322-5742. covers. Time Payments as little as $5 mo. Drapery Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP l a lh a C a a r t a t tha C a a a t r Ph. 322-2335 i a t l * . Sam lan l# T a a a t r * S la la Legal Notice a t K la rld a . l a P ru b a la l a ra tha l l a t i t t a l l 43. Plants, Flowers. Seeds AI.U'K IIA T 82. 11— Money Wanted •4— sfavlnga A Loan CC— Insurance •9— Hchoole Ac In struction s 70— Kmployment Hervlcee 71— Male Help Wanted 72 —F em ale Help Wanted 73 — Mala or Fem ale Help 74— Hal* • Help Wanted 77—Situation Wanted l# — Hp tc U] B t r v l e c t I I — Income Property l i — S w lm m ln r pools •2— Business Prop.— Hale 17— J a n i t o r i a l Services 13— Heal K a ta ts Wanted 11—I»o»!t- Yourself 14 — Ileal L sta te Hale 19— I l u l l l e r s Suppl i es •7— Buslnese Itentale 3*>— Co ncrete Conetr. 90— Lota F o r Hale 21 — Home llepalrs 91 — Fur m e—Hroves 23 — PI um hint; 12— Out of Htate Acreage 23— P a ln l ln c I S — Houses F o r Hale 24— Well Drilling 14 —Houses— Sal# or Ken t 24— Air Cond. & Ifeatlnff 97— House F or lle n t 24—Haillu • Television 1v0— Itesort Itentale 29— Photo it Equipment 101— Tr allure—Oabanae 30— Home Appliances lo2 — Mol.lie H o m e s - H a l e 21— Mualcal I natr umente 103— Mobile Homes— lle nt 33— llualneea equ ipm ent 104— T ra i l e r Hpace— llent 33— J o b Printing 104—T r a i l e r L o ts— Hale 3 4 — rpholntery l o i — Apartments For lle nt l o t — llooms F o r Kent 34— Vacuum Cleanera 27—Moving it Kteiraga l i d — Hotel I Ion ms 39— I! a term in al ore 111— Itental Auents 43—P IMttl* FI »v* r e —£<•!# 113— Wanted To lt«tnt 50— Mlac. F or Hale 115— .tutoe For rule 41— A rt icle* F o r ll«nt 1 1•— A uto*—H.ile or Trad# 42— Nnap or Kl< liuiiga 111—T r u c k * F o r Hale 41— Wanted T o lluy 120— Automoti ve Hervlcs 64— Furnitu re For ru le 121— K c u o U n A Cyiles &C— Antique* For Hale 133 — Bouts A Motors 19— Money To Loan 12#— Marine HupplUa •V— Hu nine** OpfMtr tun llles 322-5612 From Hanford Kaoliang# Kl.iy Q Hanlal Aa K t r r u l r l i of (ha R a t a l * of ALICK IIAT. d * ) * a * r d (TKNHTIIOM, DAVIII * MolKTCttll Atlnrne>a for K i e r u l r l s I'oal Office ll.it USO Kan ford. F lorida >1771 I'uliltlh Au«. J», 37 * B«p( 3. I*, t i l l . CHC-IS in T i m r m c t iT r o m T n r T . II \ I AT il J l l l l l l l l . ITHIT IT I S A * t l KIIN hKMITULH I ' l l I T T V . M.IIH II IA . ( I I I M K I I I M l, I I J M T IIK IIOHTON KIVU CK KTF hank. P la in tiff, »a. JOIIN J . I.KWIK, at nx and at at, D efen d an t*. TO Ttre OP «t IT IN MOHTIIALK ITHIKl i.nai n n TOi IIIIIIKItT B t.KAUA T . arlfa COI.IIT and COLUT, hi* 322-6625. cots, $5.99 value, now $3.88 NORGE 15 cu ft. Refrigerator; Army-Navy Surplus. High Chair and Baby Crib. 51. Articles For Bent 3234)878. T ill* N otlc* a h a ll b* publtah- Loaradaa l ( t Eaat C a atral Bowl aoar* . «. 1»CI. C D C -t l 8«pt 1)0. l-ots For Sale MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. Scott Ave. Will consider reasonable offer. J . N. Rob­ son, J r . Ph. 322-1535 or 3220228. 3 LOTS. DREAMWOLD SEC­ TION. 322 0956. LARGE wooded lot on paved road in Loch Arbor area for $2000 with B EST BUY term s. Get me on the phone this evening. BART PILCHER. Broker Personal Service _________ Call 322-7498_________ 95. Iluune* For Sale SAVE A BUNDLE On this older 3 Bedroom Home, garage and work­ shop. Dollar Saving price of $6500. Call nowl This won't last) Stemper Agency 55. Furniture For Sale FltK K ES T IM A T E Hcaltor-Inxuror-TraJcs 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. I'pholsteiing A Mattreis ren­ 3 BEDROOM, It* hath central heat and air cond., Florida ovating. New & Used Furni­ room, wall to wall carpeting. ture. Call N u Bedding Mfg. $750 down and pnymenu of Co., at 701 Celery Ave. $79.78 per month. Phona FA 2-2117. 323-0538. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave Ph. TA 2 41S2. 6i). School* & Inslruction* H O M ES FO R SA LE GRACE METHODIST CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Onora Rd at Wuidland For the Best Buy In Fall Term Begins Aug. 31 A New or Resale Home, $3 Hcgistration Fee. $16 per See Stcnstrom Realty mouth. For additional in* formation visit or plume Church Olfice 9 a. m. to 12 ‘We Halts The Home For You* noon. 322-1472. Stenstrom Realty •d one* a week for fou r eonR EPO SSESSED SINGER arcutleo waaka ta t h * B a n te r* Harold. SWING Needle Select-O-Matic HATKD thta lltk day of Zig Zag. Excellent condition. Auguat, l ( 4 t . Does decorative aewing, (r C A L ) Arthur H. B ack w lth. J r monograms, makes buttooClark of Cl reutl Court holes, sews on buttons, all U n M a n ila T. Vthlaa without attachments. Sold ’ Lapuiy Clark Aadaraon. Uu»h, Ooaa eew for ever $299. Balance Or land*, F lorida P ubll.h Aug. I * . I t . IT * Seminole County (D ial Direc t) F o r LEA SE—Service Sutton. Good location. Good pro* ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. For easy, quick carpet cleanBENT A BED ing rent Dlue Lustre Klee- Rol’away, Hospital & Baby trie Shampooer only |l per Beds. day. Carroll'a Furniture. By Day, Week, or Month CLA SSIFIED S M A R I E ........... Ph. FA 2 5181 116 W. 1st St. CAUBOl.l ,S FURN ITU RE GUNS. Buy. Sell. IVado, Re­ pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE 53. Wanted To Buy FISH CAMP. SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN WANTED: Small utility trailNursery now taking registra­ B IL L 'S BARGAIN BARN •2565 PARK DRIVE cr, reasonable, 322-4725. tions. Qualified teacher. 24 of 10,000 Items 322-740$ hr. service. Reasonable Ph. 322-2420 1300 Grapcvllle Ave. 55. Furniture Fur Sale NIGHTS 322 6824—323 0546 322 9159 w 322-7820. READY MIX CONCRETE BEDS FOR RENT HOLLY AVE. $14 Per Yard (lotpital, Koliaway*, Juv#KINDERGARTEN ratio*, Floor, Free Estim ate) Bile. F R E E delivery and JUNIOR KINDERS sand, cement, rock, pipe, I’lck-up. Government Owned 2427 Holly Ave. Ph. 322-3560 steel, grease traps, dry FURNITURE CENTER Home* The Only Pre-School In San­ wrlls. Stepping stones. Uoo French Ave. ford to have participated in MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Ph. FA 2-7951 the State Accreditation Pro­ 309 Elm Ave. 323 5751 gram. Selection of 2, 3. and 4 Sell Us Your Furniture. 12* PLYWOOD boat. new. Bedrooms located In various Quick Service With the BOB RAY'S STUDIO steering wheel. 10 hp John­ sections of Sanford Calk. SU PER TRADING OF DANCE son motor, two tanks, two Immediate Delivery POST. FA 2-0677.__________ All Ballroom, l-alin, American oruos. 1 brume, cushions. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Evening Classes 7 to 10 p. m. Will sacrifice. Call 322 5306. For the biggest selection of FROM $50.00 2510 S. Oak 322-4740 nearly new and used furni­ FOR THE BEST HOME RUMMAGE SALE at Super ture, see Noll's Furniture REDEEMER LUTHERAN HUY Value Market on 438 et Alta­ Brokerage In Casselberry KINDERGARTEN SE E YOUR monte Sal. Aug. 29. Men. ou 17-92. Open 6 day* • to 6. S. Park, E. of Dairy Queen. women and childrens shoes. Pre-school. Qualified teach­ Bedspreads, ruga, dUhes, USED FURNITURE BUYSI ers. Tuition: Kindergarten, 2 Pc. Uv. Km. Suite .. $29.50 etc. $15 mo. Pre-Klndergartrn, 2 Pc. Uv. Rm. Suite .. $19.50 UPRIGHT PIANO. Reasonable 48" lnnerspring Mattres* $15 $10 mo. Call 322 3552 or 3227227. offer accepted. Ph. 322-0659. 48" Hollywood Bed . . . . $29.50 H K .III IIT C r.l 3311 Weal F o u rth B l r . e t l>»t Offlea I vox 4*01 Kano, Navada Ton a r * harati) nollflad that a Complaint to foracloa* certain m o r t c a * * a n e u m b t rln * lh« following itaacrlbad re al property, t o - w lt : I ail 31. Illock "K “ . OH7NT U T C L l'I I MANOR, UNIT NU. 1, aci-or.Ilna to tha plat lharaof aa raoordad la P la t U«ok I t , Page >1. Public flavor'll ■ of Kaminot* Cnunly, Floriila ha* h**n filed a g a in * ! yoa In th* ab ox* *1)1*4 ault, and you a r * raijulred lo aarva a copy of your Anaa-or or othor Pleadtna lo Iho Complaint on P la i n ­ tiff* a t t o r n . )». ANDKItBON. It. Mil. HKAN A LOW NDK I. 131 t-aat t'antral lloulavard, O rlan­ do. Florida, and flla tha original Anawor or oth a r Pleading In Ilia o f f lc * of lha C la rk o f tho Clrou t Court on or boforo Iho I t l h day of Saptambar, 11(4. If 1 SIMMONS Single bed. Beau- 2 Twin Slse Maple Beds you fall t * uo *o. a dacraa pro w. Springs L Mattress tyrest m attress; 1 chest of cinfraao will ha t a k a a agalnat .................................. ea. $24 50 drawers with mirror. $36. you for tha rallaf damandad 1 Full (Ire Hollywood Bed In t b * Complaint. Ph. 322 4565. * 425-5938 Fro m Prop. - Sale 87. Bu*ines* Rentals CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— L o tt A Found 2— I’l r t o n d l i 4— lle auty C*r# 5— Day .Nurscrls# •—Child Cara I — Dok »— P ata 10— LI veil lock 13— ttpectal Nutlets 11— Cal a rl nx 14— Pla ces to Cal liUHinr** ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cos of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. "&> what's so wrong with fiscal irresponsibility . . . H's been good to you, Ao m '4 it?" T>*i**aa*d HAIRY INDIGO m i l , toT IC K 511. .Mlsr. F»r Sale PENSACOLA IIAIIIA Volt'-*- I* h r r r b r trlxan lliat Hi* iliiit«r*lanr<l will, on th» Ask for current price* SINGE RTA11 .OR S MACIIIN E H at <t*r ot Ncptamtirr, A. f>. A. M. PREVATT Sew* heavy draiwrica, rubberI9CI. prrarnt tu the llonuratitii rn u n lr J u 't v * of H*mtnot* 749 2115 Seville, Fla. cite* and plaxtlr* and all County. P lo rt'U . h a r ftn«l r e ­ home Moving Job*. Make* turn. account tin t vom-hara, a* 50. Mlsc. For rrale K i r r u l r l * of Ilia K * t * l * of buttonhole*, on but­ At.tCK HAY, iln-**i>r<l, and at ton* and Zig Zag*. New guar­ •aid 11m*. 11. *-n *n d thara, make WILL accept best reasonable appllratlon In Ilia aald Ju d ge antee. Sold new for $26!). offer for 18 cu. ft. stainles* for a final M llla m e n l o f har Pay $8 monthly or dlucuunl aleel commercial refrigera­ *<lm lnl*tr*llon of aald a t l a l r , for ca»h. Ph. 322 9411. and for an ord er dlac-hargln* tor. Good running condition her aa aurh K a r e u t r l i . Contact Dick Aiken or call Haled Ihla Ilia I t l h day of AUGUST SPEC. New canvass A u su a l. A. D. ( M l. now due $31, or pay $3.10 Monthly. Trade-Ins accepted. Phone Credit Manager, 322•627. ~~ WILL K E E P 3 or 4 year old child for Working Mother. Ph. 322-9166. ELD ER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7857 or 322-3t25 PLUMBING Contracting Repairs F R E E ESTIM ATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 -------- Housework. 322-0321 nr 4209. 24. Well Drilling Tl»# n » r i l l w ill > • ! fcs w . ■ p sstlM t fo r n o n I l l s In m r r n r t I i n M I o b . sv v iN o e SUPPLEM EN T INCOME! Need ladies, 35 - 65, with or without car for Survey work 4 hours, 5 day* per week No selling. *1.23 to $1.50 pel hour. See Company Rcpre tentative 9 a. m. Sharp, Room 208, Mcisch Bldg.. 224 E . 1st St. WORLD PENS A RABBITS Approximately 60 rabbits 115 M ile and Fem ale r*h. 3229187 m Up to 5 |t |i.so |i.s a |i.so • to 10 It to IS IS to 20 21 to 23 20 to 30 franforh 8. Dor* - Cain - Pet* D la lia N £ &a aw* (The $100.00 DOW N V A - FH A Property 71. .Male Help Wanted WE ARE EXPERIENCING GROWING PAINS ........................................................ $19.50 Due to our expansion, we need I Twin sire Box Springs 5 men who are Interested In like n e w ..................ea. $19 50 above average Income. No 1 Twin Site lnnerspring experience necessary, and Mattrexs ...................... $19.50 age no harrier. Company 1 FuU Sire Innerapring trained. To qualify, must Msttress ..................... $19.50 b o r e ca r and a desire to Hut Point Refrigerator, work hard. New men are en like new ..................... $99.50 Joying $10,000 to $15,000 per Apt. Sire Electric Stove $49.50 year Income. Saa company S piece Dinette .............. $19.50 Representative * 1 0 a. m .. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Room 208 Meisch BIJg. 224 E . a t St, U9 S . MagauLa XS-65Z1 Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 322 2118 Nights: 323-0700 322 0418 2524 Park Drlvo OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c I SANFORD HERALD �A*' 1 f . « 1*1. You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 93. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Sale E XC ELLEN T, 3 b e d r o o m 3 BEDROOM, l bath, concrete TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. 3 block home, extras galore. Bedroom. 1 Bath, Florida home with one acre and tiny Call 322 6148. Room, kitchen equipped. Ph lake. Very convenient, very private. $15,950 with super 322-0618. LAKEFRONT— New Home, term s. old brick exterior, 3 RedNO DOWN PAYMENT BA R T PILC H ER, BROKER room, 2 Baths. Family required on this Beautiful Personal Service Boom, Patio. Fully air-con­ Spanish-type home on 2 lots Call 322-74D8 ditioned. all the extras, In in fine neighborhood. Spac­ exclusive area. ious rooms throughout which RAVENNA PARK. 410 Beth COUNTRY L IV IN G - Lovely, include Living Room. Dining Dr. 3 Bedroom, kitchen older home. 5 Bedrooms, 2 Room, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms equipped. Low down pay­ Baths, Fireplace, Old brick and tile bath. Separate gar­ ment. 322-1553 after 12 noon. screened porch, plenty ol age bldg. Includes small room (Could keep a pony). apartment. Price $11,000 and LARUE HOME This you have to See! $103 per month. *>9 E. 10th St Ideal for large Call 3220375 to see these. fam ily looking for lots of floor space. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Florida Room, Din­ ing room, corner location. All for only $8500. Term s can be arranged. CRUMLEY-MONTEITH, INC. Son W. First Si. Sanford, Fla NEW HOMES Available in Sanford area and R O BE R T A. WILLIAMS liongwood area (6 ml. So. on Realtor 17-92). Ready for occupancy Raymond Lundquist, Asso. $65.00 per mo. and up. fA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Salaa office. 8<)2 Highland Ave. U R EEN BR f AR Longwood, Ela. Choice lota available U 638-3911 Collect Greenbrier of Loeh Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbrier developed by We have aevcral new 3 bed­ K1NOSWOOD room, 2 Bath, Built-in-range B U IL D E R S, INC. Homes available for Incom­ 202 Fairm ont Dr. ing Personnel that can be FA 24674 bought for Sinn Down, plus prepaid items of approx. $75 at Closing of sale. If you can qualify we have hern auth­ orized by the Builder to give you Immediate possession on a Rental hails of $3 per day, payable 30 days in ad­ vance pending closing of 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Sales agreement. Monthly 1, lVb, Jr 2 BATHS payments Including Princi­ KITCHEN EQ U IPPED ple, Interest Taxes and In­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! surance will be approximate­ F or Complete Information ly $80 per month. Your total See or Call Your yearly earnings should be at least $4,500 with few outify. (P ay grade E-5 will SALKS BROKER standing obligations to quali# e Have The Home For You Qualify). The builder will pay the CLOSING COST! PIPING YOU ABOARD, LADS $100 D O W N FH A - VA HOMES FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 2565 PA RK D RIVE •22-2420 822-7495 NIGHTS 322-6834-823-0546 YOUR X SHIPMATE, Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime NEW HOMES C ryital Lake Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3561. NEW HOMES West Fourth St. Juat off P er­ simmon. Salesman on pro­ perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. Monday- Wednesday- Friday. Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to 7:00 p. m. THIS ONE IS a Home, not just a house. The large fenced back yard with pine trees; the 3 Bedrooms, Living Boom, Kitchen and Florida Room need only you to be complete. And It can he yours for (he Appraisal FHA value of $10,500 with only $350 Down. Stemper Agency Bcallor-lnsuror-Tradas FHA • RESALES 322-4991 1991 S. French Ave. Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM MASONRY Homes. 1 A 2 Baths, Kitchens Equipped. Iloo Down, Payments leas SE V E R A L Outstanding 2 A 3 than rent. Bedroom Hornet available in HELM LY REA LTY ail Areas of Sanford. Let us Ph. 322-1641 Show you Around I LIPLEX on S. Sanford, near Lake Jessup, on lot 150x200. Also room for trailer. Cash T alks! Ph. 322-7519. 1901 S. Park Ave. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Shr fra n fn rh Ijr r a lh SW E E T IE P IE isr t s i b c is s e t'r r e o i m r o r T H R SIX T H J V D IC Itt . C lft. rriT or tu b btatsd o r ri.o n iu t iv avis roH B KM IS O I.K COt VTV. i v r i i A v r r . H r s o , laaia s i i i i i t o Ao K r o n R M . o a i ' t t R S l ’ ft K TT MORTGAGE I.VVEBTMKNT COMrANT. a F U r l 4 a C.rgeratlon, FlalatKf. v*. r.KOIUJK SI CASHKIJU AS , «/U /a t l K n l l i l K SI. CAVBKLM A S a n<1 til. wlfa. JU A N IT A J . OA8BKl.M A S. */k/« J U A N IT A J CA B t. I .MAN, Da fan 4a n la s o rira o r r o n n c L o a i 'R B aa i.B NOTICK la h . r . h y «tvan that A l t T I I U n II. D K C K W IT II. J l l . C lark tha Circ u it Co urt of Bamlnola County, Florida, will, on tha Slat day of Saptauik>ar. l s s i, a t t l i a a o'clock a. m. at «h» front door of tha County r . u r t h o u a a , Ramlnola County, In tha c i t y of Hanford, Florida, o f f e r for aala and aall al public o u tcry to tha h l( h a a t and baal bidder for eaah tha following daarrlbad properly alluatad In Seminole County, Florida, t a w ill lx>l I, Block G aa racordad In Plat llook I I . I'a x a JS I t e p l a t l P ublic llccorda of Hcmlnola Cuunly, Florida. ( t«nt (. Uloi-k O, SKSII* NOI.K T KIIIIA CK I. p u r . o . n i to tha F in a l D . c r . a o f Forerloeu r# entered In a caae pendlna In aald Court. Ilia o ty le of which la n r i l K T V SI O II T II AUK INVKHTMKNT CUSIl'ANT. a F lorid a Corporatlo n. l-l a l n l l f f, v . UKOItUK M. CAii.-KI.MSN, a/k/a OKOItlJK SI CAHBKleMAN and hie wife. J * ’ ANITA J CA8HKI.M AN. a/k/a JU A N IT A J . CASSK l.M |S'. Iiefcn danta and lha doc­ ket number of which la i n t o W IT N K aa my hand and tha o f f ic ia l a .a l of aald Court. Ihla Seth day of Auauat, 1SS4. (8KA 1.I Arthur If lla rk w llh , J r . Clerk of Ci rcuit Court o f hemloole County. Clorida l ly : Slarlh a T. Vthlen tieputy Clerk HBNHV O. WIUUOK Ailo rn ay for P la i n t i f f B u l l e SI. Weetorn Union B l d f T in pa ]. rio r l d a r .ib lle h Aug 27, >SS4. c u e -I I., FLORAL HEIGHTS: 5 room apt., Furnished. $65 . 322-5007 17-92 at Hiawatha after 4 p. m. Payton Realty 2 2-BEDROOM CB Houses FURNISHED 3-room, w l t k Spare healer, kitchen equip­ bath Ji garage. 2520 Nar­ ped Available now & Aug. cissus Ave. 322 3146, 28. Ph. 322-5303. FURNISHED apartments, 6 LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, blocks from downtown. 945, Florida room, fenced yard. ICO and 965 per month. 322-1507. Some utilities furnished. Ph. 322-3641. 2-BEDROOM house, fenced back yard, Weal of City ROSE COURT APARTMENTS lim its, 973 mo. 322-4319. 1 B R . Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Base. 2015 San­ 100. Resort Rentaln ford Ave. 668 4323. SOUTH W ARD HUTCHISON'S OCEAN FRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Reach Call 322-4036 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath k shower, suitable for couple or single person or retired. All utilities In­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on lat S t., within 1 10'’. Mobile Homed • Sale block of 2 free parking iota and shoppkig renter. In­ M EXPANDO, 55 x 10, 3 Bed­ quire at Manuel Jacobson room. Air conditioned. R e­ Dept. Store 211 E . First St. finance payoff $5500. Asking 9200 equity! 322 7462. LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartment, Investment A R eilly 116 N. Park Ave. 323 9173 3 ROOM HOUSE nn Old Orlan­ do Hlway. Ph. 323-0913 after 7 p. m. At 37 Axalea Dr., D cB aif you'll find an attractive 2 Bedroom CB Home with oak floor* , carporte, large lot 100A165. $9800 mortgage at .Vc. You do not have to be a Veteran to qualify. MEL OTT 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses By Nadine Seltzer 322-1301 « w t « w. tM ta§ t l Mi M Insurance A Real Estate 130 N. Florida Ave., DeLand Ph. 734-1864 or 2166 a-27 ‘I have to hang up now! Pop llkaa It r«al qultt when ha read* hi* paper!” furnished or unfurnished, 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms $65. 1703 Magnolia. NEW and USED Awnings Jr Cabsnas FURNISHED ap irtm en t. In­ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES quire 404 E 14th S t., Apt. Hwy. 17 92 S 322 2562 7. '63 EXPANDO, 55 x 10. 3 2 ROOM APARTM ENT. Prl Bedrooms, air - conditioned. vale bath k entrance. 518 Pay off balanre 95000 Asking Mrllonville. Ph 322 8420. $200 equity. Ph 322-74*2. 1 HEDROOM FURNISHED, 10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent utilities included. A d u l t s only. Lake Mary. 322 4962. TR A IL E R with Fla. room at­ tached. near Osteen, $8 per 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex week. 322 0519 after 6 p m. apis. 14th Ave., I^mgwood 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. *38 1(16. A purl m o n ts fo r Rent 3298. Furn. Apt. 2300 Htrflnnvllle. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air St. Johns Realty REN TALS HOME R EN TERS HOME OW NERS Stemper Apency Stenstrom Realty BUYING 2 Bedroom home, 117 Catalina. RIDE WEST DODGE B O YS to th e CHECK OUR STOCK ALL CARS BEING SOLD AT FA 2-5232 anytime 3 BEDROOM, 3 Bath, screen •d patio. Ph. 323-0361. W H O LESALE PRICES! EV ERETT A. HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR •465 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA • - * » Legal Notice 62 IV T H IS l.'IH C L 'IT n i l 111', V IV T H J l ' t l l C I M . U l l l t - l I T I I F n " l i n n i s A N D f o h S K M IS O liB I O I . V T T . n i A v r m v vo. h i m svabhkn VOTIC K TO IIKFF..Vn TH E STATE o r F M ia in A TOi LALA MAE W A L K E R , w h o . . p l a n of r . s l d . n r t I. unknown T i l l ! AUK I t K I l K I t r N O T I F I K U t h a t a S w orn C o m p la i n t ha a b a t h filed . f . l n . t yo u In lh a C i r c u i t C o u r t . N in th J u d i ­ c ia l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a , In and f or aam ln o la C ou n ty . In C h a n c a r y . th a a b b r a v t a t a d t i l l , of which la W A f l l t K N V. W A L K KH, P l a i n t i f f v . L A L A MAK W A L K Kit. D af a n d a n t. w h araln th a r e lie f au u a h t la a D e c r ra o f Divorce . T h e t a p r aaan ta ar e to c a u a e and r e q u i re yo u to file y o u r w r i t t e n A n a w e r nr dafanaaa. If a n y . t o t h a C o m pl ain t filed herein , and to aerva a c o p y t h e r e o f upon Ilia P l a i n t l f f a a i l o r n a y , Gord on V. F r e d ­ e r ic k . I'. O Ito i STBS. Hanford. F l o r i d a , 2 2 7 J I , on or b efore Ilia 2nd d a y a f O cto ber. A. l> 1SSI H erein fall no t or a Dec ree F r o Con feeeo will be en t e re d aii a ln a t yo u for t h a r e lie f r e ■tueated an d lh a c a u e e will p r oc a rd as p ar te . W ITN KHS m y hand an d the of fi ci al aeal o f thla C o u r t ihla 2 * th d a y of A u gu et, A. D. 1SS4. IBKAL) A r t h u r H. I Wk w i t h , Jr., C l e r k o f (he C i r c u i t C o u r t Ity: S l a rl h a T Vlhlen. !>•' Hor ton V. F r e d e r i c k A t t o r n e y fur r i a l n t l f f U S K aat C o m m e r c i a l B tr e a t I*. O. Uox ITS! Hanford, F l o r i d a 12771 I'ublleh Aug. 21 4 Se p t. 2. IS 17. I SSI. CDC-12 COM ET SEDAN 4-Ur., Hun. Trans., RAH COMET 1-DR., 6-Cyl. Be- I 1 E Q C dan. While Color, Like New M ERCURY HARDTOP .Monterey 4-Dr., Fully Powered, E x tra Clean *1396 T IIU N D E R B IR D Hardtop, Fully Powered Air Cond. 1295 *1096 LINCOLN CONT. A Luxury Car. A ir Cond., Perfect Cond. V. \va i . k i:n. ru in tirr, •v». LA LA SIAK W A L K E R . I>ef*n<l>iit VOLKSWAGEN 2 l)r. Sr- t | 9 Q C dan, 1 Owner, E xtra Clean ! ■ * * COMF1' 2-I)R . RAH With Standard Tran*. '63 '62 '61 '60 '60 '60 '59 RENAULT R-8 Four Doors, Kadio, llca lcr. Like New. V O LK SW A G EN D E L U X E Radio, Healer, E xtra Cleaa. DODGE PIONEER Million Wagon, 4-I)r„ 6 Pasa.. V-8, Auto Trana.. RAH. P .B., P .8. FORD FA IR LA N E 500 V-6, 2-D r, Radio and Healer, E xtra Nice. FORD RANCHERO Radio and Heafar, Nira. DODGE PICK-UP “ 100" V, Ton, Very Clean, Excellent Condition. PONTIAC CATALINA 4-Ur., Hardtop. Radio, Healer, Auto. Trana., Power Brakes aad Hlerring. $1295 $1395 $1295 $1095 SAVE $995 $995 61 61 PLYMOUTH VAL. 2-Door Sedan, Auto. Tranamiaeion P LY . FU R Y V-8 Auto. Trana, P .B* E x tra Clean tO A C O w ll IS A A C * Seminole Co. Motors AUTHORIZED DODGE D EA LER 1801 W. FI rat St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 Repossessions 56 Ford PU. $587 bat, $31 nto. '54 Ford PU, $499 bal. $24 mo. '62 Cons'l J15 $1199 bal $39 mo. '61 Volkswza $1947 bal $38 mo. '51 Pont. Est, $199 bal, $24 mo. '53 Chev. Wgn $683 bal $32 mo. '56 Pont. Wgn. $199 hat *24 mo. '57 Olda HT $699 bal, i l l mo. '57 Bulrk $677 bal, $32 mo. '53 Ply Spt Cp $7*3 bal $38 mo. '54 Bulrk $299 bal, $18 mo. '57 Olds 88 $661 bal, *11 mo, '59 Olds 88 $1099 hal $39 mo '58 Pont, cp* $891 hai $32 mo. '59 Mere. AC $747 bal. $33 mo. '61 Renault *597 bal, $29 mo. '57 Ply HT $497 bal. $24 mo. •39 Ply Wgn *797 bal $13 mo. '55 Cadillac, $614 hal $12 nto. '59 Chev Wgn *787 bal. *37 mo. '57 Chev. V8 *715 hal. *32 mo. '58 Olds 4 Dr *567 bal *32 mo. '53 Ford, $99 hal $4 mo. '56 Mercury $157 hal *8 mo. '53 Bulck . *77 hal. $3 mo. '55 Olds. $91 hal $5 mo. '53 Ford, $39 bal $2 mo. '58 Cadillac, $788 bal, $33 mo. •60 Ford Kale. $787 bal *12 nto. '58 Merc. HT, *799 hal. *16 mo *59 Ford Wg. *599 hal. *11 mo. '88 Hillman *899 hal, *11 mo '60 Ford, *699 bal, *1) mo. '55 Ford, *497 bal. *22 mo. '58 Chrys. *699 hal, *29 mo. '57 Chrys. *597 hal, *29 mo. VW SPEC IA LIST W R IG H TS AUTO R EPA IR Foreign k Domestic S. Sanford Ave. Across 1 from H.L.H. 3220247. AUTO GLASS , IN STA LLED ScnkArik Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4621 COHEN RADIATOR STIOP | F ree inspection, estim ates, pickup, delivery. Recortng k repairs discounted. 2U U E. 3rd. 322-3443 Auto Glass, naps 4 Seat Covert AUTO GLASS &'! SEA T COVER CO, 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-80*2 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 121. Scooters ft Cycles 1958 NSU Prima Motor scoot­ er. E lectric slart. Excellent condition. Call 322-5623. 12.1. Hunts ft Motnra FA IR L A N E 4-l»r. V-8 Ford-O-Motle, Radio, M HFOKD ester, Power Bt rering LINCOLN 4-Door, Good, Powrrrd IMPALA CONVT. V .*, IIA B E Auto. Trana, Kadio, Heater, Power Hlerring, Krai Nira Kune PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan 67 National IUIZ Phone 322-4503 Our Used C ars Are UNDERPRICED OUR CUSTOMERS LIK E IT LIK E THAT. BESIDES, W E SELL MORE OF ’EM ^ THAT WAY. 1962 1962 1962 1962 1961 1961 1960 CORVAIR MONZA 2 Door*. 4-Speed Marked From f t 495.00 Down PONTIAC STARC1I1EF 4-Door, Powrr Steering ft llrakea. A Very Fine Huy Al Only RAMULER CLASSIC 4-Door Economy At Da neat. FORD FALCON 4-Door, Radio and Heater, Nearly New White Finiah. RAMBLER AMERICAN 2-Dr. Station Wagon, A Perfect 2nd Car, Standard T r a n s la tio n . BUICK ELECTKA 225 • I Dr. Hardtop, Factory Air Conditioned. Every Power Feature and New Tiree. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN V-H Willi Standard Tran.ntiH.ion, A Lit Hr Rough Hut A Lot Of Good Still L eft. *1295 *2195 *895 *1095 *295 *1995 *695 CLEAN-UP PRICES ON UR AND NEW RAM BLERS CLASSICS ANI) AMERICANS EN G LISH FORD 2 Dr. Anglia, Real Nira FORD WAGON 4-Door SlfW IP k Country Sedan, V-8, Ford- I * * * O-Matlr, RAH, P.S. CHEV. R1HCAYNE 4-Dr. S | A O R 8-CyL, Auto. Trana. IW O *995 *595 m M ERCURY 4-Door Redan *296 *295 FORD 2-DOOR V-8 Enalne 195 THE ABOVE CARS ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK WHICH CAN HE BOUGHT WITH FANTASTIC LOW DOWN PAYMENTS AND MONTHLY LOCAL BANK FINANCING IF YOU QUALIFY CREDIT WISE. HURRY! ONLY 11 64»h LEFT ! r a r jr r r r e n a i RAMBLER OPEN EVENINGS T I L 8 P.M. (SA TU R D A Y U N TIL 5:1 0 ) $ Bank $ 120. Automotive Service ROBSON SPORTING GOODS is dosed for vacation until Sept. 3. Wait for big reopen­ ing sale on all top quality boata by Thunderblrd, M FG, Lone Star, Traveler, Evinrude, Gator, etc. Sample prices; *1195, 90 hp. Evinrude, *895. 18 F I. *1535 fam ­ ily runabout. *850. *895 16 FI. fishermans r u n a b o ut, *450. Sturdy Tilt trailers REPOSSESSIONS. INC. from *115. Many others, plus i n n s A N K o ,,n a v e . boat lot of iist-d outfits at OPEN EVENINGS Auction Wholesale. Wait for conditioned Bedroom. $65. I l l reopening sale and really E . 8th.. 322-42*3. save. 'Perms. Robson Sport­ EFFIC IE N C Y . $40. 611 Park ing Goods. Dowtown Sanford. KAIIMANN G1IIA 02 VW. 17, 322-5961. 1 k 2 BEDROOM Apartments. 000 ml. Perfect condition, $55 to $65. Apply Apt. 7, transistor radio, *1195. Also 16* F IB R E GLASS Boat, 404 E . 14th St. ’48 Oldsmobile. Owner Ph. T railer ft 1964 90 HP Evin838 8157. rude, *1595. 322-3635. $.10 mo. Up. Surplus City. C A SSE LB E R R Y . 3 B R ., 1 97. Houaea For Rent 97. Hounep For Rent hath, carports, CB construc­ tion, trrra sio floors, central F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom FURNISHF.D COTTAGE at 5 Points. $65 per month. Ph. House. 2481 Palm etto, Ph. air an<l heat. 838-2971. 322-1467. 322-0274. NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bodroom, screened porch, nicely 3-BEDROOM house, some kit­ 1 B R . Furn. House. Ph. 663landscaped. 130 N. Cortes. 5122. chen equipment, $80 mo. 508 Myrtle Ave. 323 0635. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow m an’s T railer Court. 668FURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, CU, THE TIM F TESTED FIRM 4906. Oak floors, masonry home. 116 N Park Ave FA 2-6123 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on 2 and 3 Room Apts, close up RENTALS 434, then 1 Block S. on East town. $30 k $40 mo. 322-6261. 96. Hounen • Sale or Rent Furnished or Unfurnished St. to Vincent Dr. 838-6395. Ball-Illair Agency 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED CUSTOM BU ILT HOME ON Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. Apartment. Close in. Ph. LAKE. Call e r • n 1 n g s 322-9173 days 322-0641 even­ 322-1597._______________ FURNISHED ings. 2-BEDROOM garage apt, $55 97. House* For Rent 1BEDROOM house, cozy FURNISHED $55 garage apt. Ph. 2BEDROOM house $60 322 2800. 2-BEDJlOOM nicely furnished It's ju st good business to 3BEDROOM upstairs apt. $70 115. Autott Fur Sale house. 322-6237, 2 HEUROOM, water, $60; 3 check first with Sanford's UNFURNISHED Rooms, Mtil. $50. 322 2764. FURN. 4 room apt. $40 mo. ’55 FORD, good body, good largest Home Servicing 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen Adults. 322 9480. m echanical condition, Call Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly equip. $60. NICELY FURNISHED Urge 322 0648, Claude llarroll. Priced. In all Sliest 2-BEDROOM, 1 hath, kitchen 2 Bedroom k 2 Bath apart­ FURNISHED 1 Bedroom house equip. DeBary $75 ment. Adults. 1912 Sanford HACK TO SCHOOL ca r. ’54 near base. Adults. $60 mo. 2BEDROOM, I bath, kilchen AVC., 322 5668. Ph. 322-4635. Dodge Coronet 4-door. Pow­ equip. N. Orlando $85 Good Rental homes, Priced er steering, Power brakes 3 BEDROOM house, water BEDROOM, D4 bath, Clean slove 4 Rooms, o il Park. right, are renting and leas­ 3radio. One owner, $195. Con9135. furnished. $65 mo. 322 3685. Inrt Wally Dietrichs 322 2248 ing fast) W E L A K A APARTMENTS « s*«eAq i or 322 5232. 114 W. First SI. 3 ROOM furnished apt., Near Call Today, For Prompt and Efficient Service. It Payal downtown area. Water furn­ REALTOR INSUIIOR FURN. Apt. Close In. Jim m ie ’61 OLDSMORILE F-85, low ished. 322-8551 after 5. mileage. $1200. 322-2834. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Cowan. 322-4013. 1 BR. fura. house, Lake Mary, No pets. 322-3049. 2565 PA RK D RIVE 322-7495 2 UR, Unfurnished house. Ph 822-2420 NIGHTS 322 6834 - 323 0548 322-8892. Seminole Realty Legal Notice Aug. 27, 1964 — Page 11 97. Houses For Rent HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4884 L IN C O L N M ER C U R Y INC Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 Phona 322-0231 301 Went First Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T I L * P.M. �VntTurB frraTB P a w 12 — A u * . 27, 1964 * 500,000 Democrats Stress The 'Shock Factor' 8 4 l I •Su of political combat, and he By Brace Blossat may find himself dascending Washington Correspondent from his lofty presidential ATLANTIC CITY (NEA) perch more often than is pre­ The m in on President John- sently planned—especially 11 ■on'a top i l i l f calls it the he is sharply goaded by Gold“ •bock factor." water and his running mate, A i In the 1964 Democratic that acrappy bantam rooster, convention, so in the campaicn Rep. William Miller of New to come, it will be woven like York. a stout thread into the utter­ In the cloiing weeks of hla ances of candidates high and springtime nomination cam* low. palgn, Goldwater and hia man­ What is the shock factor? agers sought to minimise the The suggestion, not substly unreliability problem by reduchinted but boldly hammered, ing his off-cuff public responthat the President’s GOP rival. ses almost to scro. Democrats Sen. Barry Goldwaler, is not anticipate he may continue on to be trusted at the controls this tack, forcing them to of this nation’s mighty nuclear chop at older portion! of his force. verbal record. Rhode Island's Sen. John Y et one Plains State senator Pastore, in his keynote speech, sees a different sort of trou­ provided a perfect tipofl of ble for Goldwater if he plays what is to come. it this way all through the In 1# crucial lines, punched fall: out with all his oralorial en"H e can't switch from red ergy, Pastore— without ever meat to mdk toast without mentioning Goldwater's name arousing the concern of his —drew attention to recurring own partisans," this man charges that the senator la un­ •ays. fit to ait near the A-bomb but­ A considerable number of ton. leading Democrats believe It is learned that the Rhode Goldwater simply will not be Islander put that material in­ able to maintain a total em ­ to his speech when it wai in bargo on impromptu appear­ its roughest beginnings. He ances. If and when he makes believed it was a most import­ them, they foresee minlfold ant element. And the Presi­ opportunities for fresh ammun­ dent knew well in advance this ition. shock factor would be stressSays Sen. Claiborne pell. ad. Pastore's Junior Rhode Island High • placed Democrats colleague: "Goldwater is like d ea rly have concluded that quicksilver . . . probably the Goldwater la glaringly vulner­ best means of attacking him able in Uili field. It seems to is Just to point out the re­ them an issue begging for the cord, to tetl where he stands fullest possible exploitation in from one day to another." the campaign ahead. Nobody who heard Pastore’s Thl* reporter's recent talks old fashioned stem winder at with Republican leaders in, Atlantic City can imagine any more than 30 states confirm Democrat Is going to be bash­ that this is indeed the gaping ful about doing that every hole in Goldwater's armor. In working day between now and Instance after Instance they Nov. 3. aay: "Goldwater has pro­ blems In our s ts tc ." Pressed to define them, they Invariably single out voter concern ovrr Goldwater's "nuclear respon­ sibility" aa the No. 1 difficulty. It lan't plain Just how often and how fully the President himself will Jump into this issue. Soma aides, and a good •hare of the key party figures Upped at the Democratic con­ vention, think he should leap t jBn*m s d w t, h fltisg tor t t i MMil shorn, Ms batf in only when the provocation piacas to iat, a weak and resort, —o r the opportunity — seems row church or irnagogus, place* greatest. :e chop v perhaps a hoaas or •paitmint . . . . read the The prevailing thought today In party circles is that the The Sanford Herald "irresponsibility" thread should be laced into thousands of fall campaign speeches be­ low the presidential level. But Johnson loves the smell Supper Given Q For Teachers Twenty Southslde Elem en­ tary School teachers and members of their families were entertained Tuesday night at a supper given byMr. and M ri. Bob Williams at their summer home at 311ami Springs. Swimming was enjoyed by the group during the late af­ ternoon hours and after aup per was served the group par­ ticipated in numerous games. Great Savings R A IN C O A T QUALITY the entire family!\ DISCOUNT Wool&Mi 'A' We bought fabulous quantities in order to slash prices! ( ★ Women's, Men's, Boys & Girls raincoats! ★ Look — here's the famous "Foreign Intrigue* Trench Coat at just 'eaters 9 l C 0 M P 4 R 4 B 1E V A LU C , 1 0 .9 9 com bination,; 34. Here’s fantastic value! Trench coats! Chesterfields! Revertiblesl Fine cotton poplin treoted with durable woter repellency that gives cools longer and more serviceable lifel All the costly details you'd expect to find in coals selling for much, much more! Tab sleeves; yoke front and bock; leather-type button* belli Tackle twills, fancies; strong joyon lining Ihroughoutl J r . Petites' 5 to 13; misses' 8 lo 18! 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I f �T £ # j * »*. e io « * Someone at Sanford Naval Air Station figured right in deploying squadrons from the bare to tea duty, flight now four groups arc serving at sea and away from the base. Quite timely, eh, since Hurri­ cane Cleo posed such a threat. Squadrons 5, 7 and 11 and De­ tachment 8 are absent from the base. • • • The Clock Watchers receiv­ ed a letter the other day from a promotion firm in Jackson­ ville, addressed to Mr. Her­ aldSanford which begins, “ Dear Mr. Sanford, your name has been received by our advertising departm ent." T T ? T • • • GETTING HEADY — Mnthihle 1). Frissell, ARC executive* secretary; A. 11. Peterson Jr., ARC disaster chnirman; A. It. Peterson Sr., CD director; James P. Avery, County Commission chairman. School Bells Ring Monday For 15,300 EMERGENCY SUPPLIES — Keith Abney, Na­ tional Guard volunteer; Tommy Spears, pre­ pare storm shelter. Cleo, Back At DESERTED DOWNTOWN — A 5 p.m. Sanford's usually busy shopping center looked like this: Boarded windows, lone pedestrian. till Packs Punch Next Wednesday the KiwanIs Cluh will take a field trip. They have scheduled a tour of the facilities at Cape Ken­ By Julian Stenstrom nedy. Everyone wants to go, and the hus will only hold 37 Associate Editor people. We hope they’ll make Summer vacation* come to room for the Clockwatcher. nn end Monday morning fnr Hope Cleo doesn't hlnw every­ nn cstinmtrd 15,300 Seminole thing away down there, County school children who • • • Zip Code 32771 A Remember when that “ high will answer roll calls on the first of the 180-day 1904-05 WEATHER; Mostly cloudy with showers; Improving conditions tonight and Saturday; high todny in 80s; low tonight in 70s. priced spread" and m argar­ ine were having squabbles school term. VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1901 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 200 Seminole County’s buses over coloring of margarine? will get high school and jun­ Wonder why the latter didn't announce in big bold letters— ior high students to their re­ GUARANTEED N O T T O spective schools by 8 a. m. thru In-gin hauling the re­ TURN YELLOW. maining children to the ele­ • • • mental y schools. Overheard atthe Jay ce e Twenty-three schools, plus luncheon Thursday at the Civ­ ic Center. "Heard that a the Seminole Business School, wcathervane In .Miami record­ open Monday. Seminole High in Sanford ed winds up to 110 miles an hour, then disappeared. Heard will greet some 1,05*) pupils, too, the'd like to have it back; Lyman High in Longwood will By Harry I, Johnson ATLANTIC CITY (U P D — have nn estimated 815 on •end it air m ail." .Managing Editor President Johnson, rallying hand and O v i e d o H i g h * • • Clammy Cleo decided at the Democratic party lenders, sug­ County Commission Chair­ (grades 10-112) another 145. lad minute last night to move gested today that Sen. Barry The largest of the two jun­ man Jim Avery listened to sway from tier Sanford target Giddwuter should he concern­ the 1 p.m. report of the 'cane ior highs, Sanford, experts and left litis area in good con­ ed about a "front la sh"*de fee1,345 students and South Semleaning a little westward, dition. lion * of Republican voters to called c o u n t y department innole about 1,2)50. Radar at Hie Suntanl Naval The largest srhool In the the Johnson ticket. heads and told lliein to close Air Station tmiked Hie storm Appearing at Convention up shop by 3 p.m. He advised county again this year will ami at H:3u p.m. It was located Hall the day after accepting lie Crooms. Officials antici­ his aides to use "th eir own In the Melbourne area. Then, judgm ent" in keeping key po­ pate a total of 1,450 pupils of his party’s nomination for a radar rvers said, it be­ which G72 ara high school full term, Johnson rrnev.ed sitions manned. came stagnated, Hie eye loos­ students. his contention that the Dem­ * • • ening for uo minutes, School Superintendent 1!. T. ocrat*. would gain three The Civil Defense and Red Tlie center reformed, offi­ Milwce said tins morning that "frontlnd i" gup voles for ev­ Red Cross decided midway cials said, and resumed a through Thursday altcrnuon schools will he in session nil ery ' ‘backlash" vote lost on north • northwest movement to open four shelters to the day Monday and that lunch the racial issue. at 5 8 knots all huur. DEART FUND helps county biology students in their studies of the hu­ public. They were located at rooms will be open. Al 3:11) a m. Hie hurricane man heart. Here Dr. Intis M. Perez, left, president of the Semiuole-DeAdministrative A l i i stunt the National Guard Armory, center was spoted 22 miles Jtary division of Florida Heart Association, presents check to Schools W alter Teague said that as Crooms High School, South east of Sanford and at approx­ Supt. R. T. Milwce. The money will he used to purchase it large plastic Seminole High School and o f today the system has <512 imately Hie same time, Oviedo heart which can he parted to study the various functions; it stetho­ of the (114 teachers it needs. Oviedo City Hall. reported a dead calm, show­ scope, blood pressure machine and other items. The presentation was Stew art Cntchel, who is in ing that community had the made at the offices of Milwce Wednesday afternoon. (Herald Photo) charge of teacher procureeye. HThat’s pretty good," said Shortly after 0 a m. today, HI.KAN. N.Y. (U P I) — Re­ m int. "Usually we need more Navy official* sukl tin- center publican sice presidential a t this tim e." was located between Daytona candidate William E. Miller Milwce said that normally Reach and St. Augustine and the school hoard office is said todny the (itIP did not was following tin- roastline. plan to make civil right* a swamped with culls about Total rainfall in Sanford —to buses and schedules. He said, 111(51 campaign issue, hut if 10:3d lids morning — was t he Democrat* chose otherCHICAGO (U P I) — The " if the pa rents will he pa3,12 inches at the Navy base. There will he no school hus 1‘rohlbitiun party’* presiden­ tient, WO ought til have the " lie we I e delighted (o take Peak winds In the Sanford LaboTng the approchlng become an annual project. service available to Souihside tial candidate, Prof. Earl H. bua nituation worked out in up the challenge, atca were recorded at 48 5 Conservation Week program "What are we going to do I " I t i* not our Intention to Elementary School students Munn, predicted Thursday the about a week." in Sanford "a fascinating ex ­ in or 15 years from now for miles an hour and that was Muny elementary school i give flame to these tensions,’’ Prohibition party's presiden­ this year, according to an an­ perience am! opportunity," fresh water, forest* and the al 8 p in. Thursday. At 10:30 tial candidate will lose the principals have requested par- Miller told an airport new* nouncement today by official* Jan ie* ii Saycs of Taliahas like." he asked, "when we a.in. today the wind was 14ent* to pin name* and address conference, November election. of the Seminole Courtly Board m c Thursday told local Jay - really get our population ex­ l!) mile* an hour. on the clothing of first grade He said it President John- of Public instruction Scatsrrd difticuIHc* were cees he will give lull support plosion." student* when they report to soil does make the explosive Administrative a s s i s t ­ to ih“ project. reported hy Florida Power Conservation W e e k will civil lights question nn issue, ant Waller Teague said that JA CKSO N , Miss. (U P I) — *chool Monday morning. Saycs, recreation director stress the needs of the slate A Light Co. nfflclalx during "w e’re prepared to meet it." Ilie school had been designa­ The EDI today Joined local [or the Florida Development nnd particularly Central Flo­ the night and early morning police in investigating the ted "a walking a n a school," Commission, spoke at the rida to rope vwth 'he impend­ hours. The local manager, bombing at Pulitzer Prize and explained Dial the eliang- Sanford . Seminole Jaycee ing condition. Saycs said. Scott Iturns, said he had all TA LL A H A SSE E ( U l ’li — winner Hazel Brannon Smith's r* were necessary because of luncheon al the Civic Center. Static and dynamic exhibits available mainlenanee crews SMGO\ South Virt Nam weekly newspaper, Northslde Gov. Karri* Bryant will be­ Increased enrollment, overT |l(, Conservation Week e will he presented by virtually working throughout Ihe night gin hi* Junior Chamber of (U P I)—niollng erupted anew crowded buses nnd a recent Reporter. u m |M ||(.R] in Sanford every phase of conservation nnd they were able to keep up Commercc-aponsored apeak in g in Saigon today, taking at directive from the Slate De- Ocl. 2(5-331 and is being spungroups, Saycs added, lie ra il­ with trouble rails as they tietour Tuesduy in Cocoa Beach. least three more lives. partmenl of Education ( nored by the Sanford Chamber ed the project "a tremendous Vcl«|H'd. HOUSTON (U P I)—Medical live to load capacities on 'he Commerce. Focal point of opportunity to rdunste the Burn* lauded the "coopera­ authorities said today it look­ Hie weeklonc activities will he people as to what we II need tive m anner" of the n i'tn ed as though the worst of the nirrs, adding that tun nut ofHcrherl Muse, the system * , the* Civic Center anil adjacent in Hie next lew y ears." clty'a Bleeping elrkm-sa epi­ Irsn-portation director, was tiikefrunt sites. Tile st a t e o f llc i.il was In tro­ town crews were on a standby demic might be over, despite told by the Board to reduce Stale agencies, p r i v a t e duced by Cecil Tucker, county basi* but nol used since local newly reported rases anil an­ tlie number of courtesy rides groups and even federal or­ agricultural agent. Alsu intro- men were aide to keep up with in all areas of the county. ganization* have expressed ctuced was Jim Talmadge, ex­ the rail*. other death. "Courtesy riders are those "wholehearted tn lereit" in the ecutive director of Ihu SanTelephone communi­ children," Teague explained, event which is scheduled to ford Chamber, cation lines were maintained for evacuees, foodstuff and It was about 3 p.m. Thurs­ "who live less than two miles LONDON (U P D — A public throughout tlie night with only day and A. B. (B a rt) Peter­ first aid material procured opinion poll put the Conserv­ minor trouble reported by by Peterson's son, Tommy, from the school they attend." Teague said the county re­ ative party ahead today fnr son glanced a t hia hurricane who is Red Cross disaster Hubert Shcddcn, local South­ first tima In more than two tracking map, checked some chairman. Lighting equipment ceived no slate funds fur chil­ ern Bell manager. y e a n . Speculation grew that papers on hia desk and lean­ was obtained for the ehelters dren who are transported less Hu said callers taxed the Despile intermittent show­ through Hie courtesy of Hie facilities to maximum at one Prime Minister Sir Alec ed hark. in the event of power failure. than two miles. A continuous study of the ers, over son youngsters a t­ Nelli Bottling Co. and the Juy- point but tills was not con­ Douglas-Home would call nn The local radio station was "Now all we can do i* wait," tran>]M>rtation system will he tended the Jaycces Annual cees, bait for the title fisher­ tinued. Overloads were recor­ early election. said the Civil Defense direc­ contacted with appropriate in­ made through Uni term , Tea­ Fishing Rodeo, Wednesday, men came from the S|)ortx- ded briefly at the Geneva and tor. Every CD phase had been structions for listeners. An­ gue declared and added that a Sanford exchanges, he said. issued orders on what to do nouncers kept the listening State Department of Educa­ snagging a number of little men's Asedation Hooks and VANDENBBRO AKH, Calif. Civil Defense and lied Cross Seminole when Cleo came. A t that time, public totally informed of tion Survey will be requested fishes and some nice prizes line* tam e from (U P D — America's Nimbus-A, officials said an estimated Sporting Goods. Peteraon said, she was due events in November. the world's largest weather donated by the Sanford Mer­ Winners in the three age 200 persons were sheltered at Firefighting crews, forestry in Sanford a t G:30 p.m. or nr chant'* Association. satellite, was shot into orbit groups are as follows: one to six spot* throughout the night. service aides and every other today and prepared to scan close to that hour as a fickle Only one incident marred three years old, Alicia Key, A. It. (B a rt) Peteraon, CD di­ outfit which could be counted the entire earth with revolu­ stonn can be predicted. the day (besides the rain,) largest and Stephen Key, rector, said the Navy aupplied Peterson had been at his on for assistance were stand­ when a child was kicked hy a smallest. No rhdd In this many blankets for persons tionary high-powered televi­ telephone for lung hours as ing by. Abby ............................ Page 9 pony, ridden to the rodeo by group caught more than one who visited the shelters and sion cameras. The Civil Defense setup was Bridge --------he directed the expansive pro­ Page tl one of the other children, I i'li. ignored requests that Hiey sup­ gram of caring for possible in readiness. Classified ............. Page Hl-ll only minor injuries were suf­ Four to six years: most ply their own. The two Petersons worked Comics ................ P*ge 2A 3A fered and he was treated by fish, Cindy Baylor; smallest, Local firemen responded to WASHINGTON (U P I) — disaster victims. Everything in close harmony to prepare Editorial ...... .. .. Pug* 4 a nurse on duty, Mrs. Annette Dotlie Palmer and Donnie two minor alarms. Al 8:10 A Jl-year-old Japanese stud­ was in readiness. Medical teams. Red Cross this area for the big blow. Funerals Page 3 Wing. ent bicycled into Arlington Williams; largest, J»*h How­ p.m, they were called to shortAs the elder I'etcrsop said: Horoscope Page 2A-3A Assisting the Ja y c e c i with ell. Nutiunal Cemetery Thursday officials, nurses and other circuited electrical line at Hie Page H the management of the rodeo to place 100,000 pajwr cranes key personnel were put on ‘’If it's a natural disaster, the Koriety ......... Seven to nine years: most Park Avtuuu U aller Park of— n symbol of peace—on the either standby or artive duty. Red Cross i* in charge; when S p o il* _____________ _ Page t] were members of the Jay ce e fish, Jimmy Sheppard; small- flee and 20 liiUulci later to a Pago 7 Wives and two game wardens, cat, John Henry Anderson; utility pule fire in the tam e grave of President Joint F. S.ShSeltrrs had W n set up, it's manmade, Civil Defense TV Programs __ . t We the Women ........ Page ii bolt drinks wera furnished largest, Diane Holloway, bus transportation artsiiged lakes over." arts*. iKiuncdy. Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * + * “The Nile of America” ^ a itfn rii S trralii Johnson Talks Of 'Frontlash' Advantage ★ ★ Cleo Leaves Sanford With No Problems ★ GOP Prepared, Miller Warns m w A ... No Bus Service For Souihside To Demon Rum? State Official Backs Conservation Week Bombing Probed Bryant To Speak Riots Renewed W orst Over Dad, Son Form Safety Team Conservatives Prize Winners Nimbus In Orbit Central Area Loss Light CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) Hurricane Cleo, it* winds greatly diminished, brushed past the nickel center here early today and showed^signs of breaking up after a destruc­ tive 200-mile sweep up the Florida coast. The weather bureau said the storm made a feint toward the Atlantic Ocean, where it could have built up new pow­ er, and then continued cm it* inland route. Tlie Georgia coast started battening down. A weather rcconnalsance plane located Hie hurlcane near St. Augustine ami Hie Weather Bureau said in a 9:30 n. m . EST advisory sur­ face wind* had dropped to on­ ly 41) miles an hour. The plane repotted, however, wind* at flight level were still of hurri­ cane force — 75 miles an hour ur higher. ★ ★ ★ "There still exist* a hurricane tmtcntiul once the center gain* a little more energy from the nearby ocean," th * Miami Weather Bureau said. "Tlie rye or calm center of Cleo has enlargrd and becam e diffuse and ill defined with somewhat erratic m ovem ent," the weather bureau said. At 8 a.in. EST the center was placed along the coast near Flagler Beach, about 80 miles north of here. "Current reports indicate that any hurricane winds oc­ curring are only gusts of atwilit 75 miles an hour," the weather bureau reported i s Its 8 a m, EST advisory. But it warned that Clco’a present course wilt bring Ita renter Just offshore and "som e Increase in intensity may be expected as it regains » supply of wrarm moist air later today," ★ ★ ★ $50 Million Damage Along Gold Coast Tlie reuson the figure wmi MIAMI ( U P D — Hurricane Cleo rolled up at least $51) regarded as conservative was million in damages during the because Cleo threw ita full 21 hour* the itortn battered fury against the richest and tlie Gobi Coast cf Florida, a most densely populated area United Pres* International of the state. survey allowed early tnduy. Miami and Dad* County The alorm’a fury knocked was tha heaviest sufferers out at least 151,501) telephones, with damage* that may final­ sut o ff electric power to 70 to 80 per cent nf the 310.000 ly total mure then $30 mil­ customer* in the Miami urea, lion. wrecked hotel* and wrought L o sses were ritlm ated a l major damage* to 1,:UH) $15 milion in Broward Coun­ homes. ty with concentrations !n the In addition 30 ynchla were Fort l-auderdale - Hollywood sunk ami the Greek ship area. Mnnola ran aground in llisPalm Beach anil Ita sur­ eayno B ay. rounding area suffered losses There was n possibility the set at $5 million. dollar damage total Would Home 25,000 o f the tele­ run higher from the hurri- phones in l)sde County were r*ne, a scven-dny-old elrnm still Inoperative early today. that boiled up Aug. 21 cost of It was estimated that the Doniluleo In the Atlantic ntul repair hill would run $1 mil­ slammed into Florida Wed­ lion with another $350,000 in nesday night. repair* for Rrcward County, For An All 'Itounil * Good Time . . . . V Meet For A Drink At The FR IEN D LY CARIBE \ OPEN T IL L 2 A. M. Mon. thru Sat. • Dancing “On The House’ q Every Friday Night I I (Ladle* hour* 4:30-8:30 Drinks 1c per year age.) Herald Index J F K Honored VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 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/28d40532cf91a965453fe05e2000b9ba.pdf 87b9fad82cbf53d673e5e0adaaed6582 PDF Text Text �* * ^ . ----------« . — V- ■' Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” WEATHER: Widely scattered shower* through Thursday; hl«h today 00-05; low tonight 70-75, VOL. 56 J. E. Rowland, form er rice president and M M f i r o f th« Florida Slats Bank o f Sen,Afsr 4 «>4 now p m U o n t o f rob* Farmers and Merchant* Bank o f Portal, G a„ waa Uio victim o f i bank holdup In Portal last weak. A man who remained after tanking hours to discus* buying come land, polled a pistol from hie pocket and forced R ow lirt to fill a bag with 1*7,000. Howland’s wife, Dorothy, U the dsughtf o r o f Mr. and Mrs. O .T . Pear* % BIO Higginbotham, son o f City Commlsslonsr Bari Higg­ inbotham, haa lest a $81 fielder’e glove. The glove wee placed on the running board e f his dad's track H r. and Mrs. Tern Albert •nd their daughters, Glenda and Dibble, hare returned from a vacation to Arkansas and Klssoui^. They Jotted down soma strange town names for The Clock Windera. Among them are Possum Grape, Oil Trough aad Ball Knob, Arkansas, and Ash Flat, Tncksrman aad Calico Reck to Missouri. Avenue Hr, Luis If. P e n s will dis­ cuss Communism to Cube when be speaks at the Booth gswtrols-North Orange Klwsnls .Club meeting tonight to the Ttid Restaurant Dr, P * m la gaining wide fem e aa an autherity on tbs eufo Jrot Those chenge e f cemsund ceremonies at the B u fo rd Naval A ir Btattas are always • stirring expariaase fo r V . *g setators. And when n m u 8 e f the caliber e f Capt Robert 1 M. Were la Involved, it t a W on an even more exdttog sir. None left tho base Monday * afternoon without a feeling PONY RIDES. These two beautiful palominos, posing with their master, Lion Jack Stemper are not ponies, but they represent the fun that will be available for youngsters at the Lions Fourth o f July Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Park, Saturday. The Fair opens at 1 p. m. and continues until the big fireworks display after dark. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (U PI) Former Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge today called tor a broader look at / ‘the entire Southeast Asia problem" and more effective American ef­ forts in the political and civic Helds there. In a speech prepared for de­ livery at the National Press Club Lodge praised the “ great American organisation" assist­ ing the South Vietnamese gov­ ernment In its battle against Communist guerrillas. However, for the Hrat time since be resigned as U. S. ambassador to Viet Nam end returned to Join the "stopGoldws ter" movement, Lodge Indicated the grounds on which he might criticise administration policy during ths election campaign. "Jf we make up our minds that we wlQ stay with the Vietnamese for as kmg as It takes to win, we should also think again about the scope o f the entire Southeast Asia problem," Lodge said. "The Communists do not tie themselves down to a patchp q r k .jf piecemeal,. national!*Uc restrictions. They eon* ti­ er all that part of the world aa a strategical unit , If the United States decides to etay with the anti-Communtot problem to Viet Nam until it Is Ueked, Lodge said, It must find "politically mature and unobtrusive American ad­ visers" willing to stay (bare far "a t least two y ea n -a a d preferably m oro." Lodge said it was not possi­ ble to compete with comtminism "in the civil-political (told when you rotate advisers through Viet Nam as fast as we are presently doing." The "sanctuary" to North Courier Up For Permanent Job Ths name e f John Courier, native postmaster at Oviedo, has b e n submitted by on* greasman 8yd Hsrlong to the Registration baeka to Nseth United States Struts far per­ Orlando, dosed with 161 vot­ manent appointment to the ers registered fo r t h * July I I p ost Courier, formerly o f B u ­ ford, waa named temporary postmaster S ept 18, IMS. Be currently la at the Vatarnna Hospital in Bay Pine* w hen ha i* undergoing minor sur­ gery* He is expected, how­ ever to return to hla home hi Oviedo within several days. An administrative assistant to Rep, Herlong’* office aald today that ia In all probabil­ ity the confirmation o f Courler’a appointment by the Sen­ ate would taka from two to three months. Courier ia married to the former Dorothy Marahall o f Sanford. They have two eons, John and Jama*, and two daughter*, Kary and Martha. •Menaces e , jaweqee.es. ' ] ••• J U.MlhHiee If.A* ' 1 Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 224 m w A Road Deaths U p CHICAGO (U P I) — Amer­ icana died on the nation's roadways in May at a rata o f 9 per eent above that o f May, 1003, the National Safety Council said today. Jack Bull, head e f The Herald's Photo-Laths Depart­ ment, moved into e new home over the past weekend. Only thing is, after all the furni­ ture Fas in place and most o f the ‘ unpacking completed, Jack teamed be was in the So much rain fall, so fast, during Monday's downpour, that It was hacking up cut of the storm aewsrs along Firat Streat and la many places streets were running full from curb to curb. United Press Leased Wire N A N T U C K E T , Mass. (UPI) — Married Batordey. Honeymooned Sunday and Monday. Dead Tuesday. Cbariaa B. Cavan*ugh, M, e f . Englewood. C olo, n re­ search assistant at Massachu­ setts Inet!tote o f Technology, and Mary C. Oorbett, IT, e f Boetoa'a Dorchester section wore married Saturday at SL Brendan's Church to Derek- Viet Nam and Red China from which the Red guerrillas fat South Viet Nam receive sup­ port must be eliminated, Lodge said, and "it'should be possible to deal with this pro­ blem by peaceful m eans." Lodge apparently referred to possible diplomatic pressure through the United Nations and other International sour- The city parking M at the c e n e r e f P in t I t aad Park Ave, b open far park­ ing as of lata today or Thursday weening. C i t y Manager W. E. Kaewtce In­ formed the Herald today. , "F o r the information o f oar n w eron a sidewalk sup- Abort 1M case* ef alco­ holic beverages, whisky and wine,,were hijacked from a truck! la Orlando last night and Jfae driver kidnapped, local j and area police were told early today. The report said gw Negro driver was stopped end be­ tween M end M cases of whisky end 17 cases of wine were taken. The driver, who waa not Wen tilled, was kid­ napped end then dumped from the truck, police were Defector Hears Own Recording FANKFURT, Germany (U PI) — Capt- Alfred Sveneon, tho first U. S. officer to be court martlaled tor defect­ ing to the Communists to Europe, M ar to ftij, foe tape— fM O T I t - r t l l i U l M e was a dratot* FfctofllfA take the fc W N fM i^ B r r a o to n , F t., <-<*cord- '4n*| f f l f f lf m e T J w lc r l In last year, as the Army sought to prove that he went to Com­ munist territory o f his own free will. Svenson testified Tuesday that he was forced to stay In the East by the Communists and had n ude the tapes under threats and the influence of drugs. Today, he heard the tape he made In an Interview with United Press International correspondent Edward J. Shields and Associated Press correspondent John Koehler, It said: "Y es, 1 took an oath . , I did desert. But many people In history have done that to follow a bettor course . . . Hitler's general* took an oath. That was no excuse tor them. They were bung at Nurem­ berg. "I'm prepared to take the consequences of my actions," PHILADELPHIA, M i a a . (U PI) — A massive search by federal and local authorltie* fo r three missing civil righto workers entered Its 10th day today with not * ■Ingle clue to their fata, "W e'ra atymied," said one o ffic e r .. U. S. Bailors fanned out again ovar ths rural a n a around this farm town and In­ to adjoining Newton County to search the brush, fields, creeks and ponds. An a n a of 40 to 20 mile* was being combed. A spokesman fo r ths Misslaslppl highway patrol aald more emphasis would be placed on questioning o f area residents and motorists for coma elua to abed light on MOSCOW (UPI) - The Sothe mystery. viet Union today launched an­ other unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series, the Soviet news agency Taas announced. The agency said "CosmosTALLAHAB 8EE (U PI) — 31" contained scientific in­ Public hearings will be held struments for further space over the state on proposed exploration. The satellite was the loth changes in Florida's boating safety law, the boating coun­ launched this year and the Brat since June 23. cil decided odneeday. The Soviet Union announced Chairman Randolph Hod­ ges, who ia head of the atata previously that ths purposes conservation department, aald o f the series were to explore Jacksonville, Pensacola, Mi­ radiation belts surrounding ami and St. Petersburg had the earth and to provide in­ fo r Improving been suggested aa possible lo­ formation space-ship construction. cations for bearing*. Unmanned Red . Satellite O ff Hearings On Boat Law Due tied nt Calvary B a p t i s t Church to Providence. By chance they both deci­ ded honeymoon on tills popular resort (aland Just o ff the Maaaachusrtta coast. They, both chaos the earn* aetata to single-engine Beechcraft. Tha honeymooning coupla* quickly became friends. O n Monday, Cavanaugh mentioned that ho and hie bride .were going to take a b u t trip the next day to Martha's Vineyard. The Jonee agreed to accompany them. LONDON (U PI) — Robert P. Kennedy said today ha wftt quit as attorney geM ral t i ­ ter the presidential flection* In November. Seek Motive "1 am not going to etay ea MIAMI (U P I) — Police as attorney general/' he said, d e t e c ti v e ! M a rch e d Wednee"1 waa appointed by Freakday fo r a motive and murder dent Kennedy, and tt Menu to weapon to tie up Io o m ends me that President Johnson In the Tueidmy slaying o f would like to etart out with millionaire banker Jacques new people appointed by'Urn* M oulcr. •elf." Kennedy made the etetoWidow To Move TWO NAVY OFFICERS were retired from Sanford Naval Air Station meet on his arrival here on CLAREMONT, Calif. (U PI) duties Tuesday in "pipintr ashore' ceremonies on the base. Capt. James O. the way home from • to w o f — The widow and children of Mnyo, commanding officor o f Henvy Attack Wing One, is in center. Poland end Weet Germany. ■lain civil rlghta leader MedA t loft is Lt. Cmdr. Frank E. Kadcl and at right Is Lt. Cmdr. Howard H. lie arrived aboard a special gar Evers plan to move Into U. 8. Air Force plane with U s Harrison. (Herald Photos) this college community be­ wife, Ethel, and their t t r w fore school starts In ths fall, older children. it was learned today. Aiked about reports that bn would like to live outside tbs Debate Pay Bill United States, Kennedy said: WASHINGTON (U PI) — "1 would never live p a ra The Senate opened debate to­ anently in another country. I am interested in got eminent day on a "second try" bill to grant 1.7 million federal service. "After November 1 d e n i workers a pay raise and give Two more Navy officers, know what m y plane wfll bn, members o f Congress n S3 The $800,000 item In the mil­ back in the bill by the House each with zt years of ser­ 1 have thought about taking par cent poet-election salary vice, retired Tuesday to cere- itary appropriation! bill for o f Representatives. the family abroad lor at tagpl Increase, monies at the Sanford Naval The announcement w a s Improvements at . the Sanford A ir Station. made this morning by Con­ Naval Air Station, recently in­ Ford Stands Firm One, Lt, Cdr. Howard H. gressman Syd Herlong after country be has considered, DETROIT (U PI) — Ford Harrison, spent a quarter of cluded In the measure by the Before leering Warsaw, B r a Motor Co., which has promis­ his career at Sanford .mostly Senate, has now been placed he had been advised o f the action by Rep. Carl Vinson, oedy called an P riced to b e * ed It will risk a atriks rather recently sa Intelligence officer chairman of the Armed 8er. ease Soviet-Amcrkaa tearin g than agree to unrealistic on the Heavy Attack Wing One vices Committee of the House and end the Eaat-Weri divtoton terms, today opens negotia­ ataff. .« of Representatives. of Europe. He referred to Petions with the United,^Auto lie-plans to remain in Sari The $880,000 once had been land's " n e c k d p o ritin " b n . Workers on a new three-year f ,rd, get teaching credentkp p*rt o f the bill but U -vyai tween Moscow end W aaU nf contract for 1 H&0UO,workers. f t R # < CoUag* end-evedto withdrawn by the Navy when too. u llv leach li-iph in in tho (ha ^oOal Iftfil achJV AeNdfl nelly the Defense Department gave W a td ) A ir Crash 7 system. j conilderatlon to closing the AVALON, Calif. (U PI) — A bo retiring waer Lt. Cdr. local station. On June 10 It elected Seminole County tax Two Navy anti • submarine Frank E. Kadel, who will set­ was announced by Senator collector, has been named patrol plane* on a routine tle In Jacksonville for a se­ fipeatard Holland that the fig­ training flight collided and cond career In finance. lfe chairman for the fall cam ­ ure has been placed back to MORGAN c m r (U P I H J * » fell In flams* Into the bob haa served as administrative paign by Paul D, Lewie Jr., the bill aa it waa being conTuesday before the eyes o f assistant on the Wing Staff president of Seminole County aldored by that body’s Armed Coast Guard prepared to s r t i divers to the botton e f A t 00 fun-seeking flihermen since September, ending e United Fund, Forces Committee, Gulf of Merino M a y foeeerefc cruising on a charter boat o ff varied aviation career (hat In­ Under the chairmanship of The amount to to bo used for 11 crowmoa m lettaf aad cluded Intelligence and teat Santa Catalina Island. Lewis the United Fund reach­ for ths construction o f an­ presumed killed to the « ( * > and development work. ed the highest goat to Its his­ other hangar, a check tower s k a of an oil expfofrtton vert Lt. Cdr. Kadel flew patrol Perez Assets tory, realising « total to cash facility and tor sewer system C A R A C U S , Venezuela bombers In World War 11 and and pledges e f 331,733.11 to Improvements. (U PI) —- The semi-official later served to the Berlin date. , The total amount o f funds Ray, a native e f Sanford, now In the current tHU for n e w s p a p a r La Republic* Airlift end Korean War. Both officer* were "piped graduated from Seminole High the Sanford station is 32,200,charged Wednesday that moat o f ousted ex-Prasldcnt Mar­ over the ' side" to tradUipaal School. He has a degree in 000 for tho 1904-63 budget cos Peres Jlmenss's assets Navy style following an in­ business administration from spection of staff, personnel the University of Florida. He have been removed from the ■nd reading of their orders by is married to the former Miss United States In violation of flaming sea. Capt, James O, Kayo, Wing Ann Rabora end they have ths U.8. • Venezuelan extra­ " I I hen ia n ay* we commander. three childdren. dition treaty. don't want to gs th ere/ Harrison earned, a Navy He now Is employed In the men L. C. Franks « f C ron and other decorations clerk's office under Arthur 11. Theft o f a ' large quantity field, La., arid. flying dive bombers in the Bockwith Jr. of itema from hi* locked track Pacific during World War II. The United Fund o f Semi­ waa reported to polio* this Ha came to Sanford to 1>S9 nole County was chartered in morning by Kenneth Clark. to fly ths twto-Jet A-3B Sky- July o f 1M7 by • group of He Mid the track waa parked NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en - warrior. civic-minded leader*. during the night at 129 Pina- Cypriot President Archbishop The Harrisons and their six ate Repqbllcan Leader Ever­ Charter subscriber* were A. Makartoa baa etaotlad n ett U . Dlrirten, III, said to­ children will reside at 1507 B. Peterson Jr., B. L. Perkins crest Ava. Clark said a window vent planned trip to Landau M rt day he would make the presi­ Park Avs. J r„ Clifford McKJhbon Jr., was broken to gain access to week to protest eg stoat a BrtU dential nominating speech for Earl Toner, J. C. Hutchison, the material. Tsksn war* four lab Turkish atafoment earn* Sen. Barry Goldwster at the Randall Chase, R. F. Mann, Urea, two pair o f pliers, a roll firming the validity of Cyp­ GOP National Convention. Harold Kaitnar, W i l l i a m e f nlcklee, Inner tubes, slacks, rus Independence accords, Dlrkien u ld Goldwster silt­ Grsmkow, Mrs. G. Troy Ray T-shirts, flashlights, cigarauthoritative aouraaa said to­ ed him during Tuesday's Sf„ it. L. Reborn lr .. W. P. Ribbon cutting eoremqnlee day. meeting of the Illinois GOP Brooks, Frank Evans, Roy rata and cigar*. were held nt 8:M a.re. today delegstion to Chicago if be Holler, Ralgh A . Imith, J. to open the new First Nationwould make the speech. Marion Harmon Sr., R. J. "1 was asked If I would do si Bank o f DeBary with Al Bauman and George Touhy. tort Oowan, chairman o f tha It and I said 1 would," DirkTouhy served as the first presBoard o f directors, snipping sen said at the capitol. Ident. Uia ribbon as Newell E. Haw­ The ntoe participating fund kins, bank president, welcom­ agendas are: Boy (trouts, ed cltisena waiting for the Children’* Home Society of doors to open. PARIS ( U t M > - i y m u c h Florida, Family Counseling First depositor waa Mrs. National Museum Administra­ Service. Girl Seoots, Good Beatrice E. Muller who had tion said today It will ban Samaritaa Home, M e a t a I been waiting since before I women wearing stiletto bee)* Health Association, Red Crots, o'clock, from national museums be­ Salvation Army and U.S.O. cause of the damage they do to floors. A faulty carburstor caught TALLAHASSEE (U P I) fire Monday at 7:40 p. a . sending firemen ea a run to Florida and tha Atomic Ener­ Second Street and Oak Ave­ gy Comadaafon signed u nue. Damage to the car own­ agreement teday which lets After lunch they climbed ed by Jama* W. Rous# w u the atata taka over regulation piNf £ o f nuclear materials. beck into the plane and flaw considered minor. Two More Navy Officers Retire From Service Divers Seeking £ Bodies In G u lf % Truck Looted O f Money, {Goods Dirksen Will Nominate Barry Trip C a n e M DeBary Bank Cuts Ribbon - FR ID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L ! The Heels! A L L YO U CAN E A T - ADULTS Car Catches Fire back hero. But they never mads i t Aa tha plana reached tha island It apparently ran out of gas. The motor sputtered. Jones circled an nbondoned golf course apparently look­ ing fo r n spot to land. $ |3 5 n w ra S $ |0 0 Pact Signed Barry Vs# CHICAGO (UPI) — Penn­ sylvania Gov: Wlltom W. j V. a ! t I l f ;j 1 i ^ rV* i f l 1 f ! - ■ , vJ �Wfp WwTarB frraW Page 2-July l, 1964 A L L STO R ES W ILL BE C LO S E D ON J U L Y 4th . . SO SHO P E A R L Y Only the top grades e l U . L Government graded beef wear the W-D shield. Pieced In tem­ perature controlled coolers, W-D beef It oged to the very peak of tender, flavorful goodnet* by n atu rc'i own procett while Mill *rX ‘ \ i • 'L m y > freth. Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD TH RU JU L Y 3RD w i n n - b i i i s e r o e i e . lire. l Wm 1 Choice Confer Slices 50 Extra Slompt with Sunrtylond Boiled Ham P H E S ID E N T of the CeaBelberry Linns Club, Dnrwln Shea, right, received the gavel N EW from Curtis Blow, outgoing president, at tho re­ cent Ladies Niitht and Installation Dinner held by the club. (Herald Photo) . . . . Included pee, SO Extra Stamp* W ith Any Size Tarnow Pizza FU LL C U T BONELESS ROUND . , TA B LE READ Y TRIM M ED SO Extra Slompt with Go. Brand Brick Sausage S t e a k ., , , . M. 35 Extra Stampt with Chopped Sirloin Steaks # » SIRLO IN . . TRIM M ED BEFORE 1 coeK-euin 23 Extra Stomp* with Any S t e a k .. Palmetto Farms Salad 35 Extra Stomp* with Superbrand Cottage Cheese 2 « e«Uf r PINEBREEZE ^ Grade "A " Fresh Florida SMALL . . G O V T INSPECTED HICKORY Smoked HAM BONELESS SIRLO IN T IP OR BON R o a s t.. BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND R o a s t.. TOO EX TR A STAM PS W ITH W-D G r. B eef FREE! I U JA R KR A FT M USTARD W ITH P IN K Y PIG W ie n e r s FLORIDA A LL W H ITE ^ FRESH BOGS ^ TOO EXTR A STAM PS W ITH SW IFT PREMIUM TINY TOTS attending last week’s Summer Youth Program in DeBary received Inntrue lion a from Mre. J. Sweeney on how to play the overpopular game o f jacks. (Cox Photo) R tfl. 2 /3 9 * D ixit Darling Hamburgar or W itn tr R o lls 2 £ 2 9 / R o lls . . »•: 1 3 s C a k e .. ^ 2 9 / C h ip s .. ’^ 4 9 / C u r l s . . 5C 3 9 / R tg . 29( . . D ixit Darling Hombutgtr or W ltnar GIANT 27-QT. — EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE REG. 3 9 * . . D IX IE DARLIN G AN GEL FOOD 2 5 EXTR A STAM PS with C R A C KIN ' GOOO Corn By Doris Deaa m 'vltrd sad stronger by. .lavra fur tho North Orlando T ran (NOT) Club were spproved Monday night at the regular Meeting o f the group with 35 member* and five adult sponsors In attendance. It alto wai agreed tbit at ell futun* dances sponsored b y the club the dancing area Walter R. Hoberg, Itcpublican candidate for tho Sem­ inole County Hoard of Public Inatruction, district 3, mat with the Seminole County Re­ publican Executive Commit­ tee at the monthly meeting held recently at the F'orest City home of Dr. Robert Hoo­ ver, candidate for the office o f Slate Representative. Coordination of the candi­ dates* campaigns with plana o f the executive committee waa dlacuaaed In detail. Harold A. Miller, DDS, waa elected aa committeeman for precinct to, the Rear l.*ke area. Mri. Ralph K. Swanson of Winter Park, Central Florida Finance and Steering Com­ mitter Chhalrman for Charles R . Holley, gubernatorial can­ didate, and Mr. Swanson nutlined Holley's plant to the committee and ipokr to the group on the general political picture. Guesti attending thr meet­ ing were J in . John O. Har­ der, Maitland, Robert Moon­ ey of Lika Mary and Mr. and Mr*. Irving J, Bakrr of Ft. Lauderdale, 2 5 Extra i « A s W C R A C K IN ' GOOO CMEEZ- • APPLE • CH ER R Y • PEACH 17Y i" long, 13 V i" high, 12" wide. "Surg - Secure" fold down aluminum handle that Is positively riveted to the chest. Odor* less, easy to clean, not affected by weather. • COCONUT SBH BEH D B? m m s a s m a m a m -4 fU v TO^VALU U TAM PS T « % s V . a: T M tha refreshments. Conntlly also was named chairman of a haakutball contest to be sponsored by Uie group at Saturdays July 4lb celebra­ tion In the village. In addition to the contest, tho NOT1a will sponsor a dart game and »|K>ngc throw for the after­ noon event and alter the fire­ works dlaplay that evening will be hoita and hoateatea to n teenage dance. In other hutdncM Cathy Dean waa named aa publicity chairman and Koger Deaktna aa chairman of the clean-up committee which will be reaponalble for cleaning the en­ tire nroa after carh club dance or party. Recent aocial activities en­ joyed by tha NOT'e Included ■ awimlng party and pirnlc at Ilock Springs last Friday and a cookout from 5 until 9 p.in. U»t Sunday. Adult apouiora attending the awtmmlng party were M ix . J o Ann Sill* and M r*. Elaine Singleton who alto waa hnatcai for the cookout which waa allended by 10 club member* and six sponsor* Hugh Singleton and Trrry Itrnnell served at chef* and thoae attending, in addition to numaroua gamea, enjoyed a wTCitllng cotileal for the hoy* which waa ritrerled by Jerry Still, an expert in the art of judo. Hl-C FRUIT FLAVORED D rin ks 3 -8 9 ' Mayonnaise«39' Drinks.. 15 SAVE 10/ EA. . . DEEP SOUTH T O rtA J W S T A M H THXII PKtt FHIIX W h lfe * c £ ‘V ..i ^ V A I^ S T A M W CH EK CANNED SOFT . . ASSORTED FLAVORS SAVE 26/ . . FISCHER'S ALE OR , . 12-ox. CANS a Past. PMttM TMOPICANA O x ^ ii y g r a y CA N TA LO U PES P ack (Cans) D e le c ta b le ! SAVE 40/ FISCHER'S ALE OR r2-oz. BOTTLES 12-or. Boti (CASE) IW E E T , JU IC Y FLO RIDA GOLDEN BANTAM T o * s - i t . V ie t. ruatm DEEP SOUTH e — txm Just sax 40-ox. Jar T O wnt P V9m A LU Imm STAM M mra— na i t - W O ATM o r v e u e c M e ic t tO ^ r lllc M iV in Highway 17B2, Longwood �* Juana's Flight Seen As Cruel, Personal Blow To Castro * Sister Heads Growing List Of Family Foes MIAMI (UI’ I) — Cubu’a propn’rsnd* machine will have ® to work overtime if Fidel astro hopes to glu»a over the prestige - buttering h 1o w caused by the defection o f the premier's sister, Juana, and her bitter denunciation of her brother's Communist regime, Juana’* flight to Mexico, although expected by many f exile sources, was neverthc9 less hailed and applauded by the thousands o f other Cu­ bans who have fled their homeland. It was also seen ns the eruelest personal blow Castro has received since coming to power. The hl-yenr-oM Juana now head* o growing list of mem(Mrs of Castro’s fumily who 9 have turned their back on the Cuban premier and even fougiil against him. In the multi - hued politi­ cal colorings of the Castro family, Juana was believed to be firmly antl-Custro almost from tlie beginning. Juana’s sister, Emms, Is another staunch nnli-cummunst. She Is already living in 4 Mexico. Fidel's half • brother, Pedro Emilio Castro Argute, is also considered nnti-coniclose Cuslro kin remaining on uncertain. Fidel's mother was describ­ ed as ''cool" and even “ op­ posed” to her son’s pro-cornunist regime. When ehe died in 1903, Fidel and Cuban Armed Forces Minister Haul * Castro did nut attend Ihi fu ­ neral mass in Havana. In addition to Raul, other close Castro in remaining on the island ara two aisters — Angela and Augustins, a bro­ ther, Ramon, and a half-sla­ ter, Lydia Castro Argotia. Augustin* is the "baby” of the family and exila sources . gay aha is neutral or aloof * from ilia political intrigues and tribulations that have embroiled Cuba in tha past wiv* years. Angela ia said to be proCastro — Fidel's older bro­ ther — appear* to have a withy - washy attitude to­ ward Cuba’s lineup with the Soviet Union. f. In the past, Ramon baa spoken out, although In guar­ ded terms, against his young*r brother’s communist ideol­ ogies and more recently ex­ iles say he bus apparently decided to “ go along with the tide." Castro's early flirtations with the communists lost him many lop leaders and once 0 the Cuban premier annausced he w a s a Marxist Leninist publicly, high ranking gov­ ernment officials begun de­ fecting by tha Wore, along with thousands of anti-Castro Cubans. Lake Brantley Group Plans Projects A RUMMA(!G SALK was recently sponsored by the WSCS o f the Harnett Memorial Church at the home of Miss Doris Faber ns me of their annual fund raisin# projects. Assisting with the sale tire from the left, Mrs. G. 1’arsonK, Mrs. W. Iliac, Mrs. G. Heirs anti Mrs. F. Winkler, VOl.l.KYBAl.L COURTS are in popular demand by boys and girls at­ tending the Summer Youth Program being sponsored in DeBary under auspices of the DeBary Civic Association. Activities are scheduled each Wednesday and Friday at the Civic Center. (Cox Photo) Longwood Adds Contest Entries LINDA DAVIS ANITA FAULK By Maryann Miles Hie July meeting of the Forest City/Community As­ sociation wfl be held at 8 p.m. next Monday at the Sev­ enth Dsy /Adventist Chnpel at Forest Lake Academy In Forest Ci The sclfftiflc research film, “ The Rea leas Sea," w ill be shown ttrough courtesy of SouthernjBell Telephone and Telegram Company. John /Bethea, association presided, hat issued Invita­ tion to all residents o f ths area tq attend. A NOVELTY aewin# biiakut uml it nut cup to protect huir from thu wind were umoujr articles made this year by Mrs. Mattie Holly who is one o f 13 regular members o f the Paradise Point Hobby Club. (Herald Photo) Kin of Sanford Resident Dies It coat 99 per half ounce It Mad mail via pony exp JB 1801. Hie express, * :£***? owned, operated § J teen St Joseph, Vo., s Sirramcnto, Calif. The t look anywbut froiB MVGfi ? MRS. EDWARD PARROTT o f the Paradise Point llobby Club shows completed pictures of birds which were her first attempts at paint* ing. Members of the dub meet regularly ' ’just for the fun o f it” except during the summer months. (Herald Photo), ceremony conducted by three nn-a servicemen. Following at 1:30 p.m. will Alfred E. Denzel, blotter or Mrs. Glen Lingle of San­ ford, died Sunday in St. Louii, Mo. Other than Mrs. Lingle sur­ vivors Include bis wife, three sons and another sister, Mrs. Paul Darragh of San Francis­ co who has visited in bantord. Mrs. Lingle, who left Mon­ day for St. Louia to attend funeral and burial services, will go from there to join her husband and son at their auramcr borne ia Sod us, N, Y. i Committee which is made ap of representatives from each Igroup. July 1, 1964 — Pn#e 3 World’s champion party-goer. be a ball game between teen­ age boys and men of the vil­ lage and at 4:30 p.m. tho "Little Miss North Orlanda Contest” will lake place with entries appearing In bathing suits. Judges will include Miss Atm Mnhmi, "Miss Seminole County” and Mrs. Doris Wil­ liams, society editor of the Sanford Herald. A winner ami three runners-up will be chos­ en nod this year’s queen will be crowned by Ellen Mnrie Campbell, iPti.l "Little Miss Randwlched between Iraq North Orlando.” Contestants to date Include and Saudi Arabia, Kuwait has I) o n u s Corrigan, Cynthia an area of only (3,000 square Wright, Carla DctVilloggio, miles. (our Ginger Ale) IT’S HOT! WHY NOT... JUNE 30. 1904 Admissions Rachel Wilbom, U>ia Ro­ berta, Lena II. Turman, Eu­ gene Brewer, Sallic Cole, Ratjucl Heldelbaugh, Reginald Alexander, Lillie Phillips, Uloria B. Stanul, Patricia Kirkpatrick, Ixssic Grice, Vera I-ee Mathi* and Betty J. Fleet, all of Sanford; Ernestine Jones and Robert B r a d f o r d J r „ Altamonte Springs; l-arry Busby, Lake Monroe; Uuth Uulo, Deltona and Thomas Puckett, DeBary. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Larry llcidtc hrtugh of Sanford, .a Italy Girl; Mr. and Mrs. George B. Fleet of Sanford, a Baby Girl. Discharges Samuel Ijong, Frankie L. Lay Ion, O’ ace A. Laylon, Ter­ rell Jane Osborne, Ruth Tom­ linson ami baby boy, I-uclan Vaughn, Walter Fore, Juanita L. Marks, June M. Jones and baby girl, Ruby Reagsn. Alice Beaulieu and baby girl, Thomas Waldon, John Key, Odessa Henderson ami Edith King, all of Sanford; Ethel Thomas, Geneva, with a PHILC0 A IR CONDITIONER from PHILCO AIR CONDITIONER says that it eventually may lie able to aave ax much as a half-million dollars in eradi­ cation costa with the portable weed mowers. The sea cows, otherwise known as manatees, have eaten tteough underwater growth clogging a quartermile of their canal and evrn started nibbling at grass on the banks, tlie FCD reports, Tlie big creatures, who have whiskered snout* and look like sea lions except for their beaver-like tails, were dumped into a fenced in section of canal at Boca Ra­ ton. The FCD aald It picked that section — a quarter-mile long, 50 feet wide and 10 fret deep — to are what the creatures really could rat. It was thick­ ly overgrown with weds which make boating and fishing al­ most impossible. Scientists from Florida At­ lantic University at Boca Ra­ ton say Ute aea cows, which reach a weight of around *,000 pounds each and eat con­ stantly, have gobbled up most of the weeds In the canal. The FCD reports tho mana­ tee* have adapted to their new borne well and will pro­ bably be moved to another clogged canal aouu in a con­ tinuation of the project. The tea cows wtra pur­ chased from Um Miami Seaquartern for $900 each, will get help from more of their kind if they prove their worth. N O W W ARRANTED FOR 5 FULL YEARS! Warranty includes Cooling System nnd All Parts (except Washable Filter) PH ILCO Space-Saver Air Conditioner Only Sea Cows Take To Water Lilies Like Land Cow To Lush Clover WEST PALM BEACH I UP 13 — Five hefty sea cows, dumiwd into a canal in a serious eating project, may prove worth their weight in gold to Florida taxpayer! — $5,000,000 worth. Tim central and southern Florida flood control district has reported that an experi­ ment started with the airbreathing mammals tw o weeks ago may lie paying off. NoUiing has been found yet to effectively turn back wa­ ter lilici and other water plants which grow at a tre­ mendous rate and clog canals and other Inland waters. Jtut the fat, lasy animals just may be able to eat faaler than weeds can grow. The flood control district Kathleen Rayburn, Betsy Wil­ ticlpntlng In the celebration son, Debra Bcrrie, llohbi Ma­ with activities under general son and Deborah Ward. supervision o f a Community A ham dinner with linked tElir tkanfnrh Ijrralh bam, baked potato, corn on the cob. rolls, fruit punch and peach halves, will be availa­ ble from 5:30 until 8 p.m. Awarding o f rash prises Is scheduled for 7 pin. followed by a 45 minute fireworks display. After the fireworks tho North Orlnmlo Teen (NOT) Club will sponsor a dance un­ til midnight. At regular I n t e r v a l s throughout the afternoon fes­ tivities, auctions will bo spon­ sored by Iho Volunteer Firu Department and all roncessions stand* and food booths will la> open for business. Civic and social organiza­ tions of the village are pnr- By Doris Dean North Orlando’s annual July 4th Celebration Is sched­ uled to open Saturday at 1 p.m. in the village recreation center with a flag-raising Hospital Notes By Donna Extra Two more entries, Misses Linda Davis and Anita Faulk, were named today to repre­ sent the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department in the M in Flame o f Seminole County beauty context which lx being sponsored this weekend by the Longwood firemen a» part ol tlu-ir annual Fourth of July Fiesta. Linda ii the daughter of Mr. ami Mra. James Davii ■ o f 1022 (Jamilion Avenue in Iainguood and Anita ii the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. William L. Faulk of 1140 Hamilton Avenue, Longwood. Linda la IS years old, is S feet, 4 Inches tall and meaMires 35 24 37. She likes all kinds of water sport*. Anita is also IS years old, Is A feet, 6 inches tail and measures 35-24-3(3. Her (lob­ bies are dancing and cooking. Contestants will be judged in bathing suits at 7 p.m. Fri­ day and finals of the contest, with the girls in formal eve­ ning dresses, are to be held at 4:3(1 p.m. .Saturday. The Madison Square Garden lost Fiesta will be located at Rej. almost $200,000 on the Tuntcr'a Field just west of Long­ ncy-Henney heavyweight fight wood on SR 434. on Juno 6, 1928. r Film On Agenda For Foreyt City Association By Maryann Miles Project plan* for tlw next two-three year period were made Sunday by the West Lake Brantley Civic Associa­ tion st a meeting held on the group’ s beach front property with Mrs. Jcrl Rigsby, pres­ ident, pre-siding. Goals set Included i l l build­ ing of a pa v ill inn. picnic ta­ bles and barbecue pits with at least two of the pits to be completed this year; (2) to provide two signs showing complete area map* with one to be erected at each end of the Lake Brantley area; (3) to provide a beach attendant for Saturdays and Sundays who will be paid from profits of cold drink sales; (4) to plant shade trees on the beach property amt (5) to plan and sponsor more social events in the area. Newcomers interested in activities of the group arc asked lo cull Mrs. Rlgshy or Mrs. Fran Dane. The next meeting will 1* held on the beach at 5 p.m., July 29. Schedule For North Orlando Celebration Is Announced 8,300 • Attractive nice! cabinet require* only 26-inch width mu • Push-button control panel. . . 2 t-ctlinga e Cools up to 400 square fret of floor U M TAC4I • Adjustable grilles direct air flow • Tilt-down aUscl front NO MONEY DOWN. • ' “Charge It” RENDERED • Lowers humidity as it cool*...rem ove* gallons of water each day • Kit included for May insUllatfoa PHILCO ROOM AIR CONDITIONER EM EN DED PA RIB WARRANTY EXCLUSIVELY BY L A L DISTRIBUTORS, IN C . TAMPA, FLORIDA L A L DISTRIBUTORS, IN C, WARRANTS ta the original purchaser, upon (hr conditions hrrci* eet forth, that the Air Conditioner Identified on this certificate Is free of defects In material and workmanahfp under normal household use and service, I, A 1. DISTRIBUTORS, INIV* obligation tinder this warranty shall be limited lo repairing or, at our option, lo exchanging, any part of said Air Con­ ditioner that In the Judgment of L A L DISTRIBUTORS, INC. shows evidences of defect; provided that aald part shall be returned to L A L DISTRIBUTORS, INC. throuh its dealer organization (F.O.B. I. A L OfuTUIIIHTfHm IVI' » n h l.._ fljtw e e _ r .» « i A ^ f nf nilreti.se where your dollar buys MILES more *ee«erw»r etto vio row 1st fir French Sanford, Fla. EVERY DAY TILL , TUWWf* * Fridays TUI • Ph. 322-0244 J �Pape 4— July 1, 1964 fffrr Vntfurl Errall By Robert B. Thomas, Jr. 222-iTM Ur. to d Mr*. II. L. Douglas announce the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Dr. Sylvester Barrington June 1. Dr. and Mra, Barrington are honor graduates of Cruoina High School. We feature B eef is money Swift’s Tru-Tender guaranteed cheerfully to be Beef. Tender A ll and Top Tip well Supermarket flavored or your refunded. S W IF T ’S T R U -T E N D E R W STEA K S FR ESH 1 0 0 % P U R E • PORTERHOUSE • T-BO N E • CU BE • SIR LO IN LB. • Boneless Full Cut ROUND MRS. BARRINGTON U n . Barrington waa gradu­ ated from Paine College of Sgt. Hcrrrace Bullard of Cali­ Augusta, Ga. in June. In addi­ tion to participating in many fornia was guest of hU broactivities, she reigned as thcr-in-law and slater Mr. "M iss Paine College*' for and Mrs. Itubcn Jones. Dr. Barrington, the son of Ur. and Mrs. Jessie Barring­ ton Jr., is a I960 honor gra­ duate of Fisk University. He received his degree from the Uedlcai College of Howard University, Washington, D. C., June 5, 1964. ills Internship will commence July t at the Naval Hospital In Saint Al­ bans, Now York. The newlyweds are residing at IK Hall Street, Willighloy Wall Apt. 1407, Brooklyn, New York. Elisabeth Allen, W i l l i e Brown HI, Velma Hayea, George Douglas, Melvin Ab­ ney, Mrs. Viola Mattox and Uae Frances Hester are at­ tending Florida A and U Uni­ versity. A. C. Hill was in town for a few days. Hill is ■ 1931 gra­ duate of CHS. He now resides in Philadelphia, Penn. Gloria Smith of Dsnia was weekend guest of Pesrlle G. Hester. They are attending the summer seuion at Florida Memorial College. Mrs. Mary Whitehurst and daughters, Marshs and N'clwyn departed for Rochester to visit her daughters. Mrs. Whitehurst will attend Peter Wilbousky Master Class in Choral Directing tn New York City for two weeks. She and Marsha will attend the world's Fair. Nelwyn will remain In Rochester where site will at­ tend school in the fall. Mrs. Elizabeth Bullard, m o­ ther of Sgt. Horace Bullard and Mra. Corine Jones, is visit­ ing our city. Saturday night she was honored with a sur­ prise birthday party. Many Charles Gray, instructor af guests were in attendance. The Science at Crooms High honoree received many beauti­ School, Is enrolled in the ful gift* Science Institute at Florida Tlte ladies Association Club A and U University, had a surprise prayer and Fa­ Geraldine Davidson a n d ther’s Day party for one of Barbara Bacon, who arw 1904 Hiclrm ember's (Mrs. Ruthle graduates of CHS left Sunday M. Harris) husband, Randolph to attend Hampton Institute in Harris, who has been a shutHsmplon ,Va., for six weeks. in for some time. He was pre­ Miss Davidson will enroll in sented gifts and cash, and at Social Science and Miss Ba­ the same time had a short con in English. Iflimpton off­ prayer meeting after which ers this precollege course for refreshments were served. •tudeata entering college their Mrs. Francis Medlock Spen­ first year. These young lad­ les were awarded academic cer and family arc spending scholarships. Miss Davidson their vacation in Johnson, S. wlli attend Johnson C. Smith C. with her mother, Mrs. Phoe­ University and Miss Bacon be Andrews. will study at Paine College. • • • Mrs. Lucy Jones, Mrs. Fan­ Mra. Carletha* Merkorsoo re­ nie Fields, Mrs. Ella Beasley, cently visited the New York's Mrs. Sweetie Williams, Elaine World Fair. Mrs. Merkeraon Orumlty, Mrs. Dorothy Ad­ ams, Mrs. Linds Bradley, Mra. teaches In Wildwood. Vivian Walden, Mrs. Phoebe Mrs. Theresa Bowden has Robinson, and other county lunchroom workers recently completed a course In Founda­ tion* ami Quantity Cooking, is this emurrr ioi ht or which waa held at Washing­ TIIH NIVTII J i ll IIIS I. ('lit. ton Shores Elementary School Ct IT IV AMI KOIt ■UNISUl.li in Orlando. n i t i s r i , v t.iu ii it*. SUNN YLAND BONK IN BONRLESS LEAN TENDER Dr. Henry F. Gilmore D visiting professor at Florida A and M University. Dr. Gil­ more Is a former Instructor at Grooms High School. 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I‘s*»* Ti and Tl, Publlo Rvoorda of Bvtnlno]* county, Florida ha* bnn Iliad aaatnai vou la tha abovs atylad suit, aud you ars required to sarvv a aopy of your Anawar or othar Flaadlna In tba Complaint on Plain! Iff# attorn.ya, ANDKlt■ON, RUSH, UK AN * IX) W NDKH. I l l Kaat Cantral Rout*, vard, Orlando, Florida, and Vila Iba original Anatrar or otliar Flaadlna la tbt offlca of tha Clark af tha Clroult Court on •r bafora tba tTtb day o f July, 1141. If you fall ta do ao, a dacraa pro aonfaaao will ba takan aaalnat you for lb# ra. II af damandad la U>* Com­ plaint. Till* Malle* ahall b* publlahI f cnca a w»»k for four oonaatutlv* waaka la tba Hanford Ik y . COPELAND Pork & Beans 3 n<- 2 5 £ HUNI.ITK Y & t. Tomatoes 3 SIIUHFINE PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (FHTNC)— Marine Private Lawrence Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alleo Williams of 1212 West llth St., Sanford, was graduated June 21 from recruit training, at the Mar­ ine Corps Recruit Depot, Par­ ris island, S. C. The training included drill, bayonet training, physical fit­ ness, parades and ceremonies and other military subjects. Three weeks were spent on the rifle range firing the M-14 rifle aud wUttf infantry wea- 1 LB. CANS Limit 10 With IS Ordar PRICES GOOD T H R U SU N . NOO Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVE] TALL CANS Evap. M ilk »UKH l*VT. WILLIAMS 9EALD8WEBT - ^ Dog Food 1 2 CANS8 5 c J'MAh ipjwducn — 3- LARGE JUICY BRh LEMONS GOLDEN RIPE Hamid. DATED THIS llth day of luna. 1114. (>E AU Arthur It. Daokwttb, Jr. Clark af Ctrsult Court Uyt Martha T. Vtblau Daputy Clark Recruit training prepares Marine* tor further specialis­ ed training in a service actmol or with a unit of the Fleet Marine Fo-ce. He will report to Camp Lejcuna, N. C., for 2 Convenient Locations: 4th St & Bonford Ave, �f Holiday Special! \ A&P STORES WILL BE : CLOSED ALL DAY l SATURDAY, JU LY 4 th BE SURE TO HAVE ENOUGH BREAD, MILK. EGOS AND OTHER ITEMS ON HAND TO LAST THROUGH THE WEEK-END! Fresh Fla. 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(UP1) Why should ■ Justice o f tba peace, whoie main duty b marrying people at I I tad up, earn $100,000 a year ■the ■■me aalaiy paid to the pres­ ident of the United States} This was the question Clark County DlsL Atty. Edward G, Marshall asked himself. Tuesday, Marshall called a news conference, released a 51-page Investigative report on tha matter and said ha plana to do something shout Marshall called the situa­ tion " a travesty on justice and a shameful black mark on our court systems." He eald he felt the money should go Into the county’s treasury. The report indicated that the county’s four district Judges earn a combined year­ ly aalary of only $70,000-$30,000 short o f whit Marshall said Las Vegas Township Justice of tba Peaee Thomae Pursel made In 1M3. "Their salaries were only 170,000 whll# his was nearly $100,000," Marshall said. He pointed to the fact that Pursel has only been out of law school five years. Pursel had no Immediate comment to MarsbsU’a state­ ment. Marshal) said ha planned to present his report to the Clark County Commission Monday in an effort to get ■ aalary rule In effect before the next Justice of the peace takes of­ fice In January, 1M3, for a two-year term. He said candidates now aeck election to the post “ be­ cause It affords them a gold­ en, once-in-s-lifetlme oppor­ tunity to atrlka U rich qulck- IF la A T g o e r d ^ a W h o i c e tT T "FAMILY FAVORITE' li; 'JL lK tifta HUf E x c l u s i v e ] “Flavor-Aged" Reef, rich In protein, in tendered and flavored by nature • only! No foreign tenderlzeni or additives are used! Nature alone, pro­ BONELESS duces this hlgheat quality beef, and 11 la always certified by U. S. 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Jnly I TO P - ROUND “ SELECTED FOR TENDERNESS” PORTERHOUSE R V f t W STEAK-69 STEAK85 STEAK'79 BONELESS* * B EEF! SIEAK'85 STEAK 49 STEAK 79 STEAK 79 “ LUSCIOUS’ • "FLA V O R -A G ED ” mom SUNK"79' -TENDER *N JUICY” "MRS. SMITH’S" • Chocolate • Lm m • N to poll tin -BVERFRESH" J «OJ,OF 39* U. S. C H O IC E 7 Y rralS --------------------------------------------- 1 V, 9 ftanfnrfc |July 1, 1964 — Pnge 7 STEAK 85 -8 5 ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) I A governor'* committee began work during • n indefinite truce today to tolve bitter re* d a l issues that hare brought violence, more than 500 arreata and a special atate police force to the nation’! oldeit I city. Negro and white aegregatlonI Ut leaden announced a hall to demonstration! while the four-man, blraclal committee |wroatlea with the problem. Gov. Farria Bryant said In |Tallahaaiee Tuesday he had appointed the committee to "reeitabllih communications between the n c e a ” until a |permanent committee can be named by the St. Johoa Coun­ ty grand Jury, Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr. hailed the committee a< "a first important atep'* toward aoiutlon of racial pro blema. But ha warned that it "ahould not be coni trued aa a settlement or an end to the problem !." Hotitad Richard Manucy, a segregation leader, n id he did not agree with formation of the committee but eald hi* group would not demonatratc |during the truce. King, who waa arrested and releaaeid Tueaday on a charge o( contributing to the delin. queocy of minora by allowing them to participate In demon|strationi, said he thought two weeka would be “ a reasonI able tim e" for the committee |to get IU work done. "The etate will continue to asiure law enforcement, at |necessary, but 1 a otic Ip* It that little aaaurance, if any, will be needed," Bryant said. A apeclal 250-man atata police force waa aent her# by Bry­ ant after Negro marches aparked violence on the city'a |na-row atrecta. The integration drive began I here laat Eaater with aK-ina at aegregated reatauranta. Around 300 persons Including the mother of Massachusetts Gov. Endlcoff Peabody and a number of New England min­ ister* and college atudenta, I were arretted. The drive became more mili­ tant when King moved to mort |than a month ago, promliing 'a long, hot Bummer of ! demonstrations" unless the |city lowered racial barriers. Henry Wallace Visits Senate WASHINGTON (UPI 1 -F o r­ mer Vice President Henry A. Wallace, now 75 and white haired, paid a nostalgic visit to the Senate Tuesday, Join­ ing member* on the floor lor ■ brief session at bandshak* |tog and reminiscing. It was his first visit to the I Capitol since be stepped down from Use vice presidency and waa succeeded by Harry S. |Truman on Jan, BO, 1045. Wallace, now farming In I South Salem, (N . Y .,) briefly watched the proceedings with hla daughter, Mrs. Jean Douglas. The former vice president's grandson, Dave Douglas, 1* n Senate page. U. S. Planes Sent To Pakistan WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e United States is dispatching seven C 1J0 Hercules tram* porta to Pakistan to airlift more than two million pounds of food and auppllss to re­ mote areas of that nation be­ fore the annual monsoon *ca. ion b a g lu In about two weeka. The Pentagon eald Tueaday that the m illion waa In ra. iponia to a Pakistan govern­ ment request lor aid to ciaar up a backlog of supplies due to shortage of Pakistan air­ craft. Teen-Age Girls Try Holdup TORT WORTH (UPI) Mrs. Ruby T on y , 50, was worklog alone at a cafe Tues­ day when two toen-age glrla entered and aaktd for eome.thing that waa not on thn *TS take i one o f them, brandishing pistol. The girls took M l ai Clad oot th« hack door, r I' �I Rh> RattTnrH WrraTB P hkc 8— July 1, 1D64 A bout Sports Senkarik Hurls Perfect Game In LL Playoff TUt Thinking Hunt Grabs 1st Out Loud Series Contest By 3*0 Margin Shriners Top Elks In Junior Playoff, 6 To 4 By Julian Statist rom Dudley Tosses One-Hitter In 1st Series Tilt Bankers, Robb's Collect Wins In Softball League Th* qualifying speeds of USplus mile* per hour predicted Skip Senkarik wrote an­ The Florida State Bankers lor the Firecracker 400 on other chapter Tuesday night exploded for tour runs In tha July 4th hold no fear* tor Ned In hts already thrilling ath­ Jarrett, the NASCAR veteran letic career when he hurled seventh inning Tueiday night who won the Grand National the Little National League to break a 1-1 tie and whip tha driving championship in 1961. champion*, Hunt Llneoln-MerUSO’ere in a City'Recreation Ron Dudley, a former San­ ••The flrat time I quali­ cury, to a "p erfect" win over Department Men's Slo-Pllch fied at Daytona Intonation- the Navy, Little American ford Junior High School hurl­ Softball League encounter. • al Speedway," aald Jarrett, loop titleholders, by a score er, went the distance Tuesday ••I had a apeed of a little of 3 to 0. Don Hunter and Larry Hor­ night tor the Shrine and toss­ more than 144 mile* per Senkarik pitched a perfect ton, with the help of soma ed a one-hitter at the Elks in hour, and I thought that w i i ball game in the best two-outthe first game of a best twofine defensive play, found the ultimate. Now we are of-three-game aerlea to deter­ out-of-three-game series t o themselves in a pitchers’ duel qualifying In the IT#'*, and mine which club will wear determine the Junior League through the first six frames. aa far at I'm concerned, the city crown. championship tor 1964. Hunter hurled perfect ball the cara handle better and The youngater, who eloaed during the first four innings The final score was the feel aafer.” out the regular aoaaon with and over the distance he per­ Shriners 6, the Elks 4. The reaaonT a mound record o f 10 victormitted only one hit to USO. Dudley, on the hill tor the "W ell," aaya Jarrett, R'a lea and no setbacks, toiseil Meanwhile, Leroy Robb'a second half winners, allowed due to the improvement! In brilliant baseball and whiffed Construction came from be­ the one hit to Gary Maples. the cara and accessories. 16 of the IB batter* ha faced hind to grab a 19 to 13 win It sctuatly was a hard hit Everything la better, Including during the aix-lnning contest over Wilson Msier. Charlie ground ball which took a bad the drtvera. We had to Im­ — the regular number of Rose and Clyde Warren were hop and got past the Shrine's prove to handle auch speed* frames for Little I/-ague play. the plate stars tor Robb's and first sacker. and we did. We learned to In fact, Frcdla Turman Larry Hetman of Wilson MaiHowever, Dudley encoun­ make decisions faster and who akled out to center in the er, with two homers, and Art tered control problems which think further ahead. We aim AN EXPERT these days with n spinning outfit THE LIMIT of 20 bass was cau«ht on a top water plug by Harold Pate Natatlni, with a solo circuit plagued him throughout the ply used our past experience aecond Inning and Wayne is Cathy Casselberry who used money received Kinsey who grounded to first (left) and Walter Holmes while fishing for school bass on the St. Johns smash, were-standouts tor the contest. He issued no less to educate ourselves." for her sixth birthday last May to buy her rod Furnlturcmen. Uivcr enst of Sanford. (Herald Photo) than a dozen free passes. On Jarrett la one of 40 crack in the fourth Inning, were tho and reel. Since she hus landed four bnss (losing Hclmsn's pair of tour-bag­ the olher hand, though, he drtvera who'll go to Use post only two Sallora to oven hit the bitfKest one, unfortunately) while fishing o ff gers gave him the league’s was effective enough to fan In the Firecracker at 10 a. the ball at all. the dock at her home on Lake Tony in Cassel­ lead in the home department. The Cometa tallied once In 16. m. Saturday. He'll be driv­ berry. Cathy has become quite adept nt aiming Two games rained out Mon­ The Elks grabbed a quick ing a factory Ford aa a the flrat Inning and added a her casts and has no use for bottom fishing. day night will be played at a lead in the bottom half of the member of the Ford team pair o f Insurance marker! in (Herald Photo) later date. They were th* first frame when they pushed which teeluddea A. J. Foyt, the aecond fo r tha 3-0 tri­ McRsney-Longwood tilt and over (wo runs. But the Shrin­ double winner at Indiana- umph. the game between Chase and ers immediately knotted the Meanwhile, the C o m e t a polls, Freddie Lorensen and Kings wood. The next regular­ Bobby John* plus Junior were able to get only two count with a pair of their own ly scheduled league games in the top half of the second. Johnson and Marvin ranch. safeties from tho deliveries Jim Running (8 3), who They went into the lead when Jackson hurled the Cubs to Uy George G. Langford will be played Monday night. Jarrett, who won the Dixie of Navy moundsman, Scott UPI Sports Writer turned in a perfect game 10 they counted three timci in 1-0 victory over Cincinnati 400 In Atlanta, believes that Harris. The two binglea wore Tho host’s on Larry Jackson and the only Red who didn't days ago against the Met), the third and added another the Fonts are capable of back-to-back hit* by Senkarik avenging the eweep the Ply­ and liubha I’arka In the sec- and that makes things almost wilt under Jackson'a spell was limited the Houston Colts to in the fourth to close out their P6U> Rose, who singled clean­ five hits in hurling the Phil scoring. perfect. mouth! scored in the Daytona ond atanxa. Tho 33-ycar-old Chicago Cub ly into centerficld to open the •Oo during February. Meanwhile, Dudley held the lies to an 8-1 victory over Senkarik can now boast of ••We're running atrong," U>4 strikeout a in 71 Innings righthander currently has his seventh Inning. Jackson dis­ Ken Johnson (0-7). Elks scoreless, after that first United Preiu International atora was given e new, twoJohn Kennedy is a helmet* year contract Tuesday. Jarrett aald, "and I feel of Little League pitching this best jump on tho 30-vlctory patched the Iteds with only B5 Johnson, who lost a no-hit inning, until the last of the Kennedy, who has flirted we'll hang with those Ply­ aeason. Over that apan ho hat season which has been predict­ pitches in one hour and 40 effort to Cincinnati earlier sixth when they got another slinging, water cooler-kicking Results Tuesday mouth* to tha end. Richard walked only nine hitters, giv­ ed tor him every year alnce he minucs— tiie faitoil game of this season, was the victim pair of runs. That was all Irishman with red hair to with ■ .300 hatting averages No Games Scheduled Fatty, Paul Goldamitb *ud en up only 18 hit* and now broke into the major leagues the National League season— of three outfield errors by the but It was not enough. match his temper and a flare all season, celebrated Hodges’ STANDINGS those two Jlma, Paeahal and has three no-hlttera Including in 1D5S, but which he has to register his loth victory Colts In the first inning when 4 A crowd of some 150 fans for the dramatic home run. good news a few hours later Longwood against five defeats. Partue, won't bo easy to the perfect performance of never been able to achieve. Ask hla Manager Gil Hod- by slamming a three-run hom­ Altamonte Springs 4 (he Phillies scored five runs, saw the contest. The Elks "I'v e never been able lo beat, bat we'll be *boo Ung only one of them earned. John must counter with a win gca ond he’ll tell you the 23- er with ono out in the ninth Casselberry 2 laat night. help a ball club before May," at 'em ." Herrnstcln paced the Phila­ Thursday night or it's all year-old infieldt-r is one of inning and th* Senators trail­ Bear Luke 1 Tho aecond game In the admits the forthright hurler, The Dodge* and Mercury* delphia attack with three aln- over. Thursday's tilt la slated the reasons the pilot of th) ing the Detroit Tigers 5-3. Sunland 1 title aerie* vri!I he played at whose victory total ha* ranged will be high In contention, too, gles. tor 7:30 at Sanford's Memor­ ninth-place Washington Ren- The blow presented Hodges North Orlando 1 7:30 tonight In Fort Mellon from 13 to II the last eight and moat experts predict a The victory kept the Phil­ ial Stadium. Steve Leach is with a 6-5 victory and it was Games T on igh t--------dogfight among the four Park. Navy Coach Jack Mil- year*. "I'm a hot weather lies a half-game behind the likely to get tha hill assign­ Kennedy’s second gamu win­ Longwood -vi- Orlando, 6:30 wood will prohaldy atari An­ pitcher. Th« hotter the better. make* in tha 100 laps around paccsetting San Francisco ment for the Shriners while ning blast of the mnnlh. Altamonte -vs- Bear Lake, 8:00 the 2,5-mlle high banked oval. dy Rufus, a youngster with It make* me concentrate Giants, who blanked the New in all probability Gary Map­ Few players have made a a record of five wins and on* more." Two 50-mile qualifying race* York Met* 5-0. Milwaukee les will toll tor the Elks. more auspirious debut than The mercury was In the midwill be run Friday and time loss. C. I). Hitchcock, Ilunt'a lopped St. Louis 5-4 In the Score by innings: the scrappy Chicagoan, who coach, will probably give tho 50s Tuesday in Chicago and a trial* to determine pole posi Fishing liccnsrs are now be­ only other National League Shrine 023 010 0 - 6 7 2 delivered a roundlripper his mound assignment to Steve delighted Jackaon was even ing sold at numerous fish tlona will be run Thursday. game scheduled. Elks 200 002 0 - 4 1 5 first time at hat in the major Results Tuesday Night Hitchcock who sports a record hotter as he missed the Na­ camps in the Seminole Coun­ • « a WP — Dudley, LP — Akers St, Petersburg 6, Miami 3 leagues in September, 1062. tional League's second perfect of five wins and throe losses. If San Francisco 4D'ers fans ty area, sporting good* stores (Shrine leads series 1-0) The New York Yankees Daytona Beach 2, Tampa 0 had any doubts aa to George Another standing room only game within a today span by and at the Counly Courthouse. Former heavyweight champion trimmed the Baltimore Ori­ Lake land 2, Orlando 0 single pilch. Mira's ability to come through crowd la anticipated to willies* The toot 65 fees are 83 for Floyd Patterson feels he Is oles' American f-eaguc lend Ft. Lauderdalo at Sarasota, In « dutch they were dlapell the affair. statewide resident, $2.25 "in very good shape" for hi* to three games by sweeping ppd., rain Score hy innings: ed once and for all Saturday for a five-day, non-resident, bout this Sunday with Eddie n double-header from the Los 000 000 — 001 night when Mir* led the Eaat Navy $3.23 for a 14-day non-resi­ Machen, the fourth ranked Angeles 4-0 nnd 3-2 after the 120 000 — 320 to an upset IS to 15 victory Hunt dent, and $8 tor an annual L Pet. GB contender tor the heavyweight Orioles dropped a 3-1 verdict over tha Weet In the Coaches WP—Senkarik, LP—Harris. non-resident license. 26 .639 Baltimore crown. to the Minnesota Twins. fourth annual All • America (Hunt leads scries, 1-0) Residents using cane poles New York 42 28 .600 2 "1 have trained harder than FINAL STANDINGS Kansas City whipped Bos­ game. or olher fishing method* out­ Chicago 39 29 2174 3 maybe ever before," Patterson 6 Sunland P A IN T S CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) Mira acrambled to most ton 2-1 and Chicago drubbed side of home county must Minnesota 39 33 .327 ■ said, "and I am In very good Casselberry 4 GIVE YOUR HOME Glenn (Fireball) Roberts has valuable player honors In e Cleveland 12-3 In other AL have resident licenses. Li­ Boston 36 38 .486 11 shape. The best man will win, THE BRIGHT LOOK 4 Longwood taken a turn for the worse in hard • fought affair. The gamrs. Philadelphia topped censes are not required of Cleveland 33 37 .471 12 and if I do not beat Machen, Ph. 822-8648 8 Flear Lake his battle lo recover from former Hurricanes from the GD FcL Houston 8-1, Run Frnncisro W L residents to fish non-commcr- Los Angeles 35 41 .461 13 it will he became he 1* a bel­ Altamonte Twins 8 severe burns suffered in s University of Miami fired San Fran. 45 28 .610 heat N'cw York 5-0. Milwau­ clally with not more than Detroit 32 38 457 13 ter boxer than I am ." 5 North Oilando hi* "amoheball" 40 time* Philadelphia 43 27 .614 Vi May 24 raring mishap. kee clipped St. Lout* 5-4 and three cane poles in the county Washington 31 45 .408 17 Patterson arrived here from A spokesman al Charlotte 2 Lake Mary and hit the bullseye tl Pittsburgh 38 32 .543 5Vi Chicago shut out Cincinnati of his legal residence, except Kansas City 29 43 .392 18 his training camp on Monday Memorial Hospital reported Altam. Senators 1 time*. Ha also traveled 22 Cincinnati 38 84 .528 ovi Tuesday's Results and will put the finishing 1-0 in the only games sched­ Tuesday night that the 33- on fish-management areas. 2617 B. French yard* himself on the ground Chicago Result* Tueeday 33 34 .507 a Mlnesota 3 Baltimore 1 touches on his workouts today uled in the National League, year-old raring veteran's con­ and eat up the gama-wbining Milwaukee 36 37 .403 9 Playoff Kansas City 2 Boston 1 and Thursday. He plans to go TO for the Beat Sunland, 5, Altam. Twin* St. Louis 36 38 .486 OVi dition had changed "within New York 4 Los Angeles 0, 1st a few rounds with his sparr­ San Francisco fans who Los Angeles 34 38 .472 IQVi the list 48 hours from satis New York 3 Los Angeles 2, ing partners and then rest factory to fair." Remember have been aching tor a quart­ Houston 33 40 .467 11 Results Tuesday 2nd until the fight at Raasunda It's reported he has devel­ erback ever since the 4S’er* New York 22 54 .280 25Vi Florida Slate 5 ISO 1 th o se Washington 6 Detroit 3 Soccer Stadium Sunday even­ oped a mild case of pneumonia traded away Y. A. Title to the Tuesday's Results Fla. Slate 000 oot 4 -3 3 8 Chicago 12 Cleveland 8 ing. New York Giants just poss San Francisco 5 New York 0 and possibly had a blood in­ 000 010 O -t 1 7 Thursday's Games fection, common among burn USO tbly have found the man to Milwaukee 5 St. Louis 4 W P -D on Hunter <4 2„ L P - Cleveland at Detroit, night victims. He was running i fill the bill. The 49'era, once Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0 Larry Horton (0-6) Los Angeles at Baltimore, high fever and was being glv a consistent powerhouse In INTERNATIONAL Philadelphia • Houston 1 Robbs It Wilson Msler IS night en oxygen through a mask the NFL, have practically Tuesday's Results Only game* scheduled OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) Robbs 052 614 1—19 13 4 Kansas City at New York, twi­ around the clock. changed their entire sq u a d Rochester 4 Buffalo 8 Theraday's Games Molina, 138, San Jose, Calif., Wilson light end coaches, loo— numerous Syracuse 1 Toronto 0 St. Louis at Milwaukee outpointed Tony Perez, J38Vi, Meier 443 320 0 -1 5 to 13 Minnesota at Boston time* In an effort to gel back Richmond 7 Atlanta 1 Philadelphia al Los Angeles, Mexico (to). W P -E sri Evans (88), L F Only games scheduled on the winning aide o f the Jacksonville 4 Columbus 8 night Don Massle (6-8) led ge-. But they've consistent N O R T H HOLLYWOOD, Chicago at Cincinnati, night H Il-L arry Hrimnn, WM (2) of your vacation Tuesday'* Results ]y gone along with John BroCalif. (UPI) - Johnny New­ New York at Houston, night eighth and ninth of year Cntumhua 6 Asheville 2 tile at quarterback, man, 150, Los Angeles, out­ trip last summer? Pittsburgh at San Francisco Art Natalinl, WM, fourth of If Mira got* the chance he’ll Knoxville 5 Lynchburg 4 pointed Memo Lopes, 150, Tl NEWPORT, Ky. (UPI) year Results Tuesday do more to put the 49’crs back Birmingham 4 Macon 3 Perfect game pitcher Jim Juana, Mexico, (10). STANDINGS (Second Half) Panthers 22 Tigers 16 W h y N ot Enjoy A n Airat the top of the league than Charlotte 4 Chattanooga I Bunnlng will be honored i t a LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( U P I ) Klngswood .................................. 9 0 STANDINGS anyone else. Longwood ....... .. ............. 6 3 Chief* ............................. 4 0 ceremony preceding the Reds A1 Gonzales, 201V4, Mesa, Conditioned Car This Summer? Mcltancy .......................6 3 Panthers ........................ 4 1 Phillies game at Cincinnati'! Ariz., outpointed Lino Ren don, 182. Havana, Cuba, (10). KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Cool Comfort All Summer Long! Florida Stale 6 4 Yanks ............ - ............. 2 2 Crosley Field on July 20. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The Kansas City Athletics Hobbi „ * * #. m i M r e m i 8 4 T igen . , M # ** • •« i t i t i i . 8 3 have signed two players to The New York Meta have Chase . . . . . » . « . # • * * • * * • # 2 7 Rebels ............................ 1 3 Wo W1U Air Condition undisclosed bonus contracts picked up Frank Lary'a option Wilton Maler • • • • • * • • • * 2 8 Cubs ............................... 0 4 00 Moat Popular American WASHINGTON (U P I)-D e - They are Larry Elsasser, 21 from the Detroit Tigers de USO ................................. 1 9 Game* Today Cara. Prices Start spite the Washington Sens a first baseman from the spite Lary'a 0-3 record with Game* Wednesday Yanks vs Chiefs (Ft. Mellon AS LOW AS tors' lowly position in the University of Cincinnati, and the Meta and hla six-run* per INSTALLED No games scheduled Softbsli F ie ld -4 :30) American League, Manager left-handed pitcher Melvin game earned run average. • Price Doc* Not Include Salas Tat. Rebels v* Cubs (Ft. Mellon Git Hod c m got a vote of con- Gnibka, IT, a graduate of Lary bad been with the rhlmpanseea are aald to usa Little League Fie id-4 :5 0 ) (ldence from the club's own­ Bishop Ryan High School In MeU on a conditional basts. W E SER VICE & R E P A IR o large variety of call*, In ers Tuesday when hla con Buffalo. eluding a low-pitched "hoo" Occurrence* of albinism is tract was extended through A L L A U T O A I R C O N D ITIO N ER S FAMILY AFFAIR very rare among reptiles. of greeting. the 1066 aeason. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa _______________ • ________________ (NEA) - For tha Thiels of NEW YORK (UPI) - Hugh P*fla State, lacrosie literally McElhesny has signed bis is a family affair. Nick Thiel waa th* lacrosie P1TSBURGI1 (U PI) - Th* 1964 contract with the New ON 100 BRANDS University of Pittsburgh has York Giants. McElhenny, who coach at Pann State lor 22 1* the National Football Lea­ years before becoming an ad announced it* 10-game foot­ gue's No. 8 all-time yardage mlnlatratlv* assistant to tha ball schedule for 1065. The schedule 1st Sept. 18, gainer, will begin his llth athletic director. Now Ms IN C O R PO R ATED Oregon; 23, Oklahoma. Oct. 2, year in pro football and hi* aons, Glenn and David, are regular midfielders on the at Weil Virginia; 9, at Duke; aecond aa a Giant. • SER VICE D E P A R T M E N T A R C A D E PA C K A G E STORE Lion lacrosse team. 16, at Navy; 23, Miami of 3 0 8 E . F ir s t S t . O p en • Dajra A W e e k O P E N D A IL Y — • A . M. - f i l l P . M . The versatile youngsters Japan's aswins machine In­ Florida; 80, Syracuse. Nov. «, I » 0 B. FIRST SANFORD alto are members o f the W .’ P a rk M l 4 - B t l l P h . 322-1481 N ode Dame; JJ, at Southern dustry produces 1 J million WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS machines for export annually. Penn State wrestling squad. Cgjifwnia; 10, Fean State. Jackson Misses 'Perfect' Contest By Single Pitch .1 Kennedy Celebrates Hodges' New Pact Seminole Senior League 1964-65 Fishing Licenses Now Available American League Roberts Takes Turn For Worse Patterson Says He's Ready To Take On Machen Seminole Little League Florida Stale BRUISING National League Men's League International League Fight Results Southern League Pee Wee League A ’s Sign Pair To Bonus Pacts Hodges Given To G et Honors Pick Up Option New Contract McElhenny Signs Pitt Announces SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! Only thing our Quinine cures: Thirst. *2 6 5 “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison FA R R ELL’S / 4 P IE 2 t �J* * BIJf July 1, 1964 — Pnpf* 9 WatifnrH Rrntll Florida, Colombia Map Student Exchange Bubble Gum Champs Named In Longwood CHAMPIONS AND runners-up In the bubble gum contest nt Longwood Klementnry School include, seated from left, Putty Sylar, Lynn Ann Stevens and Lee Sylnr; buck, June Pugh, Murgaret Sylur und Jimmy Finch. (Herald Photo) Paradise Point Club Ends Season By Maryann Ml lea Members of the Paradis* Point Hobby Club met recent­ ly lit the home of Mia. Hobert Muplesden, 00/11 Hear Lake Rond, Bear Lake, for their last meeting until Sept. 10. Creative work of the members was on display. The Hobby Club was start­ ed In February, 1901, when a group of 'Si ladies attended a coffee given by Mrs. D. O. Brooks at her home honoring a new neighbor. The group so enjoyed the get-together that those attending decided to meet every two weeks. A f­ ter the strond meeting, and at the oigrestion of Sirs. Brooks, tilt Udies began work on various artistic and useful hobbies, j Regular meetings have been held since ricept during tho summer ■ otiths. Each third meeting numbers eat out, la­ ter visiting a place o f interest. The club hm no officers and all meetlri s are strictly In­ formal wi b the ladies ex­ changing leas, recipes and genera] hoi Flunking tips. Regular irmbcrs aro Mrs. Rrooks, Mr > W. R. Johnston, Mrs. Edwi rd Parrott, Mrs. Mnplesden, Mrs. Oliver Hshn, Mrs. A. P. Smith, Mrs. J. N. Patterson, Mrs. Glenn Collard, Mr*. Jerry! Pehlefen, Mr*. Fred Smith.(Mrs. Mnttie Hol­ ley, Mrs, lq I). Cosper and Mrs. Fred tlk-k. Eighty-five per cent o f the U.S. wine production cornea from L’nlifonfa. MRS. 1). O. HKOOKS, hustewd for tho original meeting o f tho Paradise Point Hobby Club in February, 1961, ban found painting to be n most interest ing work, Ins true tor for the club bus been Mrs, Knth Smith, retired art teacher. Mrs. Brooks is shown here with her paintings of hibiscus blooms. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice l. \ TJIK Cl I l f I IT 11)1 HT. -s i x t h j t i l t n s I, riiiii it. ix am i run « i :u i x i i t . H r i i r x T V . k i .(l i m i t . I t c n t x i K iti sin. i it in at: i t t o u r ir .T t i t m : JOHN T VS UN Plaintiff VS. G l /O W I K UPTON, st *t. Defendant# X l l T I f K OP at IT T il l GEORGE UPTON, an t If m. irrlscl ---- UPTON, lilt known wife, If nil**. »rut If ds.nl, his or her unknown lislr*. -Isvlssss,’ Isira'scs ,ut.| grant***. Amt sit person* amt parties clalmlnir Interest by, through, under or asatpsl any of tht a b uts known or unknown p.ir. tls* and ALL, PERSONS I I W . 1N«I lilt C1-A1MLNO ANY INTIDIEST IN T H E FOLLOW IM l DEHi'HUIED LAND: lira In 495 f»--t North o f tht Southwest corner of SE44 of of HI-:1* . of Se.-Mon 10 Township 51 Smith llang * I t Hast, run tlimca 2-10 t«*l Last. 1*5 (cet North loo feot W r it. 105 feet South of point of h*. Klunlng, containing t/4 acre, mnr# or les*. T h * nature o f tht* autt I* to remove certain cloud* from and to quiet end confirm th* at-'-** deecrlhcd property. Tha name of Ih* Oourl In which ault ha* been lnstllutsd (a tb s Circuit Court for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole County. Florida. Th* abbreviated title of tin­ ea** Is JOHN TYSON. v*r*ue OKOftllB UPTON and ---------UPTON, hie unknown wtfe, a*I<] JOHN TYSON lieltta plain­ tif f and *ald GEORGE UPTON gnd - . ... UPTON, hla unknown Wife, bains defendant*. Th* dex-rlptIon of th* real properly Involved to »* set forlh herelnatwrvs. You and sault of you are hereby required to file your answer and other dsfsnslt* pleading with Ih* (Tterk of the above Court and aerve a copy (hereon upon title*. flsdrlwk a It-hltiBon. Attorney* for Plain­ tiff. 145 South Magnolia Street. Orlando, Florida, on or halo re (lie trd day of August, A. D, 1914. If you fall to do *0 a Decree I'm • tin/—— Min u» entered *g »ln *t you fur the relief demanded In th* Cotnpla int WITNESS. My haud a n t tha teal of eald C o urt at Sanfurd. getnlnola County, Florida, thte t*th day of Juna 19*4. (HEAL) Arthur It. Itachwilh. Jr, Clark of the Circuit Court, In and For Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, liy : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Edward A. Nasal of th* firm of GILES. H E DRICK A RKUINSON l i t South Magnolia Itreet Orlando. Florida Attorneys for i'lalntlff Publish July l, I. II, It, t»M C U ll-i News 0( Area Service Men Army Pvt. Joim A. ReitU-r, son uf Mr, and Mrs. C. N. Heittcr, 1202 flurida Ave., AlLi moil ta Bpriiif*, lias been as­ signed lo the|602nd Artillery at Fort Wuiffgrighl, Alaska. Heittcr, a military policextyrii K m* s a l e tjtc Arm Arm;y lit lie man, cttUDied -iod tie NOTICE IS IIEttEUY U t V - comber lPI'i/1 and completed Legal Notice RN that on the 10th duy of July. 19(4 at 11:00 A. 51. at the Weal door of the Court House o f Seminole Counly, at Sanford, Florida. Ih* undertinned Clark will offer fur sals tha following described real property: feat ST. Oakland little, ac­ cording to the plat there­ of aa recorded In Plat Hook un­ 13. pare* (1 and (I. Public Records o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida together w-ith nit elructuree improvement *, fixture,, appli­ ance*. and appurtenances on -nld land or need In conjunc­ tion therewith. The aforeeald sale will he made pursuant lo a final de­ cree of foreclosure entered In Chancery Action No tS9XJ now pending tn the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of and f.»r Seminole County, Flor­ ida. DA TED lids 29th day of June. 19(1. (SEAL) Arthur It. Iterkwrlth, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk van den llerg A Hay Attorneys for I'lulntlff 115 East Church Street 140 First Federal Ilulldlng Orlando, Florid* Publish July 1, 19(4. CDH-I Ry Donna Fo»te» Approximately 35 children attending the summer recrention program at Longwood Elementary School participat­ ed in thr bubble gum blow­ ing contest which took place laet Friday, . All size* uf bubbles were blown from “ fisslcra” to big “ all over the face'1 bubbles. After three blow-offs, cham­ pions named in each age group were Jane Pugh, ID years and older; Margaret Sylnr, eight and nine years old mid her sister, Putty Sylar, five, six and seven years old. Runner-up winners were Jimmy F'inrh, 10 y.-urs and older; Lee Sylar, eight and nine years old and Lynn Ann Stevens, five, six amt seven year* old. Lynn Ann is s past champion from lust year in her age group. Special events scheduled during the remainder of tho program, which Is conducted each -Monday, Wednesday and F'riday from 8:30 until 11:30 a.m. at the tchool, are hobo stew and hobo contest, wntermelon cutting and eating con­ test, doll ami hobby show, twist and limbo contest, bi­ cycle rodeo, peanut taint, wiener roast and Junior Olym­ pics. Another special event, for which tho date will be an­ nounced, is a fishing contest to l>c held at the lake at Ly­ man High School. Arts and craft* are taught by Mrs. Nell Prut-ding, coun­ ty music teacher. All athletic activities are under direction o f Conches Walt Dzurui and Rodney Unibergcr of Lyman High. Youngsters skate at Skate City on Tuesdays and swim at Jamil OT-ukes Country Club in Casselberry on Thursday* between the hours of 9 and ll:<TO a.in. A minimum fee is charged for each activity and children must ariauge fur their own trnnaportation. First through sixth grade students in the area who have not yet registered for the program may do so at the school any Monday, Wednes­ day nr Friday morning. basic truinlng at Fort Jurkson, S.C. • » • Army PFC John W. Clark Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ ence Rruwti, Is a tank driver in Company 2nd linttiillon of the 33rd Armored near Kirch Gone In .Germany, He recently part ted In n week of annual training testa near Wildfleckcg, Germany. Hie ATT is a rotnplela assei-smfnt of a suit’s conibst rrsditu-ss under the most real­ istic ronditloiiH possible in peacetime. * * * Pvt. ncmnid L. Ileckey Jr., son of Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Hockey of 170J W. Second St., Itna Just completed an eight week lineman course at Legal Notice * n r i r is PubUr InIr RhIIrI r h Iiih l»r Warehouse* Plifl'R l#!r w la Ike r o a n e f the Twenty A itultUo »*!• Uy lu rllon will J u t s * . Srmlnnl* (’ M a t y , F l * i - bn held at 19:0(i *4 tn-« H* t tiriUy, ■•I*. I * ITnhel*. July 11, 1904 oont Ipu Ipr In rri (total* of until flfiUhed at (he W i r t * Fit ED P. STRANGE, tinuiv I'rBinlwt* t** Thciiti** Deceased. Movlnir A ht**r nit. 5:01 Surth To All I re*1 1 ore and Peresna lAHUrile hriiiford F|«r1dRi (« #*■»!“ llailax Claims wr llrmaad* Ipfy wirchouMmiti'i tl^n for Aaalael said Eetalei ehitrii*** on tb^ lots of llouoo* You and each of you are hnl«! tfoodn a* d* if r l h n l f« r tho hereby notified and re-pilred to b iR'lo%V ll m11 tl 11 W11tr * ’ present any claim* and demande Wllllr f;.»r»r I^.t So, <111 which you, or either of you of houprholtl Roods n-cy have against the aetat* of IhiVR Kd vu rii . lx>( No. FHKD P. PTRANGK, derraaed of ho Uphold rcnuI* late of eald County, to the 3d W IllUm* lot Vo. I t » l county Judge of Seminole of h uiiM* ho Id In County. Florida, at hla offlc* lUlph VarhroORti. Lot No. In the court house of aald I3SI Of hoU»«llOld r - u n t y at Sanford. Florid », W i n d * tturrlA loot No. 144 within al l calendar months o f hfiuatdioM Roodp from tit* lime of the first pnbIda Juna, I M No, l i f t of 1i-Bt|Af of - M b noflea Two V*>*1mm5«exI copies of rach claim or demand K. E, Duey. I*»t No. I l l Of shall be In writing, and shall h-iuaehuld g"->ds elate the place o f residence and Thom** King. N*. IIS Van poet office address of th* 1 . 1 n • a Shipment. No. Itclaimant, and ahall he aworn 1221, to by the claimant, hla agent, l>oe L>t n.Lo. household or attorney and accompanied good*. by a filing fee of one dollar At*o, varlou* and sundry and such claim or demand not lliffl| o f storage for •••»#» (•) ao filed ahall be void. other famtllea who have re­ J. D. STRANGE leased th- Ir atoragi Iota for Aa aseculor of Ih* I-asl sale. All Item* ut gwctloa— No reserve bid*— All sale* final— 55 til and Testament of Cash and carry at . . I * FRED P. STRANGE Sale conducted by l.ewt* C. Deceased Deli. Licensed Auctioneer, gTENMTROM. DAVIS Thome* t f o .i u g A Storage A MctNT- >HII ICI N. L.urel Attorneys for Executor Poet Offlc* lios lSle Sanford, Florida Mendell Davis, ytgr. Hanford. Florida 51771 Publish July L I. 15. 22, 19(1. Publish July L I, 1914. CDU-1 » CDU-1 COMET CERAMICS were chosen ns the hobby of Mrs. Glenn Collnrcl, member of the Pnrndlse Point Hobby Club. Here she displays attractive white pitcher decorated in trimmings of Fold. (Herald Photo) • * * Navy Ensign Thomas W. Bauman, Supply Corps, son o f Mrs. R. J. Bauman o f 4/12 Hrutt Ave. recently graduat­ ed from Naval Supply Offic­ ers School In Athens, Ga. * • e Charles K. Olllff, son of Mr*. Grace K. Olliff o f Oviodo was recently promoted U> lieutenant colonel whilt serv­ ing with Headquarter*, Fitm Logistical Command at Fort Bragg, N. C. Col. Olliff, signal officer of the command's Signal Sec. tion is a 1041 gradual* o f Ov­ iedo High School. II* attend­ ed Duke University and Flor­ ida Southern. Art Plugs Fitnesn HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Art Linklettcr is appearing In a film for President Johnson's physical fitness program. HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. Thursday! Friday! Saturday! Only! That’s all you pay to get ” NEW NYLON All-Weather"42" the Army Fouthenstcra Sig­ nal School in Fort Gordon, Ga. ileckey, who entered the Army last November, h«» been trained to construct and main­ tain open wire, lead covered cubic* and field communica­ tion wiles. * * * Roger C. Hodges, machin­ ist's mate fireman, f ’ HN, sou of Mr. and Mr*. Morris G. Hodges of .Sanford, is a crew member o f tha Navy attack transport UBS Chilton con­ ducting (mining operations In the Caribbean. The USS Chilton rarrlea eoinbnt-rcady Marines for sea assault landings. Stanton O. Dormlney, aasistant tax assessor o f Menilliole County has been ruminlesiuned u 2nd Ll. in Com­ pany It., o f tha 1241)1 Infantry of tlie Florida National Guard, following contmencnrm-nt exer­ cises at Ciuiip Blandliig Na­ tional Guard Officer* Candi­ date School. Dormlney, who lives at lbOl Forrest Drive in Sanford 1« a Jit.Ml graduate of the Univarsity uf Georgia where he earned a bachelor of science degree in engineering. He is a nu mber o f the Sanford-Seminole Jayrees, the Tax Assessor’s Assn, o f Flor­ ida and the International Assn, o f Assessing Officers. |study the administration of. TALLAHASSEE <UPI) — ida students. The spokesman said the Junior cotlegea and learn more! Florida and Colombia will Colombian educators want to about tho etste’e educational, work out a student and pro­ send people to Florida to |television program. fessor exchange program in the next few weeks, a spokes­ man for Secretary of State Tom Aduiua announced yes­ terday, Tito objectives o f tho pro* giant were generally agreed upon hi*t Week when a del­ egation of Colombian offic­ ials and educators • visited state and private) universi­ ties. The spokesman for Adam* who is attending a meeting of secretaries of states In New York, said the secretary would bring the matter to the State Cabinet Board of Education formally in Uie next week or two. IMMEDIATE DELIVE R Y-FA ST C R E D IT -E A S Y T E R M S ! Ho said Adams will ask the state to waive tuition at state universities for Colombian students. 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M V *3 d trade-in tin t J N R p iA t e I'icnic Jug With Pouring Spout » VnbrrakabU Q »4JL J Super-insutaWd and seated for yrara o f use. Aluminum handle, pita* lie pour spout, %Pla»tle Liner FoldingCampStool Sturdy, Portable! m f v Canvas sling* seat at* tached to natarel weed frame with Spring U s1 eloa foe l e u w wear. s e r v ic e s t o r e s O P E N FRT. N IT E S T IL L 9:00 Ph. 322-2821 �P»p« 10— July 1, 1064 Miss Asensio Weds i t Derryberry M iss Carlton Bride Of Mr. Smith Visa Oulda Ruth Carlton, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Edward Carlton of San­ ford, and Malcolm Woodfalk Smith Jr., ton of Mrs. Charles Stewart Brown and the late Malcolm Woodfalk Smith Sr. were united In holy matri­ mony on June 27 at 8 p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Churchh with the Rev, Leroy D. Sopper officiating In the sacred rites of the candlelight, doubut ring ceremony. Two seven branched candel­ abra itood at the rear of the altar rail with bouquets of white glads, pom pom mums,asters and greenery at the sides. Baskets and ‘ planters of greenery, glads, mums and asters were placed on the chancel rail. Aisle candles lined the center of the church and the family pews were marked with white satin streamers, g r e e n e r y and while glads. Mrs. Benjamin E. Wiggins, organist, presented "Prlcre” , "L et Us Ever Walk With Je­ sus" and "A Miniature" pre­ ceding the ceremony with Handel's "Sclplo” and "Occaalouai Overture" used as the processional and recessional respectively. Miss Patty Olenn Johnson, soprano, sang '0 Perfect Love" and "Ave Marla." The lovely bride, given In marriage by her father, was exqulsitaly gowned In formal bridal peau with re-embroid­ ered Alencon lace. The fitted bodice with a bateau neckline featured bracelet l e n g t h sleeves and the deep pleated bell skirt waa accented by a floating back Watteau panel, falling to a chapel length train. Her Imported Illusion veil was attached to a match­ ing forward headpiece of self petals embellished with Alen­ con lace. She wore wrist length kid gloves and carried an arm bridal bouquet of white rotas and phalaenopais orchids. Mist Sherry Lee attended the bride aa maid of honor god her formal gown was a iua silk organ* a over taffe­ ta featuring a fitted bodice with bateau neckline and el­ bow langth sleeves with a softly draped bell ikirt. iter headpiece waa a short aqua veil o f Illusion, alachrd to an organss rose and she carried • cascade bouquet of daisies and pom pom chrysanthe­ mums. Attending ae bridemaidt were Mias Linda Sue Williams, cousin of the bride, Miss JoAmi Zeigler, Mias Patricia Jenks, Tampa, sorority sis­ ter and Mbs Mary Kay Glrda, Albany, Ga., sorority sister, who were gowned Identically to the m ild of honor. The groom's best man was Clay H, Felts of Orlando, and ushers were Richard Smith, brother of the bridegroom, Doyle Carlton, counsln of the bride, Robert Williams and Paul Morgan. The bride’s mother was st­ ored in an elegant pink em­ broidered street length cotton sheath with pink accessories and a while phulacnopsis or­ chid corsage. The mother of the groom selected a chic street length rose chiffon with white ac­ cessories and a white phalaenopsls orchid corsage. Following the reception, an clahroatc reception was held at Holy Cross Parish House. Hie bride's table, covered with a while Madeira rlolh, wa« centered with the three tiered wedding cake lopped with a miniature bride ami MRS. MALCOLM WOODFALK SMITH, JR Miss Judith Asensio, daugh­ ter of Mrs. Gabriel Javier Asensio of this city, and the late Mr. Asensio, became the bride of William David Der­ ryberry, son of Sir. and Sir*. David Derryberry of Louis­ ville, Ky., on Saturday, June 27, at 4 p.m. at the United States Naval Air Station, San­ ford, with Chaplain Robert Deal performing the double ring ceremony. The chapel was a profusion of colorful Anthurlums, tro­ pical greens and palms, all down in from Hawaii for the wedding, Russell Matthews furnlslted tiic traditional wedding music. Given In marriage by her brother, Ashton Derby Aienski, the bride was beautiful, gowned In formal while bridal taffeta re-embroidered with Alcncon lace. The fitted bodice featured a sweetheart neck­ line with cap sleeves and tiny billions down Hie back to the taffeta how which scl off the flowing chapel train. Her fin­ gertip veil of silk illusion fell from a pillbox of bridal taffe­ ta accented with lace, match­ ing the gown. She carried a crescent-shaped bridal bou­ quet of white Vanda Culicleyaa orchids and white Van­ da Jcochirni orchids, flown groom and three point crystal candelabra. Fern and pom pom mumt centered t h e punch table, containing two crystal punch bowla and nuts and mints In crystal com­ potes. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. W, If. Stewart, Mrs. R. W. Kobcrg, Mrs. R. A. Tuttle, Mrs. Ted Williams, Mrs. W. J. Carlton, Mrs. J. D. Carlton, Mrs. Hugh Carl­ ton, Mrs. Paul Morgan. Mrs. II. B. Owens, Mrs. Marlon Roberts. Mr*. Howard Whclchol, Mrs. L. R. Johnson and Mrs. J. 11. Lee Jr. Floating hostesses were the Misses Ada Rupert, Sylvia Williams, Slicralynn Williams. Martha Johnson, La ume 11 Johnson, Uetlle Wiggins and Palsy Owens. The bride’s book was kept by Desta l>ee Horner and Merritt Phillips with Larry Williams furnishing soft piano background music. For her going away outfit, the bride chose a smart navy linen ensemble with white ■hell blouse, navy and while accessories ami she wore the orchid corsage from her bri­ dal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will re­ side at 0081k Raker Street in Tampa. Out of town wedding guests were Edward Rupert, Ada and Margaret Rupert, Montgom­ ery, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jcnks, Tampa and Mr. MORE . MORE MORE .. and Mrs. R. W. Koberg, Wil­ liam and Gay Kobcrg, Falli Church, Va., Also David Smith, Mrs. Charles Stuekle Sr., Mrs. C. A. Roxall, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Hcinmlllcr, Mrs. W. E. Rob­ inson, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown and Mrs. Clay Fe4ls all of Orlando. MISS GAY COLETTO wnn h RUOflt o f Major General anil Mrn, Willinm Cassidy at tho West P o i n t Military Hall yiven lit Fort IJolvolr, Virginia in honor o f the United States Military A c a d e m y, Class of 1905, June 17, The Kirschsteins 1964. Miss Coletto is a former student o f Sem­ inole High School and Return Following is presently residing with her parents in Eastern Vacation Alexandria, V i r g Inin. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Miss Coletto Is visitinR Klrschsleln have returned her Rrandporents, Mr. home to Sanford after a threeand Mrs. L. C. Simcrly week trip. o f Sanford. They flral went to Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D. C., where Mr. Kirschstein hud Ilia annual p h y s i c a l check-up, which turned out welt. They later visited N Inguru Fulls nnd Montreal, Canada, and apenl a weekend with friends In Albany, N.Y. and then on to visit hit cousin in Franklin Siplnre, L.I., Nev York and to see (he World’s Fair, Upon their return to Florida they toured Key West, Miami Heni-h and visited friend* in Hollywood, Florida. Luncheon Fetes Bridesmaids Ily Ladies Auxiliary O f Wekiwa Lodge T o Meet Tonight SHAMPOO AND SET »2-fio STYLED SHAPING FOU APPOINTMENT CALL 322*4013 Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave, H elen Snodgrass Johnny Echols, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Echols, cel­ ebrated his fifth birthday with a party at Hie hninc of hla parents last week. Guest* enjoying the fun nnd treats were Cynthia and Reggie Gaines, Hope and Mark Hatcher of Sanford, Edie and Melanie Small, Tina Neal, Judy and Gigl Grnndi, Margaret Mngcnhcimcr, Charles Couliette, llnicc ami Vivian Watson, Janice and Charlotte Carpenter, Hilly anil Russell Echols. Patsy The Iatdies Auxiliary of We­ txnig and Carolyn Watson. kiwa l-odge No. 87B will hold MISS SUSAN (SUNNY) SKINNER, right, waled, ami hur bridal attendthe regular monthly meeting ants wore honor Riiests of it lavish bridesmaids luncheon ul the Mayfair Wednesday, July 1 at 7:30 home o f Mrs. Roy G. Williams, who served as hostess. Seated wltn Sunny p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall is her mother, Mrs. A. L. Skinner, and standiiiR from the left are Mrs. on Magnolia Avenue. Williams and Mrs. Walter E. Neal, mother uf the Rroom, from Liberty, Routine business will be N. C. discuistd, and all members Bride • elect Sunny Skin­ prepared by Mrs. Williams. sre urged to be present to ner and her bridal attendants Miss Skinner was lovely in lend their support, as there were itonor guests of a lavish a pastel floral whipped cream will be no meeting In August. bridesmaids luncheon 1 u 11 print with a sweeping skirt, Friday at the fashionable Elfeaturing hand smocking at South Seminole lli.lt Avenue Mayfair home the waistline. o| tho Itoy G. Williams' with Enjoying the delightful lun­ Mr*. (RtibyJ Williams serv­ cheon with the hostess and ing as Die most capable host­ Mr*. June Goodwin of Her­ bride-elect were Mr*. A. L. ess. In Allamouto Skinner, mother of the bride- mit* Trail The reception rooms were Springs, has just returned elect; Mrs. Walter E. Neal, embellished with colorful flo­ mother of the groom, Mis* front a visit in Cleveland, ral arrangement* aynonoSue Neal and Miss Ann Neal, Ohio. Deckline, cap cleevca and a slim skirt accented with pert bowa at the waiit from which the Rowing train fell. Her ahort Ice blue veil waa at­ tached to a criss-cross beadpiece of peau de «oie. Her flowera, also from Hawaii, from Hawaii by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Stephan A. Derby. Stra. Jamea Pirotte attend­ ed the bride as matron of honor, and the was gowned in floor-length ice blue peau de sole, festurtng a scooped i \ 3K m y \ MRS. WILLIAM DAVID DERRYBERRY DeBary Personals fly Mrs. Adam Muller lent* Mr. and Mr*. Frank IMct-]c**r roninto of Cranio Vista will unt entertain Mrs. j Plutropinto’ s brother-in-law a»d alster, Mr. nnd Mr*. Anthcny I’ andellne of New York, nsd aon, David, who recently graduated from St. John's School in lirooklyn, N. Y. j j)r to gj| fla ,hi, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith o f Seminole Dr. celebrated Mrs Smith's birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. friends, June lit, at u special Drawn o f Alicante Dr. spent dinner parly. several days at Cape Cod, Mnas., where they visited Mr. nnd Mr*. Curtis E. with friends at NewmlnUter. Redman of Vohsla Dr., have Mrs. Rrown (I-nura) also us their house [ueita for tun went to the Mac Dowell Col­ days, Mr. 1tel mini’s alster ony In Peterboro, N il. and and brother-in-law, Mr. and visited the Howard Greens at Mrs. Henry (kuper ami chil­ their cottage In Charlotte, VL dren, Bridget and Bryan Kn route home they stop­ from Lmiisvilh, Ky. ped to visit Mr*. II. Eric Jew­ ett at her home in White William Ilt-n-ghun, Jr. will Plains, N.Y. for ten days, and spend his vacation in Bridge­ renewed old friendship* there. port, Conn., n ilin g his for­ mer school rhuns. He will de­ A cool dressing for cooked part with Ills grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. Albert Chuclio vegetable salad is made with finely chopped cucumber fold­ uf Dellury. ed Into sour cream tint hai Mr. nnd Mn. Myron Arcar- been pepped up with lemon dl o f Park Lane spent twu Juice and carraway seeds. weeks In Or.ote Park, N.Y. at tile home of Mrs. AccnrdiV parents, Mr, and Mrs. John VindetL BEAUTY SHOP They attended the Fair in Flushing, N.T. and alio saw Richard Ilurttn in "Hamlet." Newly Modernized and While In Oiune Turk they Re-Decorated. went to tho rices at Acqudact. All the children went along except sun, Uigur, who is still New Location in College. EVA BESS Mr. and lira. J. Ebetsch Oak and Commercial Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Open Wad. p-m. 4k FrL N iu fresher, Selection Of Sterling better milk? Silver CharmB C lnA w & A -diJia and GOSSARD Answer-Deb Paatla or long lei girdle now available Randall Electric Company SaMuJbt’A US Magnolia Avenue Phone S22-091S I . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring I Do you want a The Large*! (JOSS A1U) Sid VJhlen dtowsiA Personals sisters of the groom from Liberty, N. C.j Mrs. Paul U. Wells, sister of the brideelect, from Stamford, Conn.; Mr*. Pat Wilson, sister in law of the bride from Fro*lproof; Mrs. Walter Wiggins, cousin of the groom, Newton, N. C.; Mrs. Robert Jenkins and Mrs. Scott Bolin. down here and My "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offsra a complete electrical aervire, doe* good work, does It prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate Ha customers/* ry featured d o u b l e carnation leia, centered with a blue or­ chid cortege. The bridal attendant! were Mr*. Charle* James, Mrs. Jatnei Durbin, Mia* Sally William* and Hlaa Donna Derry be try, alater of the groom, and they were gowned identical to the matron of honor. Lt. Jamea Plrolte aerved the groom aa beat man and ushers were Lt. Robert Neil Templeton, Memphis, Tenn., Lt. Robert Martin and LL George Mallck, Oceana, Va., Lt. Jotm Sutor and Lt. (jg ) Norman Ciurcha, both of San­ ford. Little Ml** Kim Auitin of Jacksonville was Rower girl, wearing ice blue peau d« aoJe with matching velveteen bows and carrying a while atraw basket filled with whit* rose p i' il*. The b rio i'j mother chose a smart blue silk ensemble with matching acctasor^i und her corsage was white Cattelleya orchids. The groom's mother waa at­ tired in champagne beige laca with accessories in accord and her corsage waa of rosea and orchids. Following the wedding, a low ly reception waa held at the home of Mrs. Robert Trua In Lake Mary, which was dec­ orated In AnUiurlumi, tropi­ cal green* and palms. Assisting at the reception were Mr*. Frederick Wil­ liams, Mrs. Harold Green­ wood, Mrs. Donald Den suit, Mrs. Arthur Kelly, Sir*. Everett Dlx, Miss Vada Stoffer and Sliai Betsy Williams. • Floating hostesses w t r i Mr*. Craig Stoore, Mrs. Leroy SlacTavlth, and Mrs. Jamea Bashan. Mr. and Sira. Derryberry left immediately after the re­ ception for a wedding trip to Jamaica with the bride attir­ ed in a stunning yellow lines ensemble with matching ac­ cessories and wearing the or­ chid corsage from her bridal bouquet. The newlywed* will reside at 4375 Lexington Avenue is Jacksonville. Out of town guests attend­ ing the wedding were Sir. and Mrs, David Derryberry, Mias Kay Derryberry, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Robbins and Cathy Robbins, • 11 from Louisville, Ky.; Sir. and Stra. Harold Greenwood, Boynton Beach, and LL Cdr. and Stra. Glen Austin, Capt. and Mrs. Silas Johnson, Sihs Startha Burnside and Lt. Ronald Whcrtbon, all from Jackson­ ville. THINK GOODNESS! . . . It’s T . 6. L E E ! There's no mistaking the eslrn quality „ f T. G. Lee milk. It's evident In the richer, freeher flavor. Look far the T . G. Lee trade mark wlwn yon want the h eel PHONE 322-6633 FOR. HOME DELIVERY �Television WEDNESDAY !\ M. OTHr 9anTurB July I, 1064 — Paw 11 Mr r a il (D& joJi By Abigail Van Buren d J b J b y: • ;#* <:* heweenpe (I) News, thee Sports, (I) Ntwollnt By Judy Turner Phone 222-4135 Captain and Mr*. Robert Ware were honored with a farewell party Saturday night in the NAS ballroom. Hosts for the occasion were the sta­ tion officers. children: Kathryn ,9. Melissa, 8, Kelly, 6, John Jr.. 3. and Casey, 2. Lt. Cdr. Moloney la the maintenance officer ofVAH-ll'a Detachment 8. Jo's hobbies include paint­ ing, cooking, drag racing and interior decoration. She has Captain Ware was relieved been a NOW board represent­ Monday by Captain Chandler ative, oo the Thrift Shop board Swanson. He ia retiring from in Sanford and was on the the Navy and will make hli officers wives board in Kings, home with Mrs. Ware In Pen- villc for three years. As busy as she Is. Jo also sacola. A wooden and silver engrav­ finds time to participate in the ed Ice bucket waa presented many benefit shows for char­ to Captain and Mra. Ware by ities and hospitals and has Cdr. Stanley Stnnul on behalf done volunteer work for the MRS. STANLEY STANUL and Mra. Robert Lions clubs. of the station officers. Ware, tit the farewell tea Thursday for Mrs. The buffet dinner waa follow­ Other activities include Ware. ed by dancing and a presents- working as a model and fash­ tinn of a skit by several offi­ ion consultant, lab technician the husbands had been Invited. and Mra. P. N. Becton. Can­ cer* and their wivea. They and a reporter for the Kings­ Mrs. James Bell and Mra. asta player* were Mrs. Gary George Klett were hostesses. Morrow, Mra. Paul Criswell, were Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Clin­ ville Record. # * « ton D. MacDonald, Lt. Cdr. Mrs. Michael Durant waa Mrs. Jerry Henson and Mra. and Mra. Earl Unger, LL and Mrs. Henry Dement was given a baby gift for her James Greenwood. Mra. Dick Cooke waa also Mra. Clayton Matnele, Lt. (jg ) honored by the officers wive* youngest child and Mr*. W. A. and Mra.. John Williams, 1st of RVAH-3 at a farewell Craig waa a guest of the present. • • • Lt, and Mrs. Harry Gentry, "ranch style” luncheon held group. Hostess for a luncheon In Lt. and Mra. Elmer Haupt and at the Villa Nova. Those at the luncheon were Lt. Cdr. Ed Christiansen and Cdr. Dement, the executive Cdr. and Mrs. Taft, Lt. Cdr. honor of Mrs. Henry Dement Lt. (jg ) Bruce Biumrucker. officers of RVAH-3, is retiring sod Mrs. Pat O'Gsra. Lt. and and Mrs. C. J. Younghlade, The party also served as a from the Navy and thp family Mrs, John Barger, Lt. and was Mra. Craig Moore of the welcome aboard for Captain is going to Missouri where Mrs. Richard Barnes, Lt. Cdr. RVAH-3 officers wives club. and Mra. Swanson. Other they will run a farm. and Mrs. Bell, U . Cddr. and The luncheon was held at the m w members of the station The place cards were pic­ Mrs. Tom Conroy, Lt. Cdr. Moore home. Both the Youngbladet and officers welcomed were Lt. ture* of little calves and the and Mrs. Durant, Lt. (jg ) and f j f ) Richard Mmcarinl, Chap­ centerpiece of mum* and ear- Sir*. Russell Germain, U. Dement* hava left RVAH-3. lain MacDonald and CVO and nations featured a woven In and Mra. William Goodman, Cdr. Younghlade la the exe­ Mrs. Julian Eberhart. rope lariat, in keeping with Lt. (Jg) and Mra. Paul Haney. cutive officer of RVAH-9 and Cdr. Dement 1* retiring. Farewell gifts were present- the theme were several gag Lt. Cdr. and Mra. Kleu, Lt. Mra. Moore served daiqulr. ed by Cdr. Stanul to Lt. Cdr. gifts such as a black angua and Mra. Paul Murray, Lt. •nd Mrs. Clark Crain, Dr. piggy bank with pennies from and Mrs. Robert Recknor, Lt. lea from a crystal punch bowl Charles Morosini, Chaplain each of the squadron wives, a and Mrs. Joe Gilmore, Cdr. on the coffee table preceding the lunch of asparagus rou­ •nd Mra. Robert Deal, Lt. (Jg) bandana and an egg basket. and 31rs. V. Matula, Lt. and David O, Towner and Captain Mrs. George Kimmons, wife 31ra. Chuck McKenna, Lt. Cdr. lade, cherry tomatoes, potato (USMC) and Mra. Richard E. of the commanding officer of and 3tra, Alan Week*, Lt. and ttlcka and frozen Key lime Hslalip. the squadron, presented Mrs. Mrs. Edward Williams, M. pie. Mrs. Youghlade won high Station officer* wives were Dement with an engraved and Mra. O. F. Wilater, Lt. hostesses for a tea held in ailver howl. Mrs. Kimmons (Jg) and 3Ira. William Wim­ score at bridge following the the BOQ wardroom Thursday complimented Mrs. Dement berly and Lt. and Mrs. Paul luncheon. Others present were Mrs. Harry Bryant, Mra. Wil­ afternoon where Mrs. Ware and told the wive* that she Wlrcinan. liam Roae, Mrs. James Dirgreeted her Navy and civilian was an example of a good • • • otte, Mr*. William Maticzowfriends. Navy wife. Mrs. Fred Stipp Mrs. Richard Wright waa A yellow and white color was also honored with a fare­ the guest of honor at a din­ ski, Mra. James Goss and Mra. Floyd E. Hunt. •chcme waa carried out In the well gift. ner Friday at the Villa Nova, • • • yellow m u n i and white glad­ Among ihe 41 person* at­ held by the officers wive* of COMING EVENTS iolus centerpiece, white cloth tending the luncheon were VA11-7. Her husband. Lt. Cdr. Thursday, July 2 and yellow taper* which were guests o f Mrs. H. H. Ilrown, Wright, will leave VAH-7 in Staff officers wives coffee, on the acrvlng table. Coffee, Mrs. William Malinowski, July to go to ataff and com­ tea, punch and finger foods Mis* Margaret Dement, Mr*. mand school m Montgomery, 10 a. m. Home of Mr*. Wal­ lace Holton. were served. Members of tha Warren Hocltcr, Mrs. C. J. Alabama, at Maxwell AFU. RVAH-5 officers wivea cof­ atation officer* wive* took Ynungblado and Mrs. John Tlie Wrights have two child­ fee, to a. m. Home of Mra. turns pouring the beverages Draim. ren and have been In Sanford * • • Hostesses for the luncheon, for two yean . During that Robert Lovelace. RVAH-3 officers wives cof­ Naval Offlcier* Wive* Club which featured a choice of time Mrs. Wright haa been member*'will meet Thursday beef burgundy, chicken divan the squadron wives club re­ fee, 10 a. m. Afterburner. VAH-7 officers wives cof­ July 9, at the NAS ballroom or lobster newburg, were Mrs. presentative to tho NOW for their semi annual electiod William Rose, Mrs. Kiminon* board and served aa chairman fee, 10 a. m. Home of Mra. Dick Conn. and change of board coffee. and Mrs. Frank Uransom. of the election and change of Station officers wives lun­ • • • Hostetaea for the event are board coffee hosted by the cheon, 12 noon. BOQ ward­ the officers wives o f RVAH-3. Members of the Vigilante Peacemaker wives. room. They have chosen to use tha Navy Wives Club No. 211 will After dinner at the restaur­ Friday, July 3 national conventions and elec* hold the next meeting at the ant, the group went to the VAH-7 officers wives aplash tiona as a theme and will con­ conference room on July 13 home of Mra. Roy McClain for parly, 8 p. m. Home of Mrs. vert the ballroom Into a con­ at 7:30. Any Navy wife in­ card*. Those present were vention hall for the day. terested in attending the Mr*. Zeke Burns, Mr*. Rich Richard Wright. Candidate* for president are meeting of the national organ­ Martin, Mr*. At Campbell, Mra. William Yelinek, the in­ ization can call Mrs. Rhea Mra. B. B. Brown, Mr*. Geor­ cumbent, and Mrs. C. L. Fita- Cooper at 322-4611 or Mrs. ge Dresser, Mrs. Marsh Bitpatrick. Vice • presidential Bonita Who! ploy at 322-5073. tick, Mrs. Ed Foy and 31rs. nominees are Mrs. Martin Recent activities* of the club Dick Conn. Sheridan and Mr*. J. D. Molo­ include the presentation of • • • MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - A ney. silver ash trays ai farewell New officer* of the VAH- light plane crashed in the Mrs. Moloney was born In gifts to Captain and Mra. Ro­ enlisted mens wives club will ocean Just off this resort New Jersey and spent sum bert Ware and Chaplain and I n * installed at a luncheon at beach Monday night after its mere there, but lived most cf Mrs. Robert DeaJ, the club’* tho NAS ballroom on July 8. her life in St. Louis, Missouri sponsors. Mrs. Cooper and engine sputtered and conked The luncheon will begin at There Jo met her husband who Mrs. Alice Best made the pre­ 12:30 p. m. Tigcrette, officers out over motel row. Two men waa "the boy next door,” and sentations. to be installed Include Mr*. were killed. they were married in 1954 at A contest to Interest new Marvin Koozer, Mr*. William The two men who checked St. Louis. member* was net up which Crazl, Mrs. Kenneth Cook, Ihe plane out of a local avia­ The Moloneys have firs will run through the summer. Mrs. Lyle Sareoey and Mra. tion firm were identified as Club members divided into David Ferrier. r Manny Di PauU, Opalocka, teams and the losing team will • I B and Ronald Hawthorne, Mi­ CONSUII US I OR YOUH treat the winning one to din­ Mrs. A. F. Reno waa boaless ami, police said. ner at the end of the prescrib­ for the officers wive* of RV ed time. All 9 at their June bridge • • • which also served aa an oc­ Cdr Jesse Taft, commanding casion for presenting 3lrs. Officer of VA1M, took mem­ Dick Wing with a farewell bers of the VAH-l officers gift. SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) wues club and their husbands Mrs, Wing waa given a on a tour of the squadrons throw pillow with a "Hoot —• Communist guerrillas to spares and gave them a pre­ Owl" appliquvd on it. Re­ day shot down a U, S. Army sentation complete with films freshments at the bridge In­ turbo-Jat helicopter in tha showing Ihe squadroa'a plane* cluded a cake decorated in jtingled mountain* o f central SANFORD Viet Nam, killing two Amer­ at work. honor of Mr*. Wing. FLOWER SHOP wounding two The tour and talk followed Mrs. C. C. Smith took high icana and Coe. R. 1st * Sanford Ave. the officers wive* luncheon honors snd Mrs. Don Sullivan others, a U. S. military spok­ 122-1822 322-8152 at the NAS ballroom to which was second. Other players esman said. It waa the second fatal were Mrs. J F. Dunn, Mrs. C. J. Younghlade, Mrs. J. A. crash of a U. 8. Army heli­ dcGanahl, Mra. G. L. Atkin­ copter In South Viet Nam in son, Mrs. J. P. Smyth. Mra. aa many days and raised the James Bennett, Mr*. D. A. two day toll to six Americans Turner, Mrs. T. E. Qulllln, killed and two wounded. Florida Plane Crash Kills 2 2 Die As Reds Down Copter Need Extra Pieces of AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE We make a true-fruit Grapefruit, too. N ow . — special order arrangements— to add to or complete your Am eri­ can Touriiter L uggage— at <;ie (I) W«« • 4 aporla f i l l (I) Weaihrr Show « : l » (I) N r » » — VV.Itcr Cronklte ( t ) Huntley • Brinkley Tito ( ) ) Deputy (<) Olenn Breve* (1) Cdey.nn* Tile (3) The VlrKltiimi I*) chronicle StflO (h> Patty l>i*he Show <*> <:U. * Special *:3t> (S i Tlahlrnp I:lt> (it) Farmer'* D e u s h t r r • c i Keplonayo t ( l Beverly Hillbillies (SI lien Corey 3-10 (SI Dick Von Dyke Hhow Hceo C l Kleventh liner (S) Denny Keye ( a> Chtckmele 11 :ft* ( i i ( l ) Newe. Sportt Weather, (I) Newe — M u r p h y Mertln title (») Newe. (Wether, ilporte 11:28 (*» Theoter of tho 8tor* tl ;l o (II Johnny Cvrtnn (Color) (I) Movie DEAR ABBY: My very lovely sister-in-law is an art student, and she has just entered her broad brush syndrome. Her oils resemble an explosion in a paint fac­ tory. She is now doing a portrait of my wife, and we both agree (hat it is an at­ rocity. When it is finished, must I hang lt in the living room and suffer »n aesthetic jolt every time l set eyes on It? Or should I risk a family donnybrook and send lt to the attic, where it clearly belong*? APPALLED DEAR APPALLED: Prop (Jacoby 200 E. In i S t. T:0* 7:14 T:)t l'll Cl |3I (II It) (*) (3) (II C) 10) (3) (I) * l:fl(i (*) 4:34 (01 licne i* a hand from Edgar NORTH 1 Kaplan's "Winning Bridge *QJ4 Complete” that Illustrates V A Q 10 9 i ♦ J74 quite a few principles of bid­ + J9 ding and play. EA R T Let's consider the play in a W E R T A K 10987 novice game. Tin’ Jack of *413 *602 f K 75 spades ia played on Went‘a ♦ A 6 3 «K I 4)763 aix. East cover*, the Jack with 44 1 0 8 5 4 2 SOUTH (D) king and South with the ace. reptetn Xenaeros Cartoon# A A S2 South leads a diamond to­ Divorce C o u rt TJ3 ward dummy. West duck* and American llletory » Q 10053 KeercUe For Women the Jack forces East's king. *AXQ Cerloone The ten clear* the apade suit, North and South vulnerablt Romper Boom but South continues about the S*v When South West North East Newe— Mike Wettere 1♦ Psta I T 1* buitnes* of aetting up his own NBC New* IN.T. rasa 3 N.T, Pa** diamond*. Rponlrh 3N.T. Pass Pass Paaa Word for Word West gets the lead with the Opening lead— A 6. Den-mher Itrlde ace and plays a heart, if I 1-nve Lury Concentration South tineesea he will be seti the ace and winds up with ITIre le Right two tricks, but South counts two spade*, one heart, three The McCoy. nine tricks and goes up with |diamonds and three clubs. Mlrolna l.lnke 8 ( m On Hunehlne Alm inas drove. F ir m Report Floriae HUtory 8unr1e* Semester Today— Hush Down* Film Footuroo Form Hkt. Itoperl Mickle Krone To J i l ­ Loicei Now*. W e i ­ ther 0:00 (*) ( I) (It 0:14 ( I ) (I) 14.44 (1) (I) 14:14 (3) (0) 10:10 (3) (0) (() 11:00 (3) ( t) (f) 11:30 (1) <*) The Object le (« ) Pole 4 Uledye U)q THURSDAY I*. M. DEAR ABBY: When my husband and 1 give a party, our invitations are “ USVP,” which everyone knows re­ quires an answer. We have about six or seven couples with whom we are quite friendly. Some of them as­ sume that Just because we By Oswald Jacoby dUqhtbghJtA 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS. CBS News. "The Summer Ahead." Valuable hour liecausc it isn't Just mother rehash. It ex­ amines the areas of potential greatest conflict and tries to determine Just what sort of problems will confront (lie civil rights movement or will be caused by it in the months ahead. Tlte critical areas in today's news are covered and there are informative inter­ view! with such interested participants as Rev. Martin Luther King, James Farmer, Roy Wilkins, Sen. James O. Esstland (MLsa.) and Gov. l'aiil D. Johnson (Miss.). 7:30-9 p. it). NBC. Virginian ‘ The Fatal Journey" (color) (rerun) If you can name one TV western series which has­ n't used a variation of till* plot, you’re obviously pulling in a strange channel. In (his one, the Virginian (James Drury) is out to get a murd­ erer who belongs to a gang of outlaws. How does lie do it, you ask? He pretends hu'a a member of the gang. If you can take this plot one more lime, it's reasonably well done. 9-9:30 p. m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. At least two good bellylaugh* in this one Garnering the lop laughs i* Granny (Irene Ryan) in hilar­ ious contrast to a wealthy so­ cialite and her debutante daughter (Doris Packer and JoAnna Baines) whom the dam pen* have mistakenly taken under thrir wing as a charity case. In turn, the so­ cialites (eel obligated to try hillbilly customs because they’ve been led to believe the Clamprtt* are the social leaden of their community. Funniest scene is where Gran­ ny tries to give the two tnobi an old-fashioned bath. West might have aet the hand by playing eecond hand high on the first diamond lead snd setting up hi* part­ ner's spade suite white East •till held Ihe king of diamonds but declarer still could have made U » hand by two differonl lines of play. One way would have been to let East's king hold the first spade trick. The other Is to go right after heart* ant wind up with two spades, four hearts’ and three clubs. Could Eait have aet the hand by playing the ten of spades at trick one? Could South have made the hand against any defense? See to­ morrow's article for the an­ swer. Jh e (donum ByRuthMiiiett 11:40 (1) Tour Ftrel Impree*. Inn A professor of nuclear and (4) tone of I.lfe environmental medicine Is 101 Xevrn Keye 11:10 (1) Truth or Conieconcerned because Ihe Ameri­ qurnree (t) I'm her Kn. « « Beet can home, from Ihe standpoint (4) Search for Tomorrow of noise, is becoming a minia­ 11:11 44) (luldlns I.lyht ture boiler factory. 1:00 (1) New* (01 Drill* Ford To offset the bad effects of (II The Open Window noise, the professor suggest* 1:14 C l Focuo 1:10 (31 People Are Funny that at least once a day the III New*— Dov* Fen­ homemaker take a lU-mlnule nell (5) As The World Turn* "quiet break.” 1(4! |0) Cerloone It read like such a fine 3:0* (3) l.efe Moke A Deo! (f) Ann Hutheru idea, 1 thought I'd give at a (1) Poeeword try. 1 waited until the wash1:3* (3) The Doctor* dryer was through with iti (•I Poy In Court («l Art Unkletler last load, the garbage disposal t ill (01 New*— Lie* How­ unit had disposed, the dish­ ard — washer had swooshed through its last rinse and was down to a quiet hum. I ehul off the air conditioner to gel rid of the fan'* buzz, opened Uie windows to a na­ tural breeze, looked at the clock and stretched out on the •ofa for that 10-minute "quiet break." And what happened in that ten minutes? The iolepitone rang, a doorto-door aa teaman pounded on the front door when the bell wasn’t answered, tirci scream­ ed m two ears,-round • cor- T V Tim e Previews nor from opposite directions, burned rubber In an effort to avoid a head-on collision. The to minutes wasn’t even up, but 1 was, for having deckled that for a suburban housewife In try and take a quiet break is more nervewracking than just shutting her mind to tho noise around her and going on about ber l>u»Ilies*. Actually, most of the house­ hold noises that sound experts worry about being harmful don’t bother a housewife much, because she'* wall a* ware that moat of them are ''either-or” found effecti. Either she puts up with the constant hum of the air con­ ditioner or the tuffera from heat; she listen* to the clothe* washer or she goes back to the washboard, she tolerate* the noisy dishwash­ er or she tlands over the sink. With such unappetizing al­ ternative* — what housewife wouldn’t choose to live in a m inia lure boQer factory? are so d o te (hey need not respond. We are just sup­ posed to ' know” that they will be there. Abby, I am so tired of having to call up a half dozen invited guests the night of my party to find out whether they are coming or not. We had the the same problem when our daughter waa married last summer. About a dozen e i our relatives felt so "close” that they didn't think it waa necessary to let u* know that they were coming. Please state in your column the legitimate reasons one may use for ignoring an "R VSP.". BEADY TO SCREAM DEAR READY: As fare as I know, there ia NO "legitimate'' reason to ign­ ore an RSVP. Even in ill­ ness, one can alwaya hava a telephone rail made, ex­ pressing regrets. * • 4 DEAR READY: Aa far years ago, when our teen­ age son was unable to find summer work we let him painl our house rather than contracting the job to regt> tar painters. We made errangementa with a neigh­ borhood paint store not only to supply the materials but also to provide Mm with In­ structions anti periodic inspectators snd corrections. The results were amazing! In addition to spending a usesummer our son earned money, and hia paint job waa firat-claaa. So this ia our suggestion for keeping a teen-ager busy and happy during summer vacation. HOUSTON PARENTS • • • Problems? Write to ABBY, Box 80700, Laa Angeles, Calif., 00009. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 68700. Los Angelas, Calif., 00069 for Abby'a book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS8IONS." TV RENTAL • Salta • Service Seminole T V FA 2-4916 Zenith Color TV Bal*« >600 ttaafard Ava. Maimiti _y * , L m u 910 p. m ABC Ben Caaey, i* emotionally played by Jen­ "Ught Up The bark Corner." ny Maxwell. Joseph Campan(rerun) The script isn't much, ella and Phyllis Ixuc (not one LAST DAY but Bichard Uaschart ia more of the 87 named tu toe title) GEO. CHAKIRIS than impressive in his portray­ play the foster parent*. al of an Irish set captain who'd like to carry on a legalized relationship with hli nurac( Piper Laurie), 9:30-10 p. m. CBS. The Dick o p w iiie Van Dyke Show, (rerun). Thii By Helen Snodgrass one strains for laughs after A day camp for children a rousing first five minutes, STARTS nine through 12 years old Writer Hob Pelrie (t)lek Van TII.MTH A THI'HSliAY TIIU RH. Dyke I feuds with TV produc­ will be sponsored the week Carli n i 4 l-aes Kite* er Mel Cooley (Richard Dea­ of July 13-17 by the educa­ BEDTIME STORY ns* n ina* con) who Dipt his wig wnen tional department of Barnett * f » U MB B W A N A ” MARLON BRANDO Rob pulls a girl out of Ihe Mrinorlnl Methodist Church Huh — Anil* K h l n * chorus to give her a solo SltlKLBY JONES 1‘ lue At HUM of Enterprise. dance spot, live girl falls In “JM IIIM * Advance registration, plus love with Holt and refutes In A Ulrklaeea OPEN 1:M tie discouraged hy hit snubs, a minimum fee to buy sup­ l JO m , MON, ■ Bath la Ceiar inn) (NT m i. so Rob also has wife Laura plies and Insurance for the (Mary Tyler Moore) to con­ group, should be complrtcd tend with. Playing the fetch­ before next Monday, July 6, LAST DAY WALT DISNEY'S ing femme fatale 1* Cheryl hy contacting Mra. Forrest "3 LIVES OP THOHAH1NA" lloldridge. Nutt, director, nr Rev. Wight minister, at ibe 10- 11 p. m. CBS. The Dan­Kirtley, ny Kaye Show. Not the beat church office. STARTS TOMORROW *•«******’*■**•***•*, of (lie Kaye show*, but cer­ tainly worthwhile, particularly STETSON SPEAKER a clever aliening sketch con­ NAMED cerning Danny's effort* to The Rev. James A. Sawyer, fete newlyweds at an Informal pastor of the First Baptist drive-in restaurant. G w e n SHOWS AT Church, Cocoa, since 17*40, Verdun helps Danny in both will be the harrulnurrute 1:00 - 3:30 sketches and, prior to the 8:30 • 7:30 speaker for Stetson Unlverfirst one, socks a solid duel aity'a DeLand campus gradu­ 9:00 with Dancy, "What ia a Wo­ ating elate. man?" A medieval fantasy Baccalaureate errvicra will skelrh later ia Just so-so, hut be held Sunday, May .71, at Kaye makes up for i( in a 8:30 p. m. In the DeLand rousing finish with the Cling- Firet Baptiit Church. Com­ er Slater* and the Johnny mencement exercises will be CHILDREN Me STUDENTS BOc ADULTS 80a Mann Singers. on June 1 at 10 a. m. t oi l p m. NBC. Eleventh Hour. “ 87 Different Kinds nl Love." (rerun) Give this aeriei credit, when it casta an unfit mother, it casts the kind of unfit mother who's worth looking at. In this episode the delinquent parent, w h o s e ■ W itt/ C A F E T e R | A s daughter ia removed from her NOW custody, Is Diana D on, The child, old beyond her years, SERVING Church Plans Day Camp BBS r LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Prices Are Tailored Your Tim*. Needs And Budgrt . . . Tel. 322-0906 Open H A. H .— 12 Midnight i * husband apparently feels that his mother eagerly an­ ticipate* a Mother's Day gift, and would avoid disap­ pointing her—ever though he disapprove* of the Idea generally. If you think he i« discriminating, and it bugs you, tell himt Or would you rsthcr just go on ' ’boding''7 • • • THURSDAY A. M. e nd •: 18 *:J# 1:10 Free Prompt Delivery Sanford * DEAR ARHY: What do you think of a husband who worries himself half • tick over what to buy his mother for Mother’s Day, and then turns around and says to hi* wife. ‘ ‘ Don’t buy me any­ thing for Father's Day be­ cause I am not buying you anything for Slother'a day.” . BOILING OVER DEAR ROILING: Your On He It A ItollIn . . . or Case 'jaMsdi'A it up somewhere downstair* for a reasonable length of time, then banish it to tho attic. If the artist complains, toll her you couldn’ t hear to hang your wife In the living room. /DdtctooaFood CowfcouaSwiitt Come dm* with us. Enjoy crlip. appetizing UladS.., tasty pice, takes and creams., .tender, delicious prime meats and garden Ireeti vegetable*. . . served In truly pleasant surroundings. And remember, Thursday night (Is "temity night" with tree deseert* lor ell...an d , Saturday night le ‘ steak night" when you get a big V, lb. T Done steak cooked le yow eider far only ton# doner. la tha Seminole Plum ON V . B. 11-91 SOUTH 04 ^ ‘luncheon; H A M . - 3:15 P. M. Dinner; 4:30 • 8.00 P. M. I'J Trade Winds Cafeterias glaa UcaUd la Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa, Melhoarwe A F t Fierce. W o P r o v i d e T h e F i n e s t CT«*t#*r t S* rv » i » * • »*t» *i i �< VS* faatm f IrrtH Pnge 12— July 1, 1064 'Cross Of Gold' Speech Won Nomination WASHINGTON (U PI) Oratory at political conven­ tion* usually la dreary stuff, but In 1IM William Jennings Bryan won the Democratic presidential nomination on the strength of one speech. He had not been considered a candidate until he stampe­ ded the convention with his "cross of gold" oration. Bry­ an favored the unlimited coin­ age of silver at a ratio at 15 to one of gold, and be would up his historic speech like this: "Having behind us the pro­ ducing masses o f this nation, supported by the commercial Interests and the tollers ev­ erywhere, we * will answer their demands for a gold standard by saying to them: You shall not press down up­ on the brow of labor this crown of thorns: You shall Dot crucify mankind upon a cross of g o ld !" . Slaty-three boys and girls have left for 4-H Camp McQuarrle for a week o f train­ ing and recreation. The theme * f camp Is "Civil Defense." Classes on recreation, wild­ life, swimming, foods, etc. Will be given while at eamp. The following boys and girls are attending camp: L i n d a Lukas, Margaret Mueller, Eleanor Hein, San­ dra Mlkler, Susan Mayer, Beth Taylor, Mary Burton, 8usan Dunn, Yvonne Stripling, Bamhi Chesser, Betty Baker, Char­ lene Baker, Becky Gowan, Brenda Odell, Joy Wilson, Evelyn Umataad, Marcia Bryant, Susan Wlrlck, Candy Ferrell, Margaret Ervin, Cindy Boy­ les, Terri Boyles, Janice Lornmler. C a t h y Cammack, Diane Marshall, Teresa Warren, Claudia Watkins, Marie WaU kins, Patty Johnson, Carmen Adriatlco, Gaylon Brandes, Mary Jane Mlkler, Wanda Miaon, Linda Isbell, Carolyn Drees, Marilyn Drees, Bonnie Gandy, 8herry Gandy, Linda Gandy, Kathy McCall, Diane Carver, Debbie Smith, Chris­ tine Williams, Debbie Deni­ kin, Cheryl Babbitt, Ilelh Bethea. Barbara Gowan, Susanna Thrasher, ltobln Enos, Fred Welch, David Mohn, Bill Hein, Kudy Mueller, Albert Puls, Eddie Pula, Bemle Braddy, Richard Odell, Greg Smith, Steven Lukas, Alfred Fox, George Brsdshaw, Hal Wil­ son, and John Miller. These boys and girls left will: tlirlr •gents. Mils MjVtle Wilson and Mr. Ernest C. Lundberg. Th" following adult lenders nr- also attending: Mrs. II tt. Wilson, Mrs. II. L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dlngmsn, Mrs Ruth Rslhea, and Mrs. Paul I.ukas. New York Clty’a Grant’ s Tomb wss built by popular subscription, with soms 00,000 citizens participating. i i U.S. G O V T INSPECTED QUICK FROZEN GRAOE 'A1 9 4 SHANK CUT * BUTT CUT SMOKED HAMS.................... l b 45< WHOLE SMOKED H\MS (U t.U L B S ) l b 43< 2460 P A R K A V E . STOCK UP EALRLYI CLOSED SATURDAY JULY 4th. • • 9 i S p ec ia l ! 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OR HARD TO HOLD 7-1-44 - - - - - - i BETTER HOMES & GARDENS THINK F I RS T OF FOOD FAIR FANCY GOLDEN RIPE EACH MORTON S FROZEN FANCY NEW CROP SWEET JUICY WESTERN OR EASTERN 1 MeiluMi k J Virginia Petroakl P . O. Boa 1114 Sanford i MERCHANTS GRIIN STAMPS • FOOD Phyllis Rngensteln PA >-Ui4 Lake Mary Nora N aerie T K 8-1514 g. Hemiaele MUdred Haney 888-5811 Mnry Getting* Bear Lake l a u l J 1ROTIII vnmrij | M , lF^OiO^Dl • (FtAi ItR) tO b N to PV toM U « JAR - CARNATIQM C O F F E E MATE - " J U ? 1* " 11-" S V I T 1 SPECIAL! SAVE 26* ■ I ■ *•«•* I • L IM IT -1 WITH 9.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER SIX PAK 12ozCANS LADY FAIR 8" FRESH A P P L E P IE % �t: Phil Newsom Shys^- . . Four-Laning Needed Now nrea than to "fight” the crowded conditions and traffic in the east const location. Then, too, it has been learned that many of the permanent workers who will he associated with the Nova project are beginning to nrrive in that area nnd are seeking residential areas away from the congestion in that section of the state. If SR 46 were four-laned Seminole County — especially the Geneva nrea —• could become n mccca for Novn employees and their families since the project would then be located on­ ly minutes from Seminole. It is the hope of The Herald that every effort will he made by our County Commissioners nnd appropri­ ate county departments to encour­ age the SRIJ to include this project on a high priority basis in the 196566 budget. While Seminole County officials were pleased to have three primary road projects included in the 196465 State Road Department Budget there was considerable disappoint­ ment nn the part of many in this ar­ ea that no provision was included for the four-laning of State Road 46 from Mellonville in Sanford east to the ap­ proach to Osteen Bridge. There are many business, civic nnd government leaders in Seminole County who feel that the four-laning of SR 46 from Sanford to the cast coast would mean much to the econ­ omy of this nrea. For one example, It has become a generally known fact in East Central Florida that many of the workers on the vast moon port project would prefer to live in this section and com­ mute daily to the Novn construction "Anything Else I Can Do for You?" _* i i \ '"ii Berlin Strategy Shifts LTI Foreign N e«* Anal* si Quietly »ml without fanfare, both the United State* and the Soviet Union havj shifted strategies aa regard* Berlin and a divided Germany. On both sides, the hard lin* ha* been considerably softened, and the new Bonn govern­ ment of Weit German Chan­ cellor Ludwig Erhard has gone along with thr change despite the opposition from within his own party led by former Chan­ cellor Konrad Admauer. Ratio portions remain un­ changed. The Weal continue* to in­ sist on * policy of reunifica­ tion of Germany bated on free election* within Communiit East Germany, The Soviet Union continue* to hold out for * teparute peace treaty with the Com* muniit Katt German rone and a to-called "free" Berlin. But the Soviet position it a far cry from the threat* and ultimatum* agaln*t the Allied pretence in Berlin a* first voiced by Premier Khrushchev «' Bad News For Women? W hy? Well, for one thing, because men don’ t have bnbies. Now, there’s a stumper. Offhand, there doesn’t seem to he nny practi­ cal way for even the government, electronics or automation to change things. Blit don’t give up, girls. For you can bet that some committee or some genius is working on it. And these days you can never tell what may happen. Meanwhile, happy hunting for jobs, careers— and husbands. The women of America have re­ ceived some bad news. There nre too mnny men. THIS is had news for women? In a way, yes. For it makes it tougher for women to advance in the business and workaday world. (And despite what you see on television and in the movies, there IS some­ thing besides romance for men and women to think nhout occasionally.) There has been a lot of publicity lately about the growing acceptance of women in occupations once re­ garded ns for men only. Rut the U.S. Labor Department now says that nctunlly the girls are making only insignificant gains in such fields. In fact, say the labor experts, ma­ ny more men are going to he looking for work in professions long dominat­ ed by women— schootteachers, libra­ rians and social workers, for exam­ ple. And that isn’t nil. Private em­ ployers, the experts have discovered, seem to prefer men to women. * • • Results! Why. man, I have gotten a lot of results. I know several thou­ sand things that won’t work.— Thomas .* ’ dison. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Tom and Alex offer aome ihoeking data about current criminal trends in Ameri­ ca. Discuss theie ease* In Sunday School or at Scour Meeting!. For thievery ia a algn uf emotional Imma­ turity, juat like wearing diaper*. All aurh guilty folk* should actually be* forced to wear diaper* a* a' .public ..badge ..of ..their.. rhildl*hne*a! CASE T-400: Tom It., aged 38, waa n salesman who rode to the airport with ma re­ cently. He and another salesman named Atex, wera discussing •hoplifting. “ Why, I registered at a new motel just lust week," Tom begun. “ And urftcr 1 hud un­ packed, 1 decided to take a shower. "But when I entered the shower atull mid turned on the wuter, it didn’t epmy over me but just run down the wall. For the shower no*, al* was gone. "So I phoned th* manager. He suid he couldn't under­ stand how anything rould be wrong, for the motel hnd Just been opened a few days. "But when he came over to check on the ahower, he realised that torn* client hud uaed a monkey wrench nr Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mra. Julia llartos 838-1318 Bear Laka-Fore»l City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jana Casselberry 838-5046 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 383-3743 DeBary Mra. Adam Mu!' J 688-4410 Daltons Mra. Mildred Haney •SB-5631 Enterprise M in Helen ttnodgraas 868-1933 Page 1A Sanford, Florida Geneva Mrs. Jos. K. Mathlcux 348-4824 Lake Mary 91ra. Frances Waster 332-6211 Labs Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnsoa 322-4722 Long wood Mra. Donna Hates 838-3317 North Orlando 8lra. Doris Dean 322-1989 OaUca Mra. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo 9 !n . Evelyn Lundy 385-3810 Wednesday, July 1, 1964 W AtTxa *. iiiKUiw, icunoH * > u ci ki . i i u k u K IIX .V H V O L T O t.I.M S . l l r r a l a i l u D . JULIAN L. at o » m o w Associate Editor IIAUUY I. JOHNSON U sn sfln * Editor ML V HEN KILLLIIltLW Ttlscrstih lMltur U ollls WILLIAMS Svclstp Editor lit ITT IK 4 I'll II.N city Editor JUDY WELL* O a n tr Editor Hama Osllvsry lla Mi h i i i MILL %IXl'KXT i ’botograpbar HOT UHUK* Advtrllslaa Mansgsr MOV PIATT Ailvartlilnx Manager MAiiuitn*r u . iT A r L t n o k (l«n<ral C la s s i fi e d J liil. lU re cto r sU lltlN S k A a Busins** M snsstr CHID WELL! Mtehinleal Supt •uii*cMirriu.N is a t m * My Hall •Sialaala Caaaly |IOt | T«sr i •« I Months W ith i,r a cra l S ia t f 1 H t HontbS Lyle C. Wilson Says: Trouble Seen In Virginia Bruce Thought For Today Acnin I saw that under the the sun the race is not to the swift, nor bread to the wise, nor riches to the intelligent, nor favor to the men of skill; hut time and chance happen to them all.— Feel, 9:11. All Otbaa I l l i l I Tsar ITS I Months 100 I Months 1-M 1 Month l.Ot | Most* V. a. Postil Regulations protide that all mail subscriptions he paid la sdvaacs. Eatsrsd as second class matter Cctossr II. 1*11 at the Post Office of Hanford, Plorlde. under tbs Act of Coasrset of March. Tba Herald Is a member at tbs United Pros* which la satitled sacluslvsly to the utt ter re publics tin* of all the local news printed la this neaopipsr. Ka part of say material. s i » i or aavemsiaa, of this edition •I The Hanford Herald may ha reproduced la say manner with­ out written psrmlssiua of the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual or firm rsapooslhla tor such reproduction will ha considered as lafrlaatns oa The Herald's copyrlthl and will be held liable lor damaitny uM .r th* law. Published dally otcapt Balurdaj, Sunday and Uant last*; published Saturday praeeedln* CklMUaiA t mm i Stillson wrench to twist the nozzla o ff the pipe. "Ami lie said that motels now urc troubled not just by shoplifting o f towels and ash trays, but thpy must inspect cnch room fo be sure the tel­ evision act hasn't been smug­ gled Into the oreupnnl'a rar. "He told me of tme motel chain that had lost 127 TV sets that' way in a single month!" CROOKED AMERICANS Then Alex volunteered his information along the same line, "I was in a big department storererently," Alex began, "when I saw the store deter, tive bringing a woman buck through the front door. “ For .she wa* guilty of shoplifting. And do you know what she had lifted? ".She hnd a portable typewriter between her legs, ap­ parently hooked to a heavy leather belt around her waisL “ And with a full skirt, she hud it pretty well concealed. But a clerk spotted her tak­ ing th* typewriter o ff tha display counter and had wat­ ched her lift up her skirt and hook it to her leather belt, otherwise she might have got­ ten away with har theft. "I talked to tha stora de­ tective and he said it la terrible how many people try to steal merchandise. "Even if we omit tha klep­ tomaniacs, the general popu­ lation ia full of sneak thieves and shoplifters, he said. “ And he mentioned that he can't arrest anybody until the guilty party atepa ouUlde of tha store with the merchan­ dise, "Then h* can nab th* thief on thu aidewulk. “ But this coat of stolen goods indirectly forces prices to be much higher, for the stores not only must main Uin extra drlrrtives all over their various floors, but hire lawyers, too. "Even then, they don't catch but a small fraction of tha thieves. "Teenagers now think It is ■mart, au this detective told me, to steal goods. "In fact, aoma of tha teenage clubs demand that an ap­ plicant to Join a high school club must aUal *6 worth of merchandise Just to get ini­ tiated. "Instead of regarding thie­ very as a crime, they think U is smart!" Readers, send for my "B e­ havior Teat for Teen-Ager*," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 canU. in 1058 and renewed again i:i of the Soviet Union’* quarrel hi* meeting with then Presi­ with Red Chin* and ■ subse­ dent Kennedy in Vienna in quent relaxation of th* Soviet IPSO. control over it* European Absent, too, i* the Allied insistence that German reuni­ satellites. The other was the shift in fication is the necessary pre­ lude tn a relaxation of Euro­ the Bonn government front Adenauer to Erhard and * pean tension*. The 20-year treaty of willingnesi to explore new friendship between the Soviet avenues whlrh might take Union and the East German longer but would lead to th* regime signed in Moscow rar- same ultimate goat of reuni­ lier this month fell far short fication. There Was the additional of a separate peace treaty and was ratable for It* lark of fart that West Germany had threat* It obviously fell far developed into one of the short of what Communist East economically strongest nation* German l>n»s Waller Ulbrichl in Europe with an industrial had hoped for and Had been product and know how badly needed by the satellites. demanding. Out of this came trad* Reason* for thr shift arc agreements with Poland, Ro­ many. Both the United Slates and mania. Bulgaria and Hungary, the Soviet Union have press­ all of them containing tho ing other problems and are "Berlin clause" which in ef­ wary of upsetting the present fe c t recognizes Berlin as part balance of Europe. of thr West German republic Within Europe P»clf two despite the opposite stand other Important change* oc­ taken by Moscow and the curred. Communist East German re. One was the intensifiration glme. Biossat — Roy Cromley Political Notebook S e c o n d—Until we have “ neutralised" the Red safe haven* in eastern Luna and Cambodia*, Ho'* Viet Cong reIrent to these havens (where U.S. troop* can't pursue) when they are cornered and put on the run by South Viet­ namese uml American troop* in the Viet Nam war. U.S. government analysts believe the war can't be won in South Viet Nam until the Ho fid Minh trail and the safe havens are made inef­ fective. Some weeks ago, South Viet Nam Premier Muj, Gen. Nguyen Khanh and conserva­ tive Lao leaders reportedly rrached an agreement In seal t h e s e Viet Cong supply route*, whose use by the North Vietnamese wa* banned by the Geneva arcorda (Tha conservative Lan forces and their tribesmen allies hnd been relatively strong in WASHINGTON — (NEA) —In private talks, U.S. o f­ ficials make it crystal clear the United States won’t atop with halting the Reds in Laos and rolling them back to where they were before the rem it I'athet Lao military Advances. The U.S. objective is one step further down the road. President Johnaon'a advis­ ers arc nuw determined the United States will not halt in Lana: Firal— Until we have neu­ tralised the Ho Chi Mlnh trail along the Lao eastern Irortier. It ia down this trail (ac­ tually domia of trail*) that North Viet Nam's Ho sup­ plies Ida Red Viet Cong fighters in South Viet Nani with cadres o f trained fighterorganiser* and with small hut significant amounts of key arm* and supplies. , Letters To The Editor Ta* Herald l*ra from wHi-omrs let. |ft donate your first pint and f M d r n nn piih- lie allairs. The wrllrr ma* a sea » a r prtitldrd thr let. I*» alas rarrlra thr writer's true asms nad addrrss. I.etlsrs nt frwrr thsk Mo wards will hr i l i r s errlrrr »re, Letters addressed In niters srs arrest■Ills pm , tiled the* du But dcsl In errsunsltlles. l-i.etr* la asl palillthed hr The lleekld. Editor, Herald: In this day and age when the lives of ao many people depend on the healthy blood uf those who are ao fortunate In possessing it, what has happened to tire citlxena of Seminole County? Have they become complacent, develop­ ed a sense of apulhy or ac­ quired A atrite o f lethargy? I wonder if we ever atop to realise that an Almighty has grunted us this privilege of health, and in thanks we turn our back* and assume the old adage “ let George do It". We hove the predomina­ ting excuse*, "just had a cold", “ haven't hud tima", or "ju it hud dinner". True many of these excuses ara legitimate, but surely, aomewhere in this county of thou­ sands, there are live persona who run donate daily, thus making it possible to meet tha demand* of our County Hospital. It Is discouraging to the "old reliables", who donate time after time, year after year, to know that they •re carrying the load for those who do not aeem to want to help. Turn over a new leaf, re­ vive that old American Spir- I assure you, you will lie a different person. Don't let it be said, it waa too late. Hecause you were too lute.. Rememlier always "The helping hand we extend to those in nred la the rent we pay for the apace we occupy on this earth." So, please, hurry down to your blood bank and help. Anonymous Treaty Treatise "Treatie* in Force," a pub­ lication of the U. S. Depart­ ment of State, la a list of all trestle* and othvr Interna­ tional agreements of tha Un­ ited States. parts of the area through which these trails run). One ntnjor objective of the recent Red advances in Lana was to insure the "safety" of these illegal Ho Chi Minh trails. Some recent I’athet Lao at­ tacks not only strengthened Red control of the llo Chi Minh trail area, hut widened the area to include belter trnila and some roads. This will make it easier fur the Reds tn step up truffle tn the south and more difficult for conservative Lao and South Viet Nam force* to bar that traffic. The current U.S. plan Is In use a cnmtiiiiation of military fo n t and diplomatic maneu­ vering to eliminate these trails and safe havens. The United States would beef up loyal Lan forces and draw in other Asian and U.S troops, if neressary, through rilhrr Thailand nr Smith Viet Nam. Ih r force would be used in Laos and Viet Nam, not Ca mIKiri in. Meanwhile, having gather­ ed aerial photographic evi­ dence of illegal Red use of trails nnd safe havens, the United Stales will go to the United Nations and other in­ ternational bodies anil demand effective international inspec­ tion. Johnson's advisers believe that as a signatory to the international accords which guarantee the security of Laoa we are in a good legal position tn justify military action if diplomacy doesn't work and the Redi don't bark down. These officials therefore feel aide to take strong risks. Add Virginia (12 electoral votes) lo the slates In which President Johnson is in bnd trouble. I.11J has trouble in Virginia regardless of civil rights. (These observations are prompted by Sen. Hurry F. Byrd's June 25 denuncia­ tion of the Johnson ailmlnistrntlim's big spendings plan­ ned deficit program. Byrd protested against Ihr steadily rising federal debt limit lo f.'M billion so his ndmlnistracould borrow moie billions. Byrd voted against it. Thr political implication of Byrd's reference to the plan­ ned deficit spending is Ihut I.IIJ is in bud trouble in Vir­ gins. The senator Is head man of the Virginia Demorutir organizution. It is quite possible (but he will withhold his en­ dorsement from Johnson. That proliulily would lick LIU In Virginia. Them is a possibility, ton, •hut llyrd might endorse Johnson, even though moat gently. That chance nrises because Virginia Republican* Iasi werk derided to pul up a Candida Ir to oppose Byrd for the Frnate In the Novem­ ber election. That cnuld erecreate a situation in which tile senator would have no st­ im uli jvr but to a campaign for the entire Democratic tic­ ket. Fen. llyrd ilisngrrr* alto­ gether with I.BJ's civil right* pulley. His disagreement on government deficit spending and debt is equally great. Last week Byrd prnlrslrd in the Senate against needless federal spnditig, planned de­ ficit* and debt. He wauls to reduce spending and Ims ex­ plained precisely how and where he would cut. The senator's position is substantially ill aeeotd with Johnson’s own jiuliry stalemerit of Nov. 30, lUli.l, right days after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The new THREE CENTRALLY *89MVS° ISM DOWN IIM * MONTH m Mmif I Hk44+* IhWih.H Uim Mir •■»!• OmI t e w Uftfcf Wpftd - «d, I f T M M 't e t ft t .ft fff. w fn J g B o ig e s t u a r t IJJI*lI»OI0rVO2^_O»t*N0O 1ST. 1935 Phone Palmetto FA 2-0814 Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • .Furniture • Tile • Pisnoe * Rental Beds Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for homo im provem ents, car repairs, for a ll your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. c«m Ytu Itttltt 11 I1r.txlf PMSHsit St 20 00 IIS 00 220.00 31200 432 00 592 00 $ 7.00 f ltoo 13 00 1800 2! 00 3200 LOANS UF TO $600 F A M IL Y FINANCE SERVICE, INC, of Sanford 110 South Magnolia Sheet .................. FA 2 4612 LOVELY NEW — IN — Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL 9 CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one of thc3e and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today S h o o m o k s ik CUSTOM So. At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) MONEY D U C TH E A TE D , CONSTRUCTION CO. BU ILDING General Office 211 W. 251 h St. HOMES ON COUNTRY 114 OVER 35 YEARS NOW ON DISPLAY eiOROEfTUART PeasantsNew SMITH C H 0M t Ofnet To be solvent ia to be able to pay all legal debts. In tba narrowest sense of the word, the United States ia .solvent, Byrd holds that U. S. solven­ cy ia being hazarded by big ■pending politicians. Byrd aska: If reductions in deficits, spending and debt are not sought now in relative peace nnd prosperity, what time would be appropriate? Treas­ ury Secretary G. Douglas Dil­ lon answered; not next year or thu year after. Beyond that Dillon waa not sure. liBRls Saskatoon, In Canada's Sas­ katchewan p r o v i n c e , was founded us the proposed capi­ tal of a temperance colony. MAOtlNI feeMOM! President then was adjusting for public inspection the im­ age of the fiscally conserva­ tive Lyndon It. Johnson, con­ servator of the public funds. The image wits widely applau­ ded. LBJ's statement was as follows: "I have pledged that the executive brunch will lie ad­ ministered with the utmost thrift mnl frugality; that the governmen will get a dollar's value fur a dollar spent; and that the government wii set an example uf prudence and economy." Byrd said Johnson'* long time planned deficit spending program breached that policy, The senator seems sometimes lo ugrre with what I.IIJ says but to disagree with wliat he doe*. For example, Fen. Byrd would endorse without qualification ona of the con­ clusion* stated in Johnaon'a January, HM)4, budget mes­ sage lo Congress. It was that u government that is solvent ia tha kind of government that endure*. A L’ LUU HD. SP E C IA L T Y Phone 322-3103 FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STENSTROM REALTY Salen A u d i t n 322-2420 ■B �Horoscope I Forecast I THURSDAY, JULY I. 19W GENERAL TENDENCIES! Y o u rie o h ct between being toe n r t o f yourself and too •clf-righteous at one moment and too vacillating end wav­ ering the next, so It's beat that you alt down and think out the course you wish to pursue. Then spend the re­ mainder o f the day and even­ ing carrying through with • plan to make such success­ fu l ARIES {March 21 to April 19) A grvat number o f Ideas occur to you, to be sure to put only the wisest Into op­ eration. Don't be misled by others who are not expert. Hold to a steady course for best results. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Taking unfairly from ons to fir s to another would only complicate matters more. Pro-, portion payments wisely. Be loyal to those who are pow­ erful and who can be o f as­ sistance to you. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Much conversation with associates can be profitable provided you do not get up­ set over blunt remarks. Keep interest fixed on salient points. Come to real under­ standing. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Forget amuse­ ment right now and get your duties nicely completed. Be very cooperative with eoworksrs. This eliminates dis­ sension and much can be ac­ complished with relative ease. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Show gratitude for alli­ ance with high-minded and Intellectual persons. Rise on the ladder of success and wis­ dom. Enjoy amusements that are your real cup o f tea. YIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Make sure to show kin thst you ere cap­ able o f earning a good living. Courtesy and encouragement •t home are also admirable. A new beginning can bring true success. LIBRA (September 23 1* October 22) Good day to con­ tact close friends and plan to carry through with sensible plans. Take a trip, If requir­ ed. Correspond with those who are at a distance. Be ex­ plicit. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Rather then step out for unneeesiary rec­ reation, keep your nose to the grindstone and ameliorate monetary position. Fix prop­ erty until you are satisfied personally. Don't depend on others. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Take time to analyse your desires fo r the future, then remem­ ber that ths shortest distance between' two polnta is a straight line. Improve ap­ pearance. Charm all. CAPRICORN ( December 22 to January 20) Improving home, office or shop is best Instead o f going o ff on some tangent today. Later, get In­ to -something cultural, educa­ tional. Relax and Improve your mind, AQUARIUS (January t l to February ID) Any plans you may hava concerning personal matters or close friends can meet with suecess now. B# sure to gad •bout socially. Bring Interest­ ing, powerful people within your orbit. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Important you get in touch with an Influential person who ran help to make your efforts more productive. You can prosper according to the enthusiasm you show others. Be Intelligent IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be tho type of Individual who can easily fall Into the habit of leaning on others, sines the charm is considerable and generosity comes easily from others. If you do not early teach to stand on own two fe o t The ability hero Is great and fine success is possible In foreign fields, unusual or extremely modern professions. 'T h e Stars im pel they do not com p el" What you male o f your Ufa Is largely up lo YOU! Carroll Rlghter'a Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust is now ready. For your copy send your birtbdata and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Box 1021, Hollywood 29, Cal­ ifornia. OTTR HOARDING OU T OU R HOUSE ffljr 0xnTori Wrralb July 1, 1964 — Pag* 2A B y Galbraltn W AY "Maternity hospital? Sura thing, mlatarl I'll gat you there by leapt and bound*!" T IZZ Y By Kate Osann O U R AN CESTO RS jC *TU tall you ona thing.I mitt about aehooli tha rloa pudding in tha cafeteria!” C A R N IV A L B y Dick Turner •Of court*, I admit that thara tr* tom* disadvantage* to moving so far out In tha suburb*!" SH OR T RIBS wOh, I got har htatory all rlghtl Clear back to Plymouth RookI" J. F. Cooper's Worts | OTnpper BUGS B U N N Y S £ -j j —- w — ve-v sg s * Hilda |g £ £ I§ n r s s E i r g lP » 8 B UCvniwmpeM^MAajmd 21 Ewtr Ammkaa g2S? * ? * HaErt 57 Bora U Social l&aa^ M Biblical Despite Its adult site In comparison, a newborn bear m b is smaller than a new* b y t porcupine. I New Tart i ‘t» TPM "mm, SID E G LAN C ES iS S i" * - r„nn»j �“ 1 i •I 1* It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 6. For Rent Itjr 6. F o r R sn t Classified Phone .1. CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Man LARGE 3 BR House. Near Lake Ph. 322-7368. noli*. Apply downstairs af­ ter S p. m. APARTMENTS, FURNISHED Gar. ap t 1201 Magnolia Avs. Ground Floor, $85; Second floor, $60. Util, furnished. Apply 5-8:30. J. W. HALL, Real Estate Exi From Sanford Exchange Ph. 322-3841 FURN. Gar. Apt., I BR. llv. rm. din. rm. d e c. kit. UNFURN. 3 BR house. 2100 3001Vi French Avs. 322-7234. Cordova. Ph. 311-0274. 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole County Office 204 W . First Binforfc Orralb Page 3A—July 1, 1964 S W E E T IE P IE By Nadine Seltzer a K K J\>- 2BR, Kit. equlpt Duplex; 3 Rm. Fum. Apt. Water ft Furn. efflc. apt. Lake priv. elec. $50. Ph. 323-2764. Must see to appreciate. Low low price* check the Herald rent. Harley Wilhelm, Lake LAKE MARY. 1 Piirn. Duplex clsialfled p a fci where local Apt. Adults, no pets. Nice Mary, 322-1433. dealers advertise. for single man. 322-3930. 3 BR llouae, kit. equlpt., 801 2. N otices • P e rso n a ls Rosalia Dr., See anytime UNFURN. 3 BR, 2 bathi, kit. equlpt., fenced beck yard. before 6 p.m. VACUUM CLEANERS $120 mo. 105 E. Onora Rd., RECONDITIONED 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. 323-0645. bath, 317 S Park Ave. ONLY $5.95 UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. 1 BR. Furn. Apt., lights, wa­ equlpt., exc. location. Pb. YOUR REXAIR DEALER ter furnished. 322-5680, 322-5594. 2535 S. Park 322-ASll ROSE COURT APTS CLEAN 1st Flore Apt. Pvt. ip 6. For Rent 1 BR. furn, 1st Floor. 2015 ent. 1064 Palmetto. Sanford Ave. 666-4323. 2DR, kit. equlpt. bouse. Ph. 4 RM. FURN. A p t 1 BR, $60 If you insist wa llv# like cave man, you eoutd at least 322-8892. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt have found us a CAVEl” ino. 323-0389. Kit. equlpt. Terrains floors tile bath, Venetian abides, FURN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sal* Cowan. 322401$. water furn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ riCTITIOVS SAMH VA Nothing Dn„ FHA 3%. 3 GREENBRtAR er 5 p.m. NOTICK IS hsrtby given that BR, 1 Bath, Fla. Rm., Kit. 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. Choice lota available in I am tn ssg.d In buslnus at Equlpt, shade trees front & 322-1374. X>S7 S. Orlando Dr., Remind* 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Greenbrier o f Loah Arbor County, Florida, under ths beck. 111,500. Pb. 322-6447. pvt. bath k shower, suitable overlooking g olf course. fictitious nama of. Sanford 2 BR House. KlL equlpt. $75. Custom building to your Truck Center, and that I Inland for couple or single person Ph. 322-5303. New Custom-built. Lake Mary. V to raslatar aitd nama with or retired. All utilities In­ specifications. Greenbrier lha Clark of tha Circuit Court, C. B., 3 BR, carporte, uU2 Bedroom furn. apt. Queinel cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ developed by Samlnnla County, Florida, In illy, shade A citrus. FHA ai-cardanca with tha provlalona Apts., 404 E. 14lh St., Ph. cated on in St., within l X1NGSWOOD Finance. 322-6850. of the Flctltloua Nama Statu 322-8194. block of 2 free parking lota BUILDERS, INC. taa, to-wlt: Sactloa tfl.Ct and shopping renter. In­ Florida Btatuta* 1>IT. New Custom Built Home on 202 Fairmont Dr. 2 6c 3 Bedroom Houses nisi Robart E. HcCslHstsr quire at Manuel Jacobaon Crystal Lake. For Informa­ FA 2-8078 Puhll.ii Juna IT, II. A Jaly Pay ton Realty Dept. Store 211 E. First St. tion call 322-3378. 1. •. li lt . 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Legal Notice CDA-II Legal Notice IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIH NINTH JUniCIAL Clll* (T IT . IN AND FOR SEMI* KOLB COUNTT. FLORIDA. CIIANUERT NO. U1S1 M IT TO O M M r TITt.H RAI’ l l 111 A M H A M M O N S and STORAGE SPACE. St. 322-1374. 307 6th IN THE ITKCIIT COUNT OF THE F ill JUDICIAL CIHCI IT W E L A K A APARTMENTS OF FI.IIIIIIIA, IN AND FOII Rooms private baths, 114 SEMINOLE COUNTY, W. F int St. la Uhsarrry. No. i:tfl>:t LOIS It. HAMMONS, hta wifi, NOTICE OK l-lalntlffa, F o n E cu o a i h i ; h a l e NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. tr. IIOWAIin a HCHAItUN. home st 90S Catalina Dr., r. s. WALTS ns at si. TRUSTEE, Darandanta. $85. R. A. Williams, $22-3951. Plaintiff. NOTICE or SUIT -vaTO) P. 8. WATERS. If ally* JOHN A. KEMPER snd 2 BR, frame houaa, not fancy, and If daad, hla unknown CAROLINA KEMPER, hi. wife, cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. halra. davlaaas lagataan or Dafi-mtanta. crantaaij BELLA Z. WATERS. 322-3219. NOTICE IB HEREBY HIVIf ally* and It dasd, har un­ EN pursuant to a Final Pscre* known halra, davlaaaa. lasa* of Foraclonir* dalvd Juna II. Fum. Apt. 1300 MenoavQla. i) : e ttaa or srantaaa: H A I V 1 T 111! and sntsrsd In Chancary IlKSB BUTTON, If allya, and If Casa No. 1IIII of tha Ninth daad, hla unknown halra, da- Judicial Circuit In and fu r Lake Cottage, Fum. 322-6106. ylaaaa, lacataaa, or srantoaa; Reminds County, Florida, — HUTTON, tho unknown wharaln Howard R. Fcharlln. RENT A BED wlfo. If any. of HARVET DESS Truataa, la plaintiff, and John RoUaway, Hospital k Baby HUTTON, If allVO, and If dead, A. Kampar and Carolina KamBada. har unknown holra, darlneee. «r. hla wlfa, ara darandanta, Saaataaa sod Rtanlaaa; ALTA* By Day, Week, re Moith will aall to lha lilsha.i and MONTH LAND, HOTEL AND baat Wddsr for raah at tha Ph. FA t-5111 118 W. li t BL NAVIGATION COMPANY, S die. front door of tha Bamlnnta CARROLL’S FURNITURE solved Florida corporation, and County Court Houaa In Hanford, the unknown aealfna. auccaaa. Samlnola County, Florida, at era <n Intoraat, truataaa or llllO o’clock on tha ttih day 2 HR., kitchen equipped houaa, other parties clalmlns hr. of July, 1*44, tha following $65 mo. 322-5888. • i '• throush, under or asalnal aald described proparty aa aat forth ALTAMONTE LAND. HOTEL In aald Final Decraa. to wit: 18to W. Third St, CUeo, a#wAND NAVIGATION COMPANT, I-nt 10, Block 10. RtTIIURa dlaeolved Florida corpora ly decorated, modern, 3 BR UAN HOMES S E C O N D tlnns JAM lift II. FARR. OKOR. HEUTION, according to lha unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla OK E. WII-HON, T. C. HIMl*. plat thrranf, racordad In BON, and W. D. KINGHVILLK 533-2326. Plat Book 5, Paga St, Pub­ MANS, aa tha laat known dir lic llacorda of Pemlaole eotora and truataaa of ALTA* 8. Beach Rentals County, Florida. MONTE LAND. HOTEL AND Datad thla H lh day of Juna NAVIGATION COMPANT. HUTCHISON’S If 41. dliHiUad Florida corporation; (HEAL) OCEANFRONT APTS ALTAMONTE HINUNMH COM A rthur II Tlackwlth. Jr. PANT, a dtaaotvad Maseachu. 339 So. Atlantic Clark of aald Circuit Court •atta corporation, and tha un> By: Martha T. Vlhltn, D.C. Daytona Batch known aaalsna, auooaaaora In Howard R. Scharlln, e tntaraat, truataaa or other par. Attorney-at-Law Cali 322-4088 tlaa claiming by, throush. un- t it W ait Ifth Strait, der or aRalnat aald ALTA Hlalaali, Florida y. For Bale or Heat MONTE SPRINGS COMPANT. a Puhltah July 1, 1141. dlaotved Meeasehusalt* cor­ CDII-4 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON poration: GEORGE W. MORSE. LAKE, Call e v e n i n g s THOMAS J. KENNY, ELIZA S IE THE CIRCUIT COURT IN WHITTIER. L E8TELLA TAL- A ’ .D FOH SEMINOLE COUN­ 322-1587. MADGE. WILLIAM J. HOL­ TY FLORIDA BROOK, as tha laat known dtr. IN CHANCERY RO. 14IOI DIVI­ 12. Real Batata For eotora and truataaa of aa*d AL­ SION — — TAMONTE SPRINOH C O M - FIRST MORTGAGE INVEST­ PANT, a dUtolvad Maosehu- ORS. a Maaiachuaatti Uualnlia erita corporation; and all par Truat, St. Johns Realty aona and parUae c l a i m i n g any Plaintiff, THE TIME TESTED FIRM Inlaraat by, throush. under or va. •SSlnat any of lha abova J A M E S BARTLEY a n d OLEVIA 11$ N. Park Ave, FA M m known sr unknown parttaa and BARTLEY, hla wHa, and W A R ­ ALL PERSONS HAVING OR REN O. LAMAR and ELIZA­ LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Beth, CLAIMING ANT INTEItEHT. BETH LAMAR, hla wlfa. Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ KFTATE, IlinilT Oil TITLE IN Dafandanta THH LANDS HEREIN DES lers, patio. Ph. $12-8521, 207 N dT irn OF SUIT CIUFIKI) BELOW, towlt: THH ATATE DF F l.tllt IDA Ridge Rd. Lola I. t. 4, lata lha Went TOi JAMES BARTLEY and 11 * II fast of Lot 4, Block II. OLEVIA BARTLEY, hla of fANLANDO. THE SU. wlf« N E W HOM ES BURn BEAUTIFUL ar BtsMftnrft iTnknnwn R e a d y for Occupancy mrdlnn to tha plat there YOU AllE HEREBY NOT!Of aa racordad In Plat Rook FIND that a ault haa baan Ili­ VA • FHA 1 pace IT, Public Jlerorda ad against you In lha above FIIA IN-SERVICE of Sarntnola County, Flarcauaa and you ara rtqulrad to ft V* Open from Not* *tH Duek flla your anawar with lha . Ida. Tha nature o f this suit la to Clark of thla Court and to Weet on let St. to Persimmon, remove certain clouda from aarvt a aepy tharaof upon lha Left to 4th St. nod to qulal and confirm tho talnllff or Ita attornaya, Maonay, Itadlow, chambtra and title to the above dtacrlbod SACRIFICE! Adama, Barnett National Bank property. Tha name of th* Court In Rutldtng, Jackaunvllla t, Flor­ 5 Room House doe# to echoota which ault baa boon Instituted ida. not lattr than J t ) / I Oils. end Churches, Good perm c o ­ la tha Circuit Court Tor tho 1114. If you fall ao to do, a Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn and Daeraa Pro Confasaa wtlt ha ant tenant peys $80 par (ar Seminole Couaty. Florida, antarad against you for tha month rent. WIU sacrifice The abbreviated tltlo of tha rallaf damandad In tha Com­ or $5,000. Write P. O. Box oaaa la EAPHRIAM SAMMONS plaint Thla ault la to foreand LOIS R. SAMMONS, hta cloaa a mart gaga, Tha real 80, Sanford. properly proceeded against la: wife, plalntlffa, veraua P. Lot llS, ACADEMY MAN­ WATERS, ot at, defendants. OR UNIT ONE. according LOCH ARBOR: By Tho deeorlptloa of tho real to tha plat tharaof aa re­ Spacious I BR, I Bath, with property Involved to na oat corded In Flat Rook IS. forth above. Fla. room, 4*0 be ueed as Paa* SI, Public! Rscorda of Tou and each o f you are 4th BR. Central otl beat. Samtnota County, Florida. hereby required to flla your anawar or other defenelva Togsthrr with all structures 2-ear carporte, extra large pleading with tha Clark of tha and Improvamants now and utility room. Larfa lot. Ph. above Court and earvo a copy haraaftar on aald land, and thereof upon HARLAN TUCK, fixtures attschsd tharatoi also 322-9051. 100 South Maitland Avenue, all gaa. ataam, electric, water, Maitland, Florida, attorney for aad other haallns, cooking Plalntlffa, on or before tho Ird refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ F H A - V A HOM ES day of Ausuet, t i l l . If yon ing. ventilating, Irrigating, and 2, I, k 4 BEDROOMS fall to do eo a dosrae pro con- poway systems, macblnaa, np1, Ite, It 2 BATHS ) « faaae will bo entered analnat pllnncaa, flnturan and nppur you for the relief demanded in tenants*, which now art or DOWN PAYMENTS FROM mar haraaftar pertain to, or Iba Complaint. WITNESS my hend and the be uatd with. In, or on aald premlese. even though they ba aaal of aald Court at Son ford, Lew Monthly Payments Seminole County, Florida, thin detached or detachable. WITNESS my hand and tha For Complats Informalios ZJih day ot Juna, It tl. ■aal of this rourt at Sanford, (HEAL) Sec Or Cell Your Florida, tbla Itk day of June, Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. A. D I>4(. Clerk FHA - V A (SEAL) Byt Joan E. Wilke Artbar H. Back with. Jr., baputy Clerk Clerk HARLAN TUCK SALES BROKER By: Martka T. Vlblca tan South Maitland Avenue Deputy Clark Maitland. Florida Publleh June IS, IT, 14 h July J) • Attorney for Plalntlffa Publish July 4, I, it , It, 1114 L 1444. «) r I • Sale •) • C $100 Stenstrom Realty l£P0.| CDA.-M T V 2K3 Park Dr, UZ UM DAY’S WORK. 322-5474. For the biggest selection of 1961 Falcon Ford Future, 1960 Dodge Seneca, 2 Dr. 6 cyl., aid. ahlfl. Must be nearly new and used furni­ conv. shift, bucket scats, 1 ture, see Noll’s Furniture aero ft driven to appreciate owner. $845. Call Days 322Brokerage In Caaselbeny care given by owner. Ph. 7459, nights 322-8275. on 17-92. Open 8 days • te 6. 322-1948. 21. Beauty Salons NOT LONG DISTANCE « 8.1. F u rn itu re BABYSITTING. Delorws Boyce, 1320 Lake Ave. ' N E W HOM ES 6 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 VA-FIIA — FHA IN-SERVICE Maine Street So, Long wood District Contact: Mr. Ferguson 802 Highland Ave. Loogwood, Florida 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building lota. First 92,300 takes lhla property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ terprise, Fie. OLDER HOME, 3 Sr. large rooms, targe shady lot with fruit trees. No down pyint. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone 322-5398. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. SPECIAL FOR JULY Now Air-conditioned. Prices starting at: Permanents S t. A rticle * F o r S ale $6.95, Shampoo, Set, $1.75, Haircuts $1.25. NECCHl Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Like New. Equipped to ZigHotel Ph. 322 8525 Zag, blind stitches, make* buttonholes, aews on but­ Permanent Special tons. Assume pay menu of $8 Thru July 3rd per mo. Guarantee. Buy lo­ 20 Percent off regular prices cally k be aerviced. Sanford Cut ’n Curl Beauty Shop Sewing Center, 322 9411. 318 Pal motto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 '54 Jeep SU. Wag. 2 wheel dr. ZOTO’S Budget Wave $7.50; with overdrive. 8 cyl. over­ $15 Regular $10. Complete head valve. 668-5893. eve. app’ts. Free parking. JULY SPEC. Fort locker Sale. 2nd A Oak $3.99. Army-Navy Surplua, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 310 Sanford Ave. 103 So. Oak — 322 3742 22. Build - Paint • Repair 6 Racks, practically new trot FOR PAINTING A REPAIR WORK Call 322 5426. lines. 500 hooka per rack. Make me an offer. 1913 W. 3rd St. FOR A PAINTER, inside « 16 CU. FT. Coldipot. 322-7421. out, rail Luther Tasker at NEW 1963 Compton's Ency­ 322-6159. clopedia. Half price. Phone 25. Plumbing Service* 322-7454. PLUMBING DUE TO DIVORCE Contracting Repairs We have a Repotieiacd '64 FREE ESTIMATES model Swing Needle Dlal-OR. L. HARVEY Matte ZigZag, mike* Fancy 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3313 Detigna, Make Buttonhole*, Sews on Buttons, Blind 27. S p ecia l S e rv ice * Hems, Monograms, Darns, PIANO SVC. A TUNINiT Patches, Etc. Guaranteed. Rebuilding - Riddling Assume remaining 8 pay­ .FREE ESTIMATES ment* of $6. Fh. Credit GENE CUMBAA Mgr. 322-7457. 322 2661 — Aflcr 12 p. m. Good Re frig. 930. 811 Park. COMPLETE Lawn k Yard Service. 322 2310. WHITE Uniforms. S lit 10 A 11. Ph, 322 2310. REMODELING - REPAIRS SCREENING - VINYL TILE BEDROOM, Dining Room ft 322-7849 — 8-12 A, M. other tiled furniture. Mrs. Roy William a, 322-5797. Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 9-49X1 $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shampoorr with AIR-CONDITIONING purchase of Blue Lustre. By FEDDERS Carroll's Furniture. H. B. POPE CO., Inc. EVERETT A. HARPER THERE’S PEACE A QUIET 200 So. Park Ave. 922-4234 USED Lumber, 2 x 4, 2 x 6 AGENCY - REALTOR No planes. In a 2 BR house on 2485 8. Park Ave. Pbonea FA 2-1264 or FA 2-2283 $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 & 3 Bedroom Home* available in all Area* of Sanford. Let us Show you Around I Seminole Realty 1901 B. Park Avs, FA 2-5231 anytime OWNER SAYS SELL! 3 BR Home on 2 Acre* Lakefront lo t Price Just Reduc­ ed to 915,100. SEE THIS BUY TODAY! Call Stempcr Agency, l l l f So. French, Ph. 222-4901. THINK BIG— BE BIG IN thla BIG I Bedroom, I Bath Lake Mery homo, A BIG 2520 eq. f t Of living room. A BIO Modern House and e little price at $21,900. Excellent Terms to Quali­ fied Buyer. SOUTHWARD Invgatment A Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 3229173 Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322 5641 V A -FH A Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 9, A 6 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.60 Te make tho beet heme buy, see the V A - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 2 x 8, 2 x 10; 1 x 4 flooring paved street you can buy WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Brick. 322-2506. for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 888-4601, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Enterprise, Fla. All Types and Sites READY MIX CONCRETE We Repair end Service Patioa, Floor, Pree Eitimatea STINE N E W HOMES Sills, lintel*, slept, blocks, Machinery and Supply Co. VA-FHA — sand, cement, rock, pipe, 207 W 2nd SI. FA 2-6412 FHA IN-SRRVICE steel, grease traps, dry South on Rt. 17 92, 6 Ml. wells. Stepping atone*. 29. Automobile Servlc* Right on Seminole Illvd., MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.' One Block to Sales Office. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 CARRURETOR 802 liighluml Ave. Longwood, Florida OVERHAUL $7.% Up Includes Part* ft labor REAL DEAL - BY OWNER 9 Bedroom*, Living Room, M OTOR CLINIC Dining Room, kitchen, and 703 French Ave. 322-0233 large Florida Room. BuiltAuto Glass, Taps in Range. Huge double lot ft Sea* Covert 200 z 100. In Country, yet only 9 mint, from Down­ A U T O GLASS & town k 10 mini, from bate. SE A T CO VER CO. Ph. 922 2297. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 SOU NORTH O R L A N D O , $1U0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Down, llke-new Resales; 2 end 9 Bedrooms, 1 end 2 W agner a Amoco AUTOMOTIVE bathe, equipped kitchens. AIR-CONDITIONING 950-179 mo. pays ell. Hclmly INSTALLATION - SERVICING Realty, Pb. 322-1641. Good Uacd Cars Sold LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Batin, 618 French Ave. 322-7763 F li. Rm , cent. heat. 211 COHEN RADIATDR SHOP Ridge Rd., 322 9051. Free Inspection, estimates, $2950 TOTAL PRICE pickup, delivery, Recorlng Completely furnished 2 Bit ft rcpaiia discounted, Mobile Home, 43 x 8, plus a *IUk E. 3rd. 329-9449 spacious 10 x 20 living room, Neat aa • pin. Just bring A U T O GLASS your auitcase and move In. IN S T A L L E D Cash, Terms, or will trad* Sonkurik Glean and Paint for Camper, b u t , car, etc. Company Ph. 322-7408. 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4932 IAKE LOT. LAKE MARY. 31 A . P et* 3210194. PUPPIES ft DOGS. Beagles, N E W HOMES collies, ft mixed breeds. VA-FHA — Animal Haven Boarding Kennel* 322-5711. FHA IN-SERVICE W. on 19Ih St. to Lake Mary Illvd., left on Blvd. to Lake FREE. 2 Male Kitlent. 1317 Elm. 322 9521. Mary Fire SUtion, Bight to DUO-TIIERM Wall apace heater. Good cond. $50, Call Mrs. Glelow, 322 2611 days or 322-6473 evenings. FHIGIDA1HE Wather ft Dry­ er. Good cond. Ph. 322 1405. Combination W o o i l w o rking unit, Lathe, Drill, Saw, Jig aaw, Sander, Grinder, Mo­ tor, Aeceaaorlet. $130. Otto, Cor. Lake Ave., Hardy St., I,ongwood. 1-1963 8 Cyl, Falcon Air Con­ ditioner (New) Original Ford Air. Special $250 In­ stalled. Call Duffey at 3231481. 36. Automobile* - Trucks SMALL Sturdy Wrecker. Exc. cund. $950. Hoel’i Paint ft Body Shop, 10th ft Sanford. 60 Renault. Exc. cond. Ph. 122 8614. ’63 Chevy II Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322 2283. TRUCK RALE Available June 29. 9 Pickup truck* with toot bodies, sim­ ilar to Telephone Co, trucks. Ideal for Carpenters, painteri, electricians or hunting ft camping. Burnup ft Sims, Inc. 201 N. Maple U. Sanford Office In Model ltouso on 12. F low er* • S h ru b * ’60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Abbott Ave. Exc. cond. $895. 322-7544. LMN Enterprtnea, Inc. Ripe hydroponic tomato#*, 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic I960 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 Ph. 322-2744 Dr. low mileage, one owner Farm*, So. Sanford Ave. Ifi. Business Opportunity Exc. cond. P/S, P/B. New 33. Furnllur* tires. $1600. 668 5347. AUTO BEPAIR SHOP ft Lot, FRBB ESTIMATE with or without equipment. *62 Bukk LeSabre 4 Dr. V 8, Hal!'* Garage, corner Cel­ Upholstering ft Mattrcia ren­ RAH, Auto. Ph. 668 5713. ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ery ft Sanford Ave. 322-3020. SPORTS C A R - 1961 Renault ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. FOR LUASE-Servics Sutloo. Caravclle Conv. with remov­ Co., at 709 Celary Ave. . Good location. Good pro­ able Hard bvp, 4 on-the FA 3-2U7. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. floor, RAH. W/W. $100 ft is locally 322-4343, or apply to Used furniture, appliance*, sum* pymta of $45.35 mo. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. the PURE OIL COMPANY. Cell 322-8993, Sanford. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 16, Female H elp Wanted Ave. Pb. FA 2-4112. TO SE TTLE EXPERIENCED Waitress. An­ gel's Restaurant. Apply in perron. 2303 Sanford Ave. 17. Mala Help f f u l M EXPERIENCED Photogre pher. For appointment call 323-7221. Office 9224111 Night 322-0841 19. S itu a tio n s W a n ted 323-0700 2994 Park Dr, Sanford, Fla, LAWNS MOWED. 323-2153, 36. Automobile* • Truck* 36. Automobile* • Truck! 19. Situations TVanted 20. Babysitters 3 BR Furn. house. All con­ FURN. 2 and 3 BR, CD, oak veniences. 2461 Palmetto. floor*, masonry home. 1 322-1249. Blk. Wert of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then 1 Blk. South on S-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ East St. to Vincent Dr. ple, $45. 322-7399. 838-6395, MI 4-6214. For Fast Results. F U R N IT U R E 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $249.50 Eaiy Term* Shop and Save The Budget Way B U D G ET F U R N IT U R E CO. 298 loogw ood Plaza 17-92 Ph, 938-4583 ESTATE 1951 Imperial LeBaroo 6 Dr. HT. full power. Beautiful while with Mohair interior. 6 like new white sidewall tire*. Local retired couple owned thla car. Can etU for $750 and advertising coat. Can be Financed! Contact Mr. Marlin. 322-4503. $ Bank $ 37. Boot* - Motor* 12' Fl«hlng boat, motor ft Irlr. Deck ft controls. $225. Ph. 322-7775. Repossessions ’57 ’59 ’80 ’80 ’57 ’59 ’57 ’58 ’53 ’51 ’58 ’58 *53 ’38 '56 '56 '52 '58 '38 '38 '57 ’57 '58 '56 '51 ’57 Chev. V8 Stick, $37 Olds S t i c k , $32 Opal, $792 bal, $34 Anglia, $599 bal, $32 Chev., $379 bal. $31 Opal, $574 bal, $30 Olds, $641 bal, $31 Rambler, $199 bal, $10 Chev., $161 bal, $10 Pontiac Puff, $24 Chryalcr, $699 bal, $32 Merc. $199 bal, $27 Ford, $199 bal, $10 Pont. $681 bal, $32 Merc. $149 bal, $7 Merc, $179 bal, $11 Fold, $99 bal, $5 U nc. $661 bal, $32 Ford, $499 bal. $25 Chev., $166 Merc. W. $599 bal, $32 riynt., $560 bal., $30 Chev., $359 bal, $29 Chrya, $641 Buick, $32 bal, $1 Ford, $99 bal., $7 mo. mo, Gateway To The waterway mo, R o b so n S p o r tin g G o o d s Your EV1NRUDE Dealer mo. mo. 304-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 mo. 15' Glass Boat, fully equlpt. mo. 40 hp. Evinrurie, Tilt trlr., mo. exc. cond. $650. Reel's Paint mo. ft Body Shop, 10th ft San­ mo. ford. mo. mo. 38. Motorcycle* - Scooters mo. 1937 ALLSTATE Scooter. Exc. mo. cond. $73. Ph. 322-3203 ifmo. ter 1 p. m. ______ mo. mo. 39. T ra ile r* • C aban as mo. mo. APACHE Camp Trailers. New ft Used. 322-5467. hal,$24mo. mo. 1953 All aluminum Prairie mo. Schooner, added room. A-l mo. cond. Mutt sell. Part down, bal.$32mo. make offer. Ph. 322-6268. mo. mo. 27’ 1 BB Trailer, Tandem wheel*, reconditioned inside. Self-contained Refrigerator, water ft septic tank. All jack* ft extras that are REPOSSESSIONS, INC. needed Ideal for Camper or 4A n SANFORD AVE. couple. $600 Cash. Call Leo OPEN EVENINGS Spring, Mayfair Inn, 3228800 between 9 a. m. and 12 Phone 322-4503 noon only. National IUIZ HOLLER'S 20th ttn m v & M a h if. TR A D E-IN SP EC IA LS 63 Corvair Pickup *1595 *3 2 9 5 61 Chevrolet Pickup *1395 62 Corvair 95 *1495 62 Olda CutlaHH Coupe *2 0 9 5 58 Chevrolet *6 9 5 4 speed transmission, heater. 61 Cadillac Coupe DaVIH*. Auto, transmission, power nteering ft hrakaa, radio ft heater. Half-ton, automatic transmission, 4-apeed transmission, heater. V-R, auto, transmission, atecring, radio ft healer. power Brookwood Ntatlon Wagon, 4-door, 6 cylinder, auto, transmission, radio ft healer, 63 Olds Super 88 4-dooi hardtop; V-8. auto, trana* mission, power steering ft brakes, radio ft heater. *3 4 9 5 60 Olds 88 Coupe *1395 63 Chevrolet Biscayne *2 3 9 5 60 Olds 88 4-Door *1295 59 Chevrolet Biscayne *7 9 5 57 Chevrolet 210 *7 9 5 V-8 engine, auto, transmission, power steering ft brakes, radio ft fiaslar. Rtatlon Wagon. 4-door, transmission, haatar. standard V-8 engine, auto, transmission, power brakes, radio A healer. l-door, I eyllnder, standard trans­ mission, air condlHonad, Htallnn Wagon; V-R angina, aut*. transmission, radio ft heater, 62 Olds Starfire Coupe Aut#, transmission, power steering ft brskes, power windows, radio ft healer, air conditioned. *2 8 9 5 62 Olds 88 4-Door V-8, auto, transmission, power staffing ft hrakaa, radio, heater, air conditioned, 62 Comet Custom 4-dnor, 9 cylinder, auto, tranamlaelon, radio ft heater. *2 4 9 5 *1695 62 Chevrolet Impala SUPER SPORTS COUPE, V-9 an. fine, auto, transmission, power atecring, radio ft heater. *2 2 9 5 63 Olds Starfire SPORTS COUPE, V -l engine, auto, transmission, power steering ft brakes, radio ft heater, air condi­ tioned. *3 4 9 5 61 Chevrolet Brookwood Station Wagon, 9 cyl­ inder, standard transmission, heat­ er. *1 0 9 5 Open Friday Night ft Saturday AfUrnooan Holler M otor Sales COMPANY 2a4. A Palmatto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-4231 Ph. 322-0841 �Hr M i r l Im B July 1, 1964 — Paste 4A ■ ■ Employment In County Holds Up By Julian fltentlrom Tolal employment In Scml nole County held at a level of about IS,000 persona from November of 1963 until midMay, according to Joseph M. Foy, manager of the Florida State Employment Service of­ fice In Sanford. Foy said that this period provided the most seasonal activity and aaid the spring pick-up in vegetable and ci­ trus harvesting lifted agricul­ tural employment. Closing of tourist related businesses, said Foy, eaused employment in the service In­ dustry to drop slightly. On the piua aide, ne pointed out that manufacturing rose moderate ly with concentrate operations expanded to handle the Valen­ cia orange crop. Foy aaid nonfarm employ­ ment went up 500 because of gains in construction, whole­ sale trade (citrus packing), service and government. In mid-May, aaid Foy, un­ employment lit the #area de­ clined to 500—100 below the previous month as well as last year. At thli level, he said, the Jobless number is 3.3 per­ cent of the civilian labor force. Foy aaid Seminole County's per capita Income in 1062 was 11,286 • • compared to the state's $2,053. Average in­ come can be expected to be low, Foy explained, in an agricultural area where most workers are employed only part time. Foy said the county ranks 49th in per capita in­ come among Florida's ST counties. Figures for 1062 show that Seminole County had a total income o f $82.1 million for a population of 63,800. ■ B i ^ Armour's Sfariplui 100 stamps w/coupon) Dtlitiaut Red « Ttllaw Hawaiian Punch 3 m«V‘ $1 Breakfast Club Inrtchtd Sliced _ Hamburger Buns 2 ■rtakfeil Club Inrlchtd Sliced C a n n e d H a m s « t $2 ” _ For Bar-B-Quci, Small Freih Pork 39* S p a r e R ib s • • r 4 9 * 2 Z- 39* Hot Dog Rolls far Coekeuli, try Alcoa . . .. Breakfast Club Tasty Smoked S lic e d B a c o n r 4 5 * _ — »V 29 * Aluminum Foil PRICES ARE Paper Plates ....... V 59* WED.-THUR.-FRI. D*«'t r „ t « Fid. . « th. Fawrtht JULY 1-2-3 Friskies Dog Food 2 ten cant Copeland's Chunk Style B r 's c h w e i g e r per 39' lb. Tornow's Fresh 'n Flavorful Sliced O O * mtM B o lo g n a . . . . “ •3 9 * Tasty Qulck-Froten Halibut S t e a k .................. r 5 9 * 25 Extra Fret d'>( Green Stamps With M r s . R i n s e r 's S a l a d Premium Label Sixslo Scaled All Meat Swift's F ra n k s . . . 2 89* pkg«. (BUY TWO PKGS., GET ONE 8-OZ. PKG. FREE!) FROM THE FINEST HARDWOOD CHARCOAL Kelly Here To Thank Workers 8tata Senator Scott Krlly o f Lakeland, who ran third in the first Democratic guber­ natorial primary, met hia Seminole County rampnlgn leaders In Sanford Monday night to thank all who work­ ed in hia behalf. Kelly told the conference, attended by 41 peraons at the Police Benevolent Building, that *‘Kelly-(io-Cliiha" were being formed In each of the state's 67 counties so that people — bb John Kadrr of Sanford put It this morning — "M ay stay together and be prepared in case a situa­ tion should arise whereby hr might seek public office in I960.” Kader, who was Kelly’a Seminole campaign manager, announced that he had been selected to head the club tem­ porarily and that the 39 local aupportera present Inst night joined tha "Go-Club.” DeLand Church Has Dinner In Enterprise By Helen Snodgrass A Father-Son Banquet of the Plymouth Avenue Christ lan Church of DeLand was held recently in Enterprise at the Florida Power Club with women of the church prepar ing and serving dinners, buf­ fet style, to some 35 persons in attendance. Guest speaker for the even ing wai Rev. Gerald Smith, pastor of the Daytona Beach Christian Church. Itvv. Smith, who is most adept with alight of hand performance, present ed a short period of magic tricks which tied in with and illustrated his subject. The evening was completed with group singing led by Bcv. Jack Ford, pastor of the host church. Master of ceremonies was Virgil Gulley. 3trs. Deane Moore was chairman of the food committee; Miss Neal Deane and Mrs. C. A. Bender •on served as the decoration committee and Mrs. I. W. Whittington wai registration chairman. Hatlywaad Aliened Candy Bars .............. « Kebtr'l Cenned Shotiliin* I9« peck tall 29c V.V. $1. Potato Stix . . . . CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY JULY 4fh Libby's Testy Cenned Vienna Sausage 6 Suntan's Delicious Canned Boned Chicken . 3 5*.V. $1. Cairo Beauty Fitl la Treat Cucumber Chips . 'ft* 19c SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Borden's Asserted (limit 2 please)! B e e M i l k • • • • 5°.!! 3 9 * Brail Thett Tatty Tender C h u c k S t e a k s »> 5 9 * Delicious Fresh Started Noble* A luncheon group o f IS men started the Noblea of tha My­ stic Shrine, which now hat • membership o f mora than ia U70. M a y o n n a is e • C 3 9 _____ G r o u n d B e e f 3 |b* $1 29 Lipton's Refreshing Filter-Fle T e a B a g s • • .“ English-Cut for Cookouti! S h e ri R ib s . . » 6 9 * d a iry sp ecia ls • • 29* Fltiichminn's Cans Of 37c •raakstana's Assarted Fiaeaea Yogurt ................... Longhorn Cheese . . . TT 65c 3 (Amaiitan ae Fimaatal • fr o z e n fo o d s • Pecan Sandies With Craaia Save., Blrdi lya ................. lirde lya Ftaata Small Baby Lim a s............4 ’££' $1* Sinslatan's Quick Frasaa J jf( O r o o n _ _ u k Iu h all *—*1 SWIFT'S FRIMIUM IITHU IND S OR WHOLI SMOKID HAMS S 45c r -& (•itt'eg O W i H HUMANS COOKID OR BAKIB UICIO HAM l SEM INOLE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 C A SSEL B E R R Y , FLA. pint 4 9 c . lb. Pttdiy, Jylr !• ItM) IO O ^ V n T.Y T 0 lO O J fU O r a o n S t a m p s •IA sa* .... .. mi a^di.aa ah ARMOURS STAR BONIUSS CANNID HAMS M b. con $ 2 .2 9 Sma-ra. titer. Mr A ISMi 6-ss. pkg. 49c ih u. iln . m. r-ie r .u uu,T X.i. a »•**» si U MT A LTIMOWOOPPOIMliM I r in iW I O r o o n S t a m p s Ml m m mi II i w dk HOLIOWAT HOUSI FIOZIN PIZZA Iw/sausata * cbaasal 16*o«. pkg. 79c fooetreo fr»a«> . July I- I*M» W W M W iO W iS R f W G r o a n S t a m WA Alaanem«dfte*aeaeh p s M U IT IM I M A ID B IIF CUBS ST1A K OR BR1A D ID V IA L C U T tlT S 1-lb. pkg. 79c Im m rm trite.. M r S. I M W 5M SM M SM |W 8VW .AW f O O ^ V n a V ^ lO O g O r a i n S t a m p s mA A iaaaaym dy Amcah Swift’s Framium Say.r-SlKtd Cald Cun Ilalaana, PDF, TV Party Lad) ■ ■ k a 3 u 6 --ob s i . pkgs. •nnm tnr.r tnnru tn iii, J-’r 1 m il JlJl G r e e n S t a m p s ? ’S f 69e iO W V n a Y W R S t a m p s S in n .r* a t Mr*. Faal's Family Pack Game Hens — 9 A . M. TO 9 P. M . CLOSED A L L DAY SAT., JU L Y 4th IO O ft'V .Y ^ IO O Breaded Shrimp .. 2 VSE' 99c Fish C a k e s ................7*T 69c P e a c h e s . . 4 1 2.1 $1 . 'LT 49* l-aa. OQ,* yk|. * ' * 10* Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling F (r P I Potatoes , , . 10 «>• 69 Itnaemann'e Fta.arfut Caakiaa Chocolate Cake . . . 'JC 59c . * U.S. £ 1 All-Purpose •S r 4v Martaa'l Cacanut ar Garmaa N a p k i n s • • • . ,0r WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE B lu e b e rrie s,, Chit-Chat Crackers Lemonade ............5 7.'*' $1. Marcel White Paper Table New Crop, New Jersey ’1 Newt Fram Nabiua Minuta Maid Flak at Refular Small Onions V .'J L e m o n J u ic e d 4 9 ' p rod u ce lane • Sw eet Corn, Stuffed Olives Sliced Cheese ........ 7 C 49c BUG Tender Florida Yellow Casa lama Brand Daliciaus Wlscaasin Chaasa fat *T* Cantaloupes . 3 4 'sr *i ^ ■/ Sweet Large Georgia * Ant'd Relishes ttUI9« Wntamla Cbaaaa far Treat ■< : • d o ic n 16i«> Crass. $ Blackball IHat-Dag, Hamburier, Swaat, Dill ae far-l-Q l B iscuits..................4 "L 39c ' 591 Realcmon Reconstituted Q Dill Sticks fatty Cracbar'i Buttermilk M arg arine................ r- Cressa b Blackwtll Fltlla Traat Ibaaandaah Quick Frasaa Caralib Fresh Water SpouU Although waterspout* may draw up some water from the tea near their baae, tha great­ er part o f the water they contain ia fresh water. Kraft's KItchen-Freih (limit!) _______ SWIFT FRIMIUM SMOKID COUNTRY LINK SAUSA61 B o fw «mirL m%”tm o w s r iw i O W m sV W B O J ftl O r o o n J yl O r e e n S t a m p s atA AM amem md i i t m dk COLGATE OENTAL CREAM family ii>o S ic lauua. a.ta.y. tea'. A >*MI m O A O M M M illM 1 mi'rih 6ut S t a m ma,dl aA- p . ? ALKA SELTZER TABLETS iorga ilia 59c Imarna Inter. SuM A 1*441 OOO.O.O.O.OMOO.OJ)MO i \ �“i f » % -* \ I % [f ClO < * The alley behind Roumillnt’s Drugstore was blocked completely Tuesday afternoon lata when the asphalt spread­ er which had been working on the city’s new' parking lot at the corner of First nnd I’ark, slid hark wards o ff tho truck being used to transport it. • a ^ * * • We hour there’ s a brave lit­ tle tomato plant growing in the cracks of the sidewalk down near the Sanford Atlan­ tic Hank. If someone would drop in un onion or two or maybe some chives, we might whomp up enough for a sal­ ad. Guess tha city would claim them. • • • How about those planters along the street? Instead of flowers, let’a plant »ome veg­ etables.Carrots have right pretty tops — look like ferns, beet tops are pretty, too, A few stalks of corn would give It that certain touch, • • • What do you say to pulling up all the podoenrpus and planting banana trees? Use­ ful as well ai pretty. Make rice ahade, too. We’d become fanioua. "Sanford — you know — the town where the Streets are lined with bulimia trees — cha-cha-chat Mrs. N a n c y Nordstrom area Legion representative la asking all eligible women vet­ erans interested In joining the only all-wumen American Le­ gion Host in Centrnl Florida to contact her at 1-1 T. Trip­ let Dr., Casselberry or phone 822-0011. • • • Mark N. Cleveland Jr. and Carroll Uurke have been nam­ ed to serve on committees of the Florida Bar, according to nn announcement by Hnr President Chester f l a i d H. Smith o f Lakeland, Butko was appointed to the family law committee and Cleveland to the uniform state laws com­ mittee, • • • e Word lias also been receiv­ ed that Joffre C. David of Orlando has been named to a roster o f technical repre­ sentatives who will provide information and advice to be used in the round of trade negotiations in Geneva. Joffro is general manager of the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association. Tho rosier Is to provide an officiul channel of communication between the President's office and non­ governmental groups with In­ terest in the talks. • • ■ Miss Aurelia Itise Levy, daughter of S. L. Levy of Sanford bus been accepted for admission at David Lipscomb College Nashville, Tenn. for the summer quarter. • • • The mall brings word that the monthly meeting of the Board of Control, iluted for July 16-17 in Tallahassee, has been postponed until July 2321. More time was needed for review of tlie proposed legis­ lative budgets for elute uni­ versities for 1805-67. *• # h 4 f Hollins College’s Mills Msmorial Library bus received a gift of 0 curly Victor lied Seal victrola records from Col. Martin B. Chiltick of Winter Park. The collection includes famous sounds of Enrico Caruso, John McCor­ mick, Ernestine SchumanHelnk and others. • • • Mrs. John Picrro, poppy dsy chairman for the Ameri­ can Legion Post 83 Auxiliary, announces that the proceeds from the recent sale of pop­ ples wss 1252.30. She wishes to express her gratitude to the many volunteers and buy. era, who contributed to the success of tha sale. Herald Index Abby ................ ....... Page 3A l’ a*e 3A Bridge .............. . . Classifieds ....... ,. Pages 10-11 Comics ............ ....... Pago 2A Editorial ......... ....... Page 1A Funerals ......... ......... Page 2 2A Horoscope ....... SB Society ............. Sports ..................... Pages 4 5 TV Program* . ....... Page 3A / We tha Women . . . . . Pa&e 3A CHURCH HELLS WILL HINT. . . . . . Joe Henry Frazier pulls rope City, County Seminole County * * * * 4th Schedule City and county offices throughout the county art* mixed in their decisions about how to observe the Fourth of July holiday which falls on Saturday. Sanford city employes will enjoy the weekend off, but will not take any extra days, following a decision made b> city commissioners. County employes in the courthouse and elsewhere ml' have a three day holiday, tak­ ing Monday off in observance. Oviedo offices will also bo closed Monday, but Altamonte Springs city offices will close on Friday. Casselberry offices will ob­ serve only the weekend, with no extra holidays forthcom­ ing. Downtown Sanford mer­ chants will lk closed all day Saturday in commemoration of the nation's Declaration of Independence R. L. Perkins Jr., chairman of the Mer­ chants Division of the Cham­ ber of Commerce, said today The post office will be closed Saturday, Postmaster Ccclle Heard said today. Mnit will be boxed and dispatched, but only specials will lie delivered, she said. All oilier post offices In the county will also be closed. North Orlando Ballots Ready Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday, scattered idunvefn in afternoon, evening; high today 02; low tonight in 70.*. VOL. fill United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1904 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 223 100 Pet. Assessment J IS W A ... BRIEFS 17 'Miss Flames' C ontp e Se Mrs. Walker By Donna Fair* Tho Mis* Flame of S^mtFT. LAUDERDALE (UPD llole County beauty contest, —About I7i> prisoners in the to be one of tha main attrn> Broward County jail staged a lion* at the Longwood Volun­ brief riot Wednesday over foot), officials said. Prisoners Riot Horses Burn MILTON, Mass. (UPD — Thirty-five ta *0 valuable rid­ ing and »how horse* wero killed today when a general alarm fire swept a hayfillcd barn. Barry In Senate WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Harry Goldwatcr turned from political campaigning to Senate business today before leaving for a Fourth of July weekend at his Arizona ranch Trainmen Killed Reds Hit Convoy Court Defied Hijacked Truck Found On 426 Sanford's Lake Monroe look­ ed like a miniature Jacksonvile port this morning when three tog* were picked up at local piers. The tugs had towed barges to Sanford and were standing by while they were being un­ loaded. Later the tugs will re­ turn the empty barges to the home port of Jacksonville where they will be loaded and the cycle repealed. SIRENS WILL SCREAM . . . . , , Mrs. Mary Hnrkey represents city on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” * PITTSBURGH (UIM) — Three crewmen were killed and a fourth was injured today Absentee ballots for (be in Ihe rear end collision of Pennsylvania ltailroad July 13 referendum in North two Orlando on proposed amend­ freight trains. ments to the village charter will be available at the village SAIGON, South Viet Nam office through next Wednes­ day, July 8. No ballots will be (UPD — Communist Viet issued after this dale and all Cong guerrillas ambushed a marked ballots must lie re­ South Vietnamese army conturned and in the clerk’s of­ voy in broad daylight Wednes­ fice by 5 p m. Saturday, July day. 11, if they are to be counted. Polls will be open on Mon­ RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) — day, July 13, in the village hall from 7 a m. until 7 p in. The Virginia Education Hoard Election workers will be Mrs defied a federal court Wednes­ Etta Harville, Charles Tress- day and appropria'ed (225,000 ler and Bob Derum, all mem­ for children enrolled in private and segregated schools in bers of the elected charter Prince Edward County. board. Alternates will be the remaining two board mem­ bers, Hob Dean and Mrs. Mary Howell. Proposed changes, it ap­ proved by a majority of the A whisky-hauling truck, hi­ 1C1 registered voters, call for jacked Tuesday night In Or­ setting-up a five member vill­ lando, was found late Wed­ age council plus a mayor who nesday afternoon on Route wilt lie elected by the people (2fi between Oviedo and Gen­ in a special election to be call­ eva. ed within 80 days. The mayor Tiie driver, Tim Waters of elected at this lime will hold Jacksonville, told police he office until the next regular was stopped by two men, plac­ election In March, 1900. ed In back of the truck and Other recommendations per­ driven to a wooded area. The tain to methods of adopting men then ordered him into a village ordinances and inure car and told him to drive. clearly define function* and He was released early Wed­ authority of the village coun­ nesday morning and aleried cil, mayor, court, judge and police. law enforcement officers. 3 Tugs Bring Cargo Here U. S. NAVY HELPS KEEP PEACE . . . . . . Chief J. J. Sexton pushes button Civitans To Hear Officer Cdr. Valentin G. Matula, of the Sanford Naval Air Station will be the curst speaker at the Civilan Club meeting at 7 p m. Innizht at the Capri rrstaurant. Cdr. Matula is the executive officer of H e a v y Attack Squadron One. He will discuss the missions and capabilities of his unit and its airryaft us­ ing color slides to illustrate their role at aca and si home. teer Fir* Department’a Fourth of July Fiesta, will see a to­ tal of 17 girl* representing eight department* compete for the title. Tha lathing beauty portion of thu contest will take place Friday at 7 p.tn. On Saturday, wearing attire of their choice, the girls will ride their spon­ soring fire department’s truck Sees Little Effect Here HELL OF FREEDOM . . . . . . R uhr by Mayor A, L. Wilson Mayor Sets Celebration Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ ford sounded a call today for all citizens of the city ami county to join in the ringing of tlie Froedom Bells on July 4. The observance of the issth year since the signing of the Declaration of In lepemlenre will lake place across the na­ tion at 1 p. m., lasting for three minutes. In Sanford siren* will blow and 1h>IL* will ring and all citi­ zens are urged to join in the celebration. Mayor Wilson lias Issued a Palro! Leaving Sf. Augustine proclamation which read* la party: ‘ ‘ WHEREAS, tlie tolling ol the Liberty Bell at Independ­ ence Hall, Philadelphia, Penn­ sylvania on the 4lh day of July, 1*76, proclaimed the signing of the Declaration of independence, and WHEREAS, the adoption of this historic document marked the birth of our country a* a free and independent nation, and WHEREAS, It Is fitting that (hr anniversary nf this great event should be appropriately observed m each year at tha same moment throughout tha United States. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that 1, A. L. Wilson, Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby request that nil bells be run for threa minutes, starting at one o’clock on the afternoon of July 4, 19G4 in observance of Indep­ endence nnd American free­ dom*.” 'I'he City'* civil defense air cn will be sounded with a three minute blast and th« Naval Air Station will blow their siren at the snmc time. All rhiirchrs in Hie vicinity who have bell* will ring them and Lions will ring the bell on the old fire engine in Fort Mellon Pa'k, where their Fun Fair will be held. By Julian Strnslrom Wednesday’a decision of the ★ ★ ★ ST. AUGUSTINE ( U N ) Florida Supreme Court which For complete schedule of Tlie Slate Highway Patrol lieordered Dade County to events sec Pages ti amt 7. gau withdrawing Its force* ordered Dade County to in front St. Augustine today in ★ ★ ★ assessments from Mt to IDO view of a Irucft that has lb the para-'e which will be­ percent Ik i light Immediate brought racial pfhco to the gin nt Long wood Elementary reaction ’c l ay from Seminole historic tout 1st town. Both iiitegralionisla n n d School at 10 n.m.' County officials. segregationist* called off fur­ Final* of (lie contest, when Asked If il will have any ther demonstration* Tuesday tlie entries will appear in for­ effect, upon Seminole Coun­ after Gov. Karri* Bryant ap ma!*, are ichcdnlcd for 4:30 ty's assessment rolls, Chair­ (minted a hlracial committee p.m Saturday, man James P. Avery of tlie to study local racial prob­ 'Die winner will receive a Board of County Commission­ lems. Businessmen followed beautiful trophy, suitably en­ op this development yester­ ers declared: graved, u rhinestone tiara and "I hope it will I believe if* day hy announcing they would n bouquet nf rose-. She also a grind thing because it Is fully comply with tlie new will be sponsored hy the about time the mi called free­ pending civil rights law. Longwood department in the Patrol Olfieer Lee Simmons holders become freeholder* in state Ml** Flame eonlest to fact rather than in name by said most of tlie force would lie held during the State Fire­ shouldering their fair share of leave St. Augustine today but men’* Convention in Jackson­ taxes.” would "be on call to respond ville next May, Several years ago Seminole immediately if needed." First and second runners-up County had a tax Im e ol He would not say how many will receive engraved trophies same (.15 million with a mill- men would remain. The slate WASHINGTON (UPD—The and cori-age*. age of 43 50. A reassessment, had a force of more than 230 House finally passed and sent Entries and department* based on 80 percent ol value, oilirers here at tlie peak of to the White House today farthey represent are: Itowenn Immediately increased the tax tlie racial trouble. reaching civil rights legisla­ Rainier ntul Bobbie I.ee Wat­ base to $tdo million and the FIREWORKS look like this “ in the can.” Linn Guv. Bryant said lie ha* nol tion horn of race violence, kins, Casselberry; Charlotte millago was reduced by the disclosed the identities of bombings, vole curb* and con­ Jay Wnrnicke who is in cltarRu of fireworks Sanders, F l o r I d a Forestry County Commission to 11. Un those tic appointed to his bl- tinued resistance to school In­ demonstration for Lions Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Service; Vicki McAidle, Gin- thii basis, a former comini**- racial committee because lie tegration. I’ark, Saturday, nays lyrotcchnic display will dcrville; Pat Msckall, Luke doner explained today, one dhl not want to make their job be set o ff soon after da'k to climax the Fourth The milestone measure—en­ Mary; Linda Davis, Anita mi.I produced about (2(JU,ooo in more difficult. of July celebration. Fun Fair begins at 1 p, m. acted after more than a year Faulk, Pamela Hicks, Carla taxes. Under the old rate a with pony rides, train rides, merry-Ko-ruuml, of congressional consideration Lommlcr, Karen Lyons. Linda mill provided uimul (35.lam. special pames, eye tests a cake walk, food and —was sped to tlie White llonsu Seminole County’s tax ass­ Nottingham, Stella Perkins fun for all the family. (Herald Photo) President Johnson CAMBRIDGE, M an (UPD w- h e r e and Margaret Stevens, Lung- essor, Mary Earl Walker, —Roacoc Pound, 01, former planned to sign It into law wood; Jackie Atchison, North said: "W e arc now assessing dean of the Harvard law this evening at a televised Orlando; Pat Caldwell an I on full value in tlds county school and called by many ceremony. Louise Carter, Oviedo and I’nt under the Just value law. This "Hie grand old man of law," The final congressional ac­ Grimsloy, Sanford Naval Air takes In tile type of construc­ died Wednesday night ut Har­ tion came when (he llousa tion, cost, depreciation and Station. vard’s Stillman Infirmary fol­ voted to accept the bill as several other criteria con­ Lillian Hick* for Longamended hy the Senate. lowing a long illness. tained in Hie just value law. wood has withdrawn from the "This year we are using the contest don to rooflictlm; en­ Income approach on assessing gagements. business properties.” She add­ A contract for the four- S four-lunc the stretch from Judging tlie girls "(l beauty, ed that according to informa­ luning of SIt-40 from French be Orange County line south poise and peisunulity will be tion from Uie state's railroad Richard Iltnnkerihecklnr of Avenue to Mellonville Avenue * U. S. 50. assessment Liard Seminole Is in Sanford will he let during Ill the county’s secondary Orlando, second vice president assessing at ao jicrccnt. August, according to a tenta­ regrum, Stcnstrom said it of the state firemen’* nssoei” 1 don’t think tlio decision,” tive schedule announced Wed­ ms announced that a con- at inti; Jim Davis of Ml Dora, said Mrs Walker, "will have nesday by State Round De­ fact would be let this month district six vice president nnd any effect here in this coun­ partment officials. Jr the reconstruction of SB Mrs. Jim Smith, past presi­ ty. We can justify any evalua­ The information was reveal­ 34 from Altamonte Spring* dent and current vice presi­ tion we have made under the ed ut a meeting of represen­ ortli to Longwood ami that dent of the Orlando Auxiliary, just value law," FREE REPLACEMENT rm any Christy Harp, principal of Avery, in hi* statement, tative* from municipalities, ext February a contract South Seminole Elementary said, "It's unfair for business first line or premium county governments, utility ■ould be swarded to continue commercial property firm* and planner* held at 37 from I.ongwcod north to School and prominent Long- and SEIUERLINC TIRE (a Trademark Orlando. Repre»enting Sem­ ‘hero the A C L railroad wood resident, will net n< owners to shoulder most of of STERLING) . . . If the tire the lax load while home own­ inole wa* Guy 8ten»trom, as- nek* cross General Hutch­ master of ceremonies. ers do not provide their share, fails due to ANY cause (road •iiturit county engineer and ison Parkway. ami yet the home owners are right-of-way agent. In October of this year a hazuril, workmanship, etc.) In cnn* the ones demanding most of Stcnstrom »aid it wa* also infract to rework and rlimthe services," nf failure yon rcI n NEW TIRB announced that a ccnlrarl ml* dangerous curve* on Avery said that now Semi­ would be let, also in August, R 42*1 fr m Goldcnrod to FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! nole’s tax base is approxi­ fur four-luning Sit 430 from arledo will lie Id. New, home-size American mately (195 million with a Tire must have at least 1/16” tread. Hake Howell south to the Or­ flags are presented each new millago rate of 13.25. He esti­ This guarantee good on lire* purchased before July 4 ange County line. resident of Dr liana hy Marklc mated that if Seminole pro­ lie said that construction Brothers, developer* nf the perties were assessed at 100 INKW STORK HOURS: (Inn. thru Frf. R to ft; Sat. A to II ii'iially lu-gin* approximately k United Pres* International community. They have asked percent tlie tax base would 30 days following the award­ II will cost d o million to that these flags be displayed increase to well ovor (200 ing « f a contract. <jan up the refuse scattered at each homo, Saturday, July million and (bat one mill In connection with SR 436 !‘ littcrhugi during the three 4. would produce about (210,000. from Laka Howell to the Or­ •V, July 4 weekend, accord If any resident has not re­ "It is possible," he said, ange County line, Hlenstrom i| to Keep America Beauti- reived his flag lie may call at "that the millage rale could 322-0651 105 W. Find SI. Sanford said it we* also revealed that fj a national anti litter or- the Deltona sales office to I be reduced back to II.” a contract also would be let gtuation. I pick OIK up, I Uke iilury ou Page 2) Rights Bill Sent To White House Pound Dies SR -46 Paving Job To Be Let In August NEW TIRE FREEI Deltona Homes Given Flags Mostly Fo urth m r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 01, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 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/84efbc76b647a545c53bdbb70f08d62c.pdf 7b3dfe9fb15a95149627fd4453b6996a PDF Text Text I , Stir tanfnr?i Hfralft Figures Show Rapid Growth Of Seminole County Since 19 60 tr«K « 12 — J u ly 28, 19G4 DeBary Legion Appoints New Committees Bjr Mr*. Frank Whit* Committee appointment* far D lB ir f Herbert I). Gibb American Legiun Post 259 were made at thi* month'* executive meeting by Com­ mander William William*. Named were Dr. I.uther Tarbell, membership; Frank Ilyon and Virginia Harrison, aunahine; Harry Lyon*, adjut­ ant; Rev. A. C. Summer*, chaplain; Alfred Newell, aaaistnnt ehnplain; Robert Anderaon, finance officer; Edn.i Smith, assistant finance of. fleer; Carroll llurke, judge advocate; Peter Koppennal, flag sales; Fred Oliver, grave registration; William Brumbaugh, serv­ ice officer; Fred McLaren, Americanism; Rev, Summers, visits and aick rails; Edward lienly, blood bank; Furl An­ drews, liaison offirer to World War I veterans; Fred Rammerrr, Unison officer to Vet­ eran* of Foreign Wars; Carotyn Little, child welfare and Oscar Pnpinrnu, police and traffic. Dales for special events during the coming year were act ns follows; Jan. ltd, dinner honoring Stale Com­ mander Rill Kdwanl*; March 17, Legion Birthday Dinner; May r>, PsnrHke Day and Nov. H, Veterans Day church serv­ ice. Regular meetings will lie held on the first Thursday of earh month st 7:30 p.m. in the Community Center begin­ ning with the first meeting of the fall on Sept. .1. Executlve meetings will on the third Thursday of each month at 7:20 p.m. at the Center. Business Briefs Wlnnn-Dlxle Store*, Ine., operating a number of supermnrkcli in the local area, bought direct from Florida funner* more than $R million worth of fre»h fruit* and veg­ etables during the fiacul year ending June 27, n *uh*tuntlal increaae over lust year. Tills figur* represents only the purchases made through the company's field, buying offices In Puli ok re, I'In nt City and Pompano. During the past fiscal year, they totaled $8,388,335 compared with $fl,695, 218 tha previous fiacal year. Joe A. Adams in charge of prrishuhla merchandising at general heudipiuitor» in Jack­ sonville, rmphnsired tlint the company'* primary considera­ tion is moving Florida prod­ ucts first- Winn-Dixie cur­ rently operates (130 superm a r k e t s throughout the Southeast. Fanning is one of the few Industries whore accidents to non-workers, such as small children, must lie included in work statistics. On the farm, safety is truly a family nffuir. Seminole County's growth from I960 to 1963 has equalcd the 1960 population in each of 33 of Florida's 67 counties, according to figure* compiled by varioui agencies in the state and accumulated by the office of County Clerk Arthur Heckwith. Beckwith explained that in 1960 the official census taken by the federal government listed Seminole's population at 54,947. Sfhcc that time the county's population has increased A Natural Disaster Work­ some 18,000, according to re­ shop, for Red Cross mem­ ports by the East Central bers and related services will Florida Regional Planning he held from in a m. to 3 p.m. July 30 at the Red Cross Chapter headquarters, 2401 K. Central boulevard in, Orlando. A. 11. Peterson, Jr. announced today. Invited to attend the work­ shop arc Red Cross chair­ men and board members, disaster chairmen and sub­ committee chairman, volun­ teers, civil defense officials, police anil fire services, wea­ ther bureau personnel, new* media, school official* and personnel, telephone and ham operators. .Subjects of the workshop will include "Ready Re­ sponse," "Nrw D i s a s t e r Training Materials," "Com­ munications" and "Public In­ formation." Workshop leader will he Ralph Davis, assistant direc­ tor of tlii- Southeastern area disaster service from Atlanta, Ga. Davis was most recently an administrative director In the Alaskan earthquake disaster, in Ills numerous assignments lie has covtercd hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flood and other natural disasters. Workshop Set By Red Cross RKOW I’E A K S in F lo rid a ? — If you have an y d o u b ts h e ro 's M rs. I<. E . W h ite, ir*7 C o u n try C lub H oad, d isp lay in g proof. T he tre e s have b o rn e f r u it fo r sev eral y e a rs b u t th is y e a r's is n b u m p e r crop. (H erald I'h o to ) . iM «*at) Line. - £-V.lnfr um w p r»««iT "jittin SA N FO RD , . tc• i »miim r* 3 n v rs F L O R ID A Deltona Teens Set Meeting am. c. v. noi-ta VAH-13 G ets New L e a d e r Cdr. C. V. (Tony) Noltu lias assniiicd roilimniid of Heavy Attack Squadron 13, the group soon to be assign­ ed to duty out of tile Sunfold Naval Air Station. The command ceremony wan held at Whidbcy Island, Wash. Noltu, a five-year veteran of West Const heavy attack aviation, relieved (’iiidr. Wal­ ter P. Carlin. Cmdr, Nol la's first task will lie to move Ills si|uadron from (lie Puget Sound nil station to N'AS Sanfont and so become a peimaiienl mem­ ber of Heavy Attack Wing One. Tile change of station is tentatively scheduled for Au­ gust though tli* exact dale bus not biien announced. Many of the sipiiidion's pil­ ots, crewmen uiul support personnel are already here undergoing training for op­ e r at i on of the new RA-fiC Vigilante reconnaissance bom­ ber. VAIM2 will actually he re­ turning home, Tile *i|Undron wan formed here ill January I9GI. Nine months later it was sent to the Pacific to sim­ ply tlie all-weather strike capability for the carrier USS Kitty Hawk. VAH-13 recently returned from its filial Whidbey-hmed cruise aboard tlm | ,1ltd-foot supeicarrier. It) Mildred Haney Weekly meeting* fur a Del­ tona Tern Club will begin tbi* Friday at the Community Center from 7 until It p.m. Present activities will include dancing, card* and plug pong. If sufficient interest is nIiiiwii ii tegular Teen Club will lie organised and will plan me it activities us rookouts, hay rides unit splash parties. All teenagers of the com­ munity are invited to attend Friday night'* meeting. BRAND N E W CARS TRAILWAYS S i l v e r E a g le s are FASTER to FT LAUDERDALE MIAMI AND TllltlJ TO M U ST BE SOLD KNOXVILLE AND DENVER 151 NEW CHEVItOLETS, OLDSMOWLES, CADILLACS AND CHEVROLET TRUCKS ARE NOW IN STOCK OR DUE IN — MUST HE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. PICK YOUR MODEL — CHOOSE YOUR COLOR — MAKE US AN OFFER! MATHER of Sanford f u r n it u r e LOWEST PRICES - FOR THE CRADLE SET Rally lied* (Cnniplelr with Matin'**) $29.93 Chest nf Drswrr* 4 Drawer $19.93 Play Pen* $t:.9S Play Pen Pads ........ Strollers ......... $1.49 $19.9$ Folding High Chairs $12.9$ Trainer Seats ........... $5.93 MATHER Cxum t& L j A N D LOTS OF FROM A WOULD OF FINIS FIIKN1TURK TERMS "This means,” Beckwith slated, “that in a brief per­ iod of three and a half years Seminole County . has grown In population more than the population in each of 33 of the state's counties." There are 34 counties In the state with populations of 19,019 or better, the clerk said. That figure applies to Osce­ ola. Dade County's popula­ tion was 933.047 in I960 and is estimated to be at the one million mark today. LOTS A N D LOTS (■rent Savings on Easy Terms EASY Council, a survey by the Eco­ nomics Division of the Uni­ versity of Florida's School of Business and reports of sur­ veys made by the Florida Power * Light Company a* well as the Florida Power Corp. In I960, Beckwith declared, 33 counties in Florida had population* of less than 18.000 — ranging from Nassau County’s 17,189 down to the 2,668 persons who reside in Gilchrist County. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS of Sanford SHOP IN AIK-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lot ST. 322-U‘JH3 *i)J* Silver E aglca—eiu luaiv* w ith T railw ayn — tint! A m o rim 's only new ly-designed buttes, offer y o u th ru service of m atchless co m fort. C0RVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE Destinations served by Silver Eagles 4-way From Hanford inr MKMPIIIS $11.50 The only thro xrrvica $14.40 KANSAS CITY The only thru sen ice DliNVKR .................... $19.30 The only thru service $ 6.65 MIAMI 5 Convenient thru trips daily TRAIIAVAYS HUS TERMINAL Cor. Park A 2nd. St. 322-4570 Dell ARY TERMINAL * 1236 W. Church Street, Dellary * 1 9 4 1 19 I BEST DEALS - -------------• EASIEST TERMS CHEVY I I $195 4 -D R . SEDAN DOW N $2121* PHICKS INCLUDE HEATER, DEFROSTER, WSW TIRES SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER’S i jtsI T R A IL W A Y S . Easiest travel on earth BEST SELECTION - HOLLER M O T O R SALES 2nd & PALMETTO — 322-0771 2505 S. PARK DRIVE — 322-08G1 r i % �on the St. Johns River Seminole County “The Nile of America’ ^ eio Expressing a sentiment we all feel sometimes. City Com­ missioner Earl Higginbotham said with a sigh at Monday night’s meeting, "1 feel like l'\e been rc-organiicd today.” • * • Conversion of the grounds at municipal stadium to pre­ pare it for the coming foot­ ball season was begun Mon­ day by the city, under the lease agreement with the high schools. First game is sched­ uled for mid-September, • • • Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy throujrlt Thursday with widely scattered showers: high today in 00s: low tonlpht 72-77. VOL. 36 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. JULY 20, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 2-1-1 Lakefront Development: “WELCOME A HOARD” was the greeting Riven C<ir. C, V. Nolta, right, commanding officer of Heavy Attack SiHianlon 13 which soon will he stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. Nolta was Riven a preview of the local base on his ar­ rival Tuesday night. Shown with him is Capt. James O. Mayo, commander of Reconnaissance Attack WittR One. (Herald Photo) Mayor A. L. Wilson warns jay walkers that there is an ordinance on the city books prohibiting this practice and cautions pedestrians to please u>e the crosswalks at the in­ tersections. The Clock Watch­ er notes that Sanford is probably the only city in the country where traIfic slops ior jaywalkers, though we’ve seen A preview of his future tins in some lurcign coun­ surroundings at Sanford Nav­ tries. al Air Station was given the Warning to scooter and man who command* tin- next motorcycle riders: The city squadron to he based here is considering making the with Ileeonniiissance Attack wearing of safety helmets Wing tine. t'dr. ('. V. (TonyI Nulla, while riding such vehicles mandatory. Other cities have commanding officer of Heavy such regulations as do all Attack Squadron I t, spent the day making final plans for military ftisUllations. moving his unit hen from •' * * City Commissioners Mon­ Wlifdhey Island, Wash,. Naval Air Station. day heard, approved and He arrived in Sanfonl Tues­ adopted a resolution com­ day night and spent today mending Henry Tamm for his with (’apt, James (). Mayo, fine job a* city finance di­ commander of Reconnaissance rector. Tamm resigned, effec­ Attack Wing One, and other tive Nov. 1, to take a similar officer* with whom he will he job with the county. Before working while here. he goes. Henry will fly to Many of hi* future pilots, New York with Mayor Wilson crew mm ami icjppoit pn Fun­ to sign tlie new water develop­ ment bonds. New Commander Gets B riefing • » • Do you save your pennies, nickels and dimci and store them in n piggy bank? That's a good thrifty habit, hut the banks would he happy if you would bring all that small change in and exchange it lor some nice quiet folding money. Seems there's a short­ age of small coins plaguing the money-changers. * * * Tom Brown of Bel Air Court says he's amazed at the quick action of city official*. He says he left a note for City Manager Pete Knowles noting trce!« w ire blocking the toadway near his home In the Wynne wood section. Tom then v.-ent about his business for the day. That late afternoon when he returned home he found tlie trees gone. ♦ * * County commissioners Tues­ day decided to liegin action to bring county employes un­ der some form of hospitaliza­ tion program. They asked their attorney, Harold John­ son, It) draw up a tentative legislative draft lo tie present­ ed at the next session of the State Legislature. Com­ missioner John Alexander suggested the insurance pro­ gram, if adopted, lie let out for tiids and the Commission agreed. 1 nel are already in training nt Sanford for transition to the IIA-fit’ Vigilante rcconnuissattce bomber later this year. The squadron has been flying the older, slower ,\ lit Skywarrior altark plane. The icmainder of the non officer* and men is expected 1from Whidbey Island In midAugust. VAIl-llt recently r< turned from it* final Whidbey bused deployment to tlie Western I'aeific aboard t lie <airier Kitty Hawk. Cdr. Nolta assumed com­ mand of VA11-111 lust Thurs­ day. He bring* 21 years «>f naval cx|*erienre to tlie .*!*, mui h of it in the heavy at­ tack field. Ranger O n Course A fter Crucial Turn CAPE KENNED V ( f l ’l ) — America's Hanger 7 television spacecraft executed it* mo t crucial space maneuver "right on the nose'' today, shifting it in a direction for shooting mankind's first close-up pic­ tures of the moon. Scientists said the feat, called the “ midcourse maneu­ ver,” swung Hanger 7 with County Board Sets Up New Department \ apparent ‘extiomr accuracy into new path toward it* pinpoint objective on tlie sun­ lit face of the lunar body. The critical maneuver was triggeied hy a radio signal si ut front scientists on earth ut ii ii.m. EDT to make the spacecraft change direction from its general "moult eol11:■on" course into "a trajec­ tory for it* precise target." Although jubilant scientists declined to make a prcdlc* luui, they indicated they now felt confident that the spaceclaft would hit close to it* planned impact men In one of the moon’s dry "seas," where a i iiiaut* of the future are to make landings. Seminole County ha* a new department. The County Com­ mission Tuesday created, eff ee t I v e immediately, the Building Maintenance Ik-puit tnent and named J. (’. Lav­ ender, superintendent of the County Itond Department, to The Sanford Seminole Jayserve as siqiervisor. i«. x a r e o p e n i n g their Thurs­ The Commission ulso: day noon m e e t i n g lit tlie Civic Decided to delay liny action t'i nlcr to the public, Frank on a request to re zone a sec­ 1Kin. It, program chairman ur>tion of Mobile Manor on FR ntiunccd t oday. ■EH. known ns ‘‘Jungle I He. ix n I t (tie invitation is Commissioner* also issued for „ trni, , r UI,„. I. ■■• ng of a film on space a reminder of two important | |,,.nlpi| n riM|llclt ,,y repre t„nr,.. quest hy dales comine up soon Ann 3 senUitlvc* to rezone laike flights and Col. John Glenn';! they will sit as a Board of Harney A* rrttr* from A-l pinner* fhght. f ho movie, in Adjustment and on Aug. It (agriculture) to T-l (trailer eittor, run* about an hour, they’ll hold a public hearing homes). In doing *o the Com­ a n d will Ma r t at approximate­ on tiio proposed fiscal budget. mission overruled the county ly I2:20 pm. "The o u t s t a n d i n g film was zoning hoard. see ui e l for u* t h r o u g h Dr. Confirmed a board of ad­ Kenneth W i n g o f S a n f o r d , justment declaim! to approve who wit* formerly Col. Glenn's a golf driving range no Fit personal physician," s a i d Eld, contingent upon controll­ ed lighting, the installation Finch. "We are happy to invil* of a chain link fence and the puldie to view with us Two barefoot thieve* enter­ proper maintenance. ed Fpcnrcr's Grocery in Decided 'iha't "there was nn *'"» •""',l“nV ,,f l,“ Oviedo and made off with justification to comply wilh U. F flights into space, said clothing, shoe* and money, lo­ a request that Dunlop, Gilmer Finch Members of the Jaycee* are cal police said today. nnd North Hoad streets in Constable George Kelsey of the Midway section t>c paved. urged to bring guests. Oviedo asked police to lie on Ap proVial u request for six the lookout for the thieves loads of clay for the Itookcrshould they try to sell the to'vn Recreation Park. items. Page 2-A Ahhy He said they entered the Page 2-A Bridge store by climbing through a No Knriorsemcnt Page 10-11 window and made off with So JACKSON, Miss. (U l'I) — Clu-'ificd Page l() pairs of trousers, two pairs Warning against “ precipitous C ' niics . Page 1-A of pointed toe shoes. $40 in action,” Gov, Paul Johnson Editorial .... Page 3 silver and $5 in pennies. Tuesday kept G o 1 d w a l c r- Funerals Footprints were found in­ minded Mississippi Demo­ Horoscope......... ...„ Page 0 .... Page J side the store, Constable Kel­ crats from endorsing n pres­ Society .......... Page ii sey said. The entry and theft idential candidate until after Sports — Page 2-A occurred some time Monday the National Democratic Con­ TV Programs vention. , \\ «■ the Women . 1‘ige 2-A night, he added. Jaycee Meeting Open To Public Two Thieves No Longer Barefooted Herald Index Profit For W hom ? “1 ain’t going to vote to spend a dime down there utiles* somebody can show me how we're going to make money on it!" This declaration made by a City Commissioner during Monday night's meetiitR when the proposed marina complex was tinder discussion. Fortunately, this is the opinion of only one commissioner — not all of them. And, The Sanford Herald is confident that all five of the num­ bers of the Commission realize that sound ItittR has got to be done to re­ vitalize the downtown section and the general economy of the greater Sanford area. Hut the time has come to call a spade it spade! The Commissioner who made that statement has — if our readers will excuse a pun — “missed the boat.” entirely. When the City Commission a few years ago voted a capital outlay to construct a Civic Center, did anybody ask hmv much money the City would get in return? Of course not! Results of capital outlays and the benefits to a city and its citizens are measured in tot in­ tangible manner. The same principal applies to the proposed marina. Wlien the lakefront development project was proposed initially by the heads of three highly competitive financial institutions in downtown Sanford, it was made absolutely plain that this program would have to be a capital outlay and there may never been a nickel's worth of tangible re* s:ultii to the C 'y rovo*"intent. Instead, t till.is would be intangi­ ble to the City but realistic to the business, professional and overall economic life of Hie community. Naturally, if the capital nullity for lids project does provide a return to the city government — and there’s little doubt lad that it will — it will come, in a manner of speaking —through the kick door of City Hall. Today the Commission began a ser­ ies of meetings with engineering firms which are believed to possess backgrounds in marine developments. This is a wise and proper step for the City lo lake. Hid this one Com­ missioner has indicated that he wants not only an engineering fesibility study but also an economic study. It’s obvious that this type of sur­ vey would show that the project is not feasible from an economie point of view as far as direct financial re­ turns to the City is concerned. Nobody has ever said that the ma­ rina complex would provide a tangi­ ble return to the city. Nobody, in­ cluding the bankers who proposed the development project, said it even would be self-liquidating. The important point to remember is that a return to tlie city treasury is not the major factor. Instead, the primary consideration is what the project will do for the community's business and economic life — which our financial leaders say right now is not in the best of health. Fin tiler, an economic study on fi­ nancial returns would be of no value for who or what firm can make one. There is not a similar situation in Ihe state of Florida — that is, w here fresh water is com ernetl. Comparisons can be made only in a similar situations on the Atlantic and (bill' coasts. Here's one lor con­ sideration. Froward County (Furl l.auderdnte) experienced a nmi'iiie business In 1!*''." i • umnnr* e. $02. i million, a jump oi $10. Il^iniliion over 1962. And that's salt water! Any boatman will tell you that he'd prefer lo cruise and dock in fresh waters. llovv much money was spent on marine recreation last year? We’ll answer that one Thursday. T ro p ical Storm A b b y Sp o tted MIAMI (U l’I i — A strong easterly wave churned the Atlantic Ocean 1,1)00 mil's sou Ihen si of tieie today, slow­ ly building into tropical storm Abby, the first of the season. "It probably will make storm intensity this after­ noon" the Miami Weather Bureau said in a (penal bul­ letin. A tropical disturbance is classified as a tropical storm wh' n sustained winds reach 30 miles so hour or bet­ ter. A Navy hurricane hunter plane found the squally area about too miles northeust of the Leeward islands, the Wea­ ther bureau said. The distur­ bance wss muting towsid the Attitude Of Voter Changed - - Holley lly Ilnltic Austin City Editor There ha* boon a treiticnd inis change in the attitude id the people of Hu- Mate of Florida, Hep Churlc* Holley, Republican guberiitiloriiil cun (llil.de, told Ills .Sanford sup potters Tuesday, nt a meet Irtg at (lie Sanford Woman's Club. "The people of Florida have ■topped voting hy party la bcl," Holley asld. ‘"IT * are looking at tin imliti* Inal. They want to knuw where their governor stands, they want lo know wdist he stands for.” Holley (barged Hud no one ran tell where Demucrallr candidate. Mayor H a y d <>n II n r n s , of Jacksonville stand*, "because lie changes his position every day, de pending on wltnl part id Hie state lie ix m and to whom I f Is talking. “ Do you want Hie state of Florida run like the city of Jacksonville, which is Finn million m debt, where taxes go ttji even year and which sinus were W. A. Adams of li.ix the second highest crime ties ire lo paitirlpntn. Fnyi s was sent here as a the Spoilsmen'* Association tale in Hi*' United States?” "tcpit m ntntive" of several ala) Clyde Long, Fnnford- Holley asked F* tidnole .la)t i e president. 'nic Hcpiihllran candidate. irintri) state agencies and lie will 1 4-jinit buck to them at an (•fitly dill*'. He expressed "Deno minus interest" in the project mid said lie would tecnmincnd full roopeiation of Ilo' other agencies. So far, Tullnadge said, I luee at nil- agencies have sail) Nikita To Bonn? they would have exhibits here IJIlNN, <i«rimiiiy (U l'h — —the Slate Forestiy Kervire, Nctfotin t ions wpfif nn today It) June Casselberry Game &■ Fresh Water Fish It e p u b I i c a n gutwrnalorCommission ami tlie I’nii- for Soviet PiimUT Nikita S. al ramihlatc Charles it HoiKhrushchev's f i»w t visit l* » m i vat ion Ib'pnrlmeiil. "‘tlie response could ire \\ <i-t tlm m im , fiugaihly as ley oi SI Petersburg was Untilrd only by youi ability unity oh next fall, guest nl the NettiiunJe Count) to supply adequate space for Young Republican Club ut n them,” Fayes told Chamber Red Sol iders Flee reception Tuesday afternoon IILIDFI ItERG, G s r niHiiy at tlie home oi club president otfuial*. He imjiriiled top govetlilln lit official* w ill I •• <1’P I> Two Hu-xiun soldiers K. Pope lluxxrtt III Druid asked to participate in at who d e f e c t e d to the West Hills. fiton l ast Germany have ask1onxt purl of the project. Holley wav accompanied hr Taking part in Ilia discus- ed for political asylum, the his state campaign manager. U, S. Army announced today. Hoy (iiiines id Pensacola, and the head oi tin- local steering Renpport ionment fominlltcii, Mi Ralph Swan­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — son of Winter Park. Ally. (ion. James Maid An in form a I question and riuitf nrlhui iifnpritr* to ha tha niity way lo fj#*l Ilia 4sl*»rn* answer session was com! iit led 111nr, MJ lejiiaManlUliVij laap- hy Holley, M o s t questions centered (Hirtiomuant inmndment off armiml taxes ami tlie Civil west nottliwcsl al about 2U the Nuvumbrr ballot. Rights Law. miles per hour. Holley, Hie first native Flo­ Winds in heavier squalls 15 Compete weie eh eked at 4(1 to 60 miles MIAMI BEACH (UPI> — ridian to rim lor governor on per hour in gusts, the Wea­ Fifteen American women, In­ the Republican ticket, labels ther hot elm reported. cluding the daughter of an himself s conservative and A n u t Ii c r reconnaissance Idaho Negro janitor, compet­ believes that personal and |s>flight was ordered for the ed today to represent the litical integrity to lie prime is­ afternoon. United S t a t e * in a beauty tint- sues in tlie campaign. He also cited ills service in The easterly wave, fre- tie with 5k foreign girls in Hie Legislature as house mi­ quctiI!y the forerunner of a the Miss Universe pageant tropical storm, was first re­ nority leader as experience in pot ted hy ships. Today’s flight Reds In Pincers stale government m contrast ronfiintrd it hsd wind circu­ VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) to his opponent's experience lation and a low pressure ren­ —Government troops squeezed only in city government. ter, both characteristics of a a pincers today on nn import­ In addition lo Bassett, who tropical stoim, ant Com mu nisi • held road is a candidate lor rounty com­ A ttupicul storm becomes junction while now attempts missioner, other Sent Incite Re­ a fullblown hurricane when to arrange talks on settling publican candidates on hand its sustained winds reach 71 the chronic lotos civil wur were Guy Allen, candidate fur miles sn hour. tax assessor; Walter liubcrg, failed. Giant Conservation W eek Show Planned For Sanford A repi esenlalive of the Florida Development Cniiuni*stun met lo ir Tuesday with local officials to hear plans for a giant ('unservution Week Exposition to In* held hero in October. Estimates vuiy (hat from 20,1100 to 150,000 visitor* v. II be in tlie city during tlie week. Meeting with F a n f a t d Chamber of Commeite Icadns was James II. Fayes of Talla­ hassee, recreation department director for the Development Commission. T im group discussed I in* program ut a Jim Spencer Restaurant luncheon. A. II. (Tommy) I'eterson Jr., Chuitil>er president, nn I James Tiilnmdgc, executive secretary, reported progress to dale, noting several etui*and piivute group* indicate a IN SANFORD, Republican candidate Charles Ibdley, left, dials with Mr. and Mrs. Huy Allen and other supporters at a coffee in bis honor at tlie Sanford Woman’s Club. Co-hostessing the ” ■' H ” Itrynnt and Mrs. Al 1). meeting were Mrs. Keel Ii. (Herald l’hoto) Firm Selects Site Near Altamonie , By HAHUY I. JOHNSON Managing Editor Seminole County will soon get another new industry— and at least two others ara waiting in the wings for their debut. The Unit Electric Control Company of Orlando tins pur­ chased a plot of land in Sem­ inole Industrial Park and ex­ pects hid* on a building to bo opened Aug. 11. The industrial park is lo­ cated near the Orange Coun­ ty line west of Highway 17-02. A 20,00(1 square foot struc­ ture is plnnneii hy the firm and it is expected to employ about 60 persons, thus doub­ ling its present employment figure. Tlie company manufactures cleclrhnl switch gear and control panel* nnd provides materials for many area pow­ er companies, including Orlamb' Utilities nnd the Flor­ ida Power * Light Compuny. Tito industrial park cmbraces 25 acres, according to tin* owner, Hr. J. \Y, Hick­ man of Winter Park. He add­ ed that tlie water supply will he supplied through an agree­ ment with Altamonte Springs. Dr. Hirkmnn said one firm is presently located on tin* park site—the Atlantic Til* A T erratin Company, lie al­ so saiit ono street, Atlantia Boulevard, ha* been built on the tract. Two other firm* have pur­ chased let* in Hip park and are mapping plans for con­ struction there, Dr. llickmnn sniil. lie identified them as tha Orlando Manufacturing Com­ pany which has houglit two lot* nr about an arm of In ml and the Central Kim Ida Ilevernge Company, distributors, also of Orlando, which also is making plans to h>eat« a t tha site. wiio is minority leader in tlie state House of Representa­ tives said Florida would need no new taxes "if waste is eliiiiinaled," "You hate (o serve in the stale government to know whero Hip waste lies—reading the state statute l»*nh doesn't lell you the facts," Holley said. He charged that building n new prison in Sunder County is wasteful with prison impu­ tation dccrensiajG a new stale crippled children elinie in Tampa is wasteful when Ilf American L e g i o n Crippled Children’s Homo 15 miles away has empty beds; and that requiring school texthooks to ho stored ill Jack­ sonville is unnecessary. Commenting on the civil City police are invcstlgntii right* lull, Holley said (lint tin* theft of ||iI2.5(> in pet "iwiion* of it arc unconstilu easli from the medical offi ttonal, and therefore tire not building nt 2425 H. Park Av law They said the burglar ri “ 11 is Hie jolt of Hie govern­ ped a hasp off a sliding do or of the slate of ■-Torula to on the southeast comer of II maintain law and order. You building, entered the recepth cannot legislate equality. No room and took the mom one. I*** tie black, while, yel­ from tin* office of Dr, Kobe low. i* it or brown can acquire ■I. .N’iniUl. I'npers were sea equality" in any way except tered over the floor nnd II h\ earning it," Holley empha­ ton culic* drawers opened I* sized. nothing was taken, police sui Tho person then entered tl offices of Dr. Edwin 1,, Lin soy anil look two packs cigarettes from a desk, thi ■ii id. $162.50 Stolen From Office nsuvA... Candidate Guest Of B R IE F S Young Republicans running lor school hoard; nnd Charles Kern, candidate for justice of the peace. Assisling the host were Mrs. Sandra /fille r, Mrs. Eleanor MacDonald ami Miss Murgat el Guilts, Tent Thieves A tliU-f or thieves quh folded up the lent and ivul away from tlie Putchin r lienee at 1505 Park Ave., | ice were told Tuesday, They said the tent was t ell fmm the yard and up) rntly carried Into u woo a tea off Magnolia Avenue. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS $J35 A PINE CREST INN , ,, , I IO > I “ ;s t i a k s 'c m I c k l n * CHILDREN 12 DR UNDER $100 Menu Include*: C’ole Slnw French Frlen linked Keans Grits II iih Ii P u p p ic f Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea •> v r ;* r p °0 Owned A OprtsUd By Maxine A Bob Hsncork H try. 11-91 So. Fsnfurd I’h. FA 2-3965 J �W it BnTorZI Irn B Page 2 — July 20, 1964 T o p V a lu e S t a m p s \r.-i f ir n e * GIFT CATALOG * 'l'Ov»\WlAX •war r i L* a— - >• ‘>V^’ Ouoniily Rights Ratcrvad — Prlzta Good thru August tit 100 EXTRA STAMPS with W-D BRAND tltdA tt *». < v » i-: tyW'i*) yfcdutfA ; * '4 *i: Ground Beef 5 1 WIMN-OIIIB f Ml INC- — COPTNIOHf — FINEST BEEF SOLD ANYWHERE t llf r e l TINY JANE IDDING8, left, and Mnrk Rrandes, right both of Casselberry, nttompt a xylophone ilucl nl the South fiominnlc Elementary School orientation program for firtrt. grailcra. ® $ P Neturelly Nature Aged For Tenderneti and Flavor W-D Brand SIRLOIN STEAK boneless round MORE EX C ITIN G VALUES! \|/ _ Superbrand Grade "A " Florida Select ■ CUTTING THINGS out with arinanra take* con­ centration Milton Gray of Ctuuutlberry find* aa lie learns the nkilla ho will need in firat grade at an orlcntntlon program holng conducted at South Seminole Elementary School, ■ Large Lunch M e a t . . . “ 59* E g g s IUNNYLAND PORK With tht Puichosa of GOLD 'N CORN OIL 1-Lb. Pk»*. 49 , s^ T sp re a d -« « 100 EXTRA STAMPS 4 BONELESS ROUND COPELAND'S FAMILY PACK T 289 |« 0 0 '.\ I . :• S a u s a g e ............... t S t e a k ■8 8 ' R o a s tu8 8 ' u. W-D BRAND BEEF IS EXTRA VALUE TRIMMED TO QIVE YOU MORE GOOD EATING-MEAT FOR YOUR MONEY 39* PKG. HOftMEL I ll PERBRAND C heese L o a f. . - - v t -. r - ~ i: " 69* 2-LE. SIZE FREE 100 Extra Stamps SB Can Hams sa*2 ~ ~ .r r r s r r .~ i. ~ r ■ : (■ a -■ i ' 4 i # fa HAY MASSEY (right) district vice president of the Florldn Itcercatlon AHHodnllon wart greeted by Mayor A. L. Wilson (left) at tho Civic Cen­ ter today. Massey headed a group of city recrea­ tion officials meeting hero for n business ses­ sion, lunch and workshops, hosted by the City of Sanford and the Hocreatlon and Parks De­ partment Director, Jim Jcrnlgan. Approximate­ ly 60 recreution officials from all over Floridn attended the all day meeting to study plans and problems of city recreation departments. Sanford Host To Recreation Group Tha City nf Sanford and th* P a rts and fli'oraallnn Department wui* tioit Tuts, day In SO rcprracntfttlvra uf the Florida ItMrratUui Am Auc In I ion whn gathpn-d lirrn today fnr a Imainraa meat. Ini;, lunrhrcn and w»rk- ■hSpa. Ilia drlrcalra were art* pruned by Mayor A. L. Wil­ son aa they i»uitl»it>il at Ilia Cjvlr Crntar. Pialrirt virn prcsldrnt liny Masaty of Uainravillp conducted I h * mri-tiiiR. Lunrhcon was M'rvrd at noon for llic dPlt-nalfa nmi llicir KiicaU nnd during llic n ftn norm Ihry broke up in­ to froupe In riiaruaa raertutinnai plans and pruidrmi, in Workshops set up by City Iterrratlon P irn lor Jim Jerniitan. CHie* represented at Ibr matting Included Jarkannvil. le, l,<-<-almrir, I)i'l.nnd, I.lve link, Dajrliina, Holly Mill, (lihiudo, I’alalka, (iMinrnvIlle mid Hturkr. i r in l. COCKTAIL MILK TISSUE Save 25* . . 303 Can * Save 5* . . No. 1 Tall Can • Save 8« . . 4 Roll Pack COFFEE Save 2 8 * . . 1-Lb. Can 15 nit 1I with with IS. ota order. ord.r. Limit 15. or m mot* | J 5 9 H Limit «■ith ith $$55 . or or m mor# m it II w or« oorder. r d ir . ••* * * & * r t J 4- FOR Orton Tmmu Auauep fat ia TOD Vt*A*| tfciSl LU EoatsSTAM W >fM MClHi mtPS F aca B is Er s i i h D e W l^ e b r * * . Oooe Thru Aueuai let AVAliF WIMNJIitl 50 ^ TOR VIM A4•LU ——•E>—STAM I >HII O.PS owe paeaasa Paoiea __HOWaaO JOHNSON Choc. Caks ll< •oao Tnau AuauaT tar At AWTWtMMMill r R A TOD V A LU E S T A M M IMN* 1**4 Lv.Awt w | tkAxtS # Tnaaa p u u i h PaoaaTaare o- aa* Fish Sticks S /U . ^ i 3 9 1 | i OIL save Save o32* x r . , no 46-oz. -ox. L.an Can • Save oave 7* /* . . 24-oz. za-oz. Btl. on. 1 Save 20* . . 20-Lb. Bag i 2 9 . |i w 7 9 » , u ■■ K- BUNS Hamburger or Wiener 23* 2 29* CHARCOAL i DRINK 4 DIXIE DARLINQ CABOT BRIQUETTES CRISCO isi * Limit with ( 5. or or m mora Lim it II w ith $5. ora iorder. « ! i u * 12-PACK PKG. W tH V > .;ie M a lia M w » 4 u .- j.y .' FROZEN FOOD PICKED AT THE PEAK OP PRESHNESII J & jr s w i r r - JU'CY PINK MEAT WESTERN ALL FLAVORS THRIFTY MAID yg L # C a n ta Ice Milk .. . 39* PEACHES S loupes 4 Cream Pies 2»»79* < I *fl k Meat Dinners «*79* S w t. P lu m s 4 ^LLemonade 9 99* FHKSH FANCY KREESTONB % 3 LBS. ^ 9 v a T i M O P T O N 'S F R O Z IN ‘ SANTA ROSA Jum bo libby 's frozen . . pink or regular 6-ox. CAN 2 - 4 9 , EXTRA STAMPS Freah, Crisp too Cucumbers 5 •»29* UTRA at AMPR WITH TAR NOW Meat Loaf ■vt-t-e. PKa. $1.49 •O EXTRA OTAMPR WITH TARNOW Wieners TOR LU EMSSTAM PS . Vl«4AtMS* RAHM f . 50 M «w mm r V wm Aw LU m aa E«#mwm STAM ■ TOR sm oar ftvm tm apm *«4 #pi«3*ubmPS ■ SI OO WOSTH o r J Candy f ATAMYWIMMa*Hi ll- s i. r«e. Bie SIITT CSACKIN* OOOD Ir Fam. Crsmss 4S« •oae Tttau Auauer lei at AHT -IHHaua 9 \ PRODUCE ILD rACKAQV DILMAH Turkey Roast >lw 6 | ^ ! t M l d : i - v . f r a a t . . t v - r - -i . .• . r TO PWr«*V|1+A.| CiM LpU I |>STAM i-4*M PtuHUtaiaU»,PS m 2 9 - DEL MONTE P'apple-G'frult ! Save I6» . . 303 Con * -rt " & s? Aft wmasiHt . < | COCKTAIL • i,* Save 20* . . Giant Box Save 26* . . 6-Pock mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8 •■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aa»ai»aaa*ai I DEL MONTE FRUIT Save 24r . . 1-Lb. Can ! ■LUE or WHITE ARROW BEER or ALE j DETERGENT J eemmmmmmmmm■ COFFEE FISCHER'S LIGHT, DRY A . $, | ; 7 | .............. fo L a i r s " " Gamma Rays Detectives NEW YORK (DPI) - Gamma raya are now helnc ti‘ed by pnlcritbil buyer a of co miner • rial building* and iipiirlment houari In check (he .soundness of these itructurei, The raya are into sieel, masonry, and other materials, unemenne any flaw). 'i’etUna laboratories llinunhout (he rounlry use the instru­ ments. i Manufactured by Picker X Hay ('»r|Kiratiun, White Plaini, N. Y.) WALDORF TOILET ASTOR FRUIT 0 0 \ \ CARNATION EVAP. ASTOR S r 62 aeea Tmpu Aueuat tar ,r u t «rMM«iie 61 T O fL tm s ^ owe i«-ot. ana HOT *MOT Bug Bomb St* Oooo Thru Auauar ter at m i wwuna ** L.. rK<l. 59* SO UTRA RTAaiM WITH TARNOW Meat Loaf It'i-LB. PKO. BO UTRA RTAMR* with OtOROtA Brick Sausage as u tra eTAMpa L.. 59* with bunnylano Pickle Loaf i t CITRA 98* btahpi wiih Sirloin Steak PKa. 39* COOK OUIK chop. Ma. 89* la r a f l a t i le t* T h e S m a r t P l a c e T o Go... / m C . F irs t S t. F re a ch A re . A 25th« K lm etto A t *. A 3rd St, Highway 17 U2, Long wood �/» *' “ I f *% 1* Rev. Alva Brock Is Leader Al Convocation Rev. Alva Brock of Jack* sonville, non of Mrs. Nancy Brock of Sanford, is one of .100 ministers chosen to be a leader at the National Convo* ration of Methodist Youth he* in»r held at Purdue University Monday through Friday of this week. Attending are tome 5,000 Methodist youths and adults from all parts of the United States with each state having a quota of youth eligible to attend. As a group leader, Rev. Brock had to be at Purdue lust SatUiduy to attend a two-day training period prior to opening of the Convocation. He left with three other Flor­ ida leuders by car last Thurs­ day and will fly back to Jack­ sonville this Friday to be there for the opening service nest Sunday in the new sanc­ tuary of his church, Lakewood Methodist Church. Hospital Notes JULY 27 Admissions John Hancock, F r e d d i e Howard, Joyce E. Barrett, Carol King. Peggy A. Towers, Dorothy Polk. Ethel Cowan, Jeffrey Diinond, Christopher Olinitcad, L i z z i e Caldwell, Lewis A. Tate, Gus Vaughn, Kenneth Benton, Lcssic Pau­ line, all of Sanford; Fannie Herring. Malone; Ann Beh­ rens, Lake Monroe; lluth Wil­ lett, Deltona. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cald­ well of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams ol Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Allred T. Davis of Sanford, a boy. Discharges Mattie Singleton, baby girl Mairc, Ellen Hoy, Theodore Williams, Johnnie Mae Gor­ don, Will Nolan, Shannon Crawford, Ann Fall and baby boy. Maria Pique. LdiUi Fortner, all of Sanford; lairty Busby, Lake Monroe; Fred Uch, Winter Park; Lacey Kart Bouse. Lake Mary; Aline Hendrix, Titusville; L e w i s Fcrrando, Orlando. William B. Case Dies In Miami William Ben Case, 45, son of Mrs. Mildred Case of San­ ford and brother of E. II. (Al) Case of Lake Mary, died Mondny in Miami. -Born in Warren, Ohiu, he moved to Miami thrro years ago. Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Helen Case and n daughter, Nadine, botli of Mi­ ami and a sun, Ronald nnd grandson, Craig, of Birming­ ham, Ain. Funeral and buriul services will be held Thursday in Mi­ ami. (Ehr £ a n fo rb Rjtralh -uly 29, 1964 — Pape 3 They’re spelling progress with a capital " P " these days at Deltona, Macklc-built com­ munity. Like all Florida. Deltona just keeps growing and grow­ ing — only faster. Located on 15.000 acres of forested, lake-dotted land near Sanford. Deltona has grown, in Just over a year and half, Into a lusty young community which now boasts: * Over 525 homes completed or under construction. * More than 320 familica in residence. * A total population of over 750 persons. “We knew from Die start that Deltona, with its prime location and natural beauty, would have great and wide­ spread appeal," said Frank E. Macklc, Jr., president of The Deltona Corporation. "We consider It the finest planned community we have ever built. "But Die public acceptance has exceeded even our ex­ pectations.” Deltona has progressed so rapidly. Mackle said, "that we've had to advance some of planning and construction CHAPLAIN LEO J. MCDONALD, Sanford Naval Air Station’s new Pro­ timetables by mono than a testant chaplain, stands beside his 33-year-old trademark, a 1931 Model year." ‘A’ Ford Coupe which he has driven hack and forth to work nnd from one Deltona was o f f i c i a l l y duty station to another for the past eight years. (U. S. Navy Photo) launched In November, 1962, and the first residents moved in April, 1963. To date, sales of homes and homesites have totaled over $20 million and "You know—that chapluin In some areas of the coun­ Chupluin states he just drove the monthly figures continue with the Model 'A'." This is try the vehicle Is valued at it down from New York in to show substantial increases. how the Sanford Naval Air ubout $1000, according to two and one-half dn>s and Station’s n e w Protestunt hud two nights good sleep. chaplain in often referred to Chupluin McDonald. "I do my own work on “ 1 frequently receive in­ the cur,” tiie chaplain says throughout the Navy and is being heard more and more quiries about whether it's proudly, "I've overhauled it frequently around the San­ for sale or not,” he says, two or three times.” ford area. "nnd when they will not take Besides being an antique By Jane Casselberry Lieutenant Comman­ u ‘not for sale' answer and eur enthusiast, a Texan, und All children in the First der Leo J. McDonald (Chap­ insist on a price, I just dou­ Baptist Minister, he is al­ nnd Second Grade Sunday lain Corps), USN, who re­ ble tha value and jokingly so a former Marine. School Classes nt the Cassel­ cently relieved Commander tell them $2000.” His first association with berry Community Methodist Robert L. Deal ns base sen­ Attesting to the car's ex­ tiie military rame in Septem­ ior ehaplain, is the pruud cellent condition, the Navy ber 1013 when ha entered Chureh as well as those Kindergartener* who will be owner of a 1931 Model 'A* the Murines a s a private. entering first grade thi* year Ford. A f t e r one and onr-hulf are Invited to a wiener roast Navy officluls in Washing­ years he wna commissioned. Saturday from 3 to 5 p. in. ton, I). C„ have been known Ilu served his country again lit tho chureh. to refer to tie- chuplnin's from April 1051 to June The party i* being planned collection piece as bis "trade1052 in Kureu nnd enured by tho first and second grade mark.’* the Navy in Muy 1053. teacher*, Mr*. Mary Mobley The mild mnnnered Texan SAIGON (UPI) — Four Born Sept. 10, 1024, In and Mr*. Lucy Nell Young, acquired his antique automo­ American officers wore killed Pnmpa, Tex., he attended und will lie held ruin or shine. bile eight years ago while Tuesday by Communist mines Oklahoma ll.iptist Univers­ stationed at Great Lakes, III., nnd bullets In two separate ity, Southwest Baptist The­ from u first class petty of­ Incidents within 20 miles uf ological Seminary nnd Die BuHincHH Brief ficer for the tidy sum of Saigon, Union Theological Seminary A U. S. military spokesman In New York City. $100. said three of the Americans He is munied to the for­ were killed when their jeep mer Mis* Shirley Phillips of bit a mine just before noon. PHILADELPHIA — Food Kredricktown, Mo., nml they The fourth U. S. officer Fair Stores, Inc. today re­ have three rhildrcti. Untidy, was killed ulong with his ported record sn|ea for the 15; Becky, 12; nml Kntliy, 10. The Del.nnd Youth Fellow­ Vietnamese driver in an am­ 31st consecutive year, sur­ Whut do the Mrlhiniild* ship will liene Chaplain D u J. bush this afternoon about tfi passing the billion dollar think of tinSnitfoid urea? McDonald uf Sanford Naval miles m uthucsl of Saigon, an mark for the second succes­ "Wo really fell in love Air Station at its meeting unonffirial source reported. sive year. W ith Hanford right aw ay." Tiie new fatalities raised to Saturday at 7:50 p. m. at the In the annual report to McDiumlil says, Hoy Seoul Clubhouse, Frank­ 175 (lie number of Amerirans f’hnpluln shareholders, Samuel Fried"and we think this is u won­ killed ill rnmbat in South Viet fort St., Drl-und. land, chairman, and Louis Area youths planning to a t­ N'um'a war against the Cum- derful place to lie.” Stein, president, reported His hobbies include water tend are told to follow High­ iminists. An overall total of tbnt for the 53 week* ended way 17-02 through Dolaind to 200 Americans have died In skiing nml golf. May 2, 1961, sales amounted The McDonalds rexidr at Pennsylvania Avenue, then South Viet Nam in combat to $1,1(15,394.163, an in­ turn east for alxiut a mile to and non - combat incidents 105 Highland Court, San­ crease of 10,2't’ over the since the beginning of 1901. ford. Frunkfort Street. $1,003,311,200 volume of tho preceding 52-week year. He's The Chaplain W ith Model A Wiener Roast Is Planned For Church Classes Following: Dad NEW YORK (UPI) — One American male in four still follows in his father's footsteps in choosing a vocation, the Institute of Life Insurance reports, interpreting Federal Census Bureau figures. district chnirmnn of the Con­ stitution and By-laiws Com­ mittee. The prinrlpnl address be­ fore the combined groups was given by the new Department Commander \V. M. Edwards, who spoke of Die Communist threat in Chile and the im­ portance of forthcoming elec­ tion* there due to its strat­ egical location to tho Ant­ arctic nnd ita stoic of vital metals. Other officials leading the school of instruction were De­ partment Adjutant Ralph A. Johnson; Department Vico Commander O. L. Strickland, Department Chaplain John Penney, Arthur M. MacCnrthy, national executive committeeman alternate-elect; Finest Kelly, department as­ sistant state service officer; Gladys Kauffman, area com­ munity s e r v i c e chairman; l.< onurd List nml Charles Demko, Sixth District execu­ tive committeemen: A l v i n Marsh, district chaplain; Pen­ ny Caldwell, district adjut­ ant; John 1. Blown, district historian and Nets E. Frid, district aergeant-nt-nrms. I.cndiug the auxiliary school were Mr*. John I. Brown, dis­ trict president; Mi*. Harry Bittner, district secretary; Mr*. Nell Spitler, district rhnplnin; Mrs. Maude Young, district sergennt-nt-arms nnd Mrs. E. E. Adams, district parliamentarian. It tens announced that thf* year for the first time a Unit President of the Year will bo named for best all around unit program . Post 19 was host at • luncheon which followed tho school at 1 p. tn Furniture — NEXT TO NEW DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT — 116 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! i 3 BIG DAYS Food Fair Has Record Sales Chaplain To Talk To Youth needed to cover current op­ erating costs. Coverage is automatically guarantccd when membership in the association is taken out at the annual fee of $5. How­ ever, a $100 charge is made ii the department is called out to a fire at the home of a nonmember. The Wekiwa department re­ ceives no financial aid from the county and its sole sup­ port is dependent upon resi­ dents in the areas served. Basie monthly operating costs run $43.tiu for payment on the building used us a file house, $8 for utilities, approximately $13 for Die dispatch phone and another $15 $20 for gasoline. Officers of the association are Thomas Gildart, presi­ dent; Norman C. Nottingham, vice president and Walter Whitaker, secretary-treasurer. Fire Department ollirials arc Blaine A. Lydick, chief; Cljde C. Cook, department chief; Hobort Paige, assist­ ant chief; Ned Vaska, cap­ tain; Turn Hurley, lieuten­ ant and W. L. Gibbs, mar­ shall. Active volunteers include Bob Paige Jr., Everett Krskin. Buddy Kirkland, Olin Lind, Dave Wiersma, Ken Swanson and Stanley Curtis. Acid In Ink Heals Burns FORT MADISON, la. (UPI) — Some strange use* for foun­ tain pen Ink come to light In mail reaching Sheaffer Pen research chemlsta here. Housewives praise blue ink as a laundry blueing and a t a dye for furniture fabrics, blouses and hats. A Midwest mortician says red ink makes an excellent cosmetic. Any color writing fluid is helpful in treating burns and poison ivy irritation because of Die tan­ nic arid rontent, others re ­ port. Rut the pen company continues to recommend its product for writing only. W hat Ginger Ale do you think of first? I. n iM u —— AREA RESIDENTS were urged thin week by the Wekiwa Volunteer Fire T Department to join the Association which would provide protection for their homes at a small annual cost. Included in the department group piclured are, neated from left, Norman C. Nottingham, Thomas Gildart, Tom ► Hurley und Wulter Whitaker; standing, Duve Wiersma, Ken Swanson, Stanley Curtis and W. L. Gibbs. (Herald l’hotoj. i By Jane Casselberry American Legion Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry was represented at the Sixth Dis­ trict School of Instruction held Sunduy morning nt Post 19, Orlando, by Commander Kennenth Wnlbridgc and Fin­ ance Officer Harold Krydcr. Representing the Auxiliary Unit were the president, Mr*. IVlla Krydcr, and Mrs. Alice Walbridge, secretary. As one of the four member* serving on the department committee on radio nnd tele­ vision, Mrs. Krydcr instructed unit chairmen .of this com­ mittee in their duties to ac­ quaint the public w ith the part the Auxiliary plays in (lacking up the program of tho Legion. The emphasis this year will be on Veterans' Day, Americanism, Rehabilit­ ation and Poppy Day. Mrs. Krydcr also serves u» Four American Officers Killed W ekiw a VFD Issues Plea To Residents The Wekiwa Volunteer Fire Department this week Issued an urgent plea for residents in th Forest City • Lake Brant­ ley areas to become paid sub­ scribers in Die Association which would provide fire pro­ tection for their homes and at tiie same Dine give Die de­ partment the financial assist Deltona Shows Post 256 Representatives Attend Instruction School Speedy Growth (naturally) PICK YOUR TIRE PICK YOUR PRICE Blackwalls Whitewalls Tubeless & Tube Type No Money Down BE H ER E EA R LY Many Supar Bargains In Paira and Bata of Four Just say "Charge It* Take M o n th s to Pay FIRESTONE...The Greatest Tire Name in Racing! P rk » d os s h o w n a t F irestone Stores; c o m p e titiv e ly p ric e d a t fire s to n e D ealers a n d a t a ll service s ta tio n s d is p la y in g th o firo e la n o s ig n . NEWI SU PER V A LU ES NEW! Iteis nt if ill "«"i00” llieyele, whitewall Urea $19.00 i'hilco Air Conditioner, 6,.TOO I1TU .... $148.00 I'hilco Town lloune TV, 19 Inch ........ $165.00 Itig Food Free/er, 18.2 cu. ft............. $269.00 Koval (ilia Range, 30-in., Ilig Oven .... J1.*>0.00 Thriftl-Cut Rotary Mower, 18-in......... $38.00 Dominion Automatic Iron ........................ $3.00 G.E. 3-Speed Fun, 20-Inch—quiet, quiet $23,00 liuthroom Scute ......................................... $6.00 Discover (.*r BLI NKER L ANT E RN • Powerful searchlight pi vote 180* • Automatic red warning blinker on adjustable telescoping firm •Operates on three flashlight batteries (not Included) i< �\ •Hr frraD Faff* 4 — July 29, 1964 Miss Crumity W eds Robert L. Robinson By Robert B. n»otn»», Jr. FA 2-S7M Betty Jean Crumity and Robert Lee Robinson of Sanofnl exchanged vows In • ceremony at the home of the bride on Saturday night, July 11, in a double ring cere­ mony with the R*v. II. B Whitehurst officiating. The bride la the grand daughter of Mra. Eva Taylor, t t l Locuit Avenue. Robin­ son is the sun of Mrs. Len)« Roblnion of Sanford and tlJla Robinson of Lakeland. Given in marriage by her uncle, the Rev. Willie Crumity of West Palm Reach, the bride c h o a e an Informal aleeveleaa drest of pale blue linen with lowered round neckline. The akirl featured eoft pleata at the waltlilne, with a blue lace Jacket that featured a Jewel neckline. Her fingertip veil of illusion was attached to • headpiece of rcsctlM entwined in a pearl headband. She carried a cnacade bouquet of white mums centered wills a blue ribbon accented with atreamer and alephanotis. Elaine Crumity, afatcr of the bride waa maid of honor. She wore a long-sleeved dress with fitted bodice of white laoe over batiste with >Hm leathered skirt. She carried a bouquet of blue mumi center­ ed with a blue ribbon. Her blue hcaddreai was attached to a pearl headband with two rescues on each aide. Cubit Malone served es licit man. T h en was s reception Im­ mediately after llte cere­ mony. Hostesses were M ill Joyce Holacndoff and Mrs. Altumenne Dixon. Miss Gloria A. Dixon kept the bride's book. Out-of-town guests were the Rev. Willie Crumity, Dllworth Crumity, and Mra. Ruby Jones ail of West Palm Reach. Tiie bride works as • clerktypist fur TWA In Cocoa. The groom Is employed by the ficbl Bottling Company. • • • Mra. Lena Bogan, her daughter Ann and aun Willie Jr. of Gary, Indiana, have been visiting Mr*. Bogan’s sister Mrs. Willie Mae Dunn of 1820 Knox Avenue in Lin­ coln Heights. • e e Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Kcmbcrt and family spent their vacation in Ocala. While there, tlwy visited Rtx Gun Territory. ‘'It's something to see," said Rembert, • * • CpI. Charles Gaines is on leave for a few days. A graduate of Crooma High School, he was a fine quarter­ back for the Panthers. • • * L. C. Walker of Syracuse, New York, H spending a few days with relatives. A former resident of Sanford, Walker has been living in New York State far several years. The wife or hushand of each bo norco read a blbliograhpical sketch of the life of those be ing honored. 11118 Is an an nua] program of t>M church to give recognition to the un sung heroes of our day. • % • • St. John Baptist Church honored outstanding local citizens on Sunday, July 28. I)r. (iconic W. Starke, Ilrolh rr George Elliott, Brother Robert Roynton, Warn-n Knowles, Deacon Gary Gib ton and Mra. Grace Haynes. These citizens received cita­ tions for outstanding service*, religion, civic and human re Intlonship. The entire morning service was planned In llicir honor with Cassandra Shep­ pard giving an address on “Citizenship." Howard Elliott gave the morning solo and the pastor's mcssagR "The Re­ ligions and Civic Responsi­ bilities of Christians and the Present Age," Matthew 21. St. John Church will begin lla youth revival Sunday and will continue through the month of August. Special evangelical sermons will lie deliverer! each Sunday by the pastor. The revival will e itend each Sunday and Tues­ day In the month with prayer meeting led by the youth of the church. The public is in­ vited to attend these meet­ ings. The Rev. II. B. White­ hurst is pastor. (fan just arrived from Hannan City. It'd heavy, mature and deticioun. Sold On A Money Back GUARANTEE If you do not find thin beef tender and well flavored we will cheerfully refund your money. Round Bone Shoulder Roast . 49c lb. Bone-In Rump Roast . . . . 37c lb. Boneless Oven Roast . . . . 49c lb. Standing Rib R o a s t. . . . . . . . . . 49c lb. All Meal S le w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c lb. Ground C h u c k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c lb. Plate S le w .............. 4 lbs. 98c Ground Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. 98c Spare Ribs .................. 39c lb. CHUCK ROAST 100% PURE IIAR-n-QUF. HI/.K LB. • • • Appreciation, whether by nature, or hooks, or art, or men, depends very much on temperament — Ed wants. A group of individuals of our communily is having an Ap­ preciation Day for tho Rev. Nathaniel Watson, The Rov. Watson has been a dedicated person to our city. Hu lias worked with many fnistrnted troys and glrla. Thb fine gentleman has been most ac­ tive In our civic affair*. We are asking lire public to help us make tills a memorable day in the life of ilev. Wat­ son. It will be the fifth Sunday ill August. The time and pilin' will be announced at a inter date. An interesting program is being planned for your en­ joyment. Robert B. Thomas, Jr., is chairman; Eunicn I. Wilson, D. C. McCoy, cochairmen, John Daniels unit Mrs. Rebecca It. Green and children of Brooklyn, N. V., have relumed home after spending three weeks with other*. Mrs. Maude Hart of this city. • * • Mrs. Green is Hie former Re. Letter Skelton of Orlando becca Byrd and a former stu­ has a hog that bore aeven dent of Crooma High School. pigs. Two of them resemble • • • an elephant. One la black and Private P in t Class Orin the other is white. Tills writer Hicks Is on leave before de­ got a chance to are the while parting for overseas duty. pig. It has a trunk; Its feet Hicka la a member of the and ears look Just like an Medical Corps and a graduate rleplinnt'a. According to Skel­ of CHS. ton, the black pig • elephant • • • that’s my terminology) look­ A surprise birthday party ed more like un elephant than waa given for Mrs. Pauline the former. Sounds fantastic, Steven* Damns by her moth­ but it'a true. er, Mrs. Mary Gallon, at her home. Honored guests were Mrs. Helen Taylor Metz, Mrs. A farm is likely to have Ethel Golden Wilson, Mrs. more Insectlcldei anil oilier Isabella Young, Mra. Virginia poisons, and in larger quanti­ Smith and * host of otliers. ties than other home*. 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I’rlce# in the Advrrti.rmrnt are quod thruuqh .Saturday, Auq. 1 Pinrcrmt Shnpoin&T Center — llu-v IT-'I'* At ‘*7th St “ These Price* Effective In Sanford Slore Only Plain or Iodized Sanitary Napkin* 1 lit. 11 oz. hot FACIAL TISSUE KLEENEX 35c Mortons Salt 2/27c Kotex 12's 2/89c 400’s 29* �f t i Sanford Drops 5 -2 Contest To Fort Pierce; Errors Costly Post 53 Meets Tampa Tonight; Sires To Hurl FORT PIERCE— ro«t 63’* AmaHcan Legion Junior baiaball elub outhlt Fort Pierce Tuesday night 6 to 4 but re* corded four mlicuec, three of them coetly, which enabled the local club to rack up * 6 to 3 victory over the visiting Sanford nine. The lose gives Sanford a record of one win and one loss in the area tournament. Tam* pa has a record of one end one, Fort Pierce now has two victories, and Bradenton—lest year’s champion*—has been eliminated. They lost to Fort Pierce Monday night and dropped their second game with Tam* pa lost night Tonight Hanford m e e t s Tampa—the club they beat 2 to 0 In the opener—In a sin* gle contest which gets under* way at 7:30. If Sanford drops this tilt they will be ellmlnat* ed. However, If they win they must play Fort Pierce again Thursday n ight If Sanford lan't knocked out Thursday night they will ploy Fort Pierce once more Friday night for the championship. Fort Pierce grabbed a f to 0 lead In ths second inning Tueaday night when Renford hurter, Donnie Bmlth, lesued a pair of passes followed by a pair of errora and the two runa cam# home. The east coach club tallied one more in the third frsme as tha result of a walk, a fielder's choice and another costly srror. Sanford got one of Its two runs In ths fourth when Catcher Hilly Higgins clouted a long double to drive in a run. Tha other Sanford mark* ar earn* In the alxth when Steve Harris singled end let* er scored on a fielder's choice. Fort Pierce Iced the contest In the eeventh when they got to Smith for three hits before hs was relieved by Marvin Sheffield, Fort Pierce pushed over its final two runs. Smith fanned six and walk­ ed four. Sheffield whiffed one, walked on# and permitted no hlta while Smith yielded all four hlta to Fort Pierce. Meanwhile, Sanford nicked Fuisard and Snyder, who came on In the fifth, for six hits. A crowd of over 1,000 saw ths Sanford club spray the ball all over the park—ono live drive after another—but as Manager Frank Thomaa of Sanford put It, "Except for a half a dosen blows they w en right at aomebody. Really, we've never lilt Ui# ball bet­ ter." Thomas added, "It wa» Just one of those nights." The game didn't wind up until nearly '1:30 a. m. this morning. It waa the second gams of tha avenlng—follow­ ing a long, drawn out curtain raiser between Tampa and Bradenton. Thomaa a n n o u n c e d thla m o r n i n g that Kick Blrea would lake tha hill tonight for Baniord. lliggins will b* behind the plate. Lake Mary Wins In Summer Loop P lsy In tha Seminole Sum­ mer League got under way Tuesday night In Casselberry Recreation Park's C o o p e r Kidd when Lake Mary grab­ bed a I to 0 victory over North Orlando. The leaguo is comprised of South Seminole teams made up of boys ages 13 through IS who era not participating in American Legion baseball. Charlie Smith piloted the Lake Mary nine while Bill Livingston managed tire North Orlando club. Bill Day racked up the mound decision although he had to call on Danny TlUis for relief chores. Orover Uallantlne was on tba hill (or North Orlando and sustained the loss, Ducats On Sale Advance tickets sro now on sale at Cooper Field In Cas­ selberry Recreation Park for tha donkey ball game to be played Saturday night and sponeored by the Seminole Little League Aisodatiou. ame lima Saturday night been act for :30. C r I ft Chance, Fregosi Team Up To Nip Yankees, 3 To 1 THE YANKS OF THE PEE WEE Lcnjfuc, apongored by the City Recreation Department, wero not exactly the powerhouse their major Ameri­ can League counterpart:! arc, but the lxiya had a great time this summer in loop play. Mcmlxsra of the squad are (front row, from left) Jerry Parker, Richard Schilke, Jerry Vorholt, Jimmy Horton, Dennis Scott and Preston RiCharde; (bnck row) Conch Ruhha RiCharde, Ricky Car­ ter, Wade Dyeas, Roger Studerbaker, Mike Koloff, Chuck Smith, Dennis Carroll and Coach Waiter Cook. (Herald Photo) Seminole Stars Spahn Assigned Between Us F a n s ... Beat Dade City To Milwaukee Reformed Piersall For Area Title Bullpen Post Grateful To Rigney MILWAUKEE (U P I)-H e'* won more games than any other lefthander In major league history. But Warren Spahn, the Milwaukee Braves 43-ycnr-oId veteran, may be looking for "saves" Initcsd of victories In the future. Manager Bobby Bragan In­ dicated Spahn would be “spat­ ted" as a starter from hers on and used mainly in relief. Spshn was left out of tho or­ der when Bragan announced his starting rotation f o r games through next Sunday. "I don't rellih the Idea of silling In the bullpen," said Spahn. "But If I can help tho club there, It's okay with me. "If I go to the bullpen, I'm going to try and do the Job." Spshn, who last year led the National League In completed games, has finished only once since May 10—and that game ho lost 3-2 to the Philadelphia Phil*. Sunday, he was battered by the New York Meta In the first game and as a relief pitcher In the secund set Ihe tame batters down easily, The pressure appeared off in his second game appearance and he was throwing bard. "Warren's willing to be a re­ liefer," snid Brogan. "He’s got tho arm. He can throw. He looked good Sunday." Bragan considers Denny Lemasler. Hank Fischer, Tony Clonlngcr snd Wade lllaslngame a* the regular four starters. Florida State Rroulta Tuesday Night Miami 3, Ft. tauderdnle 2 Orlando 0, Daytona llcach 0 Tampa at Lakeland, ppd., rain St. I'uta at Sarasota, ppd., rain By Alsx Kahn UI'l Sports Writer Baseball fans whn recoil him from his younger days won't believe It, but ono of the model citizens among the I.os Angeles Angels is that former madcap outfielder, Jim I'lersall. And part c f the reason for his reformation, a word I’lcraall didn’t ust to explain hli current conduct, Is his grati­ tude to gcncrnl manager Fred Haney and BUI Rigney for giving him a chance to con­ tinue his career. In hia wilder days, Pierssll always remembered he hid a house full of off­ spring at Hyannls Port, M ass, and carefully saved and invested whatever he eould spars from hia base­ ball earnings. But baseball la Ilfs to Tiersail. It'« the only life he has known for the past 16 jvara since he broke into the pro game In HUH with Scranton. "I guess every ball player says It when he gets past 80, am! I'm 34, hut I think I have a few good years left and I’d like to spend them with the Angela," I'lersall said just bafore tho rluh left on Its cur­ rent road trip, The Angels, desperately In need of seasoned outfielding help last )ear, picked up Plrraall aa ■ free agent tile r he had been rut adrift by Ihe rellar-dwell* lag New York Meta. Injuries forced tho club to release him as a free agent— hut with the promise he could try out again this year. Romo baseball men sniffed Fight Results By United Press International P O R T IIC A W L , Wales (U P !)—Brian Curvla, 1464, Wales, stopped Johnny Cooke, w e s t b u r y ( t j p n - r i c k . 145%, England (6) (retained wlrk, champion Herman trot­ British and Empire welter­ ter, la ths first rntry for the weight titles), alxth Rootcvcll International for tho world trotting cham­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UI'l) pionship at Hoossvelt raceway — Masoyoahl Uyeda, 161, Aug. 22 . Japan, drew with Tony NorThe Frenrh - bred trotter legs. 1614, Bakerfield, Calif. won two major stakes In (10). Francs last August at the Enghlen and V I n c s n n t s coursoa in Paris. This season Pickwick has raptured tha puna of tbs Tuesday's Results MaUdon In Berlin. Gerhard Knoxville 6, Charlotte 1 Kruger, the wlnnlngsst driver Columbus 4, Birmingham 0 in Europe, will be In Pick­ Lynchburg 11, Macon 10 Chattanooga I, Asheville l wick’s sulky. Pickwick First Trot Entry Southern League SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS that the Angela were drag­ ging the bottom of ths base, hall barrel, especially since Casey Stengls dismissed Piersail with ths comment that he was good only to bunt, and then hut one# a week. I'lersall could afford a laugh at Stengel's remarks a s he looked at hia batting average, which stood at .168 when ths club took off on the road, although hs has appeared in shout half ths Angels' games. I'lersall says he’s no longer under tha tension that caus­ ed him to axplodo so violently when ha was with tha Boston Red Sox, resulting In a men­ tal breakdown. "I’m having fun with the Angels. I hops I’m helping them. I know that it’s good for me to be doing tha thing I know and like beat," hs says. “And the club has been appreciative of whatever help I've been. I like that." PleresH's value extends beyond his own work In the lineup. Rigney says having I'lersall on the club la like having a playing coach, Jim has spent much time working with the younger outfirldrra like Ed Kirk1'strlrk, nob Parry and W i l l i e Smith, teaching ' them Ihe fine points of the game that he Iramed in hia many years of playing, flomecne pointed out to I'lersall that if he did too good a Job of teaching, hia pupils might taka away hia playing time. Ha shrugs off the thought as being un­ worthy of consideration, "I've never enjoyed myaalf •o much aa I have thla aaason," ha grins. "Thera'a a good spirit on thla club and I'm happy to be with the team." And whan enme of hla wild antlrs of Ihe past are recalled, hs only smiles and aaya those were other days. "I said when I Joined this rluh that I was tired of being a character and from then on I wanted only to be a baseball player. I still mean It." The Seminole Little League All-Stara captured tha region­ al championship T u e a d a y when they grabbed a 6 to 4 decision from Dade City In a contest at Tinker Field In Or­ lando, Steve Simpkins waa on the mound for the South Seminole ■gKregstion and waa credited with tha victory. Tha Seminole All-Stara, by taking tha regional crown, now have a berth in tha state tournament, Tha first game of tha statewide affair will ba played at 3:30 Friday after­ noon at Tinker Field. Tha Samlnolea will meet the champions of the Jacksonville region which will be decided In a game there today. National League W. L. P e t GB Philadelphia 67 40 .638 San Fran. 67 48 .670 1 4 Cincinnati 66 40 .646 4 Pittsburgh 60 44 .632 5 4 8t. Louis 61 48 .616 7 Milwaukee 61 48 .616 7 Lot Angeles 49 49 .600 8 4 Chicago 48 49 .496 9 Houston 46 66 .460 1 3 4 New York 30 71 .297 29 Tuesday's Results St. Louis 12, Chicago 7 Houston at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain Ijos Angeles 9, New York 0 Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 0 Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati S Today’s Games Houston at Pittsburgh (N) San Francisco at Philadelphia (N) SL Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee Los Angeles at New York (N) Thursday’s Games Houston at llttaburgh 2, tw|. night San Franrltco at Phlladtlphia (N) St. Louis at Chicago Los Angelas at Naw York By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Thera’s a naw breed In the American League — A breed that won't roll over and play dead for tha Naw York Yan­ kees. Its members are the pro­ ducts of years of planning snd bushels of bonus money snd you couldn't find a more repreaentativa pair than Dean Chance and Jim Fregoal of tha Lot Angeles Angela, Thsy’re young Ilona who think Yankee Stadium la a nlea place to visit but they wouldn't want to ass the World Series played there. They talk big and they aet big, too — big enough to ■lap down tha Yankees Just when It seems ths haughty champs are going to bust open tha league. Chance, 23, and Fregoal, 22, eombinsd Tueaday night to "brake" a Yankee fivegame winning streak with a 3-1 victory that prevented Naw York from gaining a full gams on both tha a#eond-plac# Baltimore Orioles and tha third • place Chicago White Sox. C h a n c e , a baby-faced righthander with a eurve that crackles, allowed only two hits and struck out eight while Fregoal hit for tha cycle - a homer, triple, double and single In four tries - to tha delight of a crowd of 36,976 in Los Angetea. For Chance, tha victory waa hia 10th of tha season egalnat five lose**. Until tha aeventh Inning when Mlckay Mantle hit hla 20th homer of the season, ho had pitched 37 eonaecutlva scoreless Inn­ ings against tha Yankees, in­ cluding 29 this season. The brilliant effort reduc­ ed hla earned run average to a glittering 1.73 — lowest in tha AL. He had gone B9 Innings without yielding n homer when Mantle conneced. Fregoal hit a two-run hom­ er In tha third Inning and scored after tripling in tha alxth to account for all three Ix>» Angalea runa. The Minnesota Twins whip, ped tha Orioles 7-4, tha De­ troit Tlgera beat tha White Sox 6-8, tha Washington Senators nipped tha Cleve­ land Indiana 2-t, and tha Kansas City Athletics trip­ ped tha Boston Red Sox, 2-1. In tha National League, Philadelphia heat San Fran­ cisco 4-2, Milwaukee defeat­ ed Cincinnati 3-2, St. Louis downed Chicago 12-7, and Loa Angeles routed New York 9-0. Houston and Pittaburgh were rained out. International Tuesday's Results Toronto 2, Richmond 1 Buffalo 7, Columbus 4 Atlanta I, Syracuse 1 Rochester 8, Jacksonville 2 Longwood Wins H ie Seminole Farm League champions. Casselberry, were (N) nosed out by Longwood 13 to Only games scheduled It Tueaday afternoon in tho flnala of the loop's roundCommercial banka have robin tournament. chosen newspapers a i their primary advertising medium for the 19th consecutive year. Our Quinine Quenches Quicker. Stir ftanforh « rralh PULLMAN. Waih. (UPI) Washington State, Irked over the manner In which fullback Hcrm McKee w si signed by Ihe Baltimore Colts with on* year of eligibility remaining, told the NFL team today (o keep Us scouts oil the cam­ pus. "Colts' football scouts will be unwelcome at WSU for an indefinite period," Bert Clark, the Cougars new head coach, said Tuesday. "They ilgnrd McKee at a lime when ho had no head coach and they tailed to contact Athletic Di­ rector Stan Bates. McKee was a red shirt, which mado things worse." Clark added that he waa not "damning" pro football; but "protesting one club's break­ ing of the professional code of ethics which we at Washing­ ton State can’t tolerate." Clark's statement followed a copyrighted story In the Oak­ land (Calif.) Tribune which tald that the Athletic Associa­ tion of Western Universities had barred Colts scouts from all eight of tba eonferenca'a campuses. Neither AAWU Executive Director Tom Hamilton or NFL Commissioner Pet# Ro­ selle would comment, but in Baltimore Colt General Man­ ager Don Kellett said: "Tha Baltimore Colts have always firmly believed that colleg* football players should always fulfill all of their college athletlc eligibility. "Hcrm McKee, of Washing­ ton State, was only signed aft­ er the boy had requested the opportunity to play pro foot­ ball and the head coach had given hia approval for the boy to do so." 9—Two-Boat Cruise By BILL McCORMICK Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Long trips—especially in ■mall open craft—are much more enjoyable and practi­ cal If you join up In a twoboat cruise. Before taking off on a American League W. L. P e t GB New York 00 37 .619 Baltimore 60 39 .606 1 Chicago 69 39 .602 1 4 Loa Angelas 64 61 .614 10 Boston . 60 62 .400 1 2 4 Mlnnsota 40 61 .490 1 2 4 Detroit 49 62 .486 13 Cleveland 43 66 .439 1 6 4 Kansas City 39 61 .390 2 2 4 Washington 39 66 .376 2 4 4 Tuesday's Results Washington 4, Cleveland 8 Detroit 6, Chicago 3 Minnesota 7, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 2, Boston 1 Loa Angclsa 8, Naw York 1 Today's Gamas New York at I»os Angeles (N> Baltimore at Minnaaota (N) Boston at Kanaaa City (N ) Chicago at Detroit (N ) Cleveland at Washington (N ) Thursday's Game* Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Washington (N) Only games scheduled NBA Selects 7 New Team Sites CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) — The National Basketball Association today has seven proapectlva newcomers from which to choosa when next It considers expansion. NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy announced ths namaa of tha cltlci at Tuesday's summer business meeting at which tha league also took ac­ tion to speed up games and give the smaller man a big­ ger part. Kennedy esld the cities of Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleve­ land, Kanaaa City, Houston, Dallas and Han Diego havo shown Interest in a franchise. of « long statement ge U brief. So we'll long cruise, it Is well to make a shakedown on one of short duration to check on such things as fuel consumption, what to take and what to leave behind and how much food you need. An overnight cruise can set tha court* for future trips. You will have more fun If you plan your long, two*boat cruise carefully. Decide ex­ actly where you want to go —this will eliminate argu­ ments later—and check sour­ ces far gas, water, food and other supplies en route. Map your course so you will reach your supply points before your stocks are exhausted. Sea what tourist attrac­ tion! are on your route and plan for time out to visit them if you art Interested. Once you ere under way, you may find it interesting to keep a log. It will be fun to read In days to come. Stop early enough so you don’t wind up looking for an an­ chorage or campsite In the dark. Incidentally, make sure the campsite you select is comfortable and dry and above the high water line if you ara sailing tidal waters. If you sleep ashore, ba certain your boats ara tied up securely ao they will be there In the morning. On long trips it la wall to give tha folka back horns a schedule and keep in touch with them on changes bo they can reaeh you quickly In an emergency. •> i* Arnie and Jack Set For Preview MONTREAL (UPI) — Arnle’s army and Jack's pack will Join forces today to watch golf* two glamor boya in a preview of what they hope to sea Sunday In tho final round of tho 150,000 Canadian Open championship. Masters champion Palmer and leading money winner Nleklaua were paired in a tunaup round today for the tournament starting Thurs­ day over tho 7,090 - yard rinegrova course. C LOOKING FOR A MEETING PLACET Fleet Reserve Assoe. LAKEFRONT BLDG. Seminole Bird. PHONE 322-9321 323-7316 Remember th o se of your vacatloa trip last aommtrT Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car Thla Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! W* Win Air Condition Moat Popular American Cara. Prices Start AS LOW AS • *265" INSTALLED Pries Does Nat laelado Balm Tax. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS down here and u y "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers i complete electrical aervlce, does good work, does It prompt* Jy, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate its customers." FARRELL’S Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company ARCADE PAL’KAUE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A. M. • l i l t P. M. 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 822-OtlS It* K. 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CHOirF. “FLAVOR-AGED" “Thririwny" Cooked (or) FRESH "100% PURE” \ “FOLGER’S” “GENUINE" CHUCK STEAK lb. 55c ROUND STEAK ib. 85c CLUB STEAK Ib. 85c Ground Beef 5 lbs. $1.98 ' FLA. CRAUB “A" POT ROAST STEWING HENS __ 9Oa. Pkg. I COFFEE * LB. CAN LEAN “WESTERN* Limit: One With Y'our $9 Or More Food Order Please, U. S. NO. 1 ‘•WHITE'* A quarterly dividend of 20 eanta a ehmre on the com* n o n etock of The Winter P a r k Telephone Company payable on September 1, JOGt, to holders of record August 16, 1964, was voted by the Board of Directors at a meeting Tuesday, July 21, 1964, The board also voted the on the 6% and cumu­ lative preferred stock pay­ able August 1, 1964, to hold­ ers of record of July 16, 1964. DRINK 10 LBS. VENT-VU BAG 46 OZ. CANS L “FRESH *N CRISP" CALIF. POTATOES CARROTS PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT “TABLE-READY” SOLID LB. PKG. 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JAR "BVERFRESH" CHOCOLATE “MORTON'S* With Thia I Coupon A The Purchase Of “Gulf" House A Garden STAMPS BUM US 14 Os. Can 99c Coupon good nt o«r Thriftwsy" ru Saturday, Aag. 1 KRAFT’S “FRESII" 11 OZ. PKGS. “MORTON’S" CHEESE . . 39 • OZ. PKG. jf ? “MORTON'S IMACARONI A 16 OZ. PIES KRAFTS "CRACKER It Ml It El." GALLON JUG CREAM DINNERS 8 OZ. PKG. 9 OZ. CANS NO. 30.1 CANS “ARGO" "MUHSELMAN’S" quart NO. 0. 303 CANS CAKE M IXES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c FRUIT COOKIES.............. 29c 60 EXTRA PKG. NO. 303 CANS CORN . . SPINACH 2 BEETS . . a m BEETS . . 9 CARROTS PINEAPPLE LB. Llmll: 2 With Your |9 Or Mure Puud Order Please. ••WHOLE KERNEL" OR “CREAM STYLE" "CRUSHED" Home Demonstration Agent Myrtle WHeon announced to­ day that pressure cannere will be teated again at the Home Demonstration Center In Sanford Thursday from V • m. until Noon. Teats wars msde this morning. Only ths pressure gauges will be needed. No lids are necessary. It will take ap­ proximately 10 minute* for testing each gauge. , Only the seven or 21-quert canner gauges will be tested since the master tester is bor­ rowed from the University of Plorida and does not test ( jamnll cookers. Miss Wilson, will be e l the Center. PKG. ? \v He Business Briefs More Pressure Tests Thursday g ia n t LIMIT: 2 I’KtJS. PLEASE. LTJG Michael D. Hornsby, U. S, Navy, hai been promot­ ed lo the rank of Lieutenant, aboad the nuclear - powered carrier Enterprise. He t* an ASA Vlglinte pilot attached tn Heavy Attack Squadron 7 which ia presently deployed with the Fleet. Lt. Hornsby attended the U. S. Naval Academy and was commissioned an ensign in June 1960. He was Immediate­ ly ordered to flight training and was designated a naval •viator in October 196!, He hat the distinction of be­ ing the first naval aviator to he assigned to an A-5A squad­ ron while serving on his first tour of sea duty. Previous to becoming a Vigilante pilot, he was attached to Attack Squad­ ron 34 and logged 600 hours of flight time in the A-4C Skyhawk. A native of Austin, Texas, Hornsby was graduated from McCallum High School in June 1966. He la married to the former Miss Mary Morris, a lio of Austin, and presently lives with bis wife and two children at 112 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. He ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie E. Hornsby of 3001 West Ter­ race, Austin. SHERMAN OAKS, Calif, (U P I)—Paul Ludman and po­ lice had a theory today that burglars who looted his home of 926,000 In furs and Jewel­ ry used a four-page article In an architectural magaxine for a blueprint. Ludman told police Monday that he and bia family return­ ed to their house Bunday and found the furs and jewels gone, but the rest of the house hsd not been ransseked. This led Ludman and offi­ cers to suspect the burglare had used the article In this month’s magaxine to learn the layout of his home and plan the burglary carefully. detergent: SLICED BACON LT. M. D. HORNSBY Vigilante Pilot Wins Promotion MIRACLE GOLD BOND 35c 5/99c 2/25c "EVERFRESH AVES 28 OZ. LOAVES “EVERFRESH" ;g s . With This | Coupon A The Purrhaae Of “Uremner" PRINCESS STAMPS CREMES Reg. Pkg. 49c ! Coupon good ot your ‘Thrlftwny* ( [ Only Thru Saturday, Aag. 1 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia | Coupon A The Purrhaae Of “ U. H. No. 1" STAMPS YELLOW ONION’S _______________ • Lb. Dag 35c I Coupon good at yonr ‘Thrlftwny" Only Thru Saturday, Aug. I 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND of With Thia i Coupon A Tha Purrhaae Of Each Pkg. Of STAM PS Fla. Grade “A" FRYER PARTS Coupon good at year ‘Thriftway" | Only Thru Saturday, Aug. 1 , s t. �Wit #»TnrS Pape 8 — July 29, 19GI YrralB Miss McDaniel Honoree O f Luncheon Given By Mrs. Robert A. Williams Mrs. Andrew Carraway Hosts Bridal Luncheon Honoring Miss Niki Ashby Miss Niki Ashby, com ely|a l Jim Spencer's Restaurant]ar-anged In the form of a If, bride-elect of Alex McKibben,-given by Mrs. Andrew Carra- with tropical ornamental folwas honor guest last Saturday way. ' l*Ec adorning the inside edgof a faatidloua bridal luncheon The luncheon tables w ere1e*. The centerpiece for the bride's table was a splendid arrangement of pink carna­ tions, delphinium and tube roses accented by white tap­ er* In crystal holders. Bridal place cards marked the places with an individual pink carna­ tion corsage given each guest. A combination seafood salad was the entree of the refresh­ C 0 N V E R S ATION ing and colorful luncheon buzzer — Beehive hair­ plate, followed by Iced des­ do in making a buzz of conversation in N e w sert. Mrs. Carraway presented York. Bavarian lasses Niki with a lovely while car­ serving at the Vienna nation corsage and a hostess Woods cafe, New York gift appropriate to the occas World’s Fair, brought ion. the chnrming old-coun­ The bride-elect was dazzling try style to the sophis­ in a dainty black polka dot ticated metropolis. frock, featuring a low cut bod­ ice edged in a frilly ruffle trimmed in black. Mrs. Bishop Aahby, mother of the honorcc was wearing a full length blue linen sleeveless coal over a blue polka dot ihcalh. Mrs. C, By Mrs. Clerenc* Snyder W. McKIbbin Jr., mother of Mr. and Mra. Robert Mor­ the future bridegroom was ris of the MQ Ranch have en­ most fashionable In a black joyed an extensive t r i p allk shantung skimmer, and through the south west. They Mrs. Carraway was attired In visited In Dallas, Ft. Worth, a stunning pastel blue tucked Sweetwater and Clyde, Texas, Jersey sheath. Tulsa and Hallisaw, O kla, Others enjoying the inviting and Osark, Arkansas. luncheon were the Mmes. Bo­ ltin Brown, G. D. Bishop Jr., Seven children In the non W. Henry Wight, Gordon awirryncra d ata under the Bradley, W. C. Hutchison Jr., John Kadcr, 11. L, Perkins Jr. coaching of Jerry Waneenske and Robert nrown. * Also the Misses Donna Ash­ by, Pat Wight, Barbara Brad­ ley and Cecilc Heard. Mra. Robert A. Williams of Valencia DHva waa hostess recently to a beautiful bridal luncheon at the Imperial in Winter Park eompllMiss Marilyn MeDtnlcl, lovely tbride-elect of David B. Klnr. Centering the table, which waa covered with will white dam­ aak, waa a large wedding bell accented with caecadee of whlta aatin ribbon* inter­ spersed with delicate pink or­ chids. Graceful pink pottery ■wane on either end of the table held colonial white brid­ al bouquet*. The placea were marked with bridal plaet rard* and miniature hand­ made bride* gowned in tradi­ tional bridal attire. The delectable l u n c h e o n : with an International flavor fruit slices. Assorted relishes, featured chicken salad as the chips, tea, coffee and hot rolls , ' ntre* witb * colorful fruit supplemented t h e inviting cocku |l of orange end grape- luncheon course with dessert g w g . i m m i n jg»- T a s ne. n ^ ff * f‘»1 .{ -jJ'ffS I t) j Osteen Personals MRS. ANDREW CARRAWAY, left, w«a hostess boric* last Saturday to a fa«honuriiiK Miss Niki tidiouH bridal luncheon at Jim Spencer’s Restai Ashby, bride-elect of Alex McKibl>in. With Mrs Carraway, from the left honorcc; Miss Ashby, bride-elect are Mrs. Bishop Ashby, mother o f ‘the honorcc future bridegroom. and Mrs. C. W. McKIbbin Jr., mother of the fu Mrs, R. Henderson Entertains With Miss Judy Ludwig Complimented At Bridal Party By Mrs. Jimmy Jones Cards And Dinner By Mre. Frank WMU Mr*. Robert Henderson of Constance Rd. has recently entertained several of her friends. I^ist Friday guests assem­ Mra. Jimmy Jones wua hna- I Annette MeDnnle], Debbie land Candy Johnson. i*y Williams, Margaret Jones, trss recently to a lirldal show- Trrpnnler, Ktliol Lee Walker, Also the Misses Uurltara Pal Lavender, Penny Ander- bled for three tahlca of bridge with Minta Morrison high er at her palmetto Avenue JHelwn 8<ott, Donald Ludwig | Motes, Gwynna William*, UcU | son and Barbara Bradley. aeoro winner, Second winner h o m e complimenting Miss '* 9 IT - ' VT ^ T I J was Mra. Henry Lasher and third wna Mr*. Alta Clark, J u d y Lud wi g , bri de-elect of On Monday Mra. Henderson n fl » . | j f l r * * -»oM N Jj was hostess to a dinner party ‘ j fc i It. wj honoring Mra. Wallace Gahler, who hna sold her home in Dcllary and will return to Dcbbio Trepanler awurded Royal Oak, Mich. Mra. Gahler the prise. I* past president of the DeThe aervlng table held a Ilnry Woman’s Club. beautiful white heart-shaped Also honored at the dinner cake decorated with yellow party wna Mrs. Frank Hill, roacs. A minlaluio white um­ who will lie leaving DeBary brella trimmed with pink to go to Pontine, Mlrh. ribbon* and wedding bells Among tha other gueate adorned the table, ami dis* were Mr. and Mra, Hugh played, waa one of the gifts Booth of DeBary, who are front the hostess, two rurlfrom the same area in Mich­ rot urn plates for Judy and igan as the Hendersons. Glynn. Many lovely and useful gifts were received by the honuree from the quests. Attending were Sirs. M. G. Hodges, mother of the future bridegroom, and the Mmes, passed their final leeta and are now ewimmera. They are George Fraser, Tarl Jurat, John Snyder, Rosa, Connie end James Pell and Donald Skinner. Mr. and Mr*. Hoyt Har­ rell and children, Rick and Suaanah, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin. The linrrells are from Atlanta, Ga. Pete and David Tyson have been spending the summer visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. Claude Tyson and their father, Millard Ty­ son. Mrs. Millard Tyson has re­ turned home after a four month* visit with her mother and sisters in California. Mr. and Mre. Boh Jonee and their children, Melinda, Vivien, Donna and Bobby, have moved to Ft. lauderdele. They formerly operated the Wheel Inn ReetauranL Mr*. Marie Norman called on Mrs. Clarence Hnyder and Mrs. Eva Williams, Saturday. South Seminole Personals By Maryana Miles Mra. Olive Duffy of Castclberry ha* returned from Eng­ land and U allying at the home of Mra. Alex Mills of Miller Aveune in Winter Park. While in England, Mrs. Duf­ fy became quite ill and is now recuperating. She la a mem­ ber of the South Seminole Welcome Wagon, and would appreciate hearing from her Robert I,. Corson, eon of friends. Mr. and Mis. K. E. Corson, ■pent three days at Florida State University, Tallahassee, in orientation for Pr* Med course which will start with the September 1. s e m e s t e r . By Julia Bartos Recent dinner guest* of Mr. Indoor - outdoor furniture "pancakes" for easy trans­ and Mra. Otto Bartos of Dol porting. Two steel mesh Hay Manor were Mr. and chairs and a tabic make just Mra. Roland Grundy of Dol one armload. The three piec­ Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles es are attached and fold flat Betts of Maitland and Mr. aa one unit for carrying. A and Mra. Oliver Kobylak of matching cocktail table baa a Apopka. Tha dinnar wee giv­ lift-off tray top and decora­ en in honor of the Kobylaki tive hoop chairs and sellcea who are leaving for a visit in Ohio. which also pancake. DeBary Personals NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED Altamonte Personals FALL HATS AND PURSES! MISS JUDY LUDWIG, center, briile-olect of Glynn Hodges wns honor guest recently of u bridal shower given by Mrs. Jimmy Jones, left, at lies- home on Palmetto Avenue. At Uio right Is Mrs. M. G. Hodges, mother of the future bridegroom. (Huruld Photo) M d w s i'a Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Open Wed. p.m. ft Fit. Nlte Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mra. Richard Har­ Mr. and Mre. A1 Adkins of daughter of ltcv, and Mrs. ris and children Jay, Mel and Ocoee were Sunday gurste at Kirtley home with them for Cindy of Winter Perk and the home of Mies Helen Snod­ a visit. grass. Announcing THE OPENING MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1964 CORRINE'S BEA U TY SH O P P E 2619 French Ave. SPECIAL! Month August Only! “Tops For Teens c o n s u l t US I OR YOUR iiM y fc u HAIR STYLING SHAMPOO ft SET HKG. |I.M ta.&o « COMPLETE OPERATORS WITH MANY YEARS FOR APPOINTMENT OF LOCAL. EXPERIENCE. CALL 322-4913 • Corrlne Mahan • Annie Ruth Carroll FOR APPOINTMENT CALL — * Mr. and Mra. R osiy Arnold of Statham, Ga. were Sunday gueate of Rev. and Mre. 1L Wight Kiri ley. They were visiting in noma other part of the etata and plan to re­ turn In very near future and t a Ik a Mary Pat Kirtley, 322-6172 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. K. le t f t Sanford A ve itM in n tiin Betty Anne's Accepts Position In Colorado MISS MARILYN MCDANIEL, left, was bonoree recently of a delightful bridal luncheon nt Tho Imperial House In Winter I’nrk Riven in her honor by Mrs. Robert A. Williams of Valencia Drive. With Marilyn ib her mother, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel. Osteen Young Church. Group Combine Supper A nd Outing By Mr*. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Baptist Church Young People and the Inter­ mediate department had a combined supper, inspiration­ al meeting ami hay ride Satur­ day evening. The young folk met at Hosack* Park. After playing game* they enjoyed a supper of fried chicken, potato salad, tossed aalad, baked beans, po­ tato chips, hrownics, cake and cold drink*. Rev. 1-eonard Jones was the guest speaker. His subject for the evening was "Hold Fast That Which is Good." Later in the evening the group enjoyed a short hay ride which was cut short by the bad weather. Attending were Janclh Hosack, Jane Nixon, Maxine Stowcll, Diane and Lynn Jonas, Doris Simmons, Karen Pettis, Susan Crim, Debbie Tatum, Diane Pell, Marta Farrington, Rene Plank and Dabs Pickle*. Alto, Craig Caldwell, Mar­ cel Tart, Michael Skinner, Eu­ gene Lee, Corky Slowcll, Jackie Juris, Donald and Mike Shivers, David and Pcic Ty­ son, Vincent Stowcll, David Pell, John Velno, Kirby Os­ teen and Steve Farringlon. Chaperones were Mra. El­ mer Shivers, Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth llosack, G. C. llosack, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickics, Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Rcdditt, Rev. and Mrs. Che*, tor Plank and Mr. and Mr*. Farrington. - A ll“Rose Marie Reid" Mr. and Mrs. E r n e s t .Smellier of Chicago, HI. were recent gurste of Mr. and Mr*. Alburn Rector. Mr. and Mra. Joe Bcrtok and young daughter, Debbie, from Oklahoma City, Okla., arc currently house guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Brotherson at their home on Palmetto Avenue. And “GLEN OF MICHIGAN” SWIMMERS Reduced Vs to Va ALL “KLEINERT" SWIM CAPS — V t OFF — V Y la Ju f. £ a U w & "Featuring Fashions Just For You” A SPECIALTY — PLENTY OF NEW FALL STYLES TO SELECT FROM I EVA BESS Newly Modernized and Re-Decnrnted. New Location Oak and Commercial (Closed On Monday*) Flemings GlfU - Cards - Books 210 E. First St. LADIES' ft GIRLS' SWIM SUITS FLATS SANDALS COSTUME JEWELRY BEAUTY SHOP LADIES’ AND Misa Juanita Wynne, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. I,. II. Wynne of East 2nd Street, has recently returned to New Orleans, I.a., following a two wreks visit with her relatives and friends in Hanford. Whlla in Sanford, Juanita was honor guest of a chicken harticcue,dinner with three of her sister* and their families. Misa Wynne ha* made her homo in New Orlenne follow­ ing her graduation from Mather School of Nursing in 11)00. She is presently employ, ed in the emergency room, of Southern Baptist Hospital, and has recently accepted a position in Denver, Colorado, where the will be affiliated with the University of Colo­ rado Hospital. Personals LARGE GROUP Bair Styling Salon 2201 S. Pork Ave. Juanita Wynne Swim Suit SALE of raspberry sherbet and dainty petit# foura iced in delicate pink with pink rose buds. Mra. William* presented tha honoree and her mother with pictoral corsages. Marilyn'* corsage featured pastel pink sweetheart roses formed into a crescent with pink satin leaves end ribbons, enhancing tha trim aqua sheath in which she was attired. Her mother, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, rciccvcd a rich white carna­ tion corsage from the hostess, which complimented her chie tropical blue and white print sheath. Tho hostess gift to the honorce was a set of whlta Madeira guest towels. Invited g u e s t * to tha charming luncheon were tha Mmes. W. A. K r u l z e r t , Charles Park, M. R. Strick­ land, W. B. Kirby, Ira South­ ward, 1. E. Estridge, John Ivey and Harold Appleby. Also Mrs. W. G. Fleming, Tavares; Mrs. John Evans, Oviedo; Mra. W. E.. Waldheim, Maitland; Mrs. Kenneth I* Berry and Mra. Howard C. Clinton, both from Orlando. PAIR MEN'S ft BOYS' SPORT COATS ENTIRE STOCK Sale Priced LARGE SELECTION LADIES Sceraurkrr Strip** Madrax and Plalda DRESSES Now Vi Price 25% - 50% Off W janusd QacobAonA DEPARTMENT STORE CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED �S' •' T £ i* mfr »«nfar8 ¥rr«ia July 29, 10C4 — TaRC 9 Conducted By Dr. Nesmith Dr. M. A Nesmith Jr., local physician, prevented nn inter­ esting procrain on "Tlie Ef­ fects of Smoking on Health" to member* of the Salvation Army at a recent meeting held at the Salvation Army Gtapcl. Dr. Nesmith and Mrs. Iiormine* Graham, program ad minlstrator, Seminole County 1'pit of the Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, were in troduced t>y Mr*. Harry S. wiy . . . X>ottjt ETTA DORMAN, (Mr*. I>. K.) ha* Ileva presented with a life inemberahlp In the Flor­ ida Federution of Gulden Clubs by the circle* of the Sanford Garden Club. The presentation was made to E tta In recognition of the leadership she has given the her of tlie Rraiii Howl team while in Seminole High and earned higli honors scholas­ tically, winning several schol­ arships, too. Other Sanford s t u d e n t * working at the Fair during the aumnier have been Linda Mill* and Linda Williams, Steve Wilson, Mike Catilo, Tim lticlmids, Terry Miller and Ladd McCoy. Although all have reported having nn interesting time and seeing n lut of sights, the racial troubles up there make ivefyunp tmpu.4y, E r r A DORMAN club during her two years in office. The ceremony took place at thn Lucky Acres home of Sirs. Henry Simpson in Gen­ eva, when the clrclea wither­ ed for a covered dish picnic recently. "Kttu lias not been just president in uuuie only—she has In ken an active and en­ thusiastic part in everything we have done," said a mem­ ber of the club. “ No m atter wluit was going on—n flower show, plant sales, bn tsa r, card parties, getting out yearbooks or any other activities, Etta hns been right in there working, with her sleeves rolled Up." One of the most enthusias­ tic lenders the club has ever had, Etta has been instru­ mental In obtaining a location for future permanent garden center. We understand Hint there will lie more news ubout this new venture announced soon. The garden club Imin nr, which Mrs. Dorman initiated la expected to Is* one of their prime fund-raising projects for future development plans, • s • HETTY IIRANDT, one of Fun ford's brightest youngest Indies, Is reluming to San­ ford soon from New York City where she has been working a t the World’s Fair, along with n number of other Sanford college students. licit)* will visit here with her mother for a few weeks before returning to her stud­ ies nl F8U. She was a mem- SAVE 111* TO $3(10 on floor models Organs & Pianos INTRODUCTORY OFFISH Biggest Discount in the 35 Year History of the Company! Linda Mills and Linda Wil­ liam* hnve now rrturned home, and Miss William* ha* already taken a short trip to Michigan. Not intending to particular­ ly single out Iletty, may we add that alt the other young people mentioned in tins item are bright, ton—and good looking Ui iNi.it. * • * NOT INTENDING to give any free advertising, bat Just can’t help mentioning the fnliuhai* "castle*" that the T iijiperwnre peoplu have built on their plant aitc, south of Orlando, in preparation for their annual jubilee gathering. I don’t think I am supposed to tell the theme, lint you can't help seeing the setting from the highway. There’* n long caURcwny built in an artificial lake, lending up to a very real-looking cnstle, with some more castle* in the background, which we couldn't see too well. They always gu all out for their national Jubilee, with top ranking entertainment amt Imagi native themes. We had occasion to notice the preparations white attend­ ing a big pres, party down there last week, which the Tupperwure mid advertising people threw. They did that in gland style, too, nml n high old time wu* had by all tlio newspaper, television and ra­ dio folk* who gathered to hear about the plans. And everyone went uwuy with the newest invention* in those handy home products. . . . WHILE ATTENDING the big pres* party we mention­ ed above, wu had occasion to discuss Sanford'* proposed wuterfrunL development plan with ntHtiy representatives of Central Floriihi news media. Alt thoiiu wo talked to ex­ pressed great Interest ill the pro|Hisal and Joined us in hoping that it will “come to puss." As we chatted, they askrd a lot of i|iiestlons, expressed the opinion that the waterfiont is indeed Sanford's greatest asset and asked us to keep them informed on any future developments. All offered their service* to promote, push and enrou rage tlie project ami we came away feeling real proud of the ''thinking" men who pul so much time and effort into tlie pictorial presentation which has fired the imagination of Seminote Count Ian*, n* well a* interested (ample all over Central Florida. • ■ • SOME FACTS that will in­ terest you were quoted liy R. T. llllwee, county school sup- MRS. KLAUS KLKICH. left, of Frankfurt, Ger­ many was a recent house of her aunt, Mrn. Mutiltlu Kramer at her Griggs Drive home in Casselberry. Mrs. Klcich’s husband. Capt. Klaus Klclch, is a commercial airlines pilot and Mrs. Kleisch is entitled to flight privileges throughout the world. This is her first trip to America and she is favorably impressed with Florida. She enjoyed visiting the World's Fair with her uncle. Hans Rlaeser, and was a guest of the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club re­ cently. Her children, Monika and Susan re­ mained in Germany at East Sea, a camp for children. erintendrnt last week when he •poke to the Jaycee*. i.lnten to tills: “liy 1070 it i* estimated that tlieie will lie ten mill ion unemployed high School grad­ uates in tha United State*," Mil wee **ld. R. T. MILWEE “ At the tame time," he pointed out, “ there will lie ntxmt ten million job* going begging, liernuse there are not enough trained people to fill them!” You can *cp why Milvvec, (and nil thinking people) are vitally interested in seeing n vocational-technical junior college established in Semin­ ole County. At the same time, school Imm d mem tier* and educator* are hard at work Incorporat­ ing more tcrtmiriil-viK'nlionnl training a t the high school level, with additional classes in technical skill* being added each year and more (lalnned. The plnn which allows stud­ ent* to attend tha Seminnl* County 1! ii « I n * * * College where husinrs* education and huaines* machine* are avail­ able, with actcumulated credit* toward graduation, is also a helpful one. Every time a student grad­ uates from high school and I* academically and/or financial­ ly unable to gain further schooling in a skill or trade, tlie higher the s t a t i s t i c s mount on tha unemployment rails. Times have changed—and tliere's no usa shaking our heads or liemoaning the socalled "good old days"—we are already in the world of ; tomorrow. Those who aru not prepared will be on tomorrow's relief roll*. And it i* not just stud­ ents, —adults, too need re­ training, f u r t h e r training, they need to keep on learn* inp, progressing and Improv­ ing. I hem'll he jobs—there are Job* right now going begging. Ask Joe Foy down nt tlie INKS about tlie position* nml openings lie is unable to fill. Hut It takes training und learning. Every year hundred* of new job classification* lire added to the list* of available employment. Jobs never lumid of before a few years ago. Let'* learn how to tin them. A community college places I raining and education within the reach of nearly everyone In the community, silica it is close enough that even those presently employed can take advantage of evening classes an<l students or adult* can commute each day, living at home and cutting cost* to tlie hone. Tho*e of you who are rack­ ing your bruin* to try to come up with tlie mean* to send your youngster to col­ lege should make your voices heard nuw, In support of the pro|Ki*ed Seminole County Community Junior College—or vocational - technical training school. It would really bn truth. F o llo w tlio l e a d e r . . .Y o u I Mc K i n n e y MUSIC COMPANY IB99 W. Fairbanks Winter Park — MI T-3tiST Turn Weat at* Fairbanks. — OPEN EVENINGS — i f a r 4? SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith) V ffo JEg, MV BOY" OE LIGHTED, E6AD.' nice looking farm , you hang ! A UNCLS RiXjfcR. A H t * A W E t K '6 R E 6 T . r u . o O OVER IT AND t WANT YOU TO ri» N E yo u ACMU VALUABLE AD V ICE t h a t W tlL M U T M AJOR UOOPlG.OFTH^ d o u b l e v o o « v i b l d / n o d o u b t y o u h a n g b e a d O O V ER N M LN T A g T I C lk S W R IT T E N 8 Y MS R D R rUAROlW^ T H E D EP A R T M E N T O F A liR lC O lT U R t —— Y S 6 £ uodjf where CREFVVR i N l - ONE NO vM o n TH E CULTWATlOtN O P l INgf AW o d o r l e s s o n io n a n d <v e l f - PGBLIN O P o t a t o / — w e ' l l . D i s c u s s it a f t e r d in n e r / .W HAW -— YUM -UM M —s.u ™ i = r ' 1” w —'" ~ v Fodrn. DUCHESS Secburg electronic ergon* ora more fun to ploy I In addition to tha finest electronic voices and effects Secbuig organs have the exclusive built-in SELECT-A RHYTHM. It gi.c* you • choice of 17 rhythms with nine voices . .. two tom­ toms, bass drum, four wood blocks, brush and cymbal. And it follows you. You be­ come the director of the weald's (list complete organ orchestral OUR BOARDING HOUSE Smoking Program £ THINK GOODNESS! . , . It’s T. G. LEE! There'* Bo mistaking the extra quality of T. G. Lee milk. It'a evident In the richer, fresher flavor, lawk for the T . G. Lee trademark whra you went tha best. PHONE 322.3063 FOR HOME DELIVERY Dr. Nesmith gave an Inter­ esting ami Informative talk I and allowed slide* nn "Smok­ ing and Health." The aIIilea were made hv C. Frank Tate. M. D.i A»woriate Professor of Medicine, University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami. After the allowing of the slide*, a quostum ami answer period was conducted by Dr. Nesmith Refreshments were aervnl after the meeting. OUT OIJR WAY THIS. IF FT-* ANVO VOHt H U N N E99. If.*. SlfefVVMO m THAT m PUTTIN' AWAY XT' PATCH UP SCAT ui MIK PI SON' TW LONG IVLNIWf./ Enterprise ’ VVWV.IIII. 111,0 7-2 9 •I won't need to aee the doctor, after all. Thle lady and I havs th* same symptoms and she hns boon nice enough to give me her diet!" TIZZY By Kate Osann Personals It) Mr*. Kilchir Harris Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson Tulsa and Satlfsaw, Okla, of Miss Eiirvtta Faber in DeLand Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy llidiinger of Ocoee wciu .Sunday guest# of Mts. Valentine Goodwin. Make sure the ladder's in good condition before you use it. Look for cracks or breaks. •See that (lie Joints are tight. • •* •»*•* OUR ANCESTORS VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL All Ages — 2 Years Up Aug. Ii, 4, 5, 6, 7 A: 15 A. M. • 11:15 A. M. Theme For Till* Yean “THIS IS MY FATHER'S WORLD" FOR TitANKI'ORTATION CALL 822.319.1 RP.rilKSHMK.YrH DAILY sSunford Church Of Christ 1.You PARK AVKNI'K Yarntlnn liihlr School Under Direction Of REV. MEET DROWN We make a true-fruit Grapefruit, l!B I* »< V I WT “That'e me. Between the two fedoweF* CARNIVAL By Dick Turner �I I o It ft 4• 1 » 1 : i H o ro s c o p e F o re c a s t THURSDAY, JULY » , ISM GENERAL TENDENCIES: This b certainly the day and evening for you to make the decbtona that can be moat helpful In the years ahead. But coniine such policies to the ones that require you to use your flnoat mental powers to arrive at the correct answers. Search for new idea*. AIRES (March 31 to April IS) Going after personal de­ sires in a most enthusiastic way and being social at the same time Is best method. II you speak honestly, clearly, others a ssist Be adroit. TAURUS (April 30 to May 30) Being with experts or specialists In your field may be the beet w ty to advance now. Use own Initiative as well. Assist those who are 111 in the evening. GEMINI (May 11 to June 21) Contacting those who are good allies and interested in your welfare brings help and many fine Ideas today. Get­ ting about socially tonight is alio good. Be charming. MOON CHILDREN (June a to July 31) Some powerful person you know will gladly answer important questions that cla ify your position, help you to succeed. Bo more at ease. Others also are Inter­ ested in you. LEO (July 23 to August 31) Fine day to contact those of Innuence and character who can show you best way to suc­ ceed faster. Some very fine idea will propel you forward with true ipoed. Be alert. VIRGO (August 23 to Sep. tember 21) If you are meticu­ lous In ail your duties, you gain good will of hlgher-upa now. Be loyal to husband, or wife. Then you will be sup­ ported properly. LIBRA (September 33 to Oc­ tober 23) Your success de­ pends upon the way you de­ cide where all agreements, deals are concerned, Waste no time. After a productive day, get off to the hobbies that please. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 31) If you adopt a snore kindly air, others will respond readily. You have clever Ideas lo offer and put In operation. Long discussion m methods la floe. SAGITTARIUS (November S3 to December 31) Being with dynamic p erson end going along with (heir ideas b best way to advance now. These must be admirers of yours. You must learn to amlle more. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) If you convince others you want the best for them, they soon cooperate. Buy some thoughtful gilt for kin. Their pleasure will be sufficient reward. AQUARIA (January 21 to February 19) It la up to you to run around and get all outside chores handled, both yours and Uioae of associates. Pul statements in order. Work — you love ill PISCES (February 30 to Mardt 20) You deserve more out of life than you are get­ ting, whether from a persona! or business standpoint Con­ tact experts. They show Uw right way to advance. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, there lx every chance of xuccesa here, since your progeny will be brilliant and have the phyaical atamlna for hard work, be practical in thought and action. However, you mutt early give fine ethi­ cal and aplrllual training to that the intense pride in this nature will be used wisely and not to turn others against him or her. "The Stars la p el, they do not compel." What yon make of your Hfe la largely up to YOUI Carroll Rlghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust b now ready. For your copy send your blrthdatc and $1.00 to Carroll Rlgbter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 29, Calif. PER SOL, IIANK8 MEET NEW YORK (U P D —John­ ny Paraol of Brooklyn, N. Y„ will moat Henry Hanks of Detroit, Mich., in • 10-round light-heavyweight fight at Madison Square Garden Aug. 21. Legal Notice r i m n a v i ksssn NOTICK IB h ereb y e l * * * th a t 1 am * n a * s * 4 In builn*aa a t M a rk h a m Kd., l x n ( W o o d . S e m ­ in ole C o u n ts , Florida, under th e f le tlt lo u a name ef. Bemlaola Ucilf Club a n d t h a t I Intend to r e s b t a r eald n a m e w i t h the C lerk o f t h e Circu it Court. Hemlaol* C o u n ts , Florid*, lo a cco rd a n ce w ith the pru vlalont o f the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e S t a t u t ­ es, t u - w l t i S ec t io n 111.(1 Klor­ ld a S t a t u t e s HIT. S la t Ur. mad Mrs. Krank t Moore P u b lish : J u l y I I , I t , Au g. I , II, lilt CDB-66 Biff SanforB ^rrnlS P a n e 1 0 — J u ly 2 9 , 1964 HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results BERRY’S WORLD Classified Phones From Rum ford 22. Plumbing PLUMBING FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave FA 2-3383 R lfliii|« FOR A PAINTER, inside or out, call Luther Tasker at 322 6159. Oriwlnele I'n a lr 21. W ell Drilling mat WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typei and Sires We Repair and Scrvkw STINK Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6433 nirrre— Vat l e a f tllalaare | m K m K e fi A ** m ► » c A Up to 5 [ t | 1.50| 1.50 ! 1.50 AIK-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 1.50 2.52 4.20 2! lo 25 | 5 | 1.50 2.85 4.75 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 16 to 30 | 6 | 1.50 | 3.12 | 6.70 AIR-CONDITIONING NlRlmBiH %*1—1 M«P (fit* Cl*t«ft#r would per line) REFRIGERATION Sales and Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed Callan Ph. 322-6151 11. 30 M i n i m u m t ' k i r M .%II R k l|t l l i f t A d* C h a r g e d al t - D a y Hate (M liIn fliN In rh ei tf “Jure / know Freddie . . . him an' me dropped outta ih' same school tooetherl" CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 61.50 Per Inch a 1. Lost & Found eo la s e a ERRORS T h e Hern ia w i l l ■ et h e r e . r 3 25. Air Cond. & Renting 6 to tO 12 1.60 | 1-50 | 2.40 11 to 15 | 3 1.50 | 1.89 3.15 16 to 20 14 | t *1 » 425-5938 * * I ts /. * 1 33. Painting 322-5612 V no 4$ LOST. PROWN WALLET. If found pleaie phone 322-9229. LOST: Men's eyeglasses, black frame, bifocal. Re­ ward. 322-1363. 30. Home Appliances GIBSON 14 cu. ft. Froitclcar refrigerator, 2-door w i t h freezer across the top. Now RABBITS FOR SALE only 1295.50 W/T. Dick's Take Your Pick — $1.26 each Appliance Service, 510 S. Ail Breeds A Sixes Sanford Ave. 322-7658. Ph. 322-9197 8. Doga - Cata - P eta *?'■I X*» GIBSON 15 cu, ft. Frostclear refrigerator, 2-door w i t h 4. Beauty Care freezer across the bottom. SHETLAND PONIES, $76 and Last one al this low price up. Will pasture. Plenty rid­ Permanent Special of 304.95 W/T. Dick's Aping space. Ph. 322-5(79. T h e Herald reserve* t h e artOur Budget Wave Now $6.96 piiance Service, 510 S. San­ a l l r a t „r r r j r r i l a a ar re al*. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop In a a a r ■d v e r l l a e m e a t which ford Ave. 322-7658. It derma o h lr c t ln a a lilr I s 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 16, Catering - Food t h e r o l l e r o f thlo a e w a GIBSON 30" electric range ea*er. OKRA. 322-0413. 6. Child Care with Chrome-framed glass back-splash. Only 6M9.U5 KEEFER CANNING PEARS. 1 BR. Furn. Home. Phone CONTRACT RATES W/T. Dick's Appliance Ser­ $1.00 per bushel. Hcardail 668-6122. vice, 510 S. Sanford Ave. ON REQUEST Ave. 322-6782. 322-7058. Local automobile dealers of­ fer their bed buys in Herald 15. Special Services GIBSON 12 cu. ft. Frostclear classified display ads. refrigerator, 2-door w i t h COMPLETE Lawn A Yard freezer across the top. Service. 322-2310. iv T im rtirv T T jim ir /a 6249.95 W/T. Dick's Appli­ r o r n T i v a vii v o n s k m i v ance Service, 510 S. Sanford 01,17 COL'VTY, F M H IID A . NOTICE O F NAMES OP PKK - 21. Home Repairs Ave. 322-7658. IN HE: ■ova i m i n i v o to r e Inrorrffl liMrll«R. 10. Livestock COPY Legal Notice Legal Notice •STATE o r JOSEPHINE WHITE, nn raar d . $ ■ j I • D. V I V 1 1, V lt T If H NOTICE IS HKItK Itr OIVEN that (hr umlrralenrd will, on (hr 191h d ar o f Auaual A. tl. 1X4. tirrrrnt to th e llonorah ln to u n ly Judur of Srm lnolr Cou nty. Florida. Ill* final r e . turn, arru unt and voucher*. >■ Ancillary A'lmlnlatratnr of th* rat a t* o f J O S E P H IN E I). I W H IT E, dri raard. and at the * alimr lim e then nnd ther* m a ke I aiipMration to raid Jude" f»r a * final a r l l l r m e n l o f hla a d m in . t latratlon o f aald ratal* ami for ail order dlacharalnir him aa auch an cillary ad mlnlatralnr. Killed I he 17 th day o f July A. D. 1X4. Albert N. Kltte a* A n cill­ a ry Ad mlnlatralnr of the E s t a t e o f J O S EP H IN E t>. W H IT E , Dece ased . ] Maaorilc llu lld ln x Sanford . Florid a Puhllah: J u l y 31. D , A u ( . I. It, 1X 1 CDII-tl IV T H E r i H C l ' I T r o t n T o r t h e v iv r it ju d ic ia l cih . C l 1IT, IV AXII v o l t SEM IVOI.K CO' .VTV, V I .o il t i l l . IV f'HAIACKHV M l . I l l t l l FKDKIIAI. NATIONAL. M O S T. OAHE AUSOCI ATIO.V. a c o r ­ poration. and PH1I.IP N. IIUOWNttTEIN ar FUUF.lt A L IIOUHINU COMMISSION EH. P la in tiffs, vs. ItOIIEHT C, THOMPSON and JA CQ UELIN E T. THOMPSON. P rfrn danta. NOTICE OV M IT IV MOHTOAOF. roK K C M iaU B B TO: IIODBHT C. THOMPSON. Hraldrtirr Unk n ow n J ACQ UE LIN E T. THOMPSt IN, Itealdencr Unk n ow n You. lirfrn dan ta, are hereby n otified that a com plain t to forerloa* a certain m o rtx a x * on the follow ln x deacrllitd pro perly, a ilu a lr. l y l n x and b r ­ in e In S rm ln o lr County, F lo r ­ ida. t o - w it: Ixl l#. UlooU V, SUNLAN D ESTATES. Amended P la t, a cco rd in g to a plat thereof, recorded . In Plat Hook 11. I>ar*< I A I. of Ih* P u b lic Herord* of 8rm 1n-.tr Cou nty, Florid a; In clu d in g: On* rtR Itefrliteralor. E le c ­ tric. Model LAS11H. Serial X ltC 7ti;i On* HE Hand*. Electric. Model JtalSlW H . Serial TSOHTTI: On* DdoT herm W all H ea trr. Oil. Model 111-*, Serial (1117: On* V icto r Climax K itc hen E a h a u a t Fan. no modal or aerial n u m b er,; Ten V en etia n Ullnds. metal, m anu fa ctu red by Senkarlk (llaa* and Paint Company. Sanford, Florida, no model or e e r t i l numbera; hae been filed a a a l n e t you to the ab o v e etyled eull and you ar* rtuulred to serve a copy o f your Anawer or P le a dln x lo the Com pla int on Pleln tlff'a a t ­ torn ey. JO SEP H M. Ml ItASKO, P. O. Ho a I I I, Fern Park. F lo r ­ ida. and f its the orlylna! Anaw ar or P lt a d l n a In Ih* o ffice o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or b efo re Ih* l i l t day of August, 1X 4 If yo u fall to do ao. a d u r e * pro coafeaao will l>e t a k e n axalnat yo u for Hie relief demanded In Ih* Co mplalntW1TNESS my hand and o f ­ f ic ia l s e a l c f o ffice at Banfnrd, Sem inole Cou nty, Klorlda, thle t a lk day o f July, 1X4. (S E A L ) Art hur II D eckwlth. Jr. Clerk. Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen Dep uty Clerk JO SEPH M. ML’ ItASKO A t to r n e y a t L a w p. a Box in Kern Park . F lo rid a Puhllah: J u ly u . i t . A u r. I, i t 1X4 COB-aa OWNKHS OF AHAYHO.YKD PJIOPKIITY Purauant to Rectlon II nf Ch ap ter 717, Florida Hlntutra, c n l l l l r d '‘Florid a Illapnaltlnn o f Unclaim ed Property Act", n o ­ lle* la hereb y xlvrn that the peranna Hated below a ppear lo he the o w n e r ! of unclai med peraonat or In ta n x lh la proper­ ty presum ed abandoned. A ccount Nun-tier S-OlSS-OOld Apparent Own er: Ilratrr Hudaon t e l l Freneli Ave, Ran ford, Fla. l i m a : Mntll* fle e te r Arrount Nu m ber I-OISI-COIS Apparen t Own er: W illiam * H-ihert ft F D 1 Cannon City Hanford. Fla. In fo rm a tio n r n m e r n l n x tha amount or d eeerlp tlon n f the P ro p erly and (he name and add ree, of the holder m ay be o b ­ tained by an y persona pnaaeai t n x an In taretl In the p ro p er­ ty by addreealn x a n Inquiry to lla y E. (Ireen, m a t e C om p tro ll­ er a* Adm ln latra tor, Aban­ doned P r o p e r ly Division, C a p ­ itol. T a lla h a s s e e , Florida, lla eure to m en tio n a cco u n t n u m ­ ber. name and addreaa, aa publlahed In hla nolle*. Utile** proof o f ow n erah lp U p res en ted In the holder by Oc­ tober S. 1 X 1 , the p roperty w ill b* delivered to Ih* Adm lnletrator. T h ereaftar, all fur ther claim* muat be d irected to the Admlnlatrator. Hay K. Ureen Aa Admln latra tor Puhllah: J u l y SS. 11(4 CDB-7S FOR PAINTING It REPAIR 31. Musical Instruments WORK Call 322-5428. Piano Tuning and Repair REMODEL - REPAIR W L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 PIANO SVC. It TUNING Building Contractor Rebuilding . Refclting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA WINDOW It SLIDING 322 2061 - After 12 p. m. GLASS DOORS Repair It Reglaxe OPERATOR REPAIR SCREENS Rewireo and New Sanfora 322-5510 35. Vacuum Cleaners SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUIt REXAIR DEALER 2655 S. Park 322-6611 SALES - PARTS - SERVICE ? It Pays 4V T H E r l R t ' I T T COUNT OF T1IE NINTH J i n i r l A I . C IR­ CUIT IV AVI) FOR SKMINOLK r n r v r v . v i.o n iii a. n iA v r E iir vo. tiia i EAST R I V E R SAVINGS DANK. P la in tiff. v*. JOHN W. JOHNSON. X n s and et al. P la in tiff*. NOTICE o r SU IT IN WORTHADR V O H E U l . o a f R B TOt JOHN W. JOHNSON and MART J A N E JOHNSON, hla w lf * ItEBIIIKNCE, UNK NO W N AND TOt All partta* c t a l m l n f Intarrala by, Ihro uxh. an d i r or a s a l n a l the fotaaa ld peranna YOU ARK h e r e b y n otified that a Com pla int t« forecloa* a cert ain m o r tk a x e en cu m berInx Ih* f o l l o w l n x daecrlbed reel property, t o - w l t : Lot IS, n io ek I. W RAT H E Ilf FI ELD FIR ST A D D I­ TION. a cco rd ln x to the plat t h e r e o f aa raoorded In Plat P o o k IS. P*X* ( • . P ub lic Record* o f S e m i ­ nole C o u n ty . F lorida ha* been filed aa a ln a t yo u In the a b ove atylad suit, and you ar* required to aerv# a oopy o f your Anawer or other PleadIna lo lb* Com plain t on Pla intiff* a tto rn ey*. ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, I I I Eeat Cen tral Boulevard. Orlando. Flo rid a, and f i l l the o rlx ln a t An ewer or olh ar P le a d ln x In tha o ffice o f th# Clerk o f ’he Circuit Court on or before th* 17th da y o f Auxiist. l i s t . If y o u fall t* do ao. a dear** pro eonfeaa o w ill be ta ke n a x a ln a t you fo r th* r r l l s f dem and ed In Ih* C o m ­ plaint. TIiLa N o d e* shall he p u b li s h ­ ed o n e s a w e e k for four c<,naecutlv* w e e k * In Th* S a n ­ ford. Herald. D A T E D THIN ISth d a y # f Ju ly. 1SSI. (S E A L ) . _ . A rth u r H B a c k w lth . J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court Uy Martha T. Vlh len D e p u t y Clark Andaman, Rush , D e e s A Lowndee 1)1 E a s t Cen tral Boulavard. Orlando, F lo r id a Puhllah July IS, 11, 1* * AuxS. 1X4. CDI1-M To i Use Rii The * Herald W an t Ads I I 1 'A �jh ~ ir Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! SO. M isc. F o r S a le n . M ule H elp W nntcd 100. L o t i F or P ale 9b» • e n fo r b g rra lb J u ly ‘JO, 1004 — l’a g e 11 95. Hnuneg F or S a le HEADY MIX CONCRETE THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. CB 2 BEDROOM, Large Flor­ Palloi, Floor, Free E itim a.ji 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. of the City of Sanford is ac ida Room, separate store m ill, lintels, steps, blocks, Scott Ave. Will consider ecpttng applications for the room, I large lots with oak sand, cement, rock, pipe, trees, excellent Sanford lo­ reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ position of Director of FI steel, grease traps, dry cation. Reasonable. C a l l son, Jr. Ph. 322-1533 or 322nance and for the position wells. Stepping atones. 322-2950. 0228. of Tax Assessor. Require MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ments: Legal resident of LAKE MINNIE 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 CONCRETE BLOCK 5 bed Seminole County for at least 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS room. Florida room, US six months; not ovsr 45 RILL'S BARGAIN BARN Fully Improved bath. 2 air conditioners, kit­ years of age; High School BARN OF 10.000 Items open Scwwr, Water, Size 112 x ISO. chen range. >6oo down, >?o or equivalent education, 6 'i days. 1300 Grapevillc Sicrifice >55ou Each. Char­ per month. Available Sept. with additional studies In Ave., Sanford, Fla. les Sellgmsn, 1201 E. Robin­ 111. 322-0825. accounting; Experience in son Ave., Orlando. Phone ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE Clerical and financial work; 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths. Flnr 422-2578. Repossessed '64 Model. Per­ knowledge of City Govern Ida Room, cent, heat * air fect condition. Slakes fancy ment, Municipal Account conditioning. Ph. 322-4876. designs, makes buttonholes, ing, Legal and financial N e w s on 'button*, blind transactions; ability to su 0 0. Hniiwen • Hnle nr lle n l hems, monograms, embroid­ pervise and direct account­ BARGAIN OFFER, Lakefront ers, darns, patches, Etc. Lot. Bargain offer Immed­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON ing and clerical staff. Good Guaranteed. R e s p o n s i ­ iate Sate, >5500 Call morn­ LAKH. Call • v a n in g a working conditions and pen­ ing, evening Sanford 323ble person assume remain­ 322-1597, sion plan. Application forms 2958. ing 5 payments of $7.05. Ph. available at City Hall. Sub EXTRA LARGE 8 Room Credit Mgr. 322-7457. mil applications tn Civil *i ACRE. PIL 322 2683. Lakefront Home. 322-4693. Service Examiner In City USED £ REPOSSESSED Hall not later than Aug. 6, 9 5 . Hnunew F o r S a le 07. Houses For Hrnt BARGAINS 1964. 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH (I E Stereo 100,93 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Clean CROSLY TV 99.05 72, F em n le H elp W an ted RANCH STYLE Loch Arbor and close in. Jimmie Cow­ Homo, fealuring l a r g e PHILCO TV 70 05 an. 322-4013. rooms throughout. Including G E 19"' Portable TV 109.95 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph White. Apply Mr. Rnla», a family style kitchen, aepi. G-E 23" Console TV 209 93 322 8892. Westinghnuse Ref rig. 4095 Mir-Lou Restaurant or Ph. rate dining room, and a fine 322-2902. central heating system, rhllco Refrig. 119.95 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses *8peaklng of Jet propulsion!" Admiral Refrig. 109.95 adaptable to Air Condition­ Pity tun Really Norge Gas Range 119.95 Interested in Reaiily ing unit, an outstanding of­ 322 1301 1702 at Hiawatha Kelvtnator Elec. Range 49.95 fering for a quick sale et end Fashion? BEDROOM HOUSE, Kit We sting house 21" TV 49 05 BECOME A BEAUTY >17,900. Terms are flexible, chcn equipped. Ph. 322-7005. Frigidainc Refrig. 59.93 COUNSELOR! but at least >1500 Down. 20 eu. ft. chest type freerer Earn while you learn, full or RENTALS | 1— l , o i t a F ound §1— M o n ty W ant iif 1140.95 pari time. For Inlcrvicw M —F a t i n g * A Lcutri Furnished or Unfurnished I — t'sr sonats 12 cu. ft. upright freezer rail 322-4017. 4— B s s u t y Care **— ln*ur*nc* Rall-Blalr Agency 1— Day N u r s sr ls e **—Uetionl* a In s tr u c ti o n s it 1901 Park Avenus $134.95 Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave «—Child Cars 70— E m p lo y m e n t B*rvlc*j» FA 2-5232 anytime No Money Down. Up to 24 7-1. M ale or F em a le H elp I — H o g s—O ats — P e l s t l — Mala lla lp \Virtt**I j 10—l.lvtatm -k l BR. Furn. House. Ph. 668 "2— K tm ala Ifalp Wantril mos. to pay. : 11—Hpsrlal Nol le* * 71 —M il* or F c m o U l lrlp COUNTER PERSONNEL 3122. GOODYEAR SERVICE t l — C a t sr ln g t l —Hal*« Help W ant ad FOR ROYAL CASTLE '( 14— Ptaes * l o E*l #T—Hll nation W*auteri STORES NEW 2 Bedroom collage, fully ap*H *l Barriers 11 — Inromr P ro p srly APPLY, FLORIDA STATE Property Management | 1$— 655 W. First St., Sanford 14— S w i m m i n g Pool* 11— l i m i n e , * Prop.— rials furnished, on Lake. Adults EMPLOYMENT SERVICE t l — J a n ito r ia l S m l e r i A Sales Broker Ph. 322-2821 I I — Itsal K r iii* Wan ted only. Ph. 322 7434. 11— D o - l l - Y u u r a s lf 200 S. French Ave. H — Ural Hnliilm Salic I I — U u lld srs riuppMrs 6 7— Itiunlnr** 1tent a l l USED LUMBER: 2x4 through BEDROOM FURNISHED 10— C n n crsle Cnnatr. »l>—to ils For S a l s !: 2 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. 71. S a le s H elp W anted 11— H u m s llr p a lr s 8 ! —F A r m i —Urn vF i House, >73 month. 905 W. Offeri for your lelectloa 82—Out o f M a l e Avrrag# 31— IMumtilng 322-0793. 25th St. 31— P a in t i n g 8A— Ifoiiaca For Bftlft theie Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 WHY 14— W s l l D r illin g >1— llo u * * * —rial* or IWnt WILL accept best reasonable Bedroom ARE YOU READING 87— Huuer For Hrnt I t — Air Coml. A n e s t i n g LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ offer for 18 cu. ft. stainless 21— Radio * TV|«vliion 1 o iy—1t»n<>Tt l l r n t a U j THIS ADVERTISEMENT? furnished house, 2 Bed­ 28— P h o to & K»iutpmrnt I HI— T r a i l m - —Calm n a* steel commercial refrigera­ Could It be because you are 1 30— H om e A p p I U m M 102— Mo ItIt# Until pa—S al# rooms, screened porch, cartor. Good running condition KI3—Mold !«• 11omen— ll< fit 11— 11 u i l e a l 1vi ■t r utnrnl* not satisfied with your pre­ porle, utility • storage, kit­ 13— 11u lin e s* Ki|Ul|>nirnl |u | — Trailer ripses— l l e n l !i have just changed ove- tn sent employment? chen equipped. Excellent 11—J o b P rintin g ldS— T railer Lot*— i l i a new refrigerator this week. lot—Apart mania For Rant 14— l l p h o la t s r r or condition. Ph. 322-24M. Contact Dick Aiken or call 1$— V acu u m Cleaner* 101— llooniB For f l i n t Because you are not employed 17— M oving It Htnrags l!9—H otel Hoorn ■ 322-6625. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED 113— R en tal A g e n i i at this time? 38— Kxt erm ine t o r i Cottage on Weklva River. 41— P l a n t s — F lo w e r * —tt tails H I — W a n t ' d To ll r n l GE REFRIGERATOR-, Good Regardless of the reason for 115 —Autop For $0— l i n e . For Hal* Adults only. Ph. 322-4131. condition. Phone 322-4050. your interest If you can J l — A r t i c l e s F o r Itrnl 116— Auto# —Balt o r T r a i t 12— S w a p or H i ch a n g e 111— Truck* For (I meet the following reason­ 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED. J l —W a n te d To Huy t i n —Autom ntlvi. risrvlr* Rent Blue Lustre Electric able qualifications we will j j — F ur n ltu r# F o r rials 131—Fco o tira A Cycle» 323 0559 or 322-3794. Carpel Shampooer for only | J ( — A n tiq u es For Mat* 113— i i rial i ft Motor! match our time against To make the best home Marina duppliaa t l —Mousy To L o u $1 per day. Carroll’a Furni­ RAVENNA PARK, 3 Bed­ yours In discussing the ( 0 —n u a tn r i s O p p ortu n ities buy, aee the ture. room, Uk Baths, kitchen splendid opportunity wc equipped, air • conditioned. IB'V Kit Cabin Cruiser, 75 bp may have for you. From Henilnol* r .i u n ty Ph. 522 9387. motor, trailer. Needs some Here arc the basic qualifiesF ro m S an fo rd Kach an** ( P l a t D lrs o ti work. Moving, must sell. tiom: 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. Urge Beat offer over >550. Phone 1. Are you between the ages lot. Available August 10. 703 95. H o u se s Fur Sale 322-8054. 9 5. H ou se* F ur Snle of 20 and 45? Cherokee Circle, Sunland. 2. Are you willing to travel 5 Ph. 823-0940. RATTAN COUCH, 2 matching days each week but be Swimming Pool chairs, end tables, >50. Ph. home on weekends? Do see this Oversize 60-acre THE TIME TESTED FIRM 100. Resort Rentals 322-4175. 3. Do you have at least a Swimming pool. Do see this u a N. Park Ave. F a 2-8123 4 RM DUPLEX. FUrn. air orflce 322-2119 high school education? JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. 2-acre* of Lakefront priv­ corn!., near ocean, Ormond Night 322-0848 >5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, 4. Do you own a good auto­ acy. Do see this large 3 2 BEDROOM. Nothing Down. 323-0700 Beach, perm, c o u p l a . 310 Sanford Ave. mobile? Mo month. Fenced back Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry 2324 Perk Dr. Sanford, Fla. Orange City 776-3898. yard. 322 3258. home. Do see ecrei of GOOD REFRIGERATOR, >45. 5. Are you bondablc? Oh, yes — Do you want to New Custom-built, Lake Mary fwimming and Railing. Do 101. Trailer * Cabanaa Odd pieces kitchen, bed­ make money and build a C. B„ 2 HR, carportc, uti­ start leisurely Lakefront room furniture, not modem. Apache Camping Trailers career? The starting wage lity, shade & citrus. FHA living. $i5,loo with Terms! 2618 Sanford, 322-1520. Cecil Sellers - 868-4818 Finance. .122-68511 eveningsis >105.00 per week plus Stcmpcr Agrncy, 1910 So. SEVERAL Outstanding 3 k 3 Clark St., Enterprise 2 COMPLETE TWIN BEDS. bonus, Bedroom Homes available tn French. Ph. 322 4991. IfUSBAND WANTED White £ gold headboards. Let'a discuss your problem all Areas of Hanford. Let ua 102. Mobile Home* • Hate to tell his wife that the nice 3 >50. 322-7651, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY between the hours of 9:00 Show you Around I Red room Country H o m e , New H o m e , Wesl Fourth A M. and 3:00 P.M. Frl., surrounded by Shade trees 1 SWING RET; 1 act Kncyaonahle Can he seen on Streel, just off Persimmon. July 31, 1964. Florida Stale and on 2 nice lota nsar Ginelnpedlai, bedroom chair, Beardall Ave , 2 mile* So. Call 831 3911 Collect. Employment Service. 200 S. derville and HLH Plant, cheat of drawers; 23" Connf Geneva. i9ot s . Park Ave. French Ave., Sanford, Fla , priced at 98750, with only •ole TV. Ph. 322 8662, FA 2-8231 anytime with Mr. V. C. Smith, com­ )10oo down, balance el >75 EVERETT A. HARPER 1957 NASHUA hotiae traitor, pany representative. AGENCY • REALTOR 51. Articles For Kent monthly la still available. 47 x I. completely furnish­ 2465 S. Park Ave. Someone la going to ba sor­ ed. Lake Monroe Boat Bowl. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mar> 77. Situation Wanted Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 RENT A BED Phone 861-5727. ry that they m iised this. Shown by appointment Th. Rol'away, Hospital £ Baby HOUSEWORK. 332 8440. 322 3561. 100. Mobil* Home* • Rani Beds. By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE LOVELY LAKEFRONT LOT CLASSIFIED INDEX Seminole Realty V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 425-5938 322-5612 1 ra/sia m ~ S t Johns Realty 100. Apartment* for Kant lift, Auloa For Sale FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. >40 Adults. Ph. 322 9480. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. EFFICIENCY, >40. 611 Park. FURN, APT. 322 2800. MODERN Furn. apu. Also Storage spare. Ph. 322-1374. WE L A J C A APARTMENTS Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. ent. 1004 Palmetto. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath £ shower, suit able for couple or single person or retired All utilltiaa In­ cluded in rent. Idsilly lo­ cated on Is; St., within 1 block of 2 free parking tola and shopping oenter. In­ quire at Manuel Jsmhsou Dept. Store 211 E. Ftrvt 8t. 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apis. 14th Ave., Ixingwood, a mi, from N.A.S. Ph. *383298. 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ RAGE APT. Water, electri­ city furnished' Nice shady tot. Adults only. Ph. 322-1305. NICELY furnished apartment, a Ir condition available. Adulli. Phone 322-1926. 3 Rooms, utilities, >50, 8 Booms, water Ida. 322-2764. IUIZ I BEDROOM APARTMENT. 118. T r u c k s Fur S nle Private bath. Close in. TRUCKS TOR SALE! Lights £ water furnished. 1959 Pick-up Ford FI00, 8 cyl. >50 month. Ph. 322-5680 1938 Pick-up Ford F100, 8 cyl. 10H. Room* For Rent 1955 Pick-up Ford F250, 8 cyl. with Rack SLEEPING ROOM, Private 1958 Ton and half Internation­ bath and entrance. 322-3986. al Flat Bed, 4 x 4 BURNUP £ SIMS 115. Auloa For Sale 201 No. Maple, Senford Repossessions fi'r Diacounl to Seminole County Residcntn '62 Falcon, >997 bal, >49 mo. '60 Corvair, >784 bal, >46 mo. '60 Falcon, >772 bal, >43 mo. '60 Chewy, >794 bal, >47 mo. '60 Peugeot, >496 bal, >29 mo. '60 Opal, >574 bal, >31 mo. *39 Chewy, >092 bal, >37 mo. '59 Buick, >749 bal, >59 mo. '19 Rambler, >592 bat, >33 mo. '59 VW, >687 bal, >38 mo. '81 Chewy, >490 bal, >28 mo. '88 Ford, >372 bal, >30 mo. '58 Pont., >594 bal, >32 mo. '88 Chewy, |6UT ha I, >36 tun. '57 Chewy, V6 stick, clean ‘58 Ramhlrr, >579 bal, Ml mo. '67 Turnpike, >592 bal, >33 mo. '37 Ford, >397 bal, Ml mo. '57 Old*, >594 bal, M4 mu. '57 Dodge. >486 bal, >29 mo. '88 Eng. Ford M91 bal >22 mo. '87 Chewy, >494 hal, >27 mo. 'M Chewy, >492 bal, >27 mo. 2 RM. MOURE. 8 nice building 1 2-BEDROOM and 1 8-bed- 'M Chewy, >171 bal. >12 ino. lota. First >2,500 takes this room, Bowman's Trailer *81 HIudebaker Pickup truck 2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS properly. Ph. 888-4601, En­ Court. 668-4008. 1. m . k 2 BATHS terprise, Fla. KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3 BEDROOM MOURE. Clean I BEDROOM HOURETRAILER furnished. Adults only. For Complete Information and close In. Jimmie Cow >73 mo. Ph. 322-1187. See or Call Your an. 322-4018. Hick 'H.H/iEfircm1Rea! Seminole Realty NEW HOMES Seminole Realty ~TlOO DOWN 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-8232 anytime National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. i n i l SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS APARTMENT. Close In. Ph. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sta­ 322 9173 days, 322 0641 even­ tion Wagon. RAH, A/T, Airings. conditioned. >395. Can lie GARAGE Apartment, 254Mi aeen at Sanford Motor Co. Palmetto. 322-3254, 322 0525. BOO So. French. $100 DOWN DAY WORK. 122-2782. ■61 VW Rus, >1192 bat >45 mo. '58 Cadillac. $891 bal. *37 mo. '69 Chav., >941 bal., >37 mo. '59 Olds S St 1499 bal, >24 mo. '59 9 Pas Wag >792 bal >37 mo '59 Merc., >742 bal., >36 jno. '60 Opal Wag >681 bal, $32 mo. '61 Renault $691 ba), $32 mo. '59 Renault. >487 bal, $24 mo. '37 Plym. *587 bal. $32 mo. '55 Cadillac, $542 bal, $28 mo. '53 Chrysler, 1190 hit, gin mo. '56 L ine. $681 bal, Ml nio. '58 DMge, $714 bal, >32 mt>'IS OMs, 1687 bal., >32 mo. ■58 Chrv, >667 hat, >31 rpo. '57 Chcv H'rod >7B2 bal >35 mo '59 Ford. $399 bal, $24 mo. '58 Pont, $788 bal, >37 mo. '60 Ford, >599 bal, >32 mo. '58 Chev, >499 bal, >24 mo. '56 Chev, >419 bal, >24 mo. '53 Olds, 1471 bal, >24 mo. . '37 Buick, >596 bal, >29 mo. •55 Merc. >569, >12 mo. Jeep 4 WD, >586 hat, $32 mo. ‘51 Cadillac, $49 bal, $2 mo. ‘51 Buick, $24 bal, $1 mo. 'SO Merc, >49 bal, >2 mo. Phone 322-4503 I BANK I FHA - VA HOMES 120. Automotive Service COHEN RADIATOR SrtOP Free Inspection, estimates, pickup, dellvary. Recortog k repairs discounted. 211W E. 3rd, 322-3443 Auto Glass, Tape A Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd fit. FA 8-8058 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Scnkarlk Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 12.1. lioatH A Mol urn JOHNSON JAVELIN, 30 hp. aim 18, Both eltclrle starts. Unit very good, IB ft. tong. Sell or trade. Ph. 322-3494487. 14' LONE STAB F1BER0LA8 BOAT, 35 Evlnrude Lark, electric atari, complete with trailer. Asking >850. Will ac­ cept reasonable offer. Ph. 322-8148. FORMER CARETAKER for Giants wants ysrd work. ADD THIS FOR A BARGAIN Very dependsble. J a c k Gateway To The waterway A comfortable 9 Bedroom For Uie biggest selection of Lesrrence. 322-4829, House PLUS 2 Completely Robson Sporting Gouda nearly new and used furni­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer furnlshed apartment*. PLUS ture, see Noll'* Furniture DAY WORK. 322-8394. 504-6-1 E. 1st. Ph. TA 2-5981 a monthly Income of >125 Brokerage In Casselberry HOURETRAILER on large LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ from apartments. PLUS a on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to I. 82. Hualneea Prop. • Sale SALES BROKER private lot. 885 month. Call room. 2 Beth, pine panel­ II Ft. RUNABOUT. 25 hp low down payment equals a We Hava The Homs For You Orlando, FIs Ph. 293-0112 ed Florida Room, Central Evlnrude, electric start and ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cost F H K E E S T IM A T E bargain In any languaga at air, sprinkler ay item , patio, 100. Apartm ent for Rent <963 Chewy 2 S. S. >200, take of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. trailer. Like new. >295, Ph. Upholstering k M ittren ren­ only >10,000, 156x150 tot. Ph. 322-8522, 207 322-7325. up payment!. 322-US7. ovating New £ Used Furni­ 84. Real Cetnte • Sale Ridge Rd. Furn. Apt. uoo MsfloavUle. 2565 PARK DRIVE ture Call Nix Bedding Mff. 822-2420 322-7495 Co., at 703 Celery Ave. 2 Bedroom on Suburban lot 3 BEDROOM, t Bath, screen­ Cosy Cottage, Lake privileges. FA 2-2117. Furnished, >7200. Invsstmant k Realty >50. Ph. 322-8108. ed patio. Ph. 123-0388. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 3229173 2 HOMES on one Sanford lot 116 N. Park Ave. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Realtor Excellent Income, >8900. Quick Service With the GREENBniAR Raymond Lundqulat, Ai m . VERY Convenient Lake Mary Cash. SUPER TRADING Choke lota available Is FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg Older Home, >10,000. It in with great pride and joy that I announce POST. FA 2-0677. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Perfect Retirement Home in overlooking golf courae. of the association with me of my brother, DeBary, >9500. Used furniture, appliances, Before You Go Uae Custom building to your tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 2 Bedroom Showpiece Fur­ ■pacifications, Greenbriar Larry's Mart 215 Sanford nished including p i a n o , developed by Ave Ph. FA 1-4132 >9500. KINGS WOOD A New Miracle Drug ) Acres Zoned M-l with Rail­ BUILDERS, INC. For All Auto Transmis­ (Hi. B u sin e ss O pport. road Siding. >6700. 202 Fairmont Dr. sion* And Engine*. Ask In the general practice of the finest Real Beautiful Lakefront Lota rA 2-8074 Your Garagetaen For From >8800. SERVICE STATION "IIAU-TO-GO". If Hr Estate Service In the Slate of Florida. We NICE Lake Mary Lola From FREE >2,40U. equity. >100 FOR LEASE I)oea Not Have It Aak down, Ms. mo. pays all. 1400. ■hall both look forvard to the many oppor* CONTINUES EACH NITE 7:30 P. M. Modern, passenger car-truck Him To Get It. There U Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' BART PILCHER. Broker stop. Good location. Call No S u b s t i t u t e Fur (PRIVATE SALES ALL DAY) tunltles to serve you, the public. Fla. room, equipped kitch­ Cal] 322-7498. J. C. DAVIS. TEXACO, Inc. •'IIAS-TO-GO". en, leirazzo floors. Hclmly COME GET YOUR SHARE 322 5033 Product Of Bneelmaa'e Really Ph. 322-1841. 87. Husinesa Rentals Lab, Inc. BUDGET FURNITURE BANK Repossessions FHA - VA 2125 W. Colonial Stenatrom Realty SO U T H W A R D “HAS-TO-GO” GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SACRIFICE FOR CASH OR TERMS FURNITURE Announcement Harry B. Dietrichs A UCTIO N < .'.lnle H e l l W an ted F o r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ PLUMBER WANTED. Appl> ducts. Good treatment Ph. Ire Bros., 319 Elm Ave., or lorally 322-4542, or sj-plv to call 322-0852. the PURE OIL COMPANY. It Pays To Dm The HERALD Want Ads. Dorr S. Baker* Representative Bus 29 Lake Mary, Fla. LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY. 17 * 92 LONGWOOD (SALE ENDS THIS WEEK) USED CAR PRICES ARE Repossessions BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ment. Close downtown. Ph. 322-1402 between 9 & 5:30 '83 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellcn Monday thru Friday; 322 cond. Ph. 322-2283. -4X01 oilier time*. '35 FORD, good Body, good FURNISHED Apts. 322-6530. mechanical condition, Call 322-8646, Claude Harroll. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED FHA-VA HOMES By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l it 8t. CARROLL’S FURNITURE I Bank J Holler s W. 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FIRST ST. ,... SANFORD g-6 DAILY, 8*9 FRIDAY ----------— ------- .............................. m 322*2821 iGiw n rg m s-m ttK X rM * . ...... i ) �- V* Kidding On Level The precocious political plnns of some Mnssachusetta teen-agers ap­ pear to have been nipped in the bud. The youngsters—including a girl— decided to run for the state’s House of Representatives on the basis of a loophole they found in the law which neglected to place an age limitation on independent candidates. But the Massachusetts secretary of state has dug up a 1919 ruling which says thnt “only members of Ihe electorate, those of voting age, can serve in elective office.” In other words, the kids could con­ ceivably be elected but couldn’t take office—not for five yenrs, anyway. State officials have been notably ill-humored about the whole thing, regarding it as a particularly embar­ rassing bit of tcenaged prankishness. (One of the boys, though, claims he just wanted to dramatize the defic­ iency in the law so that it could be rectified.) In view of all the concern these days over teen-age morality, vandal­ ism, lack of purpose and so on, it seems these kids ought to be prnised rather than censured for taking such an active interest in politics. How many grownups have ever studied their stato statutes? How many don't even bother to vote? something to do with their hands, particularly since the cigars now come with fancy filter tips—even a mentholated tip. With only three or four brands on the market before the government report, there nrc now 11. if the sales trend continues, little cigars this year will top the record of 1011 when they were at the peak of their pop­ ularity. It was about that time that cigarettes began to push them out of favor. Actually, cigarette means “little cigar.” though it isn't, really. A lit­ tle cigar is u true cigar, not meant to be inhaled, that looks like a sun­ tanned cigurette, which helps ex­ plain its appeal to both sexes. One wonders just what Kipling would say about it all, though, es­ pecially thnt mentholated tip. Dr. Crane’s Bad Spellers Get Help Evidently the British school sys­ tem hns its shortcomings, loo. Or perhaps we should blnme it on the language, which is even less rational in its English form than in Amer­ ican English, as far as spelling goes. At any rate, there is a large enough reservoir of bad spellers in the Un­ ited Kingdom to warrant the pub­ lishing of a new book just for them ami appropriately entitled “The Aw­ ful Spellers' Dictionary.” Whut a boon to mankind, Englishspeaking division. For generations bad spellers have been frustrated In their attempts to look up the cor­ rect spellings of words. How can you look up a word if you don’t know how it's spelled in the first place? Al! that is remedied now. For ex­ ample, if you wnnt to know how to spell the word “phenomenal” and all you can think of is the obvious, sen­ sible spelling "fenomennl,” which you know is wrong, in this new diction­ ary you can look it up as “fenomenal” ami find the correct spelling next to it. Like we sed, this is a grate mlvanse in lexycografy, even if we don’t hnpen to nend it ourselves. Helen Fuller Says Demos Running Scared WASHINGTON — There i» an trndeney at tha lop in AYaihinglon to dlicount tha threat that Harry Goldwater ran pose to continued control h> the Demcerml* after No­ vember. Liberal RepuhUrMn pollsters nere laying at S«n Francisco that tha Arkona Senator will m a k e a poorer allowing against Lyndon Johnson than any Republican Presidential candidate ainra AIf Landon. Some liberal Democrat* voice the lame belief. The Whita Houie la not ao sanguine. The cynical point cut that it i* alwaya good politic* for the party to run acared. Po­ tential campaign contributors feel no great urge to rush forward with checks in hand to pay for a race that aeems a aure thing. And unleis they feel the hot breath of com­ petition in their Immediate vi­ cinity, party workers are like, ly to be laiy about ringing doorbell! and wearing out the telephone to get friendly voter* to the polli. Rut the on-the-icene evi­ dence is that the Johnson or- Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Julia Rartoa ' 838-1 St 8 Bear l.ake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milee 838-1678 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Cesstlberry Geneva Mre. Joe. E. Mathiruz 34t-4874 Lake Mary Mre. Francee Weeter 322-621* Lake Monroe 668-3631 Enterprise Mri. Ritchie Harrii 668-3834 6684604 322-4722 Longwood Mre. Donna Eitea *38-3317 North Orlande Mre. Doris Dcaa 311-198* the m oment con cen trated on Osteen Mri. Clarence Snyder 122-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 3*5-361 a how .Sen. Goldwater put to. gethrr his winning nomina­ tion drive for what this may reveal about his coming stra ­ tegy to win the election. Study of the statistics shows that Gcldwalrd had close to enough delegate votes from the South and West to win, without the strong support he finally received from Illi­ nois, Wisconsin, Indiana and New Jersey. The political tea leaf read­ er* lake thesa facta to mean that Goldwater ran he expect­ ed to take the battle into his high ground territory cf the South and West and to carve out his basic issues to firm up those areas before reach­ ing out for the winning mar­ gin that would have to come from some of those nonSouthern and non-We»tern states that finally plunked for him a San Frandaco. This iniurea a highly per­ sonal campaign, full of invec. tive, regardlcis of what either of the principal candi­ date* promises or intends at this time. W tft Page 1-A w iL T K n fy ra ti Sanford, Florida a . o tii.o w . ■ o ito h Wed., July 29, 1964 ann r t n u a a n KII SVK t a i . T o l . 1 1 K , C l r r a l s i i e e . O t a e r a l H a a a a e r JLI.I4X L. STKXSTHOM A ssociate Editor U t t t l t t I. . l o l l .VSO V M anaging Editor ME I HEX HILLKNItKW T slearaph Editor II little WILLIANg s o d .t r Editor D u r r iE A t a r i * City Editor Jl'O T WELLS Coanly Editor n iL L v m c B v r, boot h 7 Will business men who like Johnson’s approach to eco­ nomic matters shift substan­ tial support to tha Demo­ crats? Only sn imprudent prophet would predirt these and other central questions an early in a campaign. President John­ son's professional aides al Mrs. H. t . Johnson 838-8041 Chuluota Mre. Joan Magi* 363-3712 DeBary Mrs. (rank Whita 668-4122 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney ganitation honestly dors not underestimate the potential power of the Goldwaler op­ position. in a year when Ihe probable points of conflict be­ tween tha parties are ao volatile amt thrir explosive effect ao incalculable, that senna simple political horse sense. There ate too ninny un­ knowns to permit a reasonable political prediction for 1904. Will atl the Republi­ can •'moderates" who left San Franciarn in dejrrtinn and frustration remain that way in November — not voting for nr even opposing the Cnldwaler-Miller ticket? Will Northern segregationminded Democrats c h o o s e Gnldwiter over Johnson In the secrecy of tha pelting NURKMT ALEXAVIIKK A dvertising Direotor MOV UMKKN Advartlalag M .negar MOV PLATT O ensral A dvertising M a n .g .r UAJIHIETT E. STAPLETON C lssaltlsd Director JAAiM SUOKMAKKM Business M entaer PMBD WELLS M echanical Bu»L s t e t f Photographer N s pert ol any m aterial, news or a a v .M i.ia g , of this edit too of Tha SenCurd ilereld m i l be reproduced la any m eaner w ith ­ out written perm ission ot the publisher • ( The H erald. Any Individual or firm roeponslblo for such roproductloa w ill bo considered as Infringing on Tho Harold's copyright and w ill be held liable for dam aging under the law. Published dally eacspt Saturday. Suoday and Christm as: published Saturday proceeding C h ristm as He’s Too Good To Lose Ry Holme* Alexander Pocer For Kipling A woman, said Kipling, is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smokr. The statement is still capable of starting an argument, though it now appears (to steal another of the poet’s lines) that the twain are be­ ginning to meet. While cigarette consumption has plummeted by some 16 billion since the release of the government report linking smoking with henlth hazards, something called the “little cigar" has been climbing up on the graphs even faster than pipe tobacco or reg­ ular cigars. The Department of Agriculture reports thnt 132 million little cigars were sold during April of this year, compared with only 16 million dur­ ing the same month of 1963. Much of this, the makers say, is due to the little cigar's growing ac­ ceptance among ladies looking for Holmes Alexander "Aren't You Glad We Don't Have to Go Through T H A T?" Worry Clinic WASHINGTON, D. C. — When country boy bite* tha hand of the city alicker, th at’* news — and it happened here. Rut when a U. S. Sen­ ator, acting from conscience and a high-minded derision to correct his own mistake, sends back 314,351.84 of campaign money in an election yrar — that'* a deed of honor which ought to mount him on a pedestal for the open admira­ tion of hi. collragur.., his constituents and his country. He is Senator Quentin S’. Rurdiek, Democrat of North Dakota, a farm-organiration lawyer hark home, the ann of a well-loved, ainrerrly-lamenled Congressman whom lie snereeded in the House a few* years ago. a man with a fare "* rugged as a Rocky Moun­ tain bluff, a politician mainly eonrerned with the needs of his State and noi very hep to international convolution*. Let us set the stage. On July 1st, which is fiscal New Year’s dny in Washington, the Srmtlc had met to vote itself a pay raise, but whirl­ ed off that auhjrcl into a Idi.trring, two-hour debate on The Cmmril For A Livable World, This outfit is a Rim the llomh group. It is at­ tempting unilateral disarma­ ment by the financial sup­ port of seven senators, not one of whom is on the Armed Service! or Joint Atomic Energy Committees and all of whom are relatively unin­ formed in militnry mailers. I have previously listed these ineu nml the money they re­ ceived. Tha top taker was Quentin Burdick. With the debate in full fury, and while Senator Dominick lit, Colo,) was lushing the Council and its beneficiaries, he received a note which ltd paused to read aloud. It cam* from Senator Warren Mngnuson, chairman of the Sennle De muriatic Elections Commiller, It slated that, since Hie publication of my rarllcr articles on Die Council, Bur­ dick had returned the entire sum which Council members had sent him. Later, I went to are Bur­ dick and he confirmed Magnuion’a statement. "You aletted me," said Rurdiek. "I knew nothing about the Council until I read 1write 214 separate personal what you wrote, and what you checks and covering letters to told me in this office. But persons in 12 states. Four after I studied up on some members were so impressed of the reference material, 1 by hi* honest repudiation that knew that 1 didn't care to be they t ol d him t o keep tha associated with the Council." money ns a token of esteem. He might have summoned Here is a typical covering the press and made a grand­ letter that Burdick sent: *'. . Recently 1 found my­ stand piny of his renuncia­ tion scene, hut he looked up­ self in disagrreiiirnt with tho on this as a m atter between views of Dr. Szilard, who is himself and his conscience. co-chairman of the Board of With no fuss, on May 7th, Directors of the Council. WhiU long before the scaring de­ I am most apptrelative, un­ bate, he wrote Ihe Council: der the circumstances, I think “My view is that this coun­ it only proper that I return try's goal should be, of your contribution, uhirh i« course, world penes, but ns enclosed.” tve strive toward it. wr nomt For a newspaperman It '* provide for the common de­ an unusual experience to fense. Disarmament shmild ■iiuif a senator to dilimburi* come through a step-by-step himself of rampaign fundi. It process with proper guar­ u a unique one to have found antees. It is my strong belief a senator who is capable of it would not lie in the lies' surh aelf-snertfire in the r s u t. interests of this country to of setting a wrong deed engage in any disarmament tight. I'd he surprised if the program that is not multi­ American people didn't make lateral in nature," Hut how dors a man of every effort to send Quentin modest means rrturn such u llunlitk back to the Semite, sum of money, mnrh of it al­ He's too good a man to lose. ready spent on enmpnign ex­ penses? The Counril is tricky. OVER 35 YEARS It seldom, if ever, dishes out At First A Palmetto large nrnoinita which must be (Alongside old post office) reported anil will m11 net pub­ lic attention. Instead, it des­ ignates senators and rongrraa* men who are willing to ac­ cept this kind of contribution. It ask* the Council's secret membership to donate directly • Carpels • Furniture to the designate,! candidates • Tile • Piano* for election or rrrlerllon. Bur• Rental Reds dirk had In sit down nnd Sanford Furniture Co. CASK T-433: Lavetne 7., | b job a* sales clerk in a dime NO W -AIR CONDITION aged 24, has recently had store. YOUR ENTIRE HOME Hut she was ambitious, so her first baby. "Dr. Crane," ber worried .be took a night course in AT A SURPRISING husband began, "Lavet tie has typing arid landed a good job in an advertising agency. been a punle ever since. Sinr* .he was good looking "In fact, she hns even had almrk treatment for *he has and with clever Idea., her been peculiar in her attitude boss praised her a great deal. This was doubly enjoyable, toward our baby daughter, "At first abr seemed rather fur now .be levelled in bring indifft-ienl but then she de­ tin important person instead veloped what looks l i k e of a family drudge. Her bo., finally started ‘smother* lave. General Electric cuts the cost ot year round air con­ "She will fret and worry dating her and then proposed Add this ;ii ditioning—with the revolu­ lest the baby might he get­ marriage. She wn* reluctant tionary new QUIK-ATTACH ting sirk. And at night she to leave her exciting life in quality v ^ system that cuts installa­ has wild nightmares from the wdvertiiing agency, so tion tone, sharply reduces which she awakens with teats she stalled off tire wedding installation cost! , for almost a year. running down her cheeks. r f w r ir Editor, lletahl: Call us now for (tee sur­ Then her husband agreed •'Then ahe hop* out of bed The Longwood Volunteer System to j, vey—there's no obligation. to rush into Ihe hahy'a loom that she could still work at Fire Department want* to <■ iv . - SjRi just to see if the ha by is still Ihe rfficr, hut tile arrival of thank you for tlie coverage in your present—. the hnhy stopped that. breathing, The Sanford Herald concern­ ■i "Right now she i. on a It also vividly revived her ing our Fourth of July Fiesta Warm Air tranquilizer binge anil ■talma hatred of her stifling child­ By Bat t ’oehran und Miss Flume of Seminole ■ !:A \ she is losing her mind. Dr, hood h. nursemaid and rook. Sometimes giving and lend­ County contest. Furnace J Crane, I underatand that So she was at first indiffer­ ing cost you (lie same. We especially want to ,-T ’ 1 >&g! * * • many mother* develop a pay- ent to her baby. thank Mrs. Donnn Kalea for ehoiia after the birth cf Then ahe worried le.t God Sn many old re|ieala on her cooperation. Also we their first baby. W hy?” might kill the infant to pun­ television finally liavr given want to thank Mima’s Flower YEAR-ROUND ish her, which wn. when her us pleasure in turning to the THE DEATH WISH Shop, Ramsey’s Florists, and The "Death Wish" is an wild nightmares started, and commercials. Sanford Flower Shop fur the underlying factor in many of she became overly solicitous C O M f O lr f k ® ! > • * winners' bouquets; and Chute these eases. about Hie baby's health. Cheer up. wives, you'll have ami Co. fur use of (heir (milSend for my booklet "The For thousands of apparent­ satisfactory performance. a low cost summer coolera for Ihe Miss Flame run- ly cultured, attractive wives, Death Wish," enclosing a a lot of rlean clothe* that mg—provides constant cir­ lesl. Our thank. In Therm 11- go into a tailspin emotionally long stamped, return enve­ haven't been used when you • nependab'e controls pro­ carat ion. culation of cooled, filtered, vide automatic operation. Tane for gas and use of ket­ after their first baby is Imrn. lope, plus an rents. Every get bark from • • • dehumidified .nr. tles for the Fiesta. • O p e r a t e s wi t h a n y And ihe reason is not too young wife should read it! When you get into Ihe hab­ For all who helped to make difficult to understand if you soundly designed duel sys­ • G en eral T le r lr ir e n g i­ ( AI m . v. write In Dr. it of always feeling despond­ the Fiesta an lurresiful we realise the simple fact that Crane in rare rtf this news­ ent, ynU should lie. tem and warm air furnace. neered— lor long years of w-ant to any "thank ynu.’’ . . . adult, can be jealous and eel- paper. rnrlosing a long The profit made will go to­ fitdi and hateful of their own stam|rrH, addressed enve­ Twenty babies wrie enter­ ward purchasing fire and kinfolk, including their own lope and ?fl cent, (n cover ed in * "cutest baby” contest resrue equipment. habie*. typing and printing routs and nineteen mothers had * Yours truly, "RECORDS AND SHEET MI S1C" Women are bom wilh when ynu .end for one of right to disagree wilh the 118 May null* 322-1583 l-ntigwond Volunteer merely a potential capacity hi. iMioklrls.) Judges. Fire Department for love, hut whether they e e . will love themselves or their Editor, Herald: own sex (homosexuality| or Someone mentioned the de­ their parent, or their hus­ plorable site of the lot west band or thejr child, depend, of tha Masonic Building. I on training, both intcntiunnl am glad someone else sees und nlso subconscious. thesa conditions as well as Lav erne never liked chil­ I do. dren liecnuse they had been May I add a few more eye­ the muse of her stifled child­ sores to the list. First of all hood. why don’t they give the front For Lavcrne'a mother died of our public library a coat at the birth of her IKh child. of paint. Especially the stairs Lavcme, as the oldest, had and door. One gallon of green been forced to serve a* carepaint will do the j. b. The laker and homemaker for this weed* along our rity street* big brood. look terrible especially at She slaved for them amt Third and i’ark. often was beaten by her Why doesn't our city du drunkard father. some cleaning about our Meanwhile, a h e eouliln't planters on First .Street, they finish high school ao ahe need more water too.Our missed out on the usual hap­ merchants ara too buay to py limes of teen-agers, in­ look after them. Hopethe cluding dances and panic*. city fathers see this letter. Finally, at the age of lit, CUSTOM BUILT Your* truly, ahe rebelled und ran away to Situated mi IniRO individually landscaped lots K. J. Johnson the large rity where she got l.averne’s case is dupli­ cated among thousand, of young wlvra. Many new mother* become aanilarium ra.ru, nftrn brraoae their hu.hand. don’t underatand the emotional shock that rr.ulls when a "spoiled" wife becomes demoted to a secondary rule a* the apotlight shifts to the new baby. Send for the booklet below. All bride* should rrad II. Letters LOW PRICE Barbs aadsaioj SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. “Homes Of Distinction” Feature* include central heat nnd air conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE . BOUD* UlflLLflCE 'MX* 114 So. Palmetto Phare FA 2-0814 MODERN KITCHENS BY n ^JW SUffUlnSlA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty Genera! Office 211 W. 25th St. 322-3103 Salts Office 322-7495 STENSTROM REALTY HALES AGENTS _J �I tf> Osutlh CUbby : DEAR ABBY: My daughter ii planing her wedding. She hea aaked her 18-yearold roualn to be a brides­ maid. The problem ii that thla couoin haa a 12-ycirold alater who think* ah* ahoutd be a bridrsmold, or have aome apccial part in the wedding, ao aha ran be In the wedding party, too. She haa even brgged to be a flower girl <*he I* five feet aevenll but my daugh­ ter doean't want her. Wa aren't having any Junior brideamalda, ao that’a out. Thla little anlp haa alwaya been Jealou* of her older aiater and I* eitremely hard to handle. Her mother (my aiater) haa ma on the tele­ phone twenty timea a day telling m* that we MlIKT fit thla rhlld Into tha wedding party ■» »he i* hemm­ ing unmanagabla. What do you auggeatT BRIDE'S MATHER DEAR MOTHER: I auggaat that you tell your alata r that the hrlda decide* who ahall ho In th* wed­ ding party. The 12-year-old girl need* to learn a very Important leiaon In life. "W# can't alwaya hava what wa want.” Now would he aa good a time aa any to teach her. • • • DEAR A BUY: Here’a a bit of Information whirh doean't a m o u n t to a "damn," but perliap* you can uae it. Ycur rurrcopon- drnt who claimed that the expression, "Don't give a dam" wa* not improper berauaa a "dam" waa a email Indian coin, may have been right. But the origin of the "dam" uaed In that aena# tim e from tha old-time tra ­ veling "tinker," or fiilt man. When mending pota and pane, ha uaed a email ridga of clay around th* edge of tha hole of the veeifl to prevrnl the aotder from running off the area for whirh it wae Intended. The little clay ridge wae called a "tinker’* dam." After th* hoi* had haen mended It had no further uae. Hence tha phraae. Ile*t regard*. J. F. WHADOCK • • • DEAR ABBY: I had company l*»t Sunday. Mr*. A. atopped by with her four-year-old *nn. A few minute* later Mr*. B.ramn with her el* • year -old daughter. T h e children playeil together while we Indira talked. Mr*. A. camally aald, "I hope Jackie lan’t coming down with mnailei. Ha was exposed to them In our neighborhood ond ha dnra look rather fev«ri*h." Mr*. II. ahot out of her chair like an electric current went through it, and then aho ehouted an­ grily at M n. A., "A fine time to tell me! My Janie Juat got over an ear Infec­ tion and if aha cnlchea meaalea It could ietl*> In her earl" Then ahe grabbed her daughter by tha arm jjacoby and flew out tha door. Mr*. A., and her Htll* hoy, left abort!y afterward* with tear* in her eye*. That evening Mr*. A.'* husband railed and eaid 1 ihculd a*k Mr*. B. to phone hie wife end apologite for hurling her feeling*. Well, I called Mr*. B. and g*vo her the meaiage, and ahe aald Mr*. A. owed HER an apology for exposing her rhlld to meaalea. Who do you think owe* whom an apology 7 IN THE MIDDLE DEAR IN: Both edgy mother* ahould apclngi*# to each othec for behaving even more childiahly than their children. • e # C O N F I n ENTIAL TO YOUNG AND IN TROU­ BLE: I cannot help you unIcsi you tell me whore to ■en d th e information. PLEASE confide In your parent* at nnre. I promts* you they will understand and help you In spile of wluit you have done. • a • Problems? W r i t * to ARBY, Box 60700, b>* Angrlea, CnliL, 000(59. For a peraonal reply, rncloan a ■tamped, aclf-addresn-d en­ velop*. • WEDNESDAY P. M. M l (0) S i* . (01 Now* day*. Thara'a that ntea, aoft earpat for har to atratch out on while aha talk* to all har friends, hour after hour. And there'* (hut full-length mirror In which to study her feature* and decide which one ahe hate* the molt —experi­ ment with eye makeup, put her hole on rollers, and try to maka up her mind which movie star or folk singer aha ha* the best chance of re­ sembling, Hut wait; the designer of this teen-age "padded cell'1 left out a ccupt* of absolute necasiltlaa — a wall-atockad 111* <D Romper SELECTION! Crnpcvillc Nursery 2221 Grapevllle Ave. 322-0386 "Scotta Dealer” • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Sale* 2600 Hanford A ft. 1 nee w w es C o w te x a Coma din* with it*. Infov Crtsp, appsUOng sated* . . . tatty pit*, c i l e i and cr ea m * .. .tender, dehckxM prim* meet* and g*rd«n Irtsh vegetable* . . . served in truly pleasant surrounding*. And remember, Thursday rught is "lamity night” with <re» d e s s e its lor a l l . . . and Saturday eight M "ttrak n.giit” when you get a b.g j Z d Vs-ib. T-Bon* steak cooked to your ardor (or *n% on* dollar. If A. U. • M I P, If. Pernor: 4 iO -B OOP.M. Trad* Wind* Cafeteria* aloo located in Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa, Melbourne A Ft. Pierre '}%‘J Lw uJw cn: A jf ™ W e P ro vid e T h e F in e s t e n te rin g S e r v ic e In C e n tra l Flo ridn • CASIONS." ii •> refrigerator to raid periodi­ cally amt a record player to provide the sound r fleets teen-agers fee), they have to have at all timea. With Just thus* two addi­ tions to her private hide­ away, what toen-agrr would aver rare to join tha family circle? For the future cf family tog«tli*ni*oi, perhaps It wa* Just as wall they wvr* ovar­ looked. (!) H untley.B rlnkU r H ' l l ( D N i l e New* T;0* 10) Ron Cochran end the Now* ( I ) U l t n R n m i ah ow Till Ml 11) ID ID 10) 1:1* (I) Report io> en a »•»■ | i ) Cheyenne Th e P e p u l r The V t ta i n l e a I'fia Heporle The P a t t r P u k e ■ how The Farm ot'a Doughter T ia h tro p o U eploneie Men Caoey Be v erly H l l l b l l l l . . P ic k Ven P y k e Sh ew (eleven th Hour C h eikm ale On R ro ed w a y Tonight N .w .co p * Newellne Channel l l a New* atovii 11:11 11:10 10) Hevlo When ID Nr ne—Silk* Wslier* ID Spenleh 10:10 <D Word for Word ID Peremtier llrlde ( I ) t 1-ov* l.ucy II CO It) Coiicenlrellon ID l*Mr» I. HUM I D Th* Mel'ny* t l i l l (11 Minina I,Ink* I D Th* Ohjecl t* i d ret* a niedy* TH URSD A Y I*. M. ii II ( I ) Tour r i r e l Im p teoeIon I D Lav* o f I.lfo I D Seven Key* II: II I D Truth ar Ceaeaquencea I D 0'slher K n o w a Reel ( I ) dearth (or Tu tn o rm w II 111 (tuld ln a Lig h t *0 ID New* ID Era)* r*r« ( I) T oniaht ahow 1 : 0 0 < l) N ew * DAY Walt Disney’* "The Muan Spinner*" Starts Tomorrow Double F u tu re At 1:18 • 4:30 • 8:00 H o w c a n y o u to il t h e d u a lit y o f p e o a b y th a p i c t u r e o n t h e c n n 7 T h a m i r e w n y ire t o o p e n t h o c a n , lo o k a n d tn m e . F o r y o u , th a t's o x p o n n tv o . S o P u b l l x d o e s It f o r y o u . . . c l i o c k a t l i o Q im llt y o f e v e r y b r a n d . P u b llx lo o k s fo r t h e b e e t b u y a s w e ll n s th o b e s t d u a lity . A n d P u b llx Is f r e e to p i c k n n d c h o o s e f r o m f a m o u s n a m e b r n n d s —d o e s n o t h a v e I ts o w n b r a n d t h a t m u s t b o s o l d w i l l y - n i l l y . P u b llx b u y e r s I n s is t o n th e d u a lity th a t g u a r a n t e e s g o o d e a t in g a t th r ifty p r ic e s . A m ig h ty Im p o r ta n t H a p p y D iffe r e n c e ! E n jo y th o lla p p y D iffe r e n c e in s h o p p in g a t P u b llx . . . so o n . THURSDAY A. M. S ' f n Os aunshlne a i n a n e e l lrav*. F a r m Report g l o r i a . l l l et ar y WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! 9 A.M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA, HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. IS) Sunrtee Kemtiitr T.10 <D Today — l l u a h P u w a o <11 Mini Keel uree Irll <D O'erm hlkt. Ripen t i l l <Io Mickle tCvana <D T e d e y 1 I I <01 le i e e l New*. W e a ­ ther l-# a l e i I ' e p la ln ksngeroe * 1 1 ( I ) C a rlo v a * f .a n r ) MIDI - I N T M I A T R i TILL 3:00 r « c . FKl.wU MeMON. MIAN 1. ■i CA FETERIA S Rnnm 1:11 ( I) ( II (I) ID GOOD TV RENTAL A Sale* TOW <l) Anurlren lllelnry i» i:m elee Kor Women <01 i eitonne 1*1 TO i l l P r I II •ill *:ll a .10 if1/ , r ^ j o f 'D e f e c t o r F o o d ROSES 9:30-10 p m . CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show. (Rerun) A very thin plot, even for a eomedy, saved by a clever scene in a psychiatrist’s office. I 00 <11 P lr a r r e Court (1) N*» 0 11:00 Webber, Michael Tolan (now a "Nurses" regular) and Eng­ lishman Donald Pleasance. If you care lo, you can assume tills drama is anti-Castro. alnce good defense NORTH I I trick routed South to lone two A 98 9AJI1 heart* and on* trirk in each A J« black suit. A 10 8 1 7 1 KANT The North-Smith lop went WEST A K <J 10 4 3 3 A J 7 S la • player who manngrd to V K Q 10 72 make four diamonds. AW ♦ 10 s A 32 Ha won the firot opnde A A JI + KS 4 2 with hla are and promptly s o t m i <D) ran off olx trump trick*. I1U AAA A8 1 first diacard fnnn dummy A A K .Q 87M was tlm three of clubs, Sec­ AQ ond th* nln* of spade* end No on* vulnerable Besik Weal Nartk Koo4 th* next two th* four and six of hr*rts. East also had tn Pan 2* 1A I* rasa P ill -1 A 3A make ftuir discard*. NaturnlPis* ly, ha hung on to hi* rluh* I’asa P an 4 A P**a Pas* for dear life. Ha should have Opening toad—A K thrown twn spadco and twn would maka hit throo-ipad* hearts, but ha want wrong and discarded three hearts. contract. A roup!* of North player* Now South played am and competed to four diamond* nttcthrr heart to set up hi* and usually want down ena last heart for th* tenth trick. Television Tonight *:ie 10.00 snooty Mrs. Dry’dale's Car­ den party hoping to have some fun, but find It to he dread­ fully dull. The Hillbillies then put on a parly of tlicir own that finds the bored guests de­ serting Mrs Drysdale in favor of the earthy mountain-type hoednwn. R'a Granny (Irene Ryan) who provoke* tile real laughs in this one. 9-10 p.m. NBC. Espionage. 'T he Liberators." (Rerun) This is such a fine cast that it shouldn't be ignored just be­ cause the icrlpt is on the in­ credible side, Stars are Holier I Hate to writ* lettare? Send one dollar lo Aliby, Box (10700, L<«* Angi'lri, Calif., 90053, for Ahby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC- 1 4 ..* .; * I ** dova a convincing Job as a rich villain who finds himself needing the help of the man whose girl he a wiped. In thi* case, it* Tramps* (Doug Mc­ Clure) who finds himself In the ambivalent position of saving the life of a man he hate*. The script tend* to run on too long after it makes each of its little point*, but, it U the end of July, so why be too critical? 8:30 9 p.m. ABC. Farmer'* Daughter. "Tlw! Playboy of Capitol Hill." (Rerun) This episode is notable only for the fact that Peter Graves guests as a bachelor congresiman with a roving eye. In this one, hc'a after Katy If it weren't for the fact that Graves la so Insufferably no­ ble on "F ury," we might be­ gin to suspect some thing. 0 9:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly i|Hlbillies. (Rerun) You can't be hilarious all the time so don't take it too hard if this one isn't as funny as usu­ al. The Clampetts "crash" Jha(daman By Ruth Milieu New* Ram with a Dallas •laUllnot "Latest Innovation in homa design: a 'padded roll' for teen-ager*. "A aound-conilitioned house here utlllsea a Urge walk-in rloiat a* a retreat where teen-agars may talephona er study in privacy. Tha floor i* pnddtd with fiva layers of foam rubber and than rarprted. E itra lighting, stor­ age and ahalf spare, a tele­ phone and floor-to-crillng mirror complelc tha decor." Offer a te*n-ag* daughter that kind of retreat and her parents might not it* har for (I) (>) (0) ID (D (II IS) (1) ( II 11) <11 ii) • TV lime critics preview coming television shows by attending rehear**!*, watching screenings, itudying script* In New York and Hollywood. Here are their preview* for today: 7:30 8:30 pm . CBS Report* "The legacy of the Threvher." (Rerun) Hie Jo** of the submarine Thresher (April 10, 1953) was the first major dis­ aster afflicting our nuclear Navy. Tonight’* hour deal* with thla tragic incident and with the drtailed and exten­ sive scientific seareh for the vessel and Hi crew as filmed during the artual hunt. Good underwater footage Illustrates the aearcti and also helps ex­ plain what progress is being made in broadening our knowledge of the sea and making it safe in the future. There are many interview1* with scientific and naval ex­ perts to augment the film. 7:30 0 p m. NBC. Virginian. •A Matter of Destiny." (Colo~) (Rerun) Peter Graves Wt r a i l On By Oswald Jacoby In duplicate play a partaeora hand la likely to ha played by either aide, depend­ ing on who is willing to make the la*l competitive hid. At most tables at the Val­ ley View Studio In Dallas, Weat wa* allowed to piny threa spade*. North would open Ilia Jack of din in lid*. South would cash two dia­ mond trick* and shift to Ilia queen of rluhi. Th# trick would ha won In dummy and a low spad* led. Soma South player* hopped right up with tha aca and led a heart to partner, whereupon ii rluh return enabled South to ruff for the fifth dsfeiuive trirk. Other South player* ducked, whereupon W e a t (da TV Time Previews By Abigail Von Buren V n T tr r l Pnpe 2-A—July 29, 19(H �tttjr OtnfurH Vrralb July 29, 1964—Page 8-A Vaccination For Smallpox Still Needed PRE-TESTED QUALITY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT PUBLIX. Pure Com Oil (lim it 2 please' Mcazola Oil • • . 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Red Standard Canned W isconsin C h tc st Bar Sliced Cheese TO M A TO E S l!/.V 49< I American or Pimento Stylol Lim it 2 p i v o t * ^303 can 10 Swift's Shortening Special S W IF T 'N IN G A R M O U R ’S C L O V IR B IO O M IR IS H O U A RTIR* 3 lb. can BUTTER 49 W hile or Colored Family Stylo KLEENEX N A P K IN S • fro ze n fo o d s • IO O M V Ml G re e n f|> Miastto Meld Special Peck O S ta m p - A Aid SRuR'iA m d autrlisu J S W IF T FR EM IU M EITH E R END OR W HOLE SMOKED HAMS O range D e lig h t 6 V." 99* I Buy 5 (tR i, R rcilrt 6 tk con Fret) B Morton'i Floln or SugoreJ Frozen Donuts 3 ";V, reY IT oI O *1. lb. 49c I n r l i n Sal. A u|. I. IMII I T O ’l L T O i T O l M Morron't Terry Den Ilk 59* Pecan Tw ist PRICES M u . Sm ith's Apple, Peech, C liif f r EFFEC TIV E F ru it Pies ......... 2 26p;y,: 89* TMURS., F R I., S A T ., Southland's Needy Wkele JU L Y 30, I I , AUG. I , Potatoes .............. 39* 1964 W ith O nline, P ld n re e t Green Peas Ltkby't Flavorful .......... ,0P;7, 29< Vienna Sausage Bisquick Flour Pear Halves Shaker Flour Saran Wrap Lipton T e a .......... Vv«b Cat Foo d .......... 2 Beelli'e Quick Froaen Flounder F ille t .... The All-Purpece Fleur 59* £ W o k c tic ld 'i Quick F ro itn FD F C rab M e a t ............. p;7 7 9 * Ih rn e n d o e k T e ity Quick F r e e * . Cornish G am e Hens . ........ ,!;J; 6 9 * le rtlc N e d o w n p r o d u c e la n e o' lie cyrupl NEW YORK STATE YELLOW SWEET CORN P illib u ry ’s New, Convenient All-Furpeoe Fle itlc Weep 50 Ml GwkreAteec«mn purdieu »li <~ H IIN Z W H IT E OR C ID ER V IN E G A R quart sIbr Hveitn Sit 10 W itK Filter-Flow Flavor S ta m p s m i . <=>} Tomatoes ........... ib. 19* H ollcr’i Oolicioui Candy Tree! Mint Molasses Candies ' J'ff G re e n Mountain-Grown Hard Green Cabbage ...... bog Tasty Frosh Lean S ta m p s S>>* CMfon m i purjtot- -h I W IF T FR EM IU M COO KED OR R A K E D S LIC E D HAM 6- dr . pkg. 69c Potatoes ...... (M lliH • « ! Bag Sausage . . . S ta m p e d vtiiR mi *1. C O O K -Q U IK C U RED S T E A K S OR F E F F IR S T E A K S 20-ox. pkg. 89c Au«. I. 1M4I 5?! 3 if* I. „ * .r : SEMINOLE PLAZA IIWY. 17-92 & SK 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. Tarnow's Assorted Sliced — lunch M e a ts . . . iO U W B B O W J iwwarrarj, 12-ox, pkg. Q (Relegne, Perty-Pek, Spiced Lunchcenl _ T O W e Y W _____ Ml G re e n S ta m p s ^ uilk A ll I K f « ant pwctlCK oil M ER M A N S ORANGE CANO SM O KED SAUSAGE per lb. 69c 'm im Set. Awe I. I**4) M A 5 S I M U MJ! OJ|J|pJ) loibi. 69* 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Copeland's Sccrct-Soasontd T O V re Y W o ■m 6* WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Braunschw eiger J/fl G re e n ib. Tarnow'i Summortim# T rtat (•a»"M ta t. Aw|. | . tMdl (_ _ S ... U. S. #1 All Purpose P ork S te a k s . . . <=% ‘ Fancy Rod Ripa Frltkio t trend Cklckon Never I, m u 59 ears Green Stam p*: (_— .i l k A il ( n w and p .ift '.l. efc T A R N O W ’S P IZ Z A PIES loll styles and t ile d regular prico (•M 'M Bat Au«. It IM A < — JW G re e n S t a m p . M A Ale i k h . wad iw ik ru . t* C O LG A TE D E N TA L CREA M I tc -O F f S P E C IA L R A C K ! I lom ily d ie , 77c lw rip « M l. Am. I# IM4) a w iB iiia * m v j& m i _ Jj| G reen Stam ps O i <=X O —^ Vtlk 0«i| CDvfD* 9*4 rv'tkiM *4 N IW K O TA M S , R IG . OR SUPERS 10-ct. pkg. 45c #*■»>*«• I I I . Au# I. 10041 10 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0,0 00 o Ml G re e n S ta m p # vnA t i l c*»r— eid p id iiu *4 HOW ARD JO HN SO N'S FRO ZEN CO CO N UT C A K E 17-os. pkg. 89c •««. Auf | . 1M4) m m wm Km "The feet that smallpox hat been rare in the United StAtee for tome time hea led to negIrrt of vaeeination In many IneLaneee. At least threefourth. of our population do not have adequate protection against (he d iieatr," Dr. Frank Leone, direetor of the Seminote County Health De­ partment nald today. "F.ffective prevention of smallpox by vaeeination wan dieenvered more than a eentury and a half ago. Yet todny atmnet 100,000 eaiea of this global dinenea ara reporteti-d annually to the World Health Organlratlon," Dr. 1. rone noted. "Furthermore, It appears t . be afflicting Increasing num­ ber. of people," Dr. Leone cmphaaiifd. "Nearly twlee as many peo­ ple died from the dleeaee In 1983 at in 1002. Up to No­ vember 29, 1983, mor# than 2. V000 dratha were reported around the world, compared with approximately 14,000 during all of 1062. "Although moat eaeaa of this highly contagious disease are now located in countries south of the equator, the fre* quuney and apeed of Interna­ tional travel have Increased the ri»V to northern countries, including tha United State*. ''An ever-present problem I* that the virus ran be trans­ mitted front an Infected Indi­ vidual to othrra before any eigna of the dleeaee appear. As an official of the Ameri­ can Medical Aisorlatlon re­ cently warned, ‘The danger that smallpox will he brought In by an International travel­ er is ever present. One Infect* ril person could touch off a hundred rases l>efore It's evan known the disease Is in tha country'." Serious outbreak* of th . disease have recently occurred in Sweden and Kngland ns • result of Infected |<ertont en­ tering these countries and spreading tha Infection among ausreptlbla people. In New York City, a boy who arrived on a plan* from oversees stopped over on hit way to Canada. I ^ tr r It was found that he had become in­ fected with smallpox shortly brfore departure from abroad, though he had shown no algna of the disease on arrival at tha John F. Kennedy Interna­ tional Airport. Quirk action by Publia Health Service Officers pre* vrnlrd what might have been a eerloua outbreak of tha dis­ ease hire. This action Involv­ ed a rapid, widespread Invrallgation of hundreds of people who were possibly ex­ posed to tha Infection, well as numerous vaccinations of those found eueeeptible to tha disrate. This year and n ett, many welcome visitors from abroad will attend the World’s M r , mingling with other visitors from all parts of tha United Htntra. Despite tha constant vigilance of health officers, it I* possible for recently infect­ ed persona from oversees to infeel tuireptible Individuals h ere. International Vaccina­ tion Certificates ara required of all persona entering th* United States, but they are not always valid. "I’hyilciana recommend that ihildivn be vaccinated during their first year of life. In ad­ dition, many elates require that children be vaccinated before entering kindergarten or first grad*. Further, bo­ tanic the individual duration of protection variee it le rec­ ommended that revacrination ba dona a t least every (If# years.” Dr. Leon* noted. ‘‘Don't run th* risk of hav­ ing this preventable dlaeaeo alt ike you and your family. Krep a record of all vaccina­ tions and consult your doetor," Dr. Leon* urged. Hendrix Forms ‘ Underground1 TAMPA (UPI) — A former Imperial wizard of the Kn Klux Klan le organlilnf ■ new group called tha "American Underground" to fight the civil right* law, "with vio­ lence if necessary." Hill Hendrix of Oldsm ir said the AUO "will cooperate with all Klan groups esd other right wing groups who realiia that the Nrgro agitators of to­ day were trained in Commu­ nist ecbouls." > J �ill w •fir f r f t i l VmTa Pas* 4-A—July 20, 1064 Cabinet Okays New Hirings TAI-LAHASSKE (UPI> — The ciblnet agreed Tuesday to hire 17fl new employe* in the •U te public welfare depart­ ment lo meet federnl government requirement* in two new program*. The new employe* will work NteetM. LJIn the department'* public [MftlflHlNMJ a**l*tance program. Alin ap­ proved whs the hiring of 10 2160 PARK AVE. worker* for the department'* medical aiiiitnncc for the PRIC ES GOOD JU L Y 30 . AUGUST 1, 1964 aged program. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED The new employe* will re­ duce the raee load within the Mat* department lo IU> lo one. The department he* until 1!U>7 to lower Ita ra*e load to a fin to one ratio to amir* con­ tinued f e d e r a l matching fund*. The bulk of the new rm* ployi ■ Would be loclal work­ er* and tranirrllier operator*. The aalarle* ranged from 2,D2R for the operator* to n high of |H,2H0 for a aorinl worker auprrvlior. The cabinet al*o approvrd • 8 -5 -6 4 tranifer of $8tO,nt)I from the reierve to Implement the public a**i*lanre program and G R E E N D E L L BRAND • Chopped • formed • froian |108,lfl!> to Implrnient the medical auiitance for aged I program. ^ - O m O K ■ f i U U o CURED .WHOLE S U G A R L IM IT .! WITH $5.00 OR MORE O RD ER FRYER QUARTER LEGS OR BREASTS ( S S I P i cnics a iBD ru n ri ROAST or 1 fr f iS r unfit Jackie Debates Convention Visit HYANNI8 PORT. Man. <UPI> — Mr». John F. Ken­ nedy, widow of the Prcildent, ia debating whether to attend 1h* Democratic National Convtion, a aource rloie to tlio Kennedy family anhl todny. The aource said that Mr*. Kennedy la '‘highly Interest­ ed" in the possible candidacy of her brother-in-law, Ally. (Jen. Robert F. Kennedy, for the vice presidential nomina­ tion. Mrs. Kennedy flics to New York today, her 35th birth­ day, In attend a meeting of the trustees of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. Then she planned to go to Newport, R. 1.1 to Join her children, before a flight to (Jrcece Aug. 6. She will rrulae the Greek Islands almurd a yacht chartered by Mr. and Mra. Charles Wrlglitrnnn of Palm Ilearh, longtime friends of the late President and hi* widow. Gator Loose In New York Lake NEW YORK < u r n —VI*. Itor* to the World's Fair Mon­ day received a strange warn­ ing: Don’t swim In Meadow Ij»kc adjsrent tn the Fair's amusement arr*—there's an altigntor loose in it. The reptile slipped out of the alligslnr pool at the Flor­ ida Pavilion and set off for the wider spares of the lake. (Inly two and a half feet long, the baby gator eluded pur­ suers all day long anil frol­ icked In the cold water In the evening, a pone from the ASPCA, agenta of the Florida Fiidi and Game Commission and fair polirrmen managed to retrieve the animal, ft was returned to Its much smaller pool. Breaded Veal Steaks Beef Cube Steaks MVS'JplU Thwt’i i lo tte d , la 111 THINK FI RST OF 3 F0 0 0 FAIR lb59^ BOLOGNA l. 3 9< l. 6 9< m e a t y w h it e SHRIMP The Sanford Herald i Welcome' FAMILY SIZE PACKAGES 1i -- YOUR CHOICE i LIMIT-1 SAVE 44e# SLICED B EEF S A V E 50 < e F R E S H G ROUND BEEF YOUR CHOICE BEANS 5 l.,19S SAVE J « a R I B PORK ! 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Johnson projected the com­ pletion dates to 1972, but said that it could be sooner, or Istsr. "The benefits of these can­ als to the cities along its route is inestimable. These communities will find them­ selves on the mainstream of Florida's i n I a n d waterway system," Johnson said, “A new era in Florida will begin with the opening of these canals," he emphasized. One of the phases of indus­ try' that Johnson noted will ronie Is the impact on the stabilization and development of Florida's mineral resources. "The mineral mining indus­ try in Florida ha* hardly been scratched. There are vast sup­ plies of limcrock. dolomite, phosphate, zircon, titanium, silica sand and kaollte which cannot now he mined profit­ ably because of shipping costs. Barging will cut these costs by one half or threefourths," he pointed out. "The cattle ami livestock industry will benefit when corn and grains from the Middle West can be shipped by bsrge for about 30 rents a hundredweight, as compar­ ed to the present cost of more than one dollar." Johnson not­ ed. On flood control, which will he greatly helped by the can­ al systems, Johnson said the >H million in flood damages caused by Hurricane Donna rould have been averted if the canals had then been in op­ eration. New wildlife and fish ref­ uges, camping and recreation­ al areas will he created in the pooling areas and along the A Success Sto ry \ c No, there was no distress yesterday morning at the Po­ lice Benevolent Association Building on the lakefronl. Hut it looked like it. An attendant had hoisted the American Flag with the star field down — a distress signal. • • • A 30-minute color film on nursing homes is available for allowing to local civic organi­ zations and other groups at no charge. Those interested in this subpect arc invited to con­ tact Donald It. Graham of the Seminole Nursing Home, Post Office Box 1130, Sanford. • • • Army Pvt. George It. An­ derson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Anderaon of Houte 1, Sanford, has been assigned to Hie Atlantic Area Installa­ tion Command at Fort Davii in the Canal Zone. Ho entered the Army last October and prior to that attended Sem­ inole High School. • • * At (he request of the Count} "tom m issloh, Engineer Wil­ liam Bush presented to the board at Tuesday's meeting a -projected road program fur the forthcoming year. Commlssioncra decided to study the proposed program in­ dividually and at the next meeting set a date for general discussion and action. • * • Need a d d r e s s o g r a p h frames? Seminole County has about 2,000 of Hie in and they are no longer necessary to the operation of the Registrar's Office. The County Commis­ sion has authorized the court­ house custodian to sell them. 000. It would also list Ilmward Coun­ ty's population at 430,1)00, and there is nothing in the future to indicate a let up. "Next to its sunshine,” says the city's mayor, M. It. Young, "Fort Lauderdale's beach is its most val­ uable possession." • The mayor, by the way, first went to Fort Lauderdale on his boat, lie liked the place so much he returned to llallimore and sold his auto agen­ cy. He moved to Fort Lauderdale, "Mayor Young," says Miami Her­ ald staff writer Nixon Smiley, "is one of thousands who have made Fort Lauderdale their home because of its boating facilities." Bccnuse of these facilities, Bro­ ward County’s marine business — as we reported Wednesday — reach­ ed an unbelievable peak of $03.4 mil­ lion in 1903. But to emphasize how fast the ma­ rine recreation industry is growing, the year before the same county's marine business was $ 13.99 million. One year's Increase in the county's marine business was $19.11 million. Think of it! And this — again, we emphasize, — is a salt water situation. Why • • * • • is becoming so increasingly difficult to properly process and make disposition of juve nile court cases that ho hss proposed to the County Com- • The Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association annual report, Just nut, shows 1963 receipts increased by $22,000 over 1962, for a total of $933,208. Florida ranked second nationally in the highest gross increase, the report says. Sem­ inole County's executive sec­ Throughout the summer, retary of the FT1IA is Mrs. Lorraine Graham. Midshipmen of the U. S. Na­ val Academy Class of 1966 have been arriving via air Herald Index transport in groups of 46 to Ahby ................ ------ Page 4 60, at the Sanford Naval Air Bridge ---------- ........ Page 4 Station to receive their an­ Classified ............ Page 10- 11 nual Reconnaissance Attack Comics .............. ........ P“k'e 9 (formerly Heavy Attack) ori­ Editorial 8 entation. Funerals .......... ------ Page *» In the schedule of itincrary Horoscope .. .... ----- Page 9 and events, planned by HeSociety __ ______ Page 4 -5 conalsiance Attack Wing One 6 ports .............. __ _ Page 6 and Reconnaissance Attack Page 4 Squadron Threr, each mid­ TV Programs Ws tha Women ........ Page 4 shipman cruise group of 1901 'Middies' Visit is personally w e l c o m e d aboard by (’apt. James O. Mayo, commander cf Recon­ naissance Attack Wing One. Prior to briefings in the various phase* of armament and intelligence by RVAH-3 officers, the "Middies" are given a romplete description of the history and missions of Reconnaissance Attack. Later in the tour, the groups are also given a first-hand op­ portunity to v ie w tha KAGC aircraft, the fleets newest, fastest and most expensive of HeconnaUsance bombers. can he shipped,” he noted. Steel and forestry product* ran also be shipped for onefourth the cost of other trans­ portation. Despite s o m e opposition from railroads and o t h e r forms of transportation, John­ son dec Ia m l that these car­ riers would benefit from the increased flow of products. He said that barges am cheaper to build, operate amt maintain, canals cost less to maintain than highways, amt “water never wears out lik* toads do," VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today in 90s; low tonight 70-7G. United Press Leased Wire Established P.HlR THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1991 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 345 Tropical Disturbance Fading Out Gusty Squalls Heading Far Out To Sea J'U LW A ... BRIEFS ‘Eye F op Eye’ CAIRO, U. A. It. I UPI) — Malcolm X, American Black Nationalist leader, says lie may fly Imrft to New- York to urge Negroes there to tnko "« life for a life.” Thant Undecided MOSCOW (UPI) — United Nations Secretary General Thant said today lie find* Ids post is offering "diminishing returns" and is undecided on whether to seek a second term in 1966. Health Plan WASHINGTON (U I’l) — Senate administration forces were lining op today behind a compromise plan to lack health benefits to a fl.i bil­ lion Society Security eipansion hill passed by the I ouse. SANFORD'S POSITION as a terminal port, on the St. Joliiix-lmlian River Canal in pointed out by Edgar Johnson, of GninoHvillu, right, executive dirtetor of tho FI dda \Vr.torWflyg Amtodatinn, and Dr. John Darby, presi­ dent of the Kiwanis Club. Johnson presented farts and figures on the two barge minds, Wednesday. (See uixivo story). At left is John Krider, who served ns first president of Hiu Florida Waterways Assn., when it was formed in 1057. (Herald Photo) Russia Asks Talks MOSCOW ( U I ’l ) — Tin So* viet Union has asked the Chinese ('amimini*l* aid 21 other Communist parths to Join it in a conference to deni with Hie Sinn-Soviet spit, it was Inn ni'd today. Barry Goes West Can All Life W ork To Beat Barry, Be Traced To Same Ancestor? Negroes Urge People NEW YORK (UPI) — In a WASHINGTON (UI’l) — Sen. Harry M. Goldwvter protein molecule much too headed West today fo| a Hinall to sen scientists found slant vacation, leaving a mw- persuasive leasons fur suppos­ mission Uial it consider pro­ ly reinforced staff to login ing all living thing* from a viding Hie court with addition­ the detailed planning for hi* man to a vegetable have a rnnipnign to win the Wtito common ancestor. al personnel. The molecule i* indispens­ Mize made his recommends House, ably involved in the process turns to the Board of Commis­ of body chemistry which uses sioners as he presented hi* oxygen to "hum " food and BONN, Germany 4 UI’l ) — juvenile case report on Hie Soviet Premier Nikita S. Cleale life's energy. Without first six months of R>6!. The report indicates dial the Khrushchev is prppared to i t l l i e i n r iiiiid lie fin l i f e o f situation In this county is not come heie to discuss Gernan tile kinds Dial now exist or improving. For example, he icutiificulion and Berlin, hit have existed oil earth. Scientists have taken tills pointed out that during Hie only on his own terms. iis first half of 1961 his court hud son-in-law Alexei Adxhuizi, molerule out of the chemistry of huimiti beings, tumi fish, committed 20 }oungstrrs to indicated Wednesday night. monkeys, moths, bird* and state industrial schools. This other animals, and nut of Is live mimtier committed dur­ WASHINGTON I UI’l) - Itakei's yeast which is a liv­ ing all of 1963. Last year the nunitHT of The Senate unanimously p a r­ ing tiling, too. In nil these forms of life court disquisitions was 399. Al­ ed a $16.8 Idllinn defense no ready for I96t 217 cases have preprint inna hill Wednesday tile moleriiles which serve the been brought In the court’s night, brushing off GtP specific rhemiral function had charges thnt the ndministr.- so Homy points of identicalattention. If the present rate contin­ llotl held down m i l i t a r y ness or similarity it scroll'd ue*. Judge Mize said, it is ob­ spending ill a play for eli— apparent all lout evolved fiiiiu a single beginning. vious that ltint's total will linn year vote*. Dr. Emanuel Margolinsh, surpass that of 1961 Of the 217 ease* processed H o y K i l l e d who is pail of the- long-term by the court for the first six JACKSONVILLE (UtM) - acientifie enterprise of many months, 107 were dependency Seven year old Cecil Fmik scientists, repotted all this to­ cases, 72 were delinquencies Keith III. was killed yesterdiv day to Hie sixth Intel national and 38 were traffic. when a car struck his bicyci*. Congress of Biochemistry. Eighty.two rases involved children under 10 years of age, 15 were in the M-12 brac­ ket, 35 were aged 13-14, and 85 in tile 15-16 year age group. Grouped by county areas, WASHINGTON (UPI) - ment prepared for delivery there were 133 cases in great­ Ben. Thomas J. Dodd, I) as the subcommittee resumed er Sanford, nine in the Oviedo- Conn., churged today thai its hearings into crime and Gcneva-Ctiuluota section, and prime television time is still violence cn television. 75 in South Seminole. Tint subcommittee h e l d "permeutrd with pmgramt Mize said that 102 children featuring excessive crime, hearings in 1961-62 which, were placed in detention and according to Dodd, allowed no officisl action was taken violence, and debased moral that "network executive* con­ itandurda." on 198 other youngsters. sciously fostered a trend to­ Dodd, chairman of the Sen­ Of the 110 delinquency cas­ es, 38 were for traffic viola­ ate subcommittee on juvenile ward violence by ordering tions, 20 for petit larceny, 16 delinquency, aaid there was more of it to he included in breaking and entering, eight no appreciable reduction cf action-adventure shows pre­ for auto theft, six for habitual violence in new shows and sumably to assure the main­ truancy, four runaways, four that tiie most violent shows tenance of high ratings for for unauthorized use of motor of 1961-62 still dominate the these programs." Dodd summoned executives vehicles, three for being un­ home screen. manageable, three for vandal­ Dodd's harsh criticism of of the three networks, Ameriism and the rest for miscel­ television scheduling wss in­ can Broadcasting Co. (ABC), cluded in an opening state­ National Bioadv Siting Co. laneous variation*. Pass Defense Bill MIDSHIPMAN Second Class Joseph S. Stewart, left, is welcomed to Sanford Naval Air Station by Lt. Murl K. Hosted Jr., right, UVAII-3 sur­ vival officer, as midshipmen of the U. S. Naval Academy Class of 19GG arrive for a day of tours and briefing at the base. With him is Midship­ man Second Class John Suhy. engineers estimated thnt there would las five million ton miles per year of barge tra f­ fic. "instead, the barge traffic mounted to an unbelievable 02 million tons in 1902 and jump to To million ton miles in 1903," Johnson declared. One of the prime uses of the inland waterways barge canals will he to transport the giant space boosters to Cape Kennedy. "Barges are the only means by which these hugs boosters (Ehr i^ rn tfo rb i i r n t l i i Nikita Adamant * Well, It looks like you Clock Watchers arc going to have to cither start smoking more cigarettes or pay more taxes. City financial receipts show cigarette tax income is down a good bit. making receipt* alxiul $10,000 short of antici­ pated revenue. Commission­ ers are going to have to do some budget juggling. First budget presentation ii due Aug. 1. • don’t they utilize fresh water accom­ modations? Because there aren't any major fresh water marinas in Flor­ ida. This same City Commissioner al­ so declared: "1 want to know who's going to conte here and use these facilities." The Miami Herald says: “Boating developments in Fort Lauderdale have reached a level dif­ ficult for an outsider to believe." The center of attraction is a ma­ rina called "Bier GG." From this beginning there are now more than ISO firms engaged in the marine business in addition to tlie hotels, motels and others. It has become the nation's leading marina city. What makes Fort Lauderdale ami Broward County so attractive to boat­ men? One boating writer says, "Facili­ ties." Now, let us drive home this point! Fat ly this year the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce placed an advertisement in the national mag­ azine, "Field and Stream." To date 3,337 inquiries have been received. "What facilities do you have?" they asked. Now, there's a question. Look at it this way. If only 390 of these inquires resulted in boats com­ ing to Sanford the proposed marina would lie filled to capacity — just slightly more than 10 per cent. If the City of Sanford will put in the piers, the httlshiads and the land fill, the rest of the facilities will come — just us sure as night fol­ lows day. Who will they be? They will be a percentage of the people who Inst year alone in the Un­ ited States spent not $3 million but $3 billion on marine recreation! The Herald will share Friday more of its information with you on utili­ zation of the marina. Mize Asks More Court Help By Julian Strnslrinn Associate Editor "f don't give a damn," wrote Ernest L. Hubbard, Seminole County Juvenile ‘■what other people in the Judge C. Vernon Mize «a>s it Bear Lake area say about the new Bear Lake Hoad. I, for one, want to thank the County Commission." Said Commis­ sion Chairman Janies P. Av­ ery to Clerk Arthur H. Beck­ with: "Make be a copy of that letter. I want to frame it and hang it in my oilier," • He pointed to the tremend­ ous growth of the marine business, which has helped to make Broward County (Fort Lauderdale) the fastest grow, ing county in the state, with the highest per capita income in the state and a $02 million pleasure boat business alone. He also pointed out that it is impossible to make an ac­ curate estimate of the phenominal growth of waterways, citing the Houston-New Or­ leans lunge canal ns an examide of under-estimation. When ihe ranal was opened, Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Waterfront Development: Discussing the proposed marina project, one City Commissioner de­ clared : "I want to know if wc'rc going to make any money out of this.” If lie is talking about the economic life of the community, the answer is yes. In Wednesday's front page editor­ ial, The Herald referred to Fort Lau­ derdale. A Florida guide book, published in the lD.TO's, listed the Florida east coast city in this fashion: "Altitude 10 feet, population 8, GliCi.” Today a guide book would list it this way: “Altitude 10 feet, population, 115- nearly 250 miles of new wa­ terfront, in seven counties. On recreational growth and pleasure boating, Johnson noted that there are at the pres­ ent more than 600,000 regis­ tered pleasure craft (over I t feet long) in Florida, with this number increasing by leaps and bounds every year, “When these two canals aro completed, Imrgcs and pleas­ ure craft will be able to trav­ el over 29,000 miles in 29 states on protected inland wa­ terways," Johnson noted. NEW YORK (UI’l) — Tho Negro leuders of four civil right* groups have railed on America's Negroes to forego further racial demonstrations until after Hie Nov. 3 presi­ dential election. Instead, tho nation** Ne­ groes wero asked to work for tile defeat of Repuldicail pres­ idential candidate Barry M. Gohlwater. The statement, Issued after a “summit conference" of (lie heads of six civil rights or­ ganization*, did not *uy so, but Ils implication was clear that Hie leaders felt further demonstration* could enhance Goldwater'a chance* of win­ ning Hie White House. A second statement was is­ sued strongly denouncing riot­ ing and looting by Negroes In recent week* and rejecting tho support of "extremist gtoops such iis Communists." The call for a "broad cur­ tailment, if not total morator­ ium, of all mss* marches, mass picckling and mass dem­ onstrations" was signed by Roy Wilkins, executive secre­ tary of the National Astoria- New Blast Aimed A t TV Shows (NBC) and Columbia Ilroadeasling System (CBS), to ex­ plain why thcie ha* been no appreciable reduction in vlol e n t shows despite their pledges two years ago, The senator aaid that of the three networks, only CUS showed an improvement. "Not only did we fait to see an appreciable reduction of violence in new shows hut we also found that the meet violent shows of 1961-62 sea­ son have been syndicated and are now being reshown on in­ dependent network* snd sta­ tions," Dodd said. lion for the Advancement of Colored People (N'AACP): the Rev. Martin l.uthrr King, president uf the Southern Christian U'odrralilp Confer­ ence; Whitney M. Young Jr., executive director of the Na­ tional Urban League, and A. Philip Randolph, chairman of the Negro American Labor Council. The statement was not signed by James Farmer, na­ tional ilirertur of the Con­ gress of Racial Equality, and John la'wis, chairman of the Hludcnl Nonviolent Coordinat­ ing Committee. Wilkins said both agreed personally with the statement, hut postponed signing it until after ttiey meet with their steering cammitres next month. MIAMI (UPI) — A dis­ turbance (lint threatened c> become the season’s first tropienl storm struck out north-northwestward far a t sea today, still just a line of gusty squalls with nothing in its path. The Miami weather bureau said ii reconnaissance p la n a flew into the area and found highest wind* at 40 to 50 mile* per hour In the strong­ er squalls, lull no winds of high enough sustained strength to rnto being called (topical storm Abby. Thu weather bureau locat­ ed the center of the squally weather at mid-morn Ing about 300 statute mile* southsoutheast of Bermuda, ami about 1,100 miles due east of Miami. The weather bureau said the squalls probably would pass slightly east of Bermu­ da late tonight or esrly Fri­ day, giving the British re­ sort isle nothing mors than a brushing. Piggy Banks In Home Robbed The Thomas E, Farrow res* klenco at 140.1 Wynncwood Dr. was entered sometime Tues­ day night while the family il on vacation and "piggy hank’* money and other item* wera taken, police reported today, 'I hey said a total of $35 w.H taken from the hanks and a cigar box along with personal papers, bottle* of liquor and models of an airplane and gondola. Doggone! Je»»ie Muse reported to police Wednesday night that his rhlrhua , . . rhljiia . . . rhlwawa , . . DOG , . , ia missing In the Itavrnna Park area. NEW TIRE I FREE FREE REPLACEMENT on any fintl line or premium SEIRERLING TIRE (a Trademark of STERLING) . . . If the tire failrt due to ANY cause (road hazard, workmanship, etc.) In cage of failure you get a NEW TIRE FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! Tire must have at h a st 1/16" Irrad. I This guarantee good on tirr* purchased before Aug. IS I |NEW STORK HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 8; Bat. • to 1| 405 W. Find St. Sanford 322-0651 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 29, 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/dfa202d9f526b9ca53479170b1848544.pdf df3679767fec77e5aaf556e7e76a71a4 PDF Text Text ns Geneva Gems By K n . J m . K. Mathletm The Geneva Hlilorlcal and Genealogical Society recently held an elective meeting at the home of Mr*. Lorraine Whiting in Geneva for the purpose of naming commit­ t e d to organize summer pro­ ject!. Attending were Mrs. Whiting, president; Elizabeth Davis Oldham, vice presi­ dent; R h e d t e Culpepper Ward, president-elect; Lee Combs, secretary, and Sue Harrison Torres, treasurer. • • • Miss Loretta Lee Gatlin was honored recently at a lingerie shower held at the home of Mrs. Billy Gracey In Sanford. • • • Summer finds many of our Geneva neighbors going in a number of directions to pur­ sue further educations, voca­ tions, etc. — a very lucky man Indeed Is Mickey Whit­ ing, son of Mrs. Lorraine Whiting who flew bfr Jet to New York City to visit his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kraftson. Mrs. Kraftson Is the former Glnny Yar­ borough. While there Mickey will visit the World’s Fair. Hr,ve fun, Mickey, we’ll see you in the fall. • • • While Mickey la busy "fun­ ning in New York," Mom (Lorraine) Is in Tallahassee for summer classes. • • • Want to hear something fab­ ulous T — Mrs. Minnie Stone went to the beach with son, J. D., daughters, Pat and Lu* Jlne and grandchildren, Tim­ my and Tammy Kcnnard. Modem medicine Is surely wonderful, praise be! • • • Speaking of praise be — let’s not forget to give thanks humbly for these blessed rains. We are sometimes prone to take such blessings for granted. • • • Good news and a pleasant addition to our community, P st Stone Vinson will make her home in Geneve with her mother end dad while Bill is overseas for the neat year, Welcome home, Pat. • • • Young M in Sandy Ford Is visiting here from St. Peters burg with her dad and family for a couple of weeks. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krclzer and granddaughter, Cindy Harrison, are visiting In De­ catur, 111., for several weeks. • • • Ed Putnam, In Geneva to get his automobile, will return to Fort Wayne, Ind., un­ til the fall. Making the trip borne with him was his grandson. • • • Mrs. Ina Batt’a daughter, Annette, and family are visit­ ing here from Alabama for a while. • • • Mrs. Ethel Thomas Is home from the hospital and her sis­ ter, Mrs. Lula Moran, of Jacksonville, la here to look ettcr her while she Is recu­ perating. • • • I bear that Mrs. Bertha Llndiey la convalescing at 1* T i t S3 CIMCVIT C I I I K T avti to n skmivolb IV c u t* . Plaintiff, T». a p-f-nitanla a a a a ★ | * • b * FABULOUS DETERGENT! • FAB LA RG E PAT GRIMSLEY • • By Donna Estes Three new entries for the Miss Flame of Seminole Coun­ ty beauty contest, the Misses Bat Grimsley, Pat Caldwell and Lillian Hicks, were an­ nounced today by Cart Loinmler, contest chairman. The contest is being spon­ sored by the Longwood Vol­ unteer Fire Department and will take place during the firemen's annual Fourth of July Fiesta, July 2-4. Miss Grimsley, 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Grimsley of 114 Wood­ land Drive, Sanford, will re­ present the Sanford Naval Air Station Fire Department. She la 5 feet, 4 inches tall, mea­ sures 35 24 35 and listJ horseback riding and swim­ ming as hobbies. Miss Caldwell, 15 year old daughter nf Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Caldwell of Oviedo, will be one of the entries re­ presenting the Oviedo Fire Department. She is 5 feet, 7 inches tall, measures 31 24-34 and likrs to swim and skate. • I always did believe that some day Geneva would blos­ som forth and today she Is beginning to bud. We now have a fire department made up of volunteer workers. Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m, each Tuesday at the Ge. nevs Grocery. We also are getting a fresh water system for the Lake Harney ares. • • a Let us pause for a moment and extend ilncere sympathy to the family of W. M. Hollo­ way and W. B. Clancy In their recent bereavements. Also to Mrs. Calvin Oldham in the loss of her brother, John Davis. • • • Oops, is my face red. 1 al­ most forgot one of the nicest things in the "be good to MsUiieuz week." Pearl and Laster Harper gave us two trig jugs of orange blossom honey. Letter certainly is busy mak­ ing a new driveway and work­ ing on general repairs around the place. • • • In closing, let me quote these words from the scrap­ book of my late dear friend, Mrs. Gertrude Hoschner: "Tlic art of being happy lies in tha enjoyment of little things." • • • A P.S. to ask all the Geneva folks to otter extra prayers for Mrs. McGill who is still seriously ill at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. Legal Notice tv t iik r i H i T i r r n r i t T n r T i n t HIVTM J t IIH I S I . r u t . IV AVI) F o i l » K *II. NCI.K COUNTY Kt.OH It) A, n i A v r » : n r s o , h ist uni A l l DAVIS, ruinlltf. a no A m : T if. PAT MACKALL, 10 year ultl daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Charles llm k ctt of 178 Pinecrest Drive, Sanford, will represent the Luke Mary Volunteer Fire Department in tho Miss Flume of Semin­ ole County beauty con­ test being sponsored tills weekend by tilts Lon kwood firemen ns pnrt of their Fourth of July F l o s t it. Pat's measure in e » t s a r e ill and sh e likes nil water sports. She will be n senior at Seminole High next term. ( Herald Photo) d a v it , P-Fendant. N O T !riS T O AI-l'K t i l TO I MAIUIAKKT II. DAVIS tVho»» r w l d - n c e I* u n ­ knnwn T n u a r e h e r e b y n u t l l l e d llm t a (N mipUIn t (n r D l v u r r a h a t l>een fllc-l t B k l n i t y o u In th * kbnv* s t y l e d C o u r t , am t you * r * r e q u i r e d to eerv e a c u p / nf y o u r A nt w a r n r p i t a t i n y to t h a C o m p l a i n t o n l h a I'lmlnl l i r a a t t u r n a y , TltlFMAN K. (IIIAHON. SOS O na N o l t h Or a n s a I l l . l s . OrUti.li>. F l o r i d a am t flla l h a n r l a l n a l A n a w r r n r p l t k d l n s In Ilia o f fi c e ut t h a C l a r k o f t h a C l r r u l l C o u r t, H tm ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u t a . S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , on o r b a f o ra t h a I t l h d a y of July, l» « t I t you fa ll l o do to, J u d g e m e n t by ilafault w ill ba taken a s a l m f y o u fo r l h a r a l l r f dai n a n d a d In t h a C o m p la in t. DUNK a n d O ltD K IlK P at S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a th la I I t h day of J u n a , l i l t . (SKAL) A r t h u r II. I l e r k w l t h , J r , C lark uf th a C ircuit C ourt H am lnuU C o u n ty , F l o r i d a liy M a r t h a T. Y l b U u D. C. T r u m a n K. Q raao n A ttornay for P lain tiff ■us Ona N o r t h O r a n a a B i d s . Orlan d o , F l o r i d a 1‘u bllah J u n a is. I I , Zl A J u l y LILLIAN HICKS PAT CALDWELL Latest 'Miss Flame' Entries Announced Sunday we went to the beach and I must aay, I’m glad Joecan’t aee so well any more. These new bathing suits, WOWI a PKG. • Mrs. Jack Brown a n d daughter, Betty Ann, of Rich­ mond, Vs., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kettering, Mrs. Brown’s parents. Their visit was saddened, some­ what, because Aunt Nellie (Mrs. Jackson) is confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital with a kidney ailment, a PARK a Mrs. Copeland, Former Sanford Resident, Dies Mrs. Louise Doles Cope­ land, M, nf nolle Glade, for­ mer Sanfonl resident, died last Thursday. A native of Marshall town, Ga., and a member of the Methodist Church, Mra. Copeland moved to Belie Glade seven years ago from Sanford where she had been a resident for 12 years. Survivors are her husband, E. W. Copeland, of Belle Glade; daughters. Miss Mary Lou Copeland and Mrs. Betty Jane Mozenski, of B e l l e Glade; a sifter, Mrs. Grace Birden, of MsrshaUvllle and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Laurens, S. C. H O T t r u OK a l ’IT THIS »TATS3 (IK KI.OIIIUA T O Huy J a c k s o n M orris, raatdanra unknow n. T h a m alting addraaa cf t h l a d a f a n d a n t las AI>CS U8N, N av y 1M. l i n t I I CPO QT C / U KIN) S a w Y ork. Naw T u r k OUST You a r t b a t a k y n o t i f i e d t h a t a a u l l b a a b a r n flla d a a a l n a t y o u a n d M a r s u a r l l a A. M o r r is In t h a a b o v a a n l l t l a d eauaa. a n d t h a t y o u a r o r e q u i r e d lo file y o u r a n e w e r w i t h the ( ' l a r k o f t h l a C o u r t a n d t o aerv a a co p y t h a r a o f u p o n ilia iilalnt l f t o r liU lh lU fa attorneys, w h o s e n a m a a n d a d d r e a a la Ja n n ln e a , W alla, C la r k a and H a m i l t o n , 1100 U a r n a t t N a t i o n a t H a n k B u ild in g . J a c k e o n v l l l e t , F l o r i d a , n o t l a t a r t h a n d u ly I t , t i n . I f y o u f a l l t o d o ao I d a r r e e p ro co n feaao w ill ba • n l a r t d a a a l n a t y o u fu r t h a r e- a. n i t . l i e f d e m a n d e d In t b a c o m p l a i n t . C D A - l t T h l a s u i t la t o f o ra c lo e a a m o rts a s * . T b a raal p roperly p r o c e e d e d a a a l n a t lat L o t I I . U lock r , HUNI.ANO KSTA TKS. a au b d lv lalo n , a c c o r d l n a l o a p l a t th a r o u f, SALES and SEItVICE nf r e c o r d e d In I 'l a l I t o s k 11. p a s t e IS l o Zl o f t h a P u b flo l l e c o r d e o f Bomlnola C ounty, F lorida. W ITN K Sa m y b an d a n d th s se a ) o f aa ld C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , t h l a S th d a y o ( J u n e , • Industrial • Residential • Com mere-1at ISSI Electrical A Electronic Contracting Service (C U U K T S E A L ) A r t h u r H. H ack w i t h . J r , C lark • ( th a C ircu it Court By i M a r t h a T . V i b l e a Bet. Its* — Licensed — Bonded D eputy C lark Oviedo — Ph. Day MS-MU Nile StS-SIM F a b l l a h J u n e * . XI. I I . I t , I I M . C D A-SI • AIR CONDITIONING • TELEVISION • REFRIGERATION / 25th Want ■ chuckle? The other morning Mrs. Kitty Wells Al­ len went out to c*t the paper and some joker had moved the "for sale" sign from Bill’s house to her front yard. She took it good nsturcdly and all enjoyed a good laugh. • • • This must be "Be Good to Msthleux Week." Oliver and little Liz sent us a meat of frcih fish and brother-in-law, Orle, gave ua soma sea bass then gave us 25 pounds of new potatoes and vine ripen­ ed tomatoes. All were deli­ cious. a MON. •T U E S . • WED, • NOW ! . . . 4-i4 K j' Uf r &• Geneve surely h it her share of teachers, retired and active. Some are away at summer school and some are like my teacher (my Joe), cleaning yards! it T V . PI.OHII1A HO. I t n e i VVOONSIM’K K T IN S T IT U T IO N P O l l HAVINiJH, a Ithix U l a l a n d m u tu al aavlnsa bank. HO T JA CKSON H O n n il a l f t f l a m i n . a t at. a P at* 12— June 29,1964 ■ trail DeBary Manor and la pro­ gressing beautifully. n. Legal Notice V safari OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Auto Scratched By Fire Truck An automobile was scratch­ ed slightly Thursday night when a fire department aerial truck was returning to the station following Its response to a false alarm at Southwest Hoad and !5th Street. A police accident report shows the truck, driven by Ernest tt. Wright, was turn­ ing right on W. iSlh Street when a culvert gave way and the right front of Use truck went down. Wright attempted to back the vehicle out of the trap and the ladder on the truck scrap­ ed a ear operated by Ismro lev Blake of the Sanford N i­ val Atr Station. Damage was estimated at only $20, police reported. (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR *1, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER, PLEASE) Miss Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks of 3« I»rmann Circle N., Longwood, will be another representative of the Longwood department. She is 5 feet, 4 Inches tall, measures 34-241v-36, is 19 years old and likes fidling, swimming, skating and horse­ back riding. Contestants will be Judged In bathing suits on Friday evening and finals, in formal evening dress, will be on Saturday. “THRIFTYVAY” ALL MEAT WIENERS Recreation At Pinecrest Set The summer recreation pro­ gram at the Pinecrest School for this week Includes the fol­ lowing activities; Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ nesday, ceramics; Thursdsy and Friday, arts and crafts. This program wilt be follow­ ed the next three weeks with special Instruction avaitshle for the younger sge groups. On thn dance program Mon­ day ia folk dancing; Tuesday, acrobatics and tumbling; Wed­ nesday, tap; Thursday, baton and Friday, ballet and crea­ tive dance. Each day ia divid­ ed into three age groups to necommodate the large num­ ber of participants. The entire week will be ell* mnxed Friday with a water­ melon cutting. All students aged <1 to 11 who live In the Pinecrest area are urgrd to come to the school and rrgister so that they may participate (LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR $3. OR MORE, FOOD ORDER, PLEASE) " H E IN Z ” FAM OUS! KETCHUP 14 o z. B TL. ONLY! NOT RESPONSIBLE I will m l be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone olhrr than myself, VERN HENRY GRAHAM Great Savings on Easy Terms FHOM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATH ER of Sanford (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR »J. OR MORE, FOOD ORDER. PLEASE) 1_ 100 EXTRA W ith this Coupon and the Purchase Of . . . Fresh ” 100% Pure” GROUND BEEF 5 FURNITURE lbs. GOLD BONO STAM PS •FKO-JOY" ASST. FLAVORS ICE M IL K P IN T ‘ I 89 Coupon good at "TIIRIFTWAY" only thru Wed., July 1 FOR THE CRADLE SET Baby Beds (Complete with Mattress) ... 121*5 Vd* I 7- / ? 0 Cheat *f Drawers 4 Drawer_____ _ $11.15 m yj Play Pena ______ Play Pen Pads ------- $2.4* Stroller* _----- TERM S M ATH ER $11.1$ Folding High Chairs $12.1$ Trainer Seats ------- EASY $12.11 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Purchase Ot . . . “STAUFFER” CHICKEN & NOODLES ms «»* 71c GOLD BONO STAM PS PKG. Coupon good at “THIUFTWAY" only thru Wed.. July 1 $1.1$ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 50 EXTRA With thla Coupon and the Purchase Ol . . . “MIRACLE” CORN OIL OLEO GOLD BOND STAM PS of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1*1 ST. 322-0993 (LIMIT: S WITH YOUR $3. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER. PLEASE) Coupon good *t *THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed., July 1 "JUICY” CALIF. 235 SIZE LEMONS ) �i t # 0 0 A crumpled, yellowed copy of the February 20, 1017 Flor­ ida Metropolis, a Jacksonville newspaper (courtesy of F. D. Scott) provides many Inter­ esting news items. * • • A banner front page headl i n e announced President Woodrow Wilson’s decision on “armed neutrality,” his plans to provide American merchant ships with guns and says thut the U. S. "desires peace, but there is something greater than pence and thnt is protec­ tion of oursovereign rights.” • * • German subs were sinking Dutch and English ships and detaining American ships in foreign ports. Large cities in the U. S. were plagued with food shortages and prices were sky-rocketing. * • • “ The Dad Boy,” "The Tele­ phone Belle" and "The Scar­ let Letter” were playing at downtown Jacksonville theat­ ers and the Yaudctte Theatre on Bay St. advertised admis­ sion prices at five cents. The Chuluota Company of Seminole County had an ad in the Jacksonville paper extoll­ ing "w inter home locations In rolling pine woods country, also good land suitable for farming, stock, trucking ami citrus.” • • • In nn editorial the New York City Bonrd of Health blamed the housewife for tho high prices of food, saying she failed to "practice economy” and urging “ judicious buy­ ing." "Buy rice, instead of potatoes,” the board advised housewives. • • • You coutd purchase a round trip ticket to Washington, D. C. on the Atlantic Coast­ line for $25 or a steamship ticket on the Clyde Line to New York from Jacksonville, first cists for $24.90, Yen could go from Sanford (the southern terminus) to Jack­ sonville on the Clyde line for $4.05. • * • Madras shirts for men were advertised a t Levy's for ILBO and a new six room frame house on an acre of land for f 1,000. • • • Someone posted a reward for the return of a lost corset and land was selling a t $0 an acre. Around Palm Beach prices were beginning to rise to as much as $10 an acre, • • • One of the most startling newi items In the 1017 news­ paper was from the polhe blotter, which showed that 180 persons had been arrested In 1010 for "'speeding in auto,” and 1,204 person for “ careless and reckless driving." • • • A ear wash to benefit the Marching Seminole*, the SI IS Band, will be held Wednesday a t Dekle’a Gulf Service on South French Avenue and Thompson’s Phillip's 00 Serv­ ice on Celery Avenue. Tickets are on sale nt Wleboldl'* Camera Shop or from any band member. The wash be­ gins a t 9 a.m. and will con­ tinue until approximately 10 p.m. • • • It’s business as usual at the County Englncer’a office today despite the fact that the department's chief, Bill Bush, is in New York State for a two-week vacation. One of the items on Ilush’a agen­ da, naturally, is to take in the World's Fair. * • • The bathtub was invented in 1R50 and the telephone In IB75. Had you l>ecn living in 1850 you rould have sat in the bathtub for 25 y ean with­ out the phone ringing once. H erald Index Abby ....................... Bridge ..................... . Page 9 Classified* ............. . Page 11 Comics ..................... . Page 10 Editorial ................. . Page 4 Funerals ................. . Page 3 Horoscope .............. . Page 10 Society ................... Paget 3-0 Sports ................. .. Page 6 TV Program* ....... .. Page 0 the the Women . . . . HEAR ADMIRAL fiOLDTHWAITE (JIVES CERTIFICATE . . . commendation offered SNAS commanding officer CAPT. ROItERT M. WARE LEAVES STATION . . . ’piped over Bide* in retirement ceremony Ware Honored 5y Officials At Luncheon Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty officials paid glowing tri­ bute to Capt. and Mrs. ltobert M. Ware Monday at a Capri Restaurant luncheon prior to his retirement from the Navy, A barrage of gifts were lieapcd on the jxipular former commanding officer of San­ ford Naval Air Station and his wife and official resolutions were read from city and coun­ ty governing agencies. Resolutions were also read from the Seminole Chamber of Commerce's Armed Forces Committee and the Central Florida Council of the Navy League. Participating were Karlyle Ilomhnldcr, Seminole Clum­ ber president; Janies P. Avery Jr., County Commis­ sion chairman; Mayor A. L. Wilson of Sanford, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Dr. Vincent Huberts, Armed Forces Commitlec member, and Andrew Cnrraway of the Navy Lea­ gue. An estimated 75 persons took part in the tribute to the retiring captain and his wife. Also greeted was Ware’s suc­ cessor, Capt. Chandler W. Swanson. Ware recalled the pleasant memories he haa had while in charge of the local base and cited the friendliness of the community — one which he said he at first through! u "gimmick’’ but soon learned the attitude was "a genuine, unique one.’’ The captain noted that "a cloud” of uncertainty hovers over llie locul Navy station but he feels sure that the De­ fense Department will keep in mind the "value received" for dollars ipent at the insti­ tution and continue keeping it open. Avery Assails Road Budget Disappointment in Seminole County’s share of the 1964-65 State Hoad Department bud­ get was registered today by Jamea P. Avery, chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. Seminole County's share ot tin* $191 million budget is $1.4 million. "I am disappointed that the State Road Department does not recognize the facta as they exist," Avery said. lie said that for the past several years Seminole Coun­ ty havs received from 11.1 to it.4 million of primary and secondary funda. "But these amounts,” he added, "have been based on facts and figures as they existed when we had a popu­ lation of 24,000. Today we have a population estimated at 72,100.'* He declared, "We in Semi­ nole have had a tremendous population explosion which has made a huge impact on our highway and road sys­ tem." He also pointed to in­ dustrial developments plus the the location of the East Cen­ tral Florida University on the county's southern boundary. "In view of these develop­ ments which have added much to the growth of Seminole County," Avery said, “ I be­ lieve they justify an increase in road department funda.” Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Q lb ? ^ a t t f n r i i S t m t L b * Zip Cotie 32771 * WEATHER: Scattered afternoon, evening showers throu^ht Wednesday, liijrh today 88-92; low tonight 70-75. VOL. f>G United Dress Leased Wire Established 1008 TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 19GI Moon Rocket Fails m w A SANFORD, FLORIDA Critical B R IE F S Storm Hits Isles MANILA, Tho Philippines— (LTD— Typhoon Winnie lash­ ed the Philippines today with 118-milc-an-hour winds and caused death, destruction and floods. Innocent Plea FRANKFURT, Germany — (L'Pl) — The first U. S. Army officer to be court-martialed for defecting to the Commun­ ists in Europe pleaded inno­ cent today to charges of de­ sertion and larceny. PHILADELPHIA, Miss. — (UPl) — The search for three civil rights worker* missing since June 21 fell today Into a pattern of dragging creeks, pond* and lakes ami beating the brush. Mac Raps GOP RETIUl.NtJ PRESIDENT Hill Hemphill was honored hy tho Rotnry Club Monday as new president, Richard Dons, (right) lakes over. Installing o ffi­ cer was former Lt. (Jov. Ken Waekur o f W inter Park, Hemphill, left, holds resolution of appreciation presented to him for his exemplary service to the club. (Herald Photo) Retiring Head Of Rotary Club Gulf Oil Rig Blast Kills 4 ; 13 Missing Is Honored WASHINGTON (LTD A House Republican "task force” today drew the fire of Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara (or what he called a "partisan attack" on U. S. A resolution of appreciation military and foreign policy. was presented to Bill Hemphill, retiring president of Ro­ tary Club, Monday by his fel­ LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (L'PD — The last United low club members, commend­ Nation* troops left the Con­ ing him (or his real and pro­ go today to end o four-year gressive leadership during his Intervention which cost the tenure of office. world's taxpayers $I2(J million "He more Ilian any other but failed to tiring peace to member has been Uie exem­ this huge equatorial nation. plification of the Rotary idea,” the resolution stated. Hemphill w a s especially MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Cuban Premier Fidel Castro's commended fur the commun­ 32-year-oki sister, Juana, de­ ity service program which nounced him as a Co mm uniat dictator Monday night and was carried out this year in said six' has severed all ties furnishing the pediatrics wing with him and with brotlier of the hospital. Haul, his No. 2 man. Presentation and reading of the resolution was made byformer presklent Ben Wiggins. NEW YORK (UP!) - Tho Richard I>eas was installed Coast Guard made a final as new president by former search of the Atlantic off l,ong Lt. Gov, Kenneth Wacker ol I-'Iand today fur marathon swimmer Britt Sullivan who Winter Park, a former Sanhaa been missing more Ilian a fordite. Other ofiiccrs Include day on an attempted swim to M. L. "Sonny" Raburn as Europe. vice president, Walter Haynes as treasurer; Dr. B. W. Huprccht as secretary with Bon DETROIT (UPI) — The Dycus as assistant secretary. United Auto Worker* Union Members of the hoard uf and General Motors Corp. to­ directors arc Hubert Crumley, day opened a crucial round of Charles Robinson and Ben collective bargaining negotia­ llowland. tions that both side* regarded Speakrr Ken Warker chall­ as the most important since enged Botarians to strength­ World War II. en their Rotary ideals, for "not one of us measures up to our full potential " ATLANTA (UPI) - A Gcor- Wacker urged Rotarlans to gia delegate to the national root out "senility, smugness GOP convention swung his and lari nets - - lake tier Rotaryvote to Pennsylvania Gov. Ideal of service above self William Scranton yesterday into tho market place and and two other delegates indi­ make it work." cated they want to be releas­ “ A constructive effort, a ed from their pledgci to Sen. good idea is never really Barry Gokl water. * lost," he told them. Troops Leave Breaks With Fidel Hunt Swimmpr UAW Talks Open One For Scranton Test Engines Fail; Upper Stage Loses Speed . . . Same Old Drag1 NO. 223 MORGAN CITY. La. <UPI' — A twin-hull uil exploration vessel with at least 43 men aboard drilled into an offshore liaturul gas pocket in the Gulf of Mexico today und ex­ ploded. The Coast Guard said them were 29 survivor* and four known dead, '1 lie Coast Guurd auiil nt least 13 men were stilt miss­ ing. The vessel, the C. T. linker, exploded In flumes about .‘I n.m. while drilling for oil ,in ISii feet of water 7K miles west of Morgan City, La. Wind blew' the flumes away Picture Story The Hanford Herald ran off a “special edition'’ o( a full page of plrttires (or ('apt. Robert 51. Waie -Monday and presented it to per­ sons attending a luncheon in Ills honor at the Capri Restaurant. It proved to have such ef­ fect on those getting It that it Is re-run In today's reg­ ular edition. The interesting photographic a c c o u n t nr (apt. Ware's Navy life at Sanford Naval Air Station can lie seen on Page S to­ day. Smith IteflignH TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — State budget director Harry Smith resigned from his 116,500 a year today, effective July I and Wallace Hender­ son, his assistant, was nam­ ed tu replace him. from one corner of the plat­ form, however, allowing the survivors to Jump before the rig sunk. Early report* said many of the survivors were badly burned, either from the fire on the rig or the boiling nam­ ing oil on the mu face of the water. 'Die owner* of the veasl, Reading ami itutse of Tulsa, Okla , said its fuel tanka rould curry up to I5,ntiu gal­ lons of diesel oil for the (It ill engines, IL was not know how murli was in the tanks when the vessel exploded. The injured were picked up by vessels ut tile scene und and trunsfrred to two Coast Guurd and three uil rompuny helicopters und flown to Lakewood Hospital in Morgan City. Two Const Goo id cutters, including the Point Young out of Grand Isle, La., und n Navy vessel, the Yukun, were at the scene. Suspect Held A man Identified us Ronald A. Houle was am-xU-d by city police early this morning aft­ er ho allegedly entered the home of Mrs. William Jen­ nings at 90144 Laurel Avc. while she was asleep. She screamed, called polite and the arrest was made. Bond was set at $207.50. Probe Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) — The W a r r e n Commission wants the FBI to “fully In­ vestigate the publication of th e Lee Harvey Oswald diary,” CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) America’s A t l a s - Centaur moon rocket, plagued by trou­ bles for more than three yenrs, failed a critical teat to­ day for IU rolu next year ns a IrallhUrer for manned mono )* •siting*. Tho high energy Centaur up­ per stage, scheduled lo soar into a high orbit lo prove Its ability in moon missions, plunged instead to a firry death over the south Atlantic off the coast of Africa. Scientist a said the two hy­ drogen fueled engines on the experimental nirkcl shut down twu minutes early and the upper singe, which car­ ried no payload, failed to reach Hie speed needed tu semi R whirling almut the globe. It was tile second failure in Dree attempts for the AllasCentaur, a silver white rocket that thundered aloft almost flawlessly and flew a perfect course for eight minutes. The failure was a blow to the nation’s plans to use the Atlas-Centaur combination to send a project surveyor lunar lander to the moon next year to look for later manned land­ ing sites. The 112-foot rocket blasted toward space at 9:01 a. in. EST. and optimistic scientists said ail looked good for the first eight minute*. The mood of the rocket center quickly changed to gloom when loud*|>cakcr* an­ nounced lhat the Centaur stage's two hydrogen-fueled engines had quit two minutes early. Grocer Robbed In Forest City The manager of the U-ToteKm store In Forest City was robbed of nn undisclosed sum of money aiiorlly after 10 p. m. Monday by four Negroes, one of whom brandished a blue, long-barreled revolver. Tile bandit wore a pillow ease with eye and mouth slits while hLs accomplice* wore handkerchiefs over their faces, the store manager, Philip G. Hendricks, told sheriff's deputies. Police said Hendricks was locked in the store by thp robbers. CAPT. AND MRS. WARE . . . open N avy League g ift Hundreds Pay Tribute To Retiring Captain It's Mister Robert M. Ware ns of today. The Navy captain, com­ manding offirer of Sanford Naval Air Station, retired Monday afternoon in colorful­ ly, impressive ceremonies nt the Sanford Navy base. He Is succeeded by Capt. Chandler W. Swanson who arrived nt tile base several days ago and rend Ids orders to report at Hie local station during Monday's ceremony. Swanson comes hero from previous duties on the staff of the Naval War College, New­ port, It. I. Hundreds of Navy officer* and men, plus many city and county officials were on hand for llio program which saw Capt. Ware retire after more than 27 years of duly. lie and Mrs. Ware plan to make their home in tho Pen­ sacola area. He lias held the local ]mst for about two ami a half jt-ais. Rear Admiral Robert Goldtliwalte, commander, Naval Air Bases, Sixth Naval Dis­ trict, a n d guest speaker, praised Capt. Ware highly as lie related some uf tho high­ lights uf his career. He con­ cluded the speech-making by expressing a fund farewell to Capt. Ware and welcoming Capt. Swanson. The officers and men nf the staliun then paraded hy the reviewing stand ns many San­ ford and Seminole County of­ ficials a n d businessmen, guests of the base, looked on. A reception fallowed the event. From many aspects the ca­ reers of Capt, Ware ami Capt. Swanson have been very sim­ ilar. They were graduated front the Naval Academy only a year apart. Roth received their wings at Pensacola und served almard the USS Lex­ ington. During World War 11 they flew in the Pacific Area, par­ ticipating in the first currier strikes on Japan and tho sinking of the Japanese bat­ tleship Yamalo. llotli served on carriers sunk by Hie Jap ­ anese during the war. Both attended tin* Naval War College and served a tour In Hie office of the Chief of Naval Operations In Wash­ ington, D. C. Each also holds the Navy C ron, Silver Star, Disting­ uished Flying Cross and tho Air Medal. Capt. Swanson is married to tho former Miss Ruth Fowler Sargeant. Both are from Montclair, N. J. They have three daughters, Eliza­ beth, Pamela and Marilyn, Banker Found Stabbed To Death At Home MIAMI (UPI) — Financier Jacques Mossier was found stabbed to death in Ills island luxury apartment on Key lliacayno today nml sheriff’s of­ ficers licgnu mi intensive In­ vestigation to find his killer. The hO-yenr-old banker with extensive financial interests in Miami, Houston, Chicago and South Ben, Ind., lay dead from one stall wound on tho left side of Ids chest. No mur­ der weapon was found lmmediately. Mossier'* adopted daughter, Rita Johnson, 20, found tho body when alio returned to tho upnrtnicnl about 4:45 a.m. EST, Investigators said. Tho only sign of disorder in tho plush, cooperative apartment in the newly-built governor's lodge, was a torn window drape near whero tho body lay in the living roam. Five Men At SNAS Retire Retirement cercmonie* wero held today at the Sanfard Na­ val Air Station for five men who have a total of 135 years of naval service. They are Capt. Robert M. Ware, retiring commanding officer, 27 years; Lt, Ctlr. Clark 11. Crain, 21 years; Charles S Kcncr, chief avia, tion structural mechanic, 34 years; llramlett A. Madden, chief aviation structural mec lianlc, SO years, and Jam es L. Davis, chief uviation machlnst's mate, 23 years. e n m * i$ 2 uuAvn FIRST n n s r miAirrv ALWAYS QUALITY ^ 4th of JULY SPECIAL! BOXER SHORTS FOR JR. BOYS 66 ea. ‘ SIZES J-T Floridian Killed COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) — Charles Nicholas Yuung, 09, who had lived in 5Iount Dora, was killed tale Monday night when the automobile he was driving blew a tire and over­ turned In Russell County, Ala., across the rivrr from Colum­ bus. > TODDLER BOYS SHORTS 2 for 88 SIZES t-3-< i �9 J. P. DiBendelfo Dies In Cocoa Charles Holder To Instruct At Mansion By M n. Adam Mailer Instructor and artiat in res­ idence a t DeBary Mansion House from July 18 through July 84 will bo Charles A. Holder, a native of Miami. Holder studied a t the Univarsity of Florida, rorolving hia Bachelor of Fine Arts defroe In 1050. Ha later studied a t the Chicago A rt Institute and the Farnsworth School of A rt a t Cape Cod, Mass. He la affiliated with tha Grand Central A rt Gallerias, Inc., New York City; Salmagundi Club, New York; Allied Ar. lists of America, Inc., Lake­ land A rt Guild and the F lo r­ ida'Federation of Art. Ho has taught for the Lakeland A rt Guild, for tha Florida Federation and In New Smyrna Beach and Aubumdale. Ho has received many honors and Is listed In Who’s Who in American Art. H it one man show will hang a t tha Mansion during hla residence. A reception in hia honor la planned from 2 until 4:30 p.m. at the Man­ sion on Sunday, July 12. Last Wednesday, Eliot MeMurrough, artist Instructor, 1IOIMIE LEE WATKINS presented a demonstration us­ ing “Old Joe” Brannon aa model. “ Old Joe” worked on the estate and has some re­ markable stories to tell of bygone years. Ho la very pop­ ular with tha summer art 'Students who often call upon By Jane CaaselberTy him to “spin hts tales.” Two contestants, the Miss­ es Bobble le e Watkins and Rowcna Rainier, were an­ nounced today by Casselberry Firo Chief Paul Bates to re ­ present the Casselberry Volun­ teer Fire Department in the Evan G. Pattlshall, 72, of Miss Flame ot Seminole Geneva, died Sunday In Sem­ County beauty contest being inole Memorial Hospital. hold Friday and Saturday aa A native of Geneva, he re ­ part of the Longwood Volun­ turned there In IBM to make teer Firemen’s Fourth of July his home, He was a member ¥*lcst&* of St. Michael's Episcopal Miss Watkins la the IS year Church in Orlando and of the old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. American Guild of Organlsta, Robert L. Watkins, 1411 Park Survivors are hla wife, Mrs. Drive, Casselberry. She has Grape S. Pnttishall of Gene­ auburn hair, atands 5 feet, 3 va; two sons, Daniel Patti- inchoa tall and measures 34W thall of All a monte Springs 23-31. Her hobble* are dsne•ad, Dr. Evans G. PatUshall lng and awlmmlng and ahe J r . ’et Gainesville; e daugh­ serves as a Red Cross ’’Vohmter, Mrs. Ann Roe Eggera of teen” at Orlando Air Force Gaineivllle; two brother*, Dr. Bate. She was second runnerH. D. PatUshall of Jackaon- up In last year's Miss Flame vlUe and Judge W. A. Patti- contest. M iu Rainier, IS year old •ball of Orlando; two aistera, Mra. Blanche W. Tropnell, of daughter of Mr. and Mra. Manaasas, Va., and Mra. Donald Rainier of 531 Iris Georgia Schwarx, of Tampa Road, Casselberry, is 3 feet, 6 inches tall, measures 31-23-34 Ind U grandchildren. fffjr SanfnrB Y rralS Page 2— June 30, 1964 DeBary Summer Recreation Draws 100 In First Week Joseph P. DiBendetto, 43, died Friday afternoon in n Cocoa hospital. Bom Nov. 22, 1020, in Mid­ dletown, Conn., he had mad* hie home in Cocoa for the past sight years. Hs retired from the U. 8. Air Force, Dee. 31, 1003. He was a mem­ ber of the Church of Jeaus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Survivors are hie wife, MrsEthel DiBendetto of Cocoa; a brother, Salvador* DiBendet­ to of New York City; three sisters, Mrs. Theresa Casa of Long Island, N. Y., Mra. 8arah Roceutxo of New York City and Mr*. Ntllie March*** of Springfield, Mass, and several nieces end nephews. Hospital Notes JUNE M, IBM Admissions Linton Moore, Sarah E. Gibbs. Isaiah Williams. Eli­ zabeth Steele, Ruth Tomlin­ son, Melissa McAnally, Ida Mae Hampton, Herbert More­ land, Laura Chittenden, San­ dra L. O'Krinaky, Eliza both ROWENA RAINIER DcBose, Donna Jean Eller, Allyn llauch, all of Sanford; Births Mr. and Mr*. Walter Steele of Sanford, a Baby Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Charlas Tomlinson of Sanford, a Baby Boy; Mr. ami Mra. James Nickols of Sanford, a Baby Boy; Mr. and and lists swimming and horse­ M n. Paul O'Krlnsky of San­ back riding as hobbles. ford, a Baby Boy. Dischargee Betty Jean Luster, Carol Kaiser, Vernon Hardin, Stanley A. Martin, Lottie Turner, Lewie Johnson, Dorothy M. AUyn, Alice McMillan, Lewie Cub Scouts of Pack 510 held D. Roberts, Tammy Shoemak­ er, Sharon Harrison and baby a picnic supper Thursday llri, Sandra Collin* and baby evening at the borne of Mr. girl and Jacquelyn Sensakovlc and Mra. J. M. Foy on Ba­ and baby boy, all of Sanford; nana Lake. H was the first in Helen McGill, Geneva; Mar­ a series of summer outings cia Carter, Indian River City; planned for the Cub Scouts Margaret Shtven, Osteen. and their famillci. JU N E 2B Approximately 50 Scouta, ADMISSIONS parents and member* of fam­ Elmer Smith, James Cherry, ilies were present and saw Colons Ellison, Marie Collard, Cubmaster U. A. Harkcy pre­ Helen Rogers, Isadora Mor­ sent Wolf badges lo Tim Bogan, W. Brown Miller, Iva M. ley, Joseph M. Foy 111 and Spaulding, T a m il Jen* Os­ Terry Wilkinson; Bobcat pins to Terry Rawls, Keven Fitz­ borne, Grace A. Layton, gerald, Robert Kircher, Mark Frankie L. Layton, Arrell Econte end Douglas Doudney; Fowler, Rosebud Powell, SamBear badges to David Doud- 'uel Long, Charles Hannar, nty, Joe Rawls and Kenny Parry Allan Doma Jr., Mary Woodall; Dcnner stripes to Faria and Catherina Harris, Philip Skates and T erry Wil­ all of Hanford; Ewnld Michelkinson, assistant D c n n e r sen and Lucy Henry, Dcllury; stripes to Charles Appleby Douglas Vickers Ilf, Lake and Terry Wilkinson; a Silver Mary; Carolyn Lindsay, Gen­ Arrow to Terry Wilkinson and eva. niRTHS the Gold Arrow to Kenny Woodall and Terry Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsey of Den mothers for Park 310 Geneva, a Ilnby Hoy; Mr. and are Mrs. A. C. Doudney, Mr*. Mr*. Billy B. Fowler of San­ W, A. Boley and Mrs. Harold ford; a Baby Girl. DISCHARGES Standford. Nirkl Smith, Suselt* Vacula and baby hoy, Martha Hahorn, Henry Lesley, Joe Col­ lins, Pamela Patter, all of Sanford; Bobby P. Wllborn, Enterprise. More than 100 children were in attendance last weak for the Summer Youth Pro­ gram being sponsored a t the DeBary Civic Center each Wednesday and Friday under autpicaa of the DeBary Civic Association. Tiny tota, under direction of Mrs. J. Sweeney, planted small gardens in wax contain­ er* and did color and paste wrurk pictures which they took home to their mothers. Assisting in the program were Mrs. James Rucker, Mra. 31. Mueller, Jan et Pot­ ter, Isabel Kearick, Beatrice DeBary WSCS Circles Meet AMONG PERSONNEL nt the new F irst National Bank o f DeBary are, from left, Mra. B. T. Zeuii, HecreUiry mul Mrs. Junto* Oddy, Dein Gallo­ way, Chris Lee, Clmiilinu Case, Nun Underwood and Melba Pigott, tellers. (Cox Photo) mm 'Miss Flame' Entries From Casselberry E. G. Paftishall Dies Here At 72 Picnic Held For Cub Pack 510 Recreation Open In Casselberry BAll-BLAIR / Open House Held For New Bank By Mr*. Adam Muller Saturday’s Open House for the new First National Bank of DeBary was attended by an estimated 2,500 person* In­ cluding a large number of bBnking official! a n d ' civic dignitaries from throughout the Central Florida area. Gucati were welcomed by directors and their wive* who were on hand throughout the day. Refreshments were serv­ ed by members of U:e Her­ bert D. Gibb American Leg­ ion Post under direction of Commander William Williams and Past Commanders Peter Koppcnaol, F r e d McLaren and Fred Kamrncrcr. Young ladles serving as guides were Diane Accardi, Paula Matt­ son, Diane Crawford, Pal Pvt. Fiorentino A t Fort Riley Army Pvt. Thomaa M. Fi­ orentino, son of Mr. and M n. Mitchell F. Fiorentino of Kern Park has been assigned to the First Infantry Division Fire Auxiliary at Fort Riley, Kan. for ad­ vanced training. To Hold Party The 21-year-old soldier en­ By M n. Adam Mullar tered tho Army in March and The Auxiliary to the De­ completed his basic training Bary Volunteer Fire Depart­ at Fort Knox, Ky. ment will sponsor a dessert card party on Wednesday, July 15, beginning a t 1 p.m. at the Firemen'* Recreation Hall with Mra. Mabel W rit aa chairman. Reservations may h* mads by calling M n. Wast or Mra. T. Howard. Priaea will be awarded. Those planning to attend ar* asked to bring their own playing card*. The summer recreation pro­ gram is off to a go inI start In Casselberry and will run each weekday from 8 until LT. CDR. DONALD G. TIBE In congm lulnted on 11:30 a.m. through July 31. h is promotion to hla present rank by C<1r. J. L. Coach Jim Puyne of l.yman Shipman, commanding officer o f HeconnaUaunco High School and It, L. Jen­ A ttack Squadron 0. RVAH-9 recently completed kins, director of physical ed­ transition to th e RAfiC Vigilante, the reconnais­ ucation a t Altamonta Springs sance bomber capable o f twice the speed of Elementary School, ara In sound. The squadron is based a t Sanford Naval charga at tha Casselberry A ir Station and deploys to the Sixth Fleet Recreation Center on Over­ aboard the aircraft carrier U 8S Saratoga. brook Drive. (O fficial U. S. Navy Photo) Forty-two youngsters anrollsd during tha first week end mare are expected with the completion of Vacation Bi­ ble School* In the Ineul churches. On Tutsdsy, the group meet* at Skate City for roll­ AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE er skating with admissions of H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO & PROPERTY 45 rents. On Thursday morn­ The U.S, National Lawn ing* there ie awlmmlng at the Tennis Association wea or­ For Ths Finasi Year Around Land 'O Lakes Country Club ganised in 1B81. W salhsr Conditioner IN SU R A N C E poo) In Cssselberry. Tool fees FKDDERB All Lines Written Salsa — Bsrvito are 25 rents. Your Insurance Other activities availsbl* a t 800 8. Park Avs. Sanford Bring FA 2-4134 Problems To U s — the Center include ping pong, softball, vollsyball, badmin­ AUTO SERVICE ton,— Utbarball, horseshoes, billiards, chess, checkers, min­ HARRY ADAIR’S 218 S. FarkAGENCY Are. FA 2-504> iature bowling and bat ball. C l ! . , 0BKVICB SANFORD, FLA. Alt youngsters In the area Tiros - Battens* • Accessories of school age are invited to Road AAA Ssrvico PLUMBING join in the fun. Guaranteed Brake * Muffler Service R. L. HARVEY French A let. For A Beautiful Law* — PLUMBING FA 2-0821 FA 2-9*22 Complete Installation* • 8COTT8 Repairs FEED* Bathroom and Kitchen "Ho*us" — Weeds Aa It Fixture* Faada Water Pump* Free Estimates "Kwit" — For Death To Sanford Flour and 204 S. Sanford FA 2-338! Chinch Buga Feed Store “Satisfaction Or Money - Jls* Dandy Feed* Bach Guarantee” If you want people to pay . Timothy H.^ Cotfon Seed attentioD to your builaosa, CHICK Grspsvills Nurstry WITH MS 1 _____________ Cow Feed 83.40 per 100 lb. call FA 8-MU sad ask ths 2881 Gca pevllle Are. Herald Staff about aoms at­ B K s iP & r 182-8888 Fittontng end Fattening tention gelling ada “Scott* Dealer” J jjM U n fo n ^ A v a ^ ^ jl^ ^ * .......... — — A R E A D IR EC TO R Y OPEN HOUSE for tho new F irst National Bank o f DeBary wun held from 10 n. m. until 2 p. m. Saturday. Directors and their w ives present for tho occasion Included Newell K. Hawkins, president, pouted and, from left standing, Robert R. Kaufmen, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faron, Albert Gowan, E. Z, W alters, James Spuuling and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arnold Hooper. (Cox Photo) Btondl, Charity Frcebourn and Mary Lee Slonoklng. Employes Introduced includ­ ed Mrs. B. T. Zeuii, secre­ ta ry ; Chris Lee, Nan Under­ wood, Della Galloway, Claucllnc Case and Melba rigott, tellers, and Mrs. Jam es Oddy who will be In charge of saf­ ety deposit boxes. Also present were Samuel Faron, builder; Arnold Hoop­ er, public relations chair­ man; Albert Gowan, chair­ man of the board of directors and a number ot the mem­ bers of the board. Traffic was directed by the Florida Highway Patrol. DeBary Firemen Meet For Drill IIjr Mrs. Adnm Muller Ib-Huty Volunteer Firemen held it drill contest lust Tues­ day evening a t the Dcltary Plaza with Chief Jack Lambertaon, Lt. Darwin llruce and William Bragg instructing the turn In hose nnd station postn on the fire truck. Othera participating were Frank Perrick, Charles Jor­ don, John Vetter, William Og­ den, Frank I^tymel, Arthur Uirkmun,, Martin Rtnlr and Frank Christen, Sanford dignitaries attend­ ing included George Touhy, president of First Federal Savings and Loan Associa­ tion; State Representative S. J. Davis Jr. and John Krider, executive manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Muller, A. Augustine, Effle Duffln, Mollie Lyman, Stargaretta Lakeman, Kress Walter, Chester Rearlck, James Rucker and Glenn Smith. A skating party a t Melodie Rink In Sanford is planned for this Thursday beginning a t 7 p.m. Next Sfonday at B a.m. n howling game is ached, uled at the DeLand Bowling Alley. Square dancing la plan­ ned each Friday evening at the Community Center with classes for youths farming at this time. Those wishing to participate are asked to register with Harold Jenkina at 7:30 p.m. a t the Center. A story hour for the chil­ dren is conducted by Beatrice Muller In the Civic Center kitchen and Diane Accardi and Pat Blond! are teaching the little ones to skip rope and play outdoor games. Older children enjoy out­ door games of volleyball, bas­ ketball, shufflehoard and cro­ quet and Indoor games of badminton, table tennis and other similar activity. Mrs. Rearlck and Mrs. M. Lyman are assisting the chil­ dren with a talent show which will be presented at 7:80 p.m., July 15, In the Civ­ ic Center. The youngsters ar# preparing their own material for this show. By Mr*. Adam Muller Members of the Mary Cir­ cle of the DeBary Community Methodist WSCS met last Tuesday at ths home of Mra, Clyde Moore for n social gettogrthcr and brief business session. Mabel Swallow agreed to accept the office of arrretary for the summer months and Alta Clark was elected as ua treasurer. Plana for fall season projects were discuss­ ed. Mona Lewis spoke on “Ta­ lent* 100” and Mra. Moore, Funeral Notices in absence of the leader, Ger­ trude Popper, read a theme PATTISHALI.. Evas O. — r u n .n l Mrvlou for E v . n O, from the book, “ Leaves of P a t t l e h a l l . 71, o f O s e e v * , wh o d ied H u n d s r In B .m tn o t# Gold,” on the Lord I* My M e m o ria l H o s p i t a l , w ill bs Shepherd. Mr*. Popper is a t h e l d *t 10 a. m. W e d n e s d a y Pocono Manor in Pennsylvan­ ■l H o ly C rou K plw opsl C h u r c h w i t h R s v . t -ero y (to­ ia. p e r slid n«v. Varnon Qu1gRefreshment* were served l . y o f f i c i a t i n g , l l u r l a t w ill h* b e In ( l e n . v s C e m e t e r y . B r i e , by Mrs. Lewis, assisted by • o n f u n e r a l H o m s In c h a r s * Mrs. Moore, to ths 10 mem­ of arrangem ents. bers present. Msbel Swallow Jtm r.pn p . will be hostess at her home umiixiiETTO, F u n e r a l e e r v tcae f o r Joseph for the September meeting. I*. D i B e n d e t to , I I , o f Cocos, w h o d ied F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n The Ruth Circle met a t the ( n s C o c o s h o s p i t a l , w ill h e home of the leader, Mrs. H. held a t Z p. m. W e d n e s d a y a t llrleeon F u n e r a l H o m s In V. (laugh. This group voted H anford w i t h l l l t h o p F r e e ­ to hold future meetings In m a n K. B a g g e t t o f f i c i a t i n g , the afternoons and also dis­ l l u r l s l w i l l ba In Evergreen C e m e ta r y . F u l l m i l i t a r y s e r ­ cussed projects for next sea­ v ic e s w ill h* c o n d u c t e d a t son. Refreshments were ser­ grsvaetd*. B rleeo n Funeral H o m e In c h a r g e o f a r r a n g e ­ ved by the hostess prior to ment*. the business session. The September meeting will be held a t the homo of 31rs. NOT RESPONSIBLE William Reich with Mr*. I will not be responsible Mary Kearns a t co-hostesa. for any debt* Incurred by Valeria Jean William*. Denmark’s flag is said to be Alton Roosevelt Williams the oldest national flag. W e Made It! Notice Given On April 8 T h at Our Lease Would Be Terminated After June 30th In those 82 days we: Found an Ideal Location Built a Building Moved our complete stock 0 Thanks To The Help O f The Sanford City Commission LeRoy Robb Construction Company 0 And His Sub-contractors. S TO P IN A N D S EE O U R N E W B U ILD IN G FAST LOAN SERVICE Right Across The Street From Our Former Location! Murlgsgr I.njn applications approved promptly here. Com. tn when vim sra ready to buy a huu,r. t U * s % oLc I s t i 7 n WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems” *- V �\ 1 Pilotless Plane Kills Two Sleeping Children I HAVERHLL. Mas*. (UPI) and plunged head-on into the | splashed throughout th e —A pilotless F88 Jet fisthter bedroom where the children i wooden home and it became plune crashed toduy into were sound asleep. u mass of flumes in seconds. three homes and a dozen Highly explosive jet fuel | The parents ran to safety bepaikcd cars on a congested residential street, killing two children as they slept. The pilot parachuted to saf­ ety minutes before the crush, lauded in the shift flowing Miiimack Itivcr and in near1 by Grovclund and was hauled to safety by a helicopter. lie w h s alone in tthc singlescatcr cruft. The dead were identified as Pamela Gifford, 11, and her brother Todd, 8, children of Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Gifford. The near-hysterical parent* were treated a t the hospital. The pilot, Capt. Dalbert F. Sullivan of Boston'a Back Bay section, married and the father of five, wus not injur­ ed seriously. He was flown to Ilunscom Air Force Huso in SOUTH SEMINOLE HANK official D w ight M. Bedford for questioning. Mentzer (left) was one of Cl> Florida bankers The children "never had n who recently participated in a two weeks sem ­ chance,” police said. The inar held at LSU in Baton Rouge. He is shown plane richotted off one house, here discussing new developments in hanking sig tugged down the street procedures with Jack I’. Toole, vice president bouncing off parked cats and cashier of the Fern Park hank. Stjr & anfnrb Ijrralli .’uko 3 June 30, 1004 — Pu Barnett M YF Group Attends Youth Camp By Helen Snodgrasa Nine members of the Jun­ ior Hi MYF of Barnett Me­ morial Methodist Church of Enterprise, accompunlcd by Rev. and Mrs. Wight Klrtley, •pent lost week a t the Meth­ odist Youth Camp near Lees­ burg*. In the group were Jimmy and Alan Brnddock, Carolyn Wulson, Randy and Alan Sul­ livan, Patsy Long, Charles Magenheimer. David Semoncs and Russell Hamilton. Wright Wins Banker Finishes 2-Week Seminar Dwight M. Mcntzcr, assist­ ant vice president of South Seminole Bank at Kern Park, lias completed a two weeks seminar on banking teclmlques held at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Mcntzcr was among bank officials from M southern states attending the School of Banking of the South, spon­ sored by the American Bank­ ers Association. Tlie seminar featured dis­ cussion sessions and lectures by LSU faculty memliers ns well as outstanding individ­ uals active in the fields of banking, law and business. Mcntzcr is participating in a throe-year study program on the technical aspects of modern banking procedures. The program combines con­ tinuing extension course in­ struction with annual two week seminars on the college BROOKV1LLE, N.Y. (UPI) — Mickey W right won the Wnhlenmar Women’s Open golf tournament by tw o campus. atrokes over Ruth Jesscn. for* a wall of fire. The plane first hit the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Ayunian. Both of them were lucky to be alive. The (t-lyear-old husband was asleep in the bedroom seconds before the crash. But ho woke up with "an awful thirst” and went to the kit­ chen for a drink of water. It wus then the plane's wing tore through their liv­ ing and bedroom*. The metal Easy W a y to Kill Roaches am i Ants sliced their bed in half and shattered the headboard. “1 just reached the faucet when there was a blast and a lot of smoke. 1 was thrown to the floor,” Ayunian said. Meanwhile, his wife Helen wo* still asleep in "our summer home" a tiny cottage next to th* main house. For some unexpluined reason she decided late Mon­ day night to sleep in the Bl'ycar-old other house. Welcome Wagon Club Meeting Is Attended By 14 Guests The June meeting of the member, who gave a 510 doSouth Seminole Welcome Wa­ were Mrs. Tilla Kramer, first gon Club was held at Mid- bridge; Mrs. Catliryn Wesley, nation for the dub's charity Florida Country Club with 23 work. members and M guests in at­ Mrs. Tilla Kramer of Cas­ tendance for the luncheon fol­ selberry was welcomed bark lowed by a brief business alter more than a year's ab­ meeting and afternoon of sence during which she visit­ cards. ed her parents in Germany Guests welcomed were the Mmcs. Lorena Leggett, Fran ccs Kinney, Ann Winder, Bar­ bara Grerr, Rita Newman, Elly Sagert, Lota Roberts, Carolyn Bowen. Shirley Shogren, Patsy Wagner, Hulli Gcisinger, E m m a Kegsik,, Opal Johnson and Marguerite Shipley. Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, presi­ dent, conducted the business session during which a apeclat thank you was given Mrs. Gladys Peacock, f o r m e r and a!*o visited in California. Door prize winner was Mrs. Itowen. Card game winners second bridge; Mrs. Bowen, lirst canasta; Mrs. Lucille Boone, second canasta, and Mrs. Sagert, pinochle. The next meeting of the club's executive l>onrd will be held July 13, 11:30 a.in., at the home of Mrs. Luther k « iy l.anh for Mouth* Ilruih on Ottct. Miles In Forest City. Those attending will enjoy a "salad JOHNSTON'S NO-KOACH: Sim ply brush Johnston** No-Honch in rnhincls lo control cockroaches, on Billa to scramble" lunch before the slop nnts. CoInrtcsM, odorless m illing sta y s effective for huslncss meeting, months. No need lo move dishes. Harmless lo pels. Tlie next regular meeting of Itcmember: No-Hunch means no roaches. the general membership will be held July 23 at Mid-Florida W INN D IX IE FOOD STO RES Country Club. Orthopedic M A TTR ES S TWIN OH FULL SIZE PRICED FOR YEARS AT 79.50 *4 9 50 Matching Ilox Spring At Same Low Prlc* Echols BEDDING CO. I l l Magnolia A ts , Sanford 822-8321 Rectangular 4* x 6’ SWIMMING POOL IN EVERY SIZE. 48" wide, 72" long. Rigid vinyl maided plastic, .nap-on oral*. All the fun of a big playground-right In their own yard-where you can keep watchl • Big 6-foot slide that's a full 13 Inches wide • Plus 2 swings, Alrglide, gym rings, trapeze • Heavy steely red, green, yellow enamel finish B ! BigFords Big savings on luxurious Super Torque Ford Galaxies, the smoothest riding cars in their class. Ford has won more NASCAR sponsored races this year than all other cars put together-proof that Ford has the stamina and performance you want tor your daily driving. 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W are Ends Outstanding Career A t Sanford Navy Base H A viiif outstanding N tv sl person* Bel to serve es commending officers o f th e Sanford Naval A ir Station has alm ost become a tradition a t th e loc­ al base. The latest In a line o f top-notch N aval officers to serve SNAS in this capacity is Capt. Robert M. Ware w ho retired during appropriate cere­ monies Monday afternoon. He retired not only as base commander but al­ so from the Navy itself. The likeable and capable officer called a halt to a Navy career of 27 years. The 1937 graduate of the Un­ ited States Naval Academy at Annnpolia was honored Monday noon when the business, civic and frater­ nal leaders o f Sanford poured out their appreciation to a man who has not only served his country well but who also brought to Sanford a sense o f devotion to duty which he car­ ried out on an extremely high level marked with distinction and dignity. Undoubtedly volumes could be written about Captain Ware and his career. However, since November o f 1961 residents of Sanford and Sem­ inole County have known hmi ns the commanding officer of SNAS and False Economy Can Hurt I1 R 1\ 11 I n For unknown centuries, four colos­ sal statues o f Pharaoh Ramescs II, cu t from the living rock above the N ile River, gazed serenely across the desert a t Abu Simbel near the EgyptSudan border. Shifting sands buried them and their interior temples for other cen­ turies, until they were rediscovered by a Sw iss traveler In 1812. * In a few years, with the comple­ tion o f the Aswan High Diim, thu land will no longer be arid waste. So paradoxically, 3,200 years after they were built, the continued existence o f the temples of Abu Simbel is u n u tte r of urgency. They may be burled again, this tim e not by sand but the waters of th e vast lake—four tim es larger than Hoover Dam's Luke Mead— which will bo created by th e dam 200 miles away. In 1959, the United Arab Repub­ lic and the Sudan appealed to U N ­ ESCO for help In saving the monu­ m ents. Several plans were consider­ ed, but it was finally decided to cut them into huge 20 and 80-ton blocks, h oist them to the top of the cliff and reassemble them. Cost of the project was placed at $36 million. UNESCO launched an internation­ al fund drive, which netted $29.4 mil­ lion in pledges from nearly 50 na­ tions. This included $11.6 million from the U.A.It. and a pledge by President Kennedy of $12 million from the United States, subject to congressional approval The U R . aharo waa to come from some $54 million In so-called counter­ The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI)—Not long ago I saw an advertise­ ment for a new publication titled "A Living Legacy: How to Mika a Tape Recording of Your Life Story." Naturally 1 sent for a copy. The author sad publisher, Lester C. Worden, promised "a kind of Immortality” for aa little as $U, which ia the beat o f f e r I've had in monthi. It la not, alas, the kind of immortality 1 would have cboaea if 1 had bad a choice. I would have preferred hav­ ing my etatue erected ia front of Wooiy's Cafe In lferkel, Tex., my old home preserved Indefinitely a n d passed on from one genera­ But time Is moving on end tion to another,” thui far the folki beck home According to Worden, those have shown very little Inclina­ win have tried it "agree that tion to pcdestallie my like- It gives them a sense of ful­ nets, Aa thlnge now aland, 1 fillment they never before will have to eetUo for any experienced," kind of Immortality I can get. 1 can hardly wait to get Worden'e brand cilia for a started. 1 havealready ac­ minimum outlay of • » tor a quired • review copy of Uia tape recorder end 19 for bla book and the only thing prebook, which waa written In aently atandlng between me tlie form of a acript. and immortality is the price Merely by turning on the of the tape recorder. machine, picking up the mi­ While waiting for 930 to crophone end following the turn up, 1 have been trying script, people can "tell their to visualise how my descend story in ■ form which ctn be ante will use the tape, The ■cent cornea in like thla: My great great great grandion and bla wife are having a Herald Area Correspondents dinner parly. The lust, true to Altamonte Springs Geneva Ida heritage, hat quaffed a Mrs. Julia Marlon Mm. Joe. B. .Mathleu* few more cocktalla than ia 999-1919 349-4924 considered prudent. ■ear Lake-Forest City Lake Mery Knocking over ■ floor lamp Mrs. Marytaut Midas Mrs. Frances Wester to got averyou'a attention, •19-9979 121- f i l l j lie puts the lamp shade on his Caasalberry Lake Monroe head, stands upon Use coffee Mrs- Jane Ceseelberry Mm. M. L Johnson table and aayt, "I’ve got a 111-472) 699-1919 great idea. Let’s play my an­ Chuluota Lon(weed cestor.” Mrs. Joan Mag la Mrs. Donna Balsa 969-9719 929-21IT "Whit's that?” the guests Inquire. "A new game?” DeBary North Orlando Mrs. Adam Mail** Mrs. Doris Dean "No, U'a a tape recording 699-4416 122-1199 that waa made by my great Ostoem Deltona great g r e a t grandfather. Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Beyder Should be good for a lotta 949-MU 619-4941 laughs." Enterprise Oviedo Before bla wife caa atop Mian Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Lundy him, he iwilchea on the am­ 699-1111 965-9616 plifier and for tba next five hours the assemblage ia re­ galed by a nasal monotone re­ counting the high points of an G U p H a n f o r d f m t U i eventful life, . . . The night 1 won 97.80 Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, Juno 30, 1664 at bingo . , , The aummer 1 grew a three-pound equash WAirasa a. a i a u v , ssoitm a n a r e s m a s a . . , The day I shook bands raaass voltolissc. o n s u u n - c u n i a , » i u with Alf Landon . . . . i v u s s tm s r a s s T u e ana. v m c a a r aeeeelate H l u r Staff Pkotugraphw Telegraph sailor B o a st w a a . u n i ■aetata aeitsr • a m i a v e rts City BdUer ■vise evi O s s t r Better H e Week / . ___ a o t imSaa AdvsrllslaeMeat*** aov r i a t r asasrei Advertising Meaaxer a a a a s a r r a. irn n a rru a v irH iir ciassifls* Dtreeter g a s i a eiso ajsaju sa Uuileeie U tU |M sra a a w a u a o iu iiin i M eehaaleal Seat- sv a so a e m M aarwa •r aea SewleeSe ceesir I Year M l I Mtelbe ■It I Meetfce LM I Meath I few "it: M l • Meetaa AM I Heathe t.M I Meath «* * .VMM BasalMiene ptevlSa that all • a l l wheerisueaa l pats la alvatea, zens, "Sanford and Seminole County are deeply indebted (to Captain Ware) who has worked diligently and unceasingly to develop the fin est mil­ itary relationship that has hereto­ fore existed between the people of the City o f Sanford, Seminole Coun­ ty nnd the Naval A ir Station . . " Captain Ware's cooperation with local authorities could stand os a model for Armed Forces installations everywhere. He hesitated not one sec­ ond to play a vital rote in the life o f the community through every possi­ ble uvenue of approach. Load governing bodies, civic or­ ganizations, groups who sponsor nnd c a n y out worthwhile civic projects, have often expressed their deep ap­ preciation to Captain Ware for his participation in their particular ef­ fort!. Captain Ware probably was more closely associated with the Armed Forces Committee o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Thut group, in a resolution, cited Captain Ware for his untiring efforts in m aintaining the local base as a permanent station and his close cooper­ ation with the committee. But perhaps the finest tribute paid Bruce They Gave an Inch!" part funds— Egyptian money accru­ ed by the U.S. from food sales to the U.A.R. and which can only be spent In Egypt. The House Appropriations Com­ m ittee refused to endorse the pledge. Now, in the Senate, there is talk of postponing the m atter until next year. Work has begun on a coffer dam which will hold buck the water, al­ ready lapping at the fe et o f thu colos­ si, while the dismantling takes place. The savc-the-monumenls pro. Ject is now endangered, not only by delay but by the possibility that othcr nations may withdraw their pled­ ges should the U.S. renege. Why save Abu Simbel? John A. Wilson, director o f the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, spoke for more than archeologists when he said: "Like the pyramids and the sphinx, the temples of Abu Simbel were built for eternity. They have survived con­ querors and revolutions— and still have their triumphunt m essage that man goes on. . . . "We Americans In our conscious­ ness of the future should also tie very conscious that the past lias S|Hiken about a long and enduring future and has successfully concen­ trated th is m essage in the temples of Abu Simbel," It would lie m ost unfortunate if th e U.S. Congress, which has often ■pent money as if there were no tomorrow, deprived future generations o f theso great rellca o f an undent civilization through a f it o f meunIngiess economy. Dick West’s ■ aaav l joMxaoa Maaaslaa Killor K aunas a l u a e s s w th ey know, from personal observa­ tion as well ns from those who serv­ ed under his command, of the un­ paralleled accomplishments In the continued development of the Station. Probably Captain Ware will be re­ membered by m ost o f this area’s cit­ izens as the man who labored dili­ gently toward the successful continu­ ance of the load base us un oi>eraUtig facility of the U.S. Navy. As stated In a Joint resolution adopted by the City Commission of Sanford and the Seminole County Hoard o f Commissioners, which l*est expresses the sentim ents of the citi­ y .. V-* Kr TTV. e * *e r? WASHINGTON (NEA) — *• When the 10rt4 civil rights bill becomes law, it will be important to watch the effect of its equal employment op­ portunity provisions on the building trades field. If there is to be any new "white backlash” in reaction tn ‘this legislation, it may show up In northern cities among the more highly skilled craft union workers, particu­ larly tha electricians, the plumbers, and perhaps the bricklayers. I t waa in these trades that opponents of the civil rights bill found the most vigorous favorable response when they charged that the measure would undermine many epecific labor righte now assured by law —- including seniority and bargaining privilege*. '• Barbs By Hal Cochran Tha real danger In a loan Is that it's very likely to break up a fin* friendship. • • * Judging from the political speeches thus far at least six people are sure to be the Re­ publican nomine* for Presi­ dent, • Dr. Crane's and then fanged one of Use man's children, who narrowly escaped death. So we need to stress more firmly the fact that small or "baby” tlicfu are also a crime, whether they involve only a souvenir ash tray or salt shaker, restaurant spoon or hotel towel. Millions of Americans are petty thieves, figuring that H isn't a crime unless they cmbcizle large eumes—or else get caught I Shoplifting ia now the major crime wave in Ameriaa. And the most tragic aspect of thla form of stealing la the fact that moat of the culprits, when caught, show no shame or re­ morse. Ttiey are just irked because somebody spotted them I J. Edgar Hoover has like­ wise w*rncd us repeatedly about the breakdown in moral­ ity. It etane for lack of par­ ental Witching for 13,000.000 children now reside In broken homes. Rut many other youngsters with both parents together, still tie aot given specific * • It'a disgusting how mnny people are poor shots when tossing refuse toward a con­ tainer a t a picnic spot. Worry Clinic CASE T-Mi: Alex Z , aged 45, was a salesman riding in an airport lliiiou&ino with mo recently. lie was talking to another salesman whon I boarded thu limousine. ” Recently I had a couple of clients visiting tna in New York," Alex began. "So I took them to the Stork Club, figuring they'd be Interested in such a publicised spot. "Aa I laid a 920 bill on the bar to pay for our drink*, the barteodor rang up the amount. "Then be paused a second and asked me If 1 wanted to pay for the u h tray my pal bad filched from the bar or should I bill It to him. "Well, 1 hadn’t even aeen my friend steal the aah tray aa souvenir, but the bartender apparently had eye* in tlie back of hit head. "Then tile bartender said he had nice new ash trays, oeatly wrapped in individual boxes, which he'd given my client for 91, but he’d prefer to havo that used ash tray re­ turned to the bar. "When we were out oo the etreet, this client who had tried to filch the ash tray said: ‘Well, that teaches me a leaton.’ "1 supposed lie waa just trying to take a souvenir born# to hie wife, and I imagine a lot of olbere get caught the same way, else why would the barteodor have those new ash trays, already boxed for saleT” A friend of mine once brought home a baby rattle­ snake , much to hia wife's shock and horror. "But it can't hurt," he argu­ ed, “for it ie just a baby.” But But baby rattlesnake aooo grow into a bigger aoake ^ Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook k -h in 7 to Captain Ware is the fact that among all In Sanford bro Seminole County he won the admiration and respect o f the citizens. His contribu­ tions to the life o f this nrea will long be remembered by those who even remotely knew him as well ns by those among which he was closely associated. _ , , The Herald joins all of Scmlnola County's thousands upon thousands o f citizens in a hearty "Well done!’* As he and bis lovely wife go to Pensacola to mnke their home, thu best wishes of Sanford and Seminole County go with them. s e e The AFL-CIO IS, of course, totally committed to the equel employment opportunity sec­ tion. It notes, too, that 111 of Its 130 affiliated Internation­ al unlone hare no eegregated local* of uny any sort. In the n-maining 10 internationals, the federation lays only 172 locals practice segregation. Altogether , 53,000 local* are affiliated with the AFL-CIO. Aa explained by union epokl earner, the problem of drsegrnlion on job* bear* peculiar­ ly on some of the long estab­ lished craft unions. The key point, In the craft workers' view, ia that the construction field dues not of­ fer the continuity of employ­ ment which the average fac­ tory worker enjoys. New men — Negroes, Puerto Ricans or whatever — flooding Into the building trades Job market are thus seen a* a far great­ er threat than in tha indue trial field. Except in a relatively few case* where preferential hir­ ing of veteran craftsmen Is arranged, no Job ssnlority exists. Hence, if a particular list of job aeeksr* ia sudden­ ly swollen by 25 additional men and toUla 75 Instead of 50, ths veteran electrician or plumber tees his work oppor­ tunities markedly diluted. It Is this fluidity in ghe job outlook which evidently must alurtu* some cruft Onion workers, THERE 18 ANOTHER, per­ haps touchier, aspect: Cruft unions hava a unity unknown moral braining by the "Caro When tha aho* fit* why d“ so many woman taka it off Method.” Take up Jieae specific moral and and pick a smaller slieT • * * problems, one at a time, la Sunday School or in a gram­ Bard knocks are good fer mar school discussion period. you, eays a college professor. Remember, memorizing tba Not if it’a a bill collector at Ten Commandments,does NUT tha door, * * • produce moralists! Parents and teachers mutt Who remembers when a bring those generalized Ten wife had to hide in n bath­ Commandments down to earth room so she could take a few by specific casee, just as law puffe on a cigarette I * • e and medical students arc taught by the case method. In some cases a blank mind Send for my "Behavior Teat and a desk big enough to hold for Teen-Agers," enclosing a both feet make a big bos*. long stamped, return envelope, * • e plus 20c. It applies to gram­ From what wa read, aoma Tasmania, an Ulsnd stale mar schoolers, too. of the reform schools ought of tho commonwealth of Aus­ Use It to help inject tba tralia, waa called Van Diem­ specific case, method into to be reformed. * training children the differ tore* batwwes right tn. wrong * * Maybe parents do havo to wait quite a while for young­ ster* to get dreesed for Sun­ BIRD FEATHERS day school, but It's worth it. Feathers grow only in cer­ tain areas of a bird’s body, Each kind of btid baa a pat­ tern of ita own in which Its feathers grow. Only kiwis ■nd penguins have feathers evenly spread out over all parti of the body. WHY PAY MORE to the big industrial unlnna. The craft union is in many ways the center of its mem­ bers' lives. They are depend­ ent on it for whatever contin­ uity of employment they can manage. They feel a special ldenty with It. This produces strong pursonul associations In ninny in­ stances. Thrss are reinforced by the fact that much of thu highly skilled craft work in construction is performed by small teams working closely together under subcontractors. This circumstance, say un­ ion spokesmen, contribute* significantly to the resistance such workers exhibit toward a broad Invselon of Negroes or other rraft “outsider*." Thla resistance Is felt, of course, all tlie way down to union apprentic* training programs. Craft union officials insist they do not act from segregationist motives. But segregation seeme to be the net effect of their effort* to keep building trades Jobs "within the existing family" in the quit* ’Iteral sons*. N E G R O LEADERS IN NEW Y O R K , Philadelphia Cleveland, Chicago and other large centers find the** bar­ rier* infuriating. In Philadel­ phia, for instance, they com­ plain that trade unions are the only reul fout-druggers in nn otherwise admirable co-op­ erative city effort a t massive Job retraining. Soon those problem! wilt b« set against a brand new civil right* framework. The troubled craft unions may prove a critical pressure point as tha new rules begin to get their test. HAVE i * < >i { i :v i ; h y en's Land until 1659. Antony Van Diaman waa the gover­ nor general of the C u t In­ die* at whoa* command Abel Turns n, tbs Dutch navigator, sailed. EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES B U Y O N E • GET O N E MomjCa/ttoi p a i n t s SKCMI QUART PRICKS ONI COAT FOR 1 LOW PRICE ACtTUC LATB M0U9i PAMT 2 TRIM AMD PCCa O n s' 9 •m ss* 34 IMAMU, “ S S iT “ 2 ~'24* a *AM* 'a o o ALOIS INAMIL A A auo a tta in a* avwsa am aiea ana txnaw a ra a m *WTMl rata par annum ONLY — L IV IN G ROOM O U T F IT la Warm m im iu m high d ■uv J A N D SAVS *8” MUb FREE a o ia Caaaclberrjr 838-7681 208 W. 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Harold The 1064 all star tearna for Kryder who reeldce on Laka the City Recreation Depart­ Drive down Cawelberry way. U n . Kryder wanted to knot* ment’* Little League* and the If more than one entry could Junior Boya League w en an­ be aubmttted In the UnlvereRy nounced today by department of Florida'* Homecoming Slo­ officiate who tallied the vot­ gan Content. We checked a couple of ing by the managers of th* •ourtea and found out every­ respective teams in the three thing In the world about the circuits. conteit except what we realIn the Junior Boys loop Ro­ V wanted to know. tary, Shrine and CPO placed Mr*. Kryder and her hut- three men each on the star band, who la retired, are studded team with the Clrinaking their heme In Cat- tana and tha Elks placing two •eiberry. They're from In­ each, and the Kiwanla and diana and like Florida, CaaLake Mary putting on* each aelberry and The Herald on tha club. very much. Danny Lee, John Butte and Thank*, folk*! IF* nice Larry Williams of CPO; Steve to have you. By the way, Mr*. Kryder Leach, Ron Dudley and Billy eaid she had worked up about Grace/ of th* Shrlnet Frank 150 alogan* for the homecom­ Whigham, Buddy Stumpf and ing contest Th»l’« the brain Tommy Bryant of Rotary) department to the grindstone. Jlmijiy William* and RanWe hop* they're aucceoafuL dolpf Scott of Clvitanf Chris I I I Akers and Don Nicholas of Coach John Grdljan of the the Elks, Steve Gordie of KiOrlando Broncos announced wanl* and Charlie Lytle of that be baa decided to get an Lake Mary make up the all earlybird start on conditioning ■tar outfit. Skipper Senkarik, Stephen players tor tbs *64 season. In fact, workouts started Moo- Push, Stephen Hitchcock and day. The Bronooe have 37 Bubbia Park of Hunt; David players who weigh more than Wiggins, A! Grooms and Ed 100 pounds or better and !■ Grooms of First Federal) of them tip the scales at 230 David Lee, Bill Schmidt and or more. Heaviest man on the Mike RICharde of the Loco­ squad la tackle RooaeveM motive Engineers) Ruts Gor­ Brown. At cix-foot-slx he die, Stan Wlnfrae and Rick weighs In at 280. 8m!Ut of Chase) and Mike •' • • Laubert and Kip Braden of Gulfstream Park contribu­ Standard Oil comprise the Lit­ ted ■ seasonal record of 4.S tle National's all atar team. million plea to the State of Little American League nil Florida from Us 1M4 racing atari a n Andy Rufus, Fndle meeting of 41 days, The pre­ Turman, Scott Harris, Walter vious record, set In tIM, wee Jordan and Wyann Ktnaey of bettered by mere than fISO,tha Navy) Tommy Gracey and Mark Cockman of Psrfectlon) Joe Paulina and Frank Wil­ Seminole High’s Booster Club President Ray Harris liams of Florida State Bank) baa announced that a meeting Andy Adcock, Tommy Whigof last year's board of dir­ ham and Gordon Bradley of ectors and this year’s new Georges) and Mike Rudd, Mike board wil be held at 7:30, Fri­ nickaon and George Freese of day night, at the Seminole Sanford Atlantic National. School Board office on Com­ Honorable mention In the mercial Avenue. All old and Junior League went to Mika new members of the hoard Btubbln* of CPO, Mike Long •re urgently requested to be of the 8hr!ne, Tommy Austin present. and Wally Jernlgan of Klwans e e Is and Roger Leap of Lake Floyd Pattersoo, former Mary. Coaches named to the heavyweight champion, says honor taam were Jerry C»pbe'a gunning for another shot ■haw of tha Shrine and Fred • t the title next Sunday when Miller of tha Elk*. he meets ranking contender Little National League al­ Eddie Macben In Stockholm. ternates Include Richard Frank "I consider Macben the chief of Chats, Doug Malsawskt of obstacle In my drive for the the Engineers and Dana Ho­ title,'' saya Floyd, who also gan of Hunt's Comets. In th* admita the bout la for prestige LltUa American Steve Rawls rather than money because, of George's, Andy Steels and aa he puts It, “I'm ■ fairly Gene Bertrang of Florida wealthy man." Btata'a Bankers were named Floyd aim saya, “If I can alternate*. whip Eddie I'm pretty con­ Junior Leagua all atari fident I can take the title from Cassius Clay because will play as a team in post season play with gamss to be of my speed and style." Tike it from us, there are scheduled by the coaehee with boxing fans here and the other teams from nearby cit­ world over who'd like to see ies. The all stare will play the a man of Patterson's calibre winner of the loop's playoff back oo the heavyweight between tha Elka and the throne. Seems m people out Shrine and wilt attempt to of • thousand heard enough schedule a contest with Post of Cassius within 34 hours af­ 68's American Legion team. ter bis fluke win over Liston The Little National and to laat l lifetime. Little American all star teams will represent Sanford In poet season diatriet and Lema Enters tournament play In various ar­ CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) eas of the stata. — Tony Lome, who won the Cleveland Open laat weekend, will compete In the Britiah Endorses 'Day' Open early next month. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Lyndon B. Johnson ’Skins Ink Brown announced Sunday that ha is WABHINOTON (UP!) — giving “hearty and enthus­ The Washington Redeklna iastic" support and approval completed signing of thalr to National Foundation Base­ 1004 rookie crop with tha ros­ ball to be held In all baseball ter additions of Florida of­ parka throughout the country next Saturday, fensive end Russ Brown. THE SHRINE NINE, winners o f th e second half o f play in th e City Recreation Department’s Junior B oys League uro feted by Shrino officials (from left) Itoy G. W illiams, W. K. McRoberU and Harold Kastner. Members of th e club pic­ tured above are Stove Bailey, Danny Butler, Restauranfers Set Pace In Sandspur After only five weeks of bowling in the Sandspur* Lea­ gue at Jet Janes, Rosa end Wilk's Restaurant holds a five game lead other loop teams. In second place with a record of 11 wins and nine loaiee are the girls of Plerro Manufacturing Co., followed closely by three teams tied for t h i r d place—Harold's Spar Service, P. Zcull and Sons and Jet Lanes with Mary Brown's Beauty Shop next. In thli week's play the Rose and Wllk'a Restaurant team took four points from Mary Brown's Beauty Shop and tho Jet Lanes team took four points from Harold’s Spar Service team. Carolina Plerro converted two splits, tha 8-7 and the 8-10, and Betty CalIsn picked up tha 7-9-10, Dot Johnson picked up the 2-7 and th* 6-7-9. Marge Calderon mad* the 6-6 apllt to round out tha night's aharpshooting. Florida State Resalta Monday Night Ft. Lauderdale 4, Sarasota 2 Miami 3, St. Petersburg 0 Tampa 1,Orlando 0 Lakeland at Daytona Beach, ppd. rain Top $ Winner DUNEDIN, (UPI) — Arnold Palmer took ever first place In the PGA money-win­ ning list and red-hot Tony Lema vaulted into second place today ahead of Jack Nlcklaus, who had been tha top golf money winner al­ most all year. Hayes Out NEW BRUNSWICK, N. I. (UPI) — Bob Hayes of Flor­ ida AAM, winner of th* Na­ tional AA.U. 100-meter daih on Saturday, said he will aek official permission to skip naxt week's Olympic tryouts In New York because of a pulled hamstring muscle In hi* left leg. Cops Saranac NEW YORK (UPI) — L t Btevens, owned by Ernest Wood, won tilt 129,300 Baranae handicap at Aqueduet East Tops West BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI)— The East defeated the West, 18-16, in the fourth unnual All-America football game, m A Kedah I A mmaesJ aLAla llJm ^WIe* W I f l f t l nWi Nfi W m if I ) ft / ii j Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP r 110 8. PARK AVB. R E A L GXP YORK By John A. Spolskl Why of course It was Just yesterday when 1 said that In four more weeks It'd be time for ths 3rd Annual Flra Cracker Special Tournament. Really, wasn’t it Just yester­ day T My how the time goes byl The above pertalna to our column of four weeka ago when we first started talking of this tournament and would­ n't you know it but that time la already upon ua, Tha qualifying started last Monday and Indications ar* that wo're going to have quite a few bowling in this tourney, sponsored by Dob's Restaurant and Truck 8top and Harold'a Spar Bsrvlce Stations. Remember, tha top 10 qual­ ifier# start Ui* double* elim­ ination Friday at 9 p.m. Have you rolled your three game qualifying aeries, yet? In the event we haven’t mentioned It before, the pub­ lic la Invited all three days of the eliminations. Thesa dates and times ar* as fol­ lows: Rounds one and two, Friday at 0 p.m.) rounds three and four, Saturday at 7 p.m.j and rounds fiva thru eight Sunday at 2 p.m. Come on out and cheer for your favorite! Now let's take a quick look at league happenings. In the Friday night Mr. and Mrs. League, Hslen Alt­ man was high for the Mr*, with a 183/483 set and new­ comer Bob RctaUc'a 210/687 was good ‘nuff to lead the gents. Bob tosses a mighty fine strike ball, I’ll tell you. Pat WUIli Joined the elite group of kegler-ettea who've now bowled a 200.plus game In league pley. Pat J U a t made It with an even 200 while tolling In the Friday A.M. Navy Wives League. Al­ so Just making It Into that "‘charmed circle” was Verna Bolton with an even deuce. Rose Patrick captured th* icriea honors with a S00 act. On Wednesday evening In th* Balt and Chain League, tho name of Bolton comes to the fore. Verna again had that pocket pretty well cov­ ered aa aha finlehod with a 180/478 let. Others sharing In­ dividual recognition are Lea Dooley — 202 and Gene Ro­ ger® — 611. This moat bo another one of those weeka for those un­ usually high games to be rolled. Look at aoma of these ■cores and you'll bo quick to agree, also — 264, 267 and 2691 I I Th# "low boy" of 264 was ■hot in tha Tuesday night Ruslneaimen’s League by Eldrldga of the Late Four team. This should certainly qualify him for a Centrury Patch — bowling 100 pins over hla cur­ rent average. By the way, Alexander won high aeries In this league with a 666. Next on up tha ladder la the 267 game belonging tq John Kneeland of th* Singles Classic League. John unload­ ed hla against Don Ethel!, hla Monday night opponent In this league. Four game to­ tal series went to SpUt-ikl, 790. Yaw, here’s somethin for you, Johnny-boyl That Eldridge you've been talking ’bout a paragraph or two back la Juat 10 years of age. Another one of the young­ sters who tin t started to learn the art of 10-pins from the Beturdey morning Junior Bowling League. Not here in Banlord, however! He’s re­ cently transferred Into our area. Congratulations! Our “Bowler’s Salute of the Week" goes to Navy-man Chuck Basinger of the VAH6 Line teem for rolling that glgantle 269 scratch game. President Phil Roche of the Sanford Men's Bowling As­ sociation announced t o d a y that two aponsors have been estebllshed for the forthcom­ ing ipedel —- The Third An­ n u e l Firecracker Tourna­ ment. Bob'* Restaurant and Truck Stop and Harold's Spar Serv­ ice Station have been Identi­ fied as co-iponiora for the double eliminations singles ■cratch tournament. Thera are two divisions with duplicate pritea being awarded In each division. Tho “A" group will feature bowlera with averages of 170 and over while tho “B" Division will cater to those with aver­ ages of 169 and under. The qualifying matches will continue thru July 2 with ■quad* each evening at 7 and 9 P.M. Tho top 16 qualifier* In each division will begin elim­ inations Friday and continue through Sunday. First place will be worth 680 and a trophy to each of tha division winner*. United Press Internstlonal There's no relief hi sight for the rest of the American Lea­ gue from the “monster” that stalks the Boston bullpen. The sight of tireless huge Dick Radati walking to the mound has become as familiar to Bostonians as Fenway Park itself—only much more assur­ ing. Radatz appeared for the third time in two days Mon­ day night and with the usual results, another Red Sox vic­ tory. The huge righthander mowed down the Kansas City Athletlea for 2U Innings to preserve a 4-3 decision and collect hla 13th save of the year. The "monster,” who worked scoreless relief stints In both ends of Sunday's doubleheader sweep by the Red Sox, now haj appeared In five of the last six Boston games and 40 games this season. At this pace, Ra­ dati a 243-pounder la a cinch to shatter the major league record for appearance In one season of 75 by William While of Cincinnati back in 1879. Baltimore ran Its win streak to seven and increased Its league lead to 4Vk games over the idle Yankees by whipping the Twins 8-3; the White Sox blitzed the Indians 3-1 with ■ 10th Inning surge and the Senators stopped the Tigers 3-3 in the only other games. SEVEN - YEAR - OLD Toni Osborne, a San­ ford junior golfing ace, won second place hon­ ors in tho 18th annual Pee W ee Golf Cham­ pionships for girls in the 6-7 ngc division a t Kio Pinar C o u n t r y Club. Toni’s 1 0 -h o le score of 121 was seconly to Cara Cormican, age 6, Orlando, who posted an 89. Rains Wash Out LL and Junior Loop Playoffs Winners of the opening contests in the Little League city scries between the Com­ et* of Hunt I.lneoln-Mercury and the Navy and the Junior Boys League playoff between the Shriner* and the Elks were rain and wet grounds. Monday afternoon's gullywasher sent both affairs down the drain. W L P e t GB Weather permitting, the Baltimore 46 23 .646 Little League acriea will get 40 28 .368 4th underway tonight at Fort Mel­ New York 38 29 .367 6 lon Park with Hunt meeting Chicago 38 33 .521 • Minnesota tha Navy, and the Junior 36 37 .403 11 League playoff will start Its Benton Cleveland 33 36 .478 12 opening game between the Lo* Ang. ?5 39 ,473 12 Elks end the Shrlnera at San­ 32 37 .464 13 ford's Memorial Stadium. Detroit 30 43 .400 18 Waeh. Both tilta are scheduled for 28 43 .384 19 7:30. Kan. City Monday Result* Chicago 3 Cleveland 1 Washington 3 Detroit 3 Baltimore 8 Minnesota 8 Boston 4 Kansas City S Monday’s Results Only games scheduled Charlotte 12 Chattanooga 4 Wednesday's Games Lynchburg 6 Knoxville 4 Wash, at Chicago (T-N) Aihvllle 2 Columbus 1 Cleveland at Detroit (N) Birmingham 4 Macon 1 Loa Ang. at Baltimore (N) Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston (N) American League Southern League CHICAGO (UPI) — ExYankee star Eddie Lopat, booted from hla field mana­ ger's Job with Uie Kansas City Athletlea earlier this month, today found hlmsolf back In th* groove with Char­ les Finley, who put him in charge of the A’a minor lea­ gue player development pro­ gram. Case To Coach CINCINNATI (UPI)—Carey Stengel of the New York Mete and Fred Hutchinson of tha Cincinnati Reda will serve aa National League coaches under manager Walter Alston of Loa Angeles in the AllStar game at Shea Stadium, New York, July 7. By Joe Gergen UPI Sports Writer It’s a sad day for Bob As pro monte and the reason Is time­ ly. Today is the last day of June, a month In which tha Houston third baseman has en­ joyed the biggest boom of his major league career. Aspromonle put the finish. Ing touches on the month Mon­ day night when be unloaded a grand alam home run in the first Inning and helped the Colts rout the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1. It was Aspromonte's second grand slammer and seventh homer of the month, which may not appear too startling until you realize that Slats, an he Is frequently called, never has hit more than U home runs In any season. Philadelphia loot no ground to league-leading San Fran­ cisco, however, as the Giants were beaten 4-3 by the Meta on Jesse Condor's ninth-inn­ ing homer. The Dodgers outscored the Pirates 7-6, the Braves battered the Cardinals 7-4 and the Rods clubbed the Cubs 6-1 in other National League games. National League W L FcL GB San Fran. 44 28 .611 42 27 .609 »h Phila. 38 32 .543 5 Pitt*. Clan, 38 33 .335 5th Chicago 34 34 .300 8 St. LouU 36 37 .493 8*4 Milwaukee 35 37 .486 9 Houston 35 39 .473 10 Loa Ang, 34 38 .472 10 New York 22 S3 .203 24th Monday's Result* Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1 Los Ang. 7 Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 7 St. Louis 4 Houston 6 Phil 1 New York 4 San Fran 3 Wednesday’s Games St. Louis at Milwaukee (N) Phils at Los Angeles (N) Chicago at Cincinnati (N) New York at Houston (N) Pittsburgh at San Francisca Santa Wins THE CURRAGH, Ireland (UPI) — Santa Claus, an Irish colt, won tha 6202,110 1 Vi-mil* Irish Swtep'a Darby MOVING? Bock With A ’s International League Monday's Results Syracuse 4 Toronto 3 Buffalo 8 Rochester 6 Atlanta 5 Richmond 3 Columbus 13 Jacksonville 2 CALL ■ ■■ M O VIN G AND STORAGE F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C e l e y Avc*. CO . INC. 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(Herald Photo) Aspromonle Hits Grand Slammer To Nip Phils SANFORD PR. 8214241 GATOR LUM BER & HARDW ARE Cosh and Carry 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7X21 �* •» TU 1 * t. Warning Given On Limited Test Ban Treaty 4 Florida Boys Win Medals WASHINGTON (UPI) - A House Republican task force ha* raised warning signals about the limited nuclear lest ban treaty and Its effect on U. S. military superiority over the Russians. The group In a report Mooday attacking the administra­ tion’s foreign and military pol­ icies. said: "The United States must sustain a full and continuous underground testing program, maintaining on a standby basis a ’readiness to test’ program in the three forbidden environ­ ments o! land, sea and space. "If we do not, we wciken our chances of maintaining whatever fading nuclear ad­ vantage we might now hare." The Republican “ task forre" on U. S. strategy and strength noted with considerable con­ cern the reliance which the administration is placing on missiles for defense in can of nuclear attack. It commcngd: "Significantly, the miaile systems to which the adnlnistratlon would trust the en­ tire strategic deterrent wre all developed under the Elanbower administration, with Do new strategic missile systtn system being added or lmiinent under the current admpIstration, yet it is known tut only manned bombers presrfly have the capability of 6llverlng thermonuclear bod) loads of from 20 to 50 megtons "It is doiibtfid that the U(ted States could refine ylcld-v wslgfat ratios In large thermnuclear weapons to the pot where they could be rcllatv delivered by new manned r unmanned systems under tk term s of the limited nuclc; test band treaty." The GOP legislators sal "this becomes a particular vital m atter in view of tl known ‘hardening’ of Sovi: strategic strike systems. "Should the Soviet Unit achieve 'a substantial m a rs of Invulnerability with respe to these systems as a resu of a ’nuclear freeze,’ the n effect would be one of dost a l Usalion," they said. Free World coniumption e nickel in 1963 reached a hlg of 625 million pounda. Legal Notice IV TUB CJHCITT COCRT O TUB NINTH Jt'DICI*!, HI c u rr. iv avi » p u n * km WOI.K COIINTV. K I.O IU D A . chanckiiv vo. w a n T B D E R A I , N A T IO N A t. MOIT GAGK AS SOCIATION, a Co w oratloa, P lalnIK f . .... Scripture Secrets NEW YORK (UPI)—Arche­ ology it unlocking tome of the mott intriguing mysterici of the Scriptures, according to a California professor of relig­ ion. Dr. Jack Finegan, of the Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, has taken to the air Sundays on NBC-TV’s "Frontiers of Faith" program to demonstrate his theory, showing excavation scenes, artifacts and maps illustrat­ ing the work of scientists who have thrown new light on ob­ scure passages of the Bible. “ Archeology," s a y s Dr. Finegan, "is like a huge Jig­ saw puzzle, with a piece of a wall, a fragment of stone, a piece of pottery and an In­ scription, Put them together and they tell an exact story. “The Gospel, according to Luke, tells of Jesus' birth and how he grew up. But Jose­ phus, the early historian, Jus­ tin Martyr, the Christian phil­ osopher, a:..’ Origen. the Alex­ andrian scholar, give varying accounts. Some say Jesus was born in a stable; some aay in a cave. The job of archeology is to search Bibli­ cal accounts, try to find sources of information, ex­ plore and excavate." conelderatlon. the , VICKI McARDLh, 15 year oM daughter of .A.T.MC B tm lA rd le disrobed U ? u £ . i o f^ k jn c h e a M llla end Of 112 t*1'. C h rle tg 4 .2 2 3 4 Shunnon m easures a n d l i k e s "pubu".* h - r t - n -111 be beitwirling, d a n c i n g , ia the aemtnote county couqnusic, a r c h e r y and Houee, County CommUeloner. nnig T h„ C0I,te s t will netdsV,*j u i / 1*!. n«4 at t tfce held thi» Friday and v . m . o r an noo n t h e r e a f t e r *gftt Urday a t the F ourth C ounty B onlaO f 00“ ™'“ *"* _ ___ _ July Fiesta being iponsored by the Long- ? .m in ° .u c ^ n T L » .4 ? o o d D i r e c t o r ................. ^ b l l e h J u n e M , M. >»««. A COLD DRINK break, especially in 11R degree temperatures, was cnjoy­ ed by Civic Association Members Hugh Long, Chester Rcnrick, K ress Wal­ ter and J. Pettcrson, loft to right, when they were working last week on the roof of the lied Cross Room nt the DeBnry Civic Center. (Cox Photo) far laI*m e Ilea Sag A4v*ftiil*| lelet Cal 668-5843 • DeBary e -sft. FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUYS AND ONE GREAT PLACE TO BUY ( NOWat your Chevrolet dealer)!) JOINT C H I E F S ' CHIEF— Gen. Earle G. Wheeler hat been named chairman of the Joint Chiefs of SUIT, with ilntment of Gen. Max­ well D. Taylor as ambassador By Mr*. It. L. Johnson Commencement Exereiica to South Viet Nam. In Uiq Wednesday evening, J u n e shuffle, Taylor replaces re­ signing Henry Cabot Lodge, 24th, a t tha Lake Monroe and Wheeler steps up from Baptist Church closed out a Army chief of stsff. highly successful eight days of Hummer Bible School. Elghty-threo children were enrolled with an average at­ tendance of 76 daily. A t tha commencement exercises each department proudly displayed their handywork to their parenta. They wera taught aonga, poems, B I b 1» varaea and crafts. These were on display in the various classrooms. Mra. Joe Douthitt was in charge of the commencement program. Beverly Spivey was Bible Bearer; carrying the Flags wera Randy Boyd a Buddy McGough and Trumpet player* were Van Stuart and Ferrell Hickson. Workers and their divisions were; Nursery — Betty Bak­ er, Brenda Hatchel and Ric­ HEATING ky Boyd; Beginners — Diana Boston, Janice Boston, .San­ AND dra Burk and Kicky Mero; Primary—Mra. Robert Mann, >CO O LIN G Mrs, Aubrey Dunn and David McGough; Juniors — Mra. D, C, Spivey, Mrs. Paul Ia-oIS J 0 U £ polaa, Miss Sylvia Giles and Miaa Pat Must. Pianist and BUSINiSSI Secretary — Mrs. James Gil­ es. •Commercial, Superintendents o f t h a Industrial, and school were Rev. and Mrs. Trailer Application Joe Douthitt. Richard Odell and Michael Bennett wars Too! handymen and tha refresh­ CALL TODAY ment committee was made up of Mra. Ed Ogleaby, Mra. l OW l o w 1 1 FMS Brown Swaggerty and Esalea Swsggcrty. ELECTRIC T j i i t « rH o » e r D i M r t r t " T h e o l e C o u n t y b e e u t y c o n ­ n s t t . of n w u o f n b i 4 ' t e a t . S h e i a 5 f e e t , 3 pe> M m l n o l e Legal Notice NOT1CH TO THE PITH,10 NOTICE IS HE IlK Ur GIVEN that Hi* ltiuiril of Adju*tin*nt of lli* City of Nanfont will holil a S[»*i-I*l Medina on Tliur*ilay, July *, ISM. In (ha City Hull al I'M P. M. In nrder In n>n*4d*r a r*nu**t for a var­ iance »f Ih* V.onlna oritlnanc* rear yard reiiulremrnl* am p* tain* to property located < the Eaet one-half of loila and 30, Holilrn Huhdlvl*4nn. II. I. Perkin*, Chairman ruMleh June 10, ISM cda - i : o i GENERAL r r. t . r . h ? ? o ^ U u 7 dMcr“ E i . n r t m e n t i n t h i s y e a r ’s ed p r o p e rty p re e en tly » ° " * M j S 8 F l a m e o f S e m i n - F ort at. sure .Bi°on ^ n ' o i d ^ ' ^ h ^ r j ^ r i v e . S an fo rd w ill inn to d e te rm in e th e f*aaiw i r e p r e s e n t th e L in d e rii,r o f r e c o m m e n d i n n t o S e v i l l e V o l u n t e e r F i r e D e - H o ed mystery surrounding the city of Capernaum. “Capernaum was the center of Jesus’ work but there is no city by that name," he says. "How can we find it? The Bible gives clues to its loca­ tion and excavation has re­ vealed the ruins of an an­ cient synagogue, the very place where Jesus taught and worked.” Dr. Finegan (Jack Is his name, not a nickname) and his wile have spent many years tracing the travels of John and Jcsua recorded in the Scriptures. From the time he was a stu­ dent at Drake Univarsity’s College of the Bible until he received his m aster's degree In theology at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School, Dr. Finegan had wondered about differing interpretations of New Testament events offer­ ed by historians and theolo­ gians. After studying archeol­ ogy at the University of Ber­ lin, he was determined to adopt a scientific spprosch to Bible history. Dr. Finegan was bom in Dei Moines, lows, raised on a ranch In Wyoming and Is an expert at twirling a lasso. He also Ji a flying and boating enthusiast, loves mountain climbing and drove a racing car. Announces i IJ VBS Program In Lake Monroe 14. 11*4- a fter ^ Archeology Pierces If. B e c k w i t h . J r C l a r k of L’l r c u l t C o u r t Uy: M a r t h a T. V lh le n , D ( J O S E P H U. MUUABKO A tto rn ey a t Lew P. a Hot I I I P e rn P erk . F lorida P u b l l e h J u n e SI, IS * CDA-10 iK x iia i.K c o u n t* B o v iN o c o H M ise io v u ents were escorted by Lt. Cdr. J. O. Yaneros and toured the control tower and a static display of nircraft. The (group v n s urso served refresh­ ments ut the Lake Golden play area. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS, Instructed by Mrs. Andrew J. Brncken, recently visited Recon­ naissance Attack Squadron 3 ut the Sanford Naval Air Station and posed for this picture in front of one o f the nircraft. Mrs. Bracken’s stud­ O L E V C. n o n m . R a n d Al.IC K . aO U D L K , hl » Wife, D efendant N O T H '* O P BVIT IV m n t T O A O B P O W K C LO al'B ] T O I (1I.KN c. o o n m . E ■■ A L IC K K. a O H I I L E , h wtf*. R a*ld *nc* u n k n o w n . T o u , D e f e n d a n t s , a r e liereli notified t h a t a com plaint t foreclose a c e r ta in m o r ta a s on th e fo llo w in g d*acrll>* p r o p e r l y , e l l u t e , l r l n * e n d b« I n a In H em ln o le C o u n t y , Kloi Id a. t o - w i t : L o t I, B lo c k <1. TOWN B IT E O P SO U T H C lllILt OTA. e eu b d lv lelo n , a c e o r f | Inn t o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r f j • d In P i e t n o o k 1, p a y e e I t o IS, In clu alv a, o f t r | P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f Item n o la C o u n t y . K l o r l d s ; h a e b e a n filed a a a l n a l y o u I t h e a b o v e s t y l e d s u i t a n d yn a r e r e q u i r e d t o e e r v e a co p « ( y o u r A naw er o r Plaadln t o t h e C o m p l a t n l o n IMelr tlffe atto rn ey . JO SEPH > MLIIAHK O. P. O. H o t It F e r n P o r k . F l o r i d a , e n d fil t b a o r l a l n a l A n s w e r o r Plead Inn In t h e o f fi c e o f t h e Cler o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r be f o r t h e l l r d d a y of J u l y . ISt I f y o u f e l l t o d o eo. e d ecr e p r o r o n f e e e o w ill he l a k * a n e tn e t you fo r th e relief d. m e n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d of f l c l a l se a l of o f fic e a t B a n fo r. r e m l n o l e C o u n t y , t h i s ISIh da o f J u n e , list. (SHAM A rthur PITTSBURGH <UPl>-Four brothers whose chance discov­ ery of dynamite averted a railroad catastrophe In Flor­ ida were honored today by the Carnegie Hero Fund Com­ mission. They were among II heroes cited by ' the commission which was established in 1901 by Andrew Carnegie, Pitts­ burgh steel magnate. Four of (he awards were posthumous. A bronze medal went to each THE SPOTLIGHT will be on ‘‘John,’ nice littlo of the Hopkins Brothers of b«rbecuing-siied porker, in the greased pig con­ Titusville. They are Roger, 18; test to be held Saturday a t the Longwood Vol­ Andcr, 14: Delma, 12, and Wil­ unteer Fire Department’s Fourth o f July liam, 9. Fiesta. In the photo, Thercsn E stes looks on The boys were walking alaughingly as Fireman John O'Barr holds the long a railroad track at Mims, at dusk list Feb. 12 "star attraction" for the snapshot to he niude. when Andcr’a foot snagged on (Herald Photo) a wire. He pulled at the wire and found a dry cellbattcry. Roger Jerked the wires from the battery and lie ami his brother began searching the ^ Perry Publications, Inc. area between the tracks Shouting to the other brothers to help because they knew a train was due in a few min­ utes, the boys removed 43 H The Publication of a New Community sticks of dynamite, each 18 inches long. Newipeper to Serve the Fast Growing A train approached at 60 DeBiry-Deltoni Area. mtlca on hour but the boys were unable to flag It down. The boys then told their father of the dynamite amt he noti­ fied authorities who found and r*j-_ removed one broken and one whole stick of dynamite. There Will B« Published Evsry Thursday Beginning was no damage to the train. July 2 — AND WILL BE DELIVERED EVERY WEEK INTO EVERY HOMEI Volunteer Fire ft)cpartm ent a t R eiter's I ^ ejd 0Q g R 434. 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V-7G42 H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SECO N D AN D PA LM ETTO SAN FORD 322-0711 J I ~ it �rag e 8 — T u n § TO, T W l Miss Betty Jean SLloyd T O UN.C Watrous Are United In Matrimony MRS. IRA SOUTHWARD, right, l« presenting n g ift of silver to Mine Judy Herron, center, bride-elect, a t a recent bridal luncheon. A t the left in Mrs. Ray Herron, mother o f the bride-elect. Miss Lois Karnes Married To Mr. M ajor In Home Rite The beautiful garden of the Alien Kamei home on Mir­ ro r Drive wai the iccne of the impreaiive double ring m ar­ riage ceremony of t b e 1 r daughter, Mil* Lola Ann Xarnea, to Donald Glen Ma­ jor, »on o! Mr, and Mra. Carl Major, Knoxville, Tcnn., on June V, at 3:30 p.m. with the Rev. James Hardin officiating end Mr*. Charier Sassmun durnlahlng the traditional nup­ tial hymns. Olvcn in marriage by her father, Lt. Allen 0. Karnes, the bride was lovely in a white linen sheath with a full length lace coat. Her headpiece was a lace veil, and she carried a white prayer Itook, centered with a while orchid. Miss Faye Karnes attended her sister as maid of honor, and she was attired in a blue jersey sheath featuring blue embroidery and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Carl Major served his son as best man. The bride's mother was stunning in a burgundy velvet aheath with matching acces­ sories and the groom's mother chose a smart beige linen cn- scmble with matching acces­ sories. Fallowing the garden wed­ ding, a reception was held Inside with the reception rooms decorated in greenery and silver candelabra adorn­ ed with fern and ivy. Mr. and Mrs. Major left immediately for a wedding trip on the east coast cn route to Knoxville, Tcnn., where the groom la a college •tudent. T lie Browns Host Carlton A nd Smith Rehearsal Dinner Dr., Mrs. Miller Host Outing For Toastmasters Dr. end Mrs. Harold M. Mil­ ler, Big. Bear Lake, were haste a t their spacious home Sunday afternoon to the Or­ lando Toastmasters Club No. 10SQ. Approximately 40 members and their wives were present to enjoy a delicious covered dish supper, boating and oth­ er Water sports. Mil. AND MUS. DONALD GLEN MAJOR Enterprise Personals By Hales Snodgrass W e e k e n d end Sunday gucet* a t tha home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn in­ cluded their daughter, Linde, nnd Jim Lee of Orlando; MV. nnd Mrs. Raymond Roland and children, Billy and Jack of Dunnellon; Mra. Julia Xuettner of Daytona Beach; J . (). Tinalow of Titusville and Mr, and Mrs. Wally King of Orlando. Mr. and M n. Ralph Coullatte and children Van Allen, Charles, Raymond nnd Linda ■pent this week with hi* per•nte end relative* in the north­ ern pert of the iteta. Bobby Wilborn underwent surgery at the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital Friday morn­ ing. We wish him ■ rapid re­ covery. Mrs. Rerthn Hardin and Misa Sarah Burn* hnvu re­ turned from a vacation in Georgia with relatlvee end friends. Mr. nnd Mra. Doc Price and children hava returned from an extended vliit to Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia and up to Chicago, Illinois and back down to have a few days on the west coast of Florida, Major and Mr*. Harold Gamma Omega Chapter Has Weekend O f Fun And Frolic The Gemma Omega Chap­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha climaxed their year recently with Uielr annuel houieparty • t New Smyrna Baaeh. The weekend alerted with the housa being enjoyed by tha membera end their hue* band*. The group had e full weekend with swimming, eun■lug, fishing, end card games •long with a wiener roast •upper and a ham dinner. Among the members who advantage of the open Mlai Betty Jean Sandifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Sandifer and granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lord of this city and Lloyd Norman Watnoua, ion of Mr, and Mrs. D. E. Watroua of Dayton, Ohio, were united in holy m atri­ mony on June 10 at the Church of the Naiarene, San­ ford, with the n*v. W. A. So ward performing the improstive candlelight and dou­ ble ring ceremony. The vows were exchanged under the archway where two candelabra atood with baaketa of white glada and p-lm.-i on cither aide. Each window con­ tained candles embedded in fern. Mrs. Joe Morgan, organist, furnished the traditional nup­ tial music, with Rev. Leslie Holcombe, aoloitt, singing "The Lord's Prayer” and "That Day of Golden Fromlie.” Given in marriage by her father, the comely bride chotc for her vows a formal gown of chanlllly lacc, fea­ turing a Sabrina neckline with the traditional tapered, point­ ed xlecvea. The volumlnou* skirl wax accented by aide panniers of lacc tiers and the gown back catcaded into a full sweeping chapel train. Her fingertip veil of illusion wax attached to a pearl tiara and the carried a bridal bou­ quet of white carnations. Miss Kay Sandifer attend­ ed her slater ax maid of hon­ or and was gowned in pink nylon and lace with a short veil headpiece attached to a pink jeweled tlnra. Her bou­ quet wax of carnations, tinted blue. Mix* Joyce Wcinmnnn and Miss Linda Fitiwatcr served ax bridal attendants, and their gowns were Identical In style to the inald of honor, except blue with blue head­ pieces and pink flowers. Jarrctt Smith icrvcd the groom ax best man and Joe Morgan nnd Emerson Cross were ushers. Carol Morgan, wearing ycllow nylon, was flower girl, house during the following week with their children end guests were: Mra, James Brodie, Mrs. Kirby Fite, Mra. Jerk Schlrard, Mra. James McKee, Mr*. Edgar Bruce, M n. Eugene Estridge, Mra. Henry Tooko, Mrs. Peter Buker, end t i n . Terry Smith. Guests nf the sorority dur­ ing the weekend were Mr. end Mrs. E. 8. McCall, Jr, end Mr. nnd M n. Aubry Mo­ ran of Gainesville, who were former membera of tha San­ ford chnplor. Cobb and children of Warner Robbins Air Force Rase, Geor­ gia, were visiting Mr. end Mrs. Walter Trapp last week end. Major and Mr*. Cobb hava purchased the Trapp property, known ■■ limn Retloro property, hut will not be able to occupy for a couple or so year* until his retire­ ment time. Mejor end Mra. Richard MeNab and children, Kelly, Mike and Jackia of Colombui, Ohio were recent gueeta of 31r. and Mra. E. It. Echols. Mr. and M n. Everett Lawion of St. Petersburg, were recent guests of Mr. and 3!ra. Harold Stultx, Mr, and Mr*. Churlra 8. Drown, Orlando, were hoits Thursday for a rehearsal din­ ner at the I'inecrest Inn fol­ lowing the wedding rehearsal of R u t h Carlton-Mulrolm Smith, Jr. »t Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mra. C. E. Carlton, parents of the bride-elect, Richard nnd David Smith of Orlando; Rev. and Mr*. Leroy. D. Soper; Mr. and Mr*. Clay H. Felt*, Orlando; Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin E. Wiggins and Mr. and Mr*. Paul Mor­ gan. AI*o Mill Sherry Lee, Ml** Linda'Rue William*, kflsa JoAnn Ziegler, Ml** Patty Glenn Johnson, Doyle Carlton, Rob­ ert William*, MU* Patrlcin Jenki, Tampa and kill* Mary Kay Gleda, Albany, On. Bear Lake Personals By Maryann Miles Mra. Jerry Schlcfer of Ce­ celia Drive la visiting her aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. John E. Foley and four youngsters, Nancy, Pa­ tricia, Tim and Mika Foley of New York. Tha big occasion la the graduation of Patricia from tha elemantary school into Ju­ nior high and Mrs. Schlefer will be in New York about three week*. Mr. and Mra. John HaU Jr. nnd three youngsters, Dar­ lene, Cheryl and Roddy of Rear Lake have Just rrtumed from Frnnklyn, Tcnn., w hen they visited John's parents, Mr. and M n. John Hall Sr. By Maryann Miles Mr. end Mrs. L. C. Rigsby M n. HaU Sr. was in tha end three youngsters, Julie, hospital, but now has been Steve end Mark and Mr. and released. tire. Bob Hoover and two youngsters, Peggy and Bob­ Cheryl Hatl, daughter of by, all of Forest City, have Mr. mid Mra. John Hall Jr. ju st returned from ■ wonder­ of Bear Lake entered the ful week of loafing, swim­ Florida Sanatorium ond Hoa ming end fishing in the Keys. pilot for surgery this Monday They all camped In the out­ and aha wUl moat Ukaly spend doors end thoroughly enjoyed the n s t of the week in tha the fresh air, . hospital. Forest City Personals and Jimmy Williams wai ring bearer. The bride's mother wai dreaaed in a pile pink linen auit with white accessories and i white carnation cor­ sage and the groom's mother chose a blue and green print­ ed silk with white accessories and a white carnation cor■age. Following the wedding, a reception was held In Youth Hall of the church. A large sign painted in pink and blue, "Betty and Lluyd” was at the entrance with other decora­ tions in pink and blue with MR. AND MRS. LLOYD NORMAN WATROUS rice packets presented each guest The bride'* table, covered with a white linen cloth, held a four tier wedding cake top­ ped with the traditional bride and groont and a crystal punch bowl. Assisting at the reception were Miss Carol Spivey and Mias Julia Jimfnez, Mrs. Tom Spivey, Mrs. Gladys Presley, Mrs. Nina Castle, Mrs. Park­ er Burke, Mias Joyce Outlaw, Miss Jean Stripling and Miss Wanda Bedenbaugh. For her going away outfit, the bride chose a sm art three piece light blue ensemble with white accessories and the white carnation corsage from her bridal bouquet. After a trip to the groom’s home town in Dayton, Ohio, Mr. and Mra. Watroua will re­ side in Nashville, Tcnn., where both will attend Trcvccca Naiarene College. Out of town wedding gucsU included Mr. and Mra. Mills M. Lord Jr., Mr. and Mr*. J. Richard Lord, Mrs. Mattie Thomas, Miss Marjorie Out­ law, Miss Joyce Outlaw and Miss Lillie Mac Lord, all from Orlando. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F. Colvin and children and Mrs. Dorothy Riley, from Tampa; Mrs. Floyd Douglas and II. J . McCully, Ocala; Mr. and Mra. Bill Weber and baby, Pensa­ cola; Rev. W. Don Croft. Hernando, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowman, West Palm Reach. R E X A L L DRUG * ‘T h e Prescription Our Primary Concern” Cor. 1st & Magnolia DOW NTOW N PRICES GOOD THRU FRI., JULY 3 Rce. 1.25 CALADRYL LOTION 1 | j t 1 ffi ;f| || U 1 s. c. Mra. Trepanier, widow of Lt. Joseph L. Trepanier, USN, la a graduate of Sominulc High School. Lt. Sherrill is a graduate of Stony Point High School, Statesville, N. C., and Erakine College, Due West, S. C., and he ii presently attached to VAH-1 at NAS, Sanford. The wedding will be an event of August t at Holy C ron Episcopal Church, San­ ford. Altamonte Personals Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McIn­ tosh Jr. and son, formerly of Longwood Avenue, recently moved into their lovely new home on Robin Road, Prairie Lake, Mr. and Ur*. Cheater Mor­ rison and family are now oc­ cupying their new home on Magnolia Avenue in Alta­ monte Spring!. Mr. and Mra. Jam es Laughlin and their five dren a n enjoying their home on Roy Road* in monte Springs. Vam . The table renterpriccc was an arrangement of pink car­ nation* and white daisies flanked by pink candle* in while Italian porcelain hold­ er* of contemporary design. Each guest’* place wa* marked with a tiny doll In a pink liouffnnt skirt, In replica of a bridesmaid with a placecard of white ro»e» nnd wed­ ding bell design marking the plare of the bride-elect. Tlie hostess presented ths honnree with a momenta gift of pillow case* featuring hand made lace. A citrus fruit uppetizrr and a chicken salad course with multi-color parfait was serv­ ed to Mr*. George McCarty, mother of the bride, Tampa, and Mr*. R. D. Priest, Sr., mother of the groom, San­ ford. Mc­ chil­ new Alta­ Mr. and Mra. Donald Con­ nery of Atlanta, Ga., are cur­ rent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Connery of Dolore* Drive. Men's s u it s would look b etter if the fel­ lows carried f e w e r things in their pockets. 400 Size FACIAL TISSUES 19* 24 $C 00 D s.io Reg. SWEETA WITH MINERALS LIQUID $ 7 '9 Reg. 5.19 $2^ 2 07.. 1 I ANACIN TABLETS Ilcg. 1.60 PAPER NAPKINS Phiso Hex MOTH ALCOHOL NUGGET 29 ' 24 COUNT 9 OUNCE 48 COUNT 7 OUNCE HOT CUPS COLD CUPS 48( 4 7' 40 COUNT 9 INCH 40'S SANITARY PAPER PLATES NAPKINS 39' manna REXALL DRUG i PKG. OF 10'a 60 FEET PLASTIC FORKS 2 FOR 26c GARDEN HOSE R eg. 1.69 Reg. 1.98 89c TU 9:00 j MEN’S WHITE FULL LINE SHIRTS SWIM FINS MED. a LARGE 8IZE8 ONLY ‘ 1M 2 RING PLASTIC WADING POOL E 89* I amgaffi Boys Bathing Mens Bathing SUITS SUITS $109 and 2-piece style* (no topleaa). Size* 6 to 15, 30 to 40. Open FrL N iles 51 | ONE LU. Latent styles and fabric blends . . . bib topii, torso Welcomed 8 79* sk irl*, boy lectt . . . knits, buttes, cotton* . . . one Charge Accounts £ 1 Rex. 1.25 io o ’n f l $109 260 COUNT RUBBING Q ka h a n a i Accredited 1 5 OZ. TOUCHTON All Sales Final i Reg. 1.59 ABDOL PERSPIRE HEAVILY ■/2 PRICE I | i ■* VI-DAYLINI —M for those who A new antl-p erap irant that really works) Solves underarm prob* lem* for many who had despaired ol effective h e lp . M I T C J I U M A N T I-P E R H P IK A N T keens underarm s absolutely dry for thousands of grateful users. P ositive action coupled w ith complete gentleness to normal akin and clothing ia made |>os. si hie by new type of formula devised by a young genius in ihsrniscy and produced by liy ■ a pharmacy trustworthy rust worthy 60-year-old 60-year-atd labors' labora­ tory, 90-day supply. 33.00 plus tax. A t leading drug and toi­ le try c o u n ters. (ie n tls fluid formula with patented nylon ap­ plicator. Remember—ft stops axceesiva p e r s p ir a tio n —for m any users keeps underarm s absolutely dry. Now—Alio Cream Formula! Some prke-iome porih're action. SIMILAC LIQUID 1 To A Bridesmaids Luncheon f i Mr. and Mra. Darwin F. Rmre of Sanford announce the engagement a n d ap­ proaching marriage of tlicir daughter, Mrs. D e b o r a h Rrucc Trepanier, to Lt. (jg) Forrest William Sherrill Jr., son of Rev. and Mra. Forrest William Sherrill of Clover, 6 OZ. .0 0 , Engaged T o Marry Alan to the bridal attend­ ants, Mra. Clara Beavers, St, Petersburg; Misa Nancy Mon­ roe, Middlcvitle, N.J.; Miss Gcurginnnc McCurty, Tumpu; nnd Miss Surah Priest nnd Miss Louise Priest, both from Sanford. Mr*. Sarah Stick, Clearwa­ ter; Mr*. Florence Priest, Sanford; Mrs. Louise Birchenough, Tampa and M n. El­ la Tittsworth, Brnnchville, N.J., all grandmothers of the prospective bride and groom, were invited guests. Other guests were Miss Rose McCarty, Tampa; Mra. Ed Varn, Orlando nnd Miss Emily Priest, Sanford. Reg. 1.29 SQUIBBS MINERAL OIL CASE Mrs. R. Earl Kipp Hostess Mr*. It. Kurt Kipp was hosU'** recently to a luncheon at the Fountain Terrace Room nf the Cherry Pluta Hotel in Orlando for the bridesmaid* of Mi** Patricia McGill of Tampa, bride-elect of Rundall Priest of Knu Gal lie. Assist­ ing Mr*. Kipp wo* her niece, Mis* Elizabeth Priest and her granddaughter, Mis* Frunci SANFORD Phone 322-2482 Mrs. Trepanier Lt. (jg ) Sherrill HTONS AND MASKS 10 % O FF WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO IMIT QUANTITIES All Prices Quoted 8ubjcct To Reg. SU to Fed. Tax �1 Miss M ary Audrey Sharon Exchanges Television f Vows O f Marriage With Ross Robert TUESDAY P. M. ® Mis* Mary Audrey Sharon, daughter of Mr*. Adam Sha­ ron of Sanford and the late Chandler Holme* Sharon, be­ came the bride of Itos* Hu­ bert, ion of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert of Center Moriches. Lung Island, X. Y-, on June 23, the wedding ana;. H vorsary of tlie bride's mater­ nal grandparents, Mr. aad Mrs. C. A. Adams, at 10:)u a.m. at the Firat Presbyter. Ian Church of Sanford with the Rev. Robert M. lilaclburn, cousin of the bride *n| pastor of the First Method!* Church of Jacksonville, nib elating at the Impressive sin gle ring ceremony. Tlie church waa deeoralei with assorted white llura) ar rangements and Mrs. Georg) Touliy, organist furnished tin traditional nuptial hymns. Tlie lovely bride, who wa. escorted down the aisle liy lie. brother, Charles II o I m e t Sharon Jr., was R i v e n in mar ^ ring# by her mother. She was ^ gowned in slrecl length white chiffon, foaturjng a full skirt and fitted bodice with scoop neckline and elbow length puff sleeves, and her cor»age| was of white roses. Mrs. Valerie Kirchhoff Rar iieli attended tin- bride a* matron ot honor and she was attired in a yellow summer crepe sheath with a corsage of yellow rose*. Charles Husbands of Day­ tona verved the groom as best man. • Local Organist In Philadelphia For Convention WmB J tm « JW, (D su V i : - f t i l t f By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I always at the dock, it's always 4 not to think of you until 10 apartment- Our famlliaa arg thought mental telepathy CvoaThe bride's mother chose A.M. sharp. My hoy friend Following the wedding, a A.M., Eastern Standard now furious with us bakit* for her daughter’s wrdsling a brunch fur the family was ■ays he gets up at 7 A.M. was a lot of bunk, but beTime. <:> t i u n t t s r - t t r i s k i . r t-auin they say we sound pale aqua summer sheer held at the home of the brida. 1:«s (>> M-t".|uad avsry morning, and the # * • raust of my own experience money hungry. Most of our I I) A d v s n tu rs s Is P a rssheath with a pink ruse cor­ first thing ha thinks of For her going away outfit DEAR ARI1Y: la It dlsa I atn now convinced that r a I a 11 v e a would apand sage. when ha open* his eyes is ( I ) II*bet to Captlva Island and the wrong to suggest “ money" around |2 0 or 92S on a gift there is something to it. Til* ( I I Mr. N o s i k me. 1 KNOW that is what World's Fair, tlie bride select­ when relatives ask us what ■I ) C o m b a t anyway. Do you think wo 1 live In Glendale. Califor­ ia wnking me up. Ilia ed a sm art three piece ensem­ 1:90 SI Ills !) A d v e n t u r e lliy husband wants for grad­ committed • breach of eti­ nia, and my hoy friend live* l l o b a r d Doone *ltow thought waves are Just Hint ble of beige linen with match­ I Jo C(•>l l>1-11*1*. uation? We are a strug­ quette I Navy In Buffalo, Xew York. At powerful. When I tell peo­ ing acce-s-soric* and she wore t » i Or# * T -* l I V * «« gling young couple who )ou know, it i* three bourn CURIOUS llarth ple this, they look a t me her wedding corsage. have scrimped to put my ISI Hit-hard B » « i e 8h» earlier in California than it DEAR CURIOUS: Na. like I'm nuts. I KNOW I am Mr. and Mrs. Robert will be C ) P ettico at Ju n c tio n husband through law school. ia in New York. Well, late­ Those who ask what they tight. Hutv can I sleep at home at Dreamwuld Trail­ S i l t ( I I J a c k B o nn) A number of relatives have 10:09 I t ) T i v a o o S t a r P a r a d e ly, I have been waking up tuny give are genuinely in­ through his thuught waves? er Park In Sanford. asked u« what they rail C l Hell T eirj.lio n a H o u r at exactly 4 o’clock every terested in giving aomo111 T h e F u s t t l v * IN LOVE IN GLENDALE give us, anil 1 have simply Out of town w-edding guests Weather, morning, just as though hit thing practical. Only • hyD E A R IN L O V E : Don't were Mr. and Mrs. Norman tliSS c m sSi p oNeva. rt* explained that if they gave alarm clock had gone off. puerile would ask for a sug­ 1*1 I I I d - r l a . N e w t fight it. Either move Into Veldcn. sister of tlie groom us the money, we route! put It'a the rriuiast thing! I iT I Si T h e a t e r o f t h e B l a r e gestion, and then ba offend­ from Miami; Mr. and Mrs. M hi* time tone until you can It toward a TV act. We need I ’. U t C l T o n i g h t S h u * wake up, and when I look ed by nn honest answer, W. Tup ISmnrtl. aunt and marry the guy, or ask him (Color) so many things for our a s * undo of the bride from M i l l 1*1 Movie Carnes* ille, ( i s ; Hun. W. DEAR ABBY: I received W EDNESDAY A. M. Tapley Bonnet Jr., cousin of l i d * tt) B lau O a an Invitation to the gradu­ By Oswald Jacoby ation nf a person 1 would Hie bride and Amtvssador to 1:1* i l l D u n . bin* Stotanta 1*1 t f u n . h l n * A l m s n s s the Dominican Republic; W. l : I S SI not know if I saw him on tlrov*. F a r m R t p o r l Edgar Kaplan stresses the Tap Bennett, 3rd, Domlnleun l : J 4 ( I I W o r M C l v l t l s i t l o a best he will hold either four the street, t ant certain that point that the correct play of N O R T H M Republic, a n d Mrs. John T;S( ((II)) THoudnaryl . s M . m s s t t r or fivo spades, not six. You hr would not know me, hand depends on the con­ « •« Hrggs. aunt of Hie bride frum lead a low club. An opppunent I know hia parents only VQI («) W I k s Up MoyiSS tract. Suppose you are South. T U I IS) F i l m F . a t u r s g Jacksonville. ♦ A K JB S J wins and leads a second slightly so I cannot for tha Tlie five uf spade* is opened M t.kls E ta n s *733 Also Rev. and Mrs. Robert T U I iOf )l laical spade. You rise with the ace life of me understand why N s * - . W s s t h s r against your im-truiiip con­ KANT Blackburn and children. Jean 1:49 (9 C a p t a i n k , n | , r o o and lay down the ure of rltili*. I received this Invitation. tract and East ploys the ten. (Not Shown) (Not Shown) (Ti C a r t o o n . Marie, Robert and Franites, 1t . )M0 <11 I f licit h opponent* follow you, O leorcs C ourt You win with tho queen and Am 1 expected to send a SOUTH Jacksonville; Mrs. M. E. (« l x m s r l c a n l l l t t u r y lend another club to set up gift? Not knowing the par­ take stock. You have six sure * A Q S ( I ) l . i . r r l . l o t W o m s a Everett, aunt of the bride, l i t * i | ) C a r t e o n s your last two, If one op|MinV A J41 tricks and ran easily produca son, it would be difficult to from Atlanta, (ia.; Mr. and t:3S t l ) l l . i m p a r Ro om eut fall* to follow, you can sure seventh hy leading a select an appropriate gift. 14:49 i l l Hay W h s a A 10334 Mrs. Pal Mosley, Casselber­ s t i l l full back on the illuiilond heart t o w a r d * dummy's t*i Ni s i 1 don't want to appear Vulnerability not shown ry; Mr. and Mrs. Charles suit, since clubs aren't going I I I r-p-nliM queen. rlienp and ignore the invit­ See article for bidding. Husbands, Daytona, and Mrs. 14.11 C N s * * to produce fur you. Therefore, at one no-trump 4:29 i l l n s y S 'h ii Opening load—* &. Barry Trucdcll, Tampa. If you are in three no- ation. Huve you any sug­ I I ) I R oys Lucy .'ou adopt Hint line of ploy. gest ion*? ( t t I 'r t o s la t l l a i i t trump nr a higher contract Suppose that you are in two extra trick* only and tlie club I t . 44 i: > Cun - s n i r a i l n n BEWILDERED 1*1 MrCoya no-trump. You need two extra suit is likely to produca them. you aren't In a very good D E A R nEWlLDEREDt T h e Ben Evans’ .1:11 (21 I t ) I 'r l r a Is I t l g k t spot. You will have to ntlue tricke. The heart suit will I'inter I he circumstances, a It will take two lead* to VlU .Ing (.Ink* produce only one so you look set up cluli* and the drfunso diamonds and utiles* the suit message of congrutulatlona (C o lo r ) breaks perfectly you won' ( I ) I’s t * And O l s d y a around for something better. run establish soma spade* O f .Casselberry is sufficient. (4) T h a o b j t c t I t Th* diamond ault has two firat, hut you not* Uiat there make your high no-trump con * • • tract. If it docs break per­ WE D N E S D A Y P. M. sure tricks and may produce ia only one spade lower than C O N K ! DENTIAL T(V fectly you will make six din 11:44 ( t ) t o u r F i r s t Inv erts*- four more If everything goes the five spot unncrnimted fur VIRGINIA REACH: ( am molid tricks and still have t e a perfectly, but you need two so that if West opened fourth By Jane Casselberry sorry that the letter signed ( I ) I-OTS S f U f * tlma to go after hearts. (f) asvsn K sya Tilings are loginning to get VIRGINIA nKACII has giv­ I Tl Tl <41 N s * ■ hack to normal at the home of ( * : | s ( I ) d s a r c b f a r T o m t r en you n bad time, Virginia. row In order to conceal tha Mr. and Mrs Urn Evans on ( I ) f a t h e r K n e w * H ast By Ruth Millett w riter’s Identity, I some­ ( t l T r u t h u r Con* *Sunsrt Drive, Casselberry, a uusness Wouldn't It be wonderful If to please their husbands. time* use location* Instead who were dealt a “full house" 11:41 111 O u t d l n s t . ' t h t aru cniistnntly being urgcil to of names. The Item signed husband* would do some of II:)* ( t l M IC N sw s For instance: Why should­ recently with the arrival of 12 ) : v a («) d i r t T a l k thoac thing* to pleas* their n't a Imsliund wait until he put on lipstick before unking VIRGINIA REACH cam* ( ! ) D t e s m o t r B rldo houspgiiciU f r o m various wives th at women m e forev­ ha* his wife in a nice, relax­ the Ion! nml muster?) from the rcaort town, Vir­ ( I ) N * » * VVsathse And couldn't a husband he ginia Reach, Virginia. Th* er being told they should do ed mood tafter taking her out parts of the country, includ­ 1:11 (t) Focus 1:11 i t ) As T h s W o r l d T u r n s to dinner, for exumple), be­ told to coma homo wearing n w riter’s name ii not fog ing seven lively grandchil­ (I) N s * a ( I ) Mclsnca dren. fore a piece of bail cheerful grin, instead of look­ publication, Legal Notice new*,invoking t t l (9) C a r t o o n * s e e Instead of letting her ing bout? (Wives are forever Their son, Daniel M. Evans 1:44 >1) r a s s s r o r d bring cautioned on tlie Inin u T I c n n r a i i o p t i u n o f (4* Ann N o t h s r n hav* it Hie moment he walk* Problems? W rits to ABIII, and his wife and their I tK S I I M 'T I II X C I . I I H M i , V I . ivurtanc* of greeting their RY, Box 60700, Lag Angeles, aks A D s tl children, Helen Ell*«l>rth, two 1:1* ((•! )) lMl oIu'S- s MI’s L’AT I XU. AXII t U I V I I I I M V U Uiruugh Hie door? (Women hnnic-contilig husband* with rty f o i l T l u x o O F V I'H liH T* . V I - are always told to feed the IB) Day In C u u r t Calif., 00068, For a person­ years, and Hen R. Evans, HI, happy smile of wtdeoms — I.HVB AXII 140% 14 IIIUI11* t i l ' brute before mentioning that Th* D su to ri left Wednesday morning for ) : 9 t i111 al reply, enclose a stamp* l l T o Till (he T r u t h w t t s ix M-.vtixiii.a; t in xuitd a freshly ilpstlckod one Johnny flunked the first at that.) T t . r i - o i t i i i v. their home in Denver, Colo. H i ( f s n t r s l ll»*pl(al rd, ai'lf-adilressad anvelop*. NOTIC K IH IIK R F .tlT f | | V - grade or th at a fender on * * • Their daughter, Aim, (Mrs. 1:11 (( I1)) Nl -sowr .st t * T o u n g KN. T h a t , s l t s r dll* n c l l c s w a s And how about a husband's Paul D. Hull) of Tucson, 1:14 t t ) Ymi D o n 't Hay Hat* to writ* Utters 1 oubtlahsil and h rartn* hvo the new car gut crumpled In ( C o lo r I t h s r e o i t , th * H o a r i o l C o u n t y tho shopping center parking ' to Share Aru., were here with her Bend nn* dollar to ABBY, a * " I Lis >.,lf " rwul .».! f . (SI K d « t uf N i g h t CVjinmla>tuner> of K m i t u o l s lo hia wife's (.hobbica utuia tintert) children, B e t s y , It*. David, 14, Box 60700, I,ni AngelaOs IS) v i u s r n F o r A D»y C o u n t). Florida, a t Its re g u lar Couldn’t a husband get up etla? (Wives are told uver Calif., 00060, for Ahhy'a H i r e l i n g list-1 o n J u t i s 1). A. tl. and l^iurie, to, for the re­ 1:99 (21 M a tch ( l a m a ( t l F . c r s t Florin I MS*. adopts,! a R e s o l u t i o n fifteen minutes brfure his nml uvvr that It’s a wife's du­ booklet, "HOW TO W RITS union. and she left for home ISI T r a l l i n s s l t r r l o H i ig , r a n v l l n g , a b a n d o n i n g , wife und get rid of Uiat 7 ly to make HIM intervals LETTERS FOR ALL OC* 1-2* (2) N t w * with her two youngest on bun d i s c o n t i n u i n g , d i s c la im i n g , a n d 4:10 i t ) l l u r p s a n d A l|* a r s n o u n c l n a a n y r i g h t t h a t th * a.m. iliadow so that h e r first HER Interest*.) day. ( I ) I’n c l f W a l t • aid C o u n l y a n d th * p u h lln sight of him in th* morning MISS MACDONALD Wouldn't it be wonderful if CASIONH." What 16 year old girl would 1:14 ( 2 1 l l r s t u( ( I r o u r h a h a d In a n d t o t h o s * p o r t i o n s n’t envy Betsy and her visit 4:1* (tDl i Nl laawa sr b o p H t r a s t B s s t of a t r s s t a , a l l e y s anil ramd wuuld show him freshly shav­ husbandn weru expected tu TV RENTAL try it* hit nl to please their riirtit o f » a y a l u o a t s d III Kam i• with tier aunt, Mrs. W. J. ( f i l a i r s I t T s U s a v s r not* c 'u u n t y , F l o r i d a , d s l l n s a t - ed? (Why not, when women • Hales • Service wives hs wives lira rxpucted get up, comb Uieir hair and Schuder. at If. S. Military • d u p o n a m a p ur p l a t , mol to work to jilciiau their liusi l i s d aa f o l to n a . t o - w l t ! Seminole TV Academy ul West Point, X. First American gasoline au­ I s s c rAll a lls)* amt road rig h t bands? FA 3-4119 Y.T They left Ca»sellierry on tomobile was built by Charles «( w ell l)H i* K*at o | Zenith Color TV S*l« Legal Notice JCaal l i o u m t a ry t i n s o f HylThursday with tha .Schuder and Frank Duryca In 1808. 3190 Haaford Av*. v a n Avstiu* a n d a d j o i n i n g rhildren, Gwyn, 11, and Mary t a i t a 141 tu H I I n d u s l v s , Legal Notice F I C T i r i O t * X * V4K Ann, nine. a* show n an d d slln s a ts d o n Ilia p l a t o r m a p o l N D T Ii'K IH h sraliy g t v s n t h a t Legal Notice M :M iM n r. r o m r Major fichudiT was too busy t ant e n g a v r d In bu»lii«»a a t t o w n o f e r t . v A N i.a k k , F -O M M i o u t k i i a r v i ) French Av»., Hi-mlnol* with tlie latest class of plebes r s c o r d r d In I 'l a t ll>mk 2. 111) i c e i v n n : ro in sT T > « l l r * 9if 1'iohlli* l l r n r l n o r . i u n t y , F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h a flcp ag * 4) In th * n fflc* ol BI U I ^ I N ^ 1 H I A 1 Rt to make the trip. u i v i t i i » * m w i* an m N o ilru 1« licrphyr u ly tri, lliftl tli* t ' l s r h o f C l r c u , . t'aiurt 111 loll a m im e of, F a i r w a y F r i ­ n f l t r t:oHB|t|»r*llofi, Hid H*mii I« V a l l r e s l 1 'e M le H e a r t s * s c o H s rv l r s , a n d t h a t I Iri'.-nd Another liouseguest w a a l.asl s b .M la e T a a lls n f Msinlnol* C o u n t y , F l o rX n tln e la h s r s l i y g t v s n , Dial to r s u l n t s r said n a m e w i t h th # nolv Coy illy /. oi Hiik CoitimlM* F ir.) T im s T)4S Alee Mrs. Evans' brother-in law, C, a f t e r co iK lita r a tlim . th * ■ sm lF irs t H alf llsesafa* s s t. loti u l l l hol d ft ptlhlle ih* :»rlnu n o A It U n r C O V N T r COM . I n l m r o a l * ' C o u n t yc i r '-FuIl t. r d aC,o u rin notr C o u n ty R unlng com m l**to dttorm in* fh«* f c u t l b ’lrH A. Moss, of Mobile, Ala. l.i-mS Skew — Hast W lgglO N K R * OF a i c i l l - " - - V ■"* Ion w ill h o ld * pti tills I l s u r h y of r t c o n i m p i i d l n i t ui th o C u m r b r * T-Bk T e • * * Not.r: cottNTr. f i /> h c e n r d s n e s wltti Die p r o v i s i o n s (board Insr to d s t a r n i l n s th * Isaslfalo f C o u n t y I'o m inUpluiia I u m p l r f , -Mu—. $ e u u b jy O n (B /u d q st X M iss Frances MacDonald Is ]Welcome Fami|y Engaged To Leonard Miller Mr. nnti Mrs, Tliunin.* If Miss Hi'utrii'c Duck, organ- IiicI Joint Id u f Silver Spring, ist ami Director of Music at announce the eg■i i w — H oly C ro rs • its ( I) N sw seoei l i t N s w s. f ip sr ls, W satbsr IS) N s w s l l n s S IS ( I ) N s w * — W s l t s r V n fo rV ■. i , . agem ent E p isco p al C hurch . . . am i ap p rom -hing * I*triage of their daughter, is among 1800 organists at- ,SB Krnl)C(„ .Mm.U,mu|(li tending the NuHonnl Itlennlul eotiutd E. Miller, eon of Mr. Convention of the American )(| Mrs. Edgur S. Miller, Intluild of Orgnnists this week an Mound Viltuge. Sanford, in Philadelphia, Penn. The br|tI,..,.,„ct WM Kni(ltJ. Many nationally and Inter- ((| with h|ffh h()nur, „ )U natiunnlly known artist* will f r o „ , AmiM.jiai| Un|. be featurud a t this cuiivmi- rally, Washington D. (1. tion. lore she received a bacho----------- -----------------L*s degree In mathematics. Phosphate was first dlrcov- Mr. Miller was graduated ert'd III IHIIsboraogb River in <x year from Henesrlaer April, 1883, by a government ilytechuic Institute, Troy, dredge. From tills happen- V- with a degree in elect■tunee discovery tin* grown a *1 engineering, nmlti-million dullnr Industry The Wedding will be nn serving the entlra world Lom .nit of lute August in Hi|. Tuntpa Port. b Spring, Md. v. C ch J im U ijo n u u t: (U South Seminole Personals lly Maryann Mllra Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uoun* and daughter, uf Oukhurat Road In Altumunlc Springs liava Just returned from vieitiiijr In Chicago, Illinois. MR, AND MRS. F R A N H H 11 of Dulilia Drive in Dellnry, are currently cntcrtiiinlnir their tlatiyr uiiil her fam ily from Hirniinyhum, Mich. Cireirir and W ayne Oclilkx: in the front row and in tlie back row are Mr. and Mrn. Dun Oelilku anr. and Mm. White. Sanforc Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Wurtl hav# recently returned from an extended trip to Ohio, On­ tario, Canada, the New Eng­ land States and the World's Fair. aymnnd Studios, have da“l for the mountain! in h Carolina, a n j they ex to return to Banfurd Au8. ■a. Clifford Ryerson of once, Calif., Is the house t of her shier*. Mr*. C. lamil, on W. 18th Street,, Mrs. Gcorgo Mailed on irtUa. Sir. and Sirs. John Boni­ face, J r, and daughter, Blaine, hav* been visiting their par­ ents, Mr. and Mr*. John Boni­ face and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, ending the recent stats mtion of the Disabled Patrick Wilson is visiting rican Veterans and Aualhia grandparents, Mr. and at Tampa were Mr. and Mrs. S.C, WUaon In Leakavil- Louii Rotunda and son, le, N.C. and also friends in if Charles, Mr. and k in. Muffk-y, Mr. and Mrs. Martinsville, Va. Hay, Mrs. Maigarcl Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fuller J Mr*. Mildred Kampf of Burlington, N.C. are cur­ Rolirrt Williams. rent houv* guests of her sla­ i. Rotunda was appointte r and family, Mr. and Mrs. anductress for tha De­ tent of Florida. Walter A. Gieiote. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirahner u II. L. Johnson is cur­ m rently attending cam p, at Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forr*t with 76 coun­ ty 4-H member* whom ahe drove to camp in a school bu>. Ti t > o f r s i 'o m n i a n i l l n g t o th * l l c t r d o f C o u n t y 0» innil**1uns r * t h a t Ilia f o l l o w i n g >1*1rlhs-1 propsrty ao n s d A -t A e c t r x t t u r s l>* sunsil I N I d o t e no ratal: T h a t p a r t of th* R s st 1I» ft o f th * VC R n r t h s F.V( of III* MW t* u f tlte K W U , P so tlu n IS-J1H -I4K , l yi ng N o r t h o f t h * Ml ltd. « l l a n d f u r t h e r d s s r r l h s d a* l y i n g a c r o s s th * h i g h w a y f r o m W * * t h e r s f l s t d Nutidtvtslon. P utilln h s a r l n g will b* hsld to t h e Hr tiiI nolo C o u n t y C u u r t llo u a* . I 'o u n t y (.v om mlas tonsrs Ro o m , H anfurd . F l o r i d a , W a d u s s d a y . J u l y I, 1944 a t 7 ito r . M. o r a* a e o n t h s r a a f t t r a t p o as lb ts . asm lnol* C ounty boning Com m ission H r I t a b s r t S. H r o w a H s m ln o l* C ounty B o n in g D lrseter rutdtsh J u n * I I . I*. 1*14 C D A -II Mr. and Mrs. Dun Mount uf Queen's Mlrron Circle In Caesclbsrry have had Margie's Dad and Mother, Mr. and Mrs, Orville G. Fuller from Plainsfield, Indiana for a few daye x fin rsf o r adoption o r this week. H K IO tl T IO S (L O ilS U , VA. After thry left. Cut. and I* VTIXfi, VXD V B V X Iin X IX H Mrs. Gilbert L. East and v p o itrin x n r * s m r .r r r N I M H MIUMT I I P W A T daughter, Nu*an, from Chica­ iVXII x e t i N i x t i i . i : H I I XTV, r i . o n . IIIA. go, llllnui* stopped in for n o t ic k ia iir.tttiiiT o iv few daye. F N T h a t , a f i s r du* n o t i c e w ee Col. East is with th* Army publish*!! a n d h s a r l n g b ad I h s r s o n , th # H o a r d a f O u u n t y and stationed In Chicago. O om m lssli^isra nf a-n tln u l* Mrs. Raymund llulmrs hat now returned from the liosplt al, but h rr husband waa ad­ mitted a few days ago to th* Winter Park Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Warded of Escondido, Calif., and former Sanford residents are currently visiting Mrs. Warded’* unde. It. K. Coch­ ran on Laurel Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Juliua Colar Mrs. Warded Is tho furmer of Gum Btreet in Sanlando Christine Woodruff, and her Hpringo, have returned frum a broOmr, Walter L. Slouden week's stay in Miami. mire Sr., ia also visiting in Sanford. Mr*. Bob (Clara) Paulsen of Alpine street In AllamnnU Lt. and Mrs. Robert Brink Springs, has had major sur­ and children, Fhyldi, June gery this past week at the and Bobby, of Jacksonville, Winter Park Hospital. were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. LMr*. Charles (A m W ) Hen­ Horton Sr„ on Falm rtto Ave­ ry pf Pine street in Sanlando nue. Bpring* Estates, had a fall Li. Brink is a pilot and waa and had to be hospitalised for stationed at SNAS (rum 1932 a few days, but ia now home 19U. jand doing fine. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , at K* r s g u t a r m . s i t n g h sld o n J u n * I t , A D. t pad. o<li>ptsd a flssulutlnn rbistng. v acatin g , a b a n d o n in g , i t t s o m t l n u l n g . d ls l a l m l n g , a n d r e n o u n c i n g a n y r i g h t t h a t Ih* s a i d C o u n l y a n d t h * p u b lle h a d In a n d l a t h a t p o r t l e n o f I h t s lr a a t a n d ro ad r ig h t of w a y loi-a tsd In Hsm lnol* C o u n ­ ty, F l o ri d * , d a l t n s a i s d u p o n a m a p o r p l a t , a n d d e s c r i b e d a* fo llo w s, lo - w 4 t : All t h a t p a r t o f th * I * foo t road rig h t « r w a r, ty in g a d j a e a n t (« a n d K o atar ly u f t a i t a I t , 1 |, a n d 11-A, UU.uk tt, CDA-1D Avary. o f t lis F t n t l l l n u s N a m * Miatutea, t o - w l t : Mention M e t . ) Fl«.rIda H l a t u t e e 151-7. F ig : J . C. D a v i s P u lills li J u n * IS, 22. 10, a Ju l y 1. I PH*. CDA-4S e r .w i x o i . 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F l o r i d a , W a d . Aft M P r u t n r o f th * LeNOt n t s d a y , J u l y I, t i l l a t T i l l W i l l a n d T r a i n m r n I nf P. If. o r o s so o n t h e r e a f t e r aa 1*11*1*1 K K. IIC HNDON, poealbl*. IHomaihI ■ a m in o t a C ounty S o n t n g o r . O . A Hl'KKn* JH( i . miu Is slim A t i o m o y fo r ftftld paiptft My R o b e r t g. U ro w n 11**0 llAKHOlU eWOUUft as in ltio l* County Z o n in g H an fo rd , F l o r i d a . D irector I 'u i d U h J u n o la 4 J u l y T. 14. P u b l i s h J u n * I I , 14, t i l l , tl. 1111. CDA-14 i CDA*U1 LIQUOR MART OF VALUES K A T If K T N F A I lK . A D D ITIO N NO. t. Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g ie a n d oa d s l l n a n t e d a n t h a p l a t th sr o w f r s o o r d - d In P i a t Hoo k 4, p n g s IS la l b s o ffIs* o f th * C lerk o f U lrnult Court o f Mttoiuol* C o u n t y , F l o r . 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I'llb h c b'rttlliK will tip h eld In ih * Ht'iulnol* C o u n t y C o u r t II oump, C o m ity C o i u m U t l n u p r p Itooni) H an fo rd , F l o r l d n , W«*d« hoftdftjr, J u l y I. 1941 «t T: 2V I*. M ni nn •oaiii t l u ' m a f u r ■■ pUNPlItU. Hamlnol* C ounty Z o n in g i 'om rtiUalon lly R o b e r t H. U ro w n hptiHnol* C ounty Z o n in g IH rtclor VNiblUh J u u f t 33. SO, 1114. C IJA -I7 - I f III)" I ' l a a 41 lU iie “ M rU S T IM K ” WDU. 4 THI RD. *041,1, 4IK IIWAMA" I'MtlnaM !'■>■ SHI** - J I I M H 't- RTARTS TIIURH. m m NOW thru WED. HIIGWI AT 1:09 - 1:99 • 9:9* 7:90 - 9:99 CHILDREN S3* MTUIIBNTI 19a A11ULTM 89a yfan DU ney �O ^ K V IM a t i . CAPTAIN EASY FRECKLES AND FRIENDS PRHTLLA*S POP RLONDIE BEETLE BAILEY tr *( n g z > co< 2 C r yin cHo$/> a-nO<a 2c z r < ^> GH p 5 ? I ?*o* �GET READY FOR THE BIG "FOURTH" WEEKEND STOCK UP WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ! SIZZLING SUMMER BARGAINS - CHECK 'EM ALL! W ED N ESDAY A L L PRE-FOURTH OF 25% SUMMER TREATS DAY — JU LY S P E C IA L! ON ALL — W ED N ESDAY W H IT M A N S BAG C A N D Y A IR B O N S All Swim Trunks % by Catnlina Gregor. Price • BUTTERSCOTCH • FLUFFY MINT • SPEARMINT -T O U C H IO N 'S ___ R E X A U D R W — Plaids, a t r i p c a and solids. Plain and pleat­ ed front*. ..... “i DOWNTOWN SANFORD Watch INtCRNATIONAl 110 E. lat Sanford Open 'til • Frl. Nlte pattrrni. ALWAYS FIRST Q U A U TY a WEDNESDAY ONLY! PLAIDS RUN RIOT IN OUR QUALITY COTTONS! “ Kader Jewelers # a « fo rb “Seminole County’s Only Daily Newspaper” Go back-to-achool, Into Fall with th e neatest plaid* of the neaaon! Wash 'n wear, little or no iron cottona with wanted crease resist­ ance! Your choice in the beat Autumn colors! 322-2.163 Ave. i WHY PAY FOR TWO — WHEN ONE WILL DO? t P A IN T SPEC IA LS EXTERIOR — INTERIOR V IN Y L M ASON RY PA IN T MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT REGULAR PRICE *4.25 GAL. OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE *2 95 $3 P A IN T MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT REGULAR PRICE *5.25 GAL. GAL. 95 GAL. ALL OTHER PAINT PRODUCTS — 10'r OFF, CASH & CARRY • ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES • MIRRORS A LL B A R -B -Q ITEM S % PRICE (WEDNESDAY ONLY) Close O ut Summer Shoes! • • APRONS STORE FRONTS * VENETIAN IILINDS S iN K A R IK Glass & Paint, Inc. 1 HOTVJYS' B arb -cu e s 10% O F F 14.95 Values .. _ S J Q 9 0 ON f) A LL 12.95 Values $090 Barbecue Grills 6.95 Values $390 and Accessories • OVEN MIT8 • POT HOLDERS • BAR-B-Q TOOLS Styrofoam Ice Chests and Pails • PAPER PLATES * NAPK INS 210 Magnolia RED p PICTURE FRAMING GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE t *1 $300 350 425 50 a J J je Park $4.00 .. 5.00 5.95 Pco n n e t f f this Page next week W ED N ESD AY SPECIALS! ! Gleaming div er paired with iparLling cryital for your own home or gift giving. 9* cryital bowl gracefully contoured . . . available with tilverplated earr­ ing fork and ipoon in your choice of these dunn in g DeepSilvcr S. NOW I HOPS | for More 112 REG. VALUE Charge Account* ju >ooc ( S IL V E R *•*. -jm lp.rfc* iiaa rnmmmm 2 $ « Vi PRICE ROUMILLATS WALGREEN CORNER 1st & MAGNOLIA — PH. 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD SHOPPER’S SPECIAL Wednesday Special Layaway "The Prescription Our Primary Concern" Mc­ Walking Shorts Regular Price *3.98 each One Table Items and All popular sty les in boxer, lastex and knits. IN FOLLOWING FLAVORS PICNIC & OUTDOOR Needs and Supplies O N L Y !! Sanford Ph. 322-4622 ........ • BAR-B-Q APPAREL SET 7 jk m m a A Gifts 210 E. P in t St. Q j u s u j 'a Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD Ted Williams Hardwaie 20* E . 25th St. Sanford Ph. 322-341 � 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, June 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 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>, June 30, 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/a778b8d389bac939368e6e54f254dbca.pdf 8ae75d36ccac8760d2069555a140bbd1 PDF Text Text ft Bljf FanTnrB YrrsIB Grad* MA” Dressed & Drawn Florida Or Georgia Shipped Teenagers tram eight cen-l T ro cookouta were held — boys and girls learned to fry cans, and an evening barbe- hardy, were held at I i n The youngatrra provided their tral Florida eountica — 1301on* in the morning when the bacon and eggs on large tin cue. Nature hikes, for the more own entertainment in the strong — combined learning I t t and receation early this week a t 4-II Camp McQuarrle In I S (ha Ocala National Forest |p | near Aator Park. I t was the annual teenage camp for >0 girls, SO boys from Seminole, Orange, Bre­ vard, Lake, Marion, Cilnis, Sumter and Hernando Coun* ties. The 4-H'era were eccompanied by assistant county and tom e demonstration ag­ ents. * The three-day encampment was packed full of activities for the group — but It wasn’t *11 fun and gamea. Sandwich­ ed between organized recrea­ tion, swimming and leisure time were three hours of classes each day. Instruction centered around exploring possible careers, keeping rec­ ords Of projects, and food •cience. One of the newest subjects for campers was food science. Using six basic eaperiments, STUDYING TIIE CHEMICAL properties of THE TWIST, BIRD and monkey, favorite 4-II’ers got a quick look at fowl was emphasized at 4-H Club Camp Mc­ dances among tho teenage set were the top a t­ the effects of liquids In food Quarrle where teenagers from eight counties traction of the evening at 4-H Camp McQunrrie presrvation, the effects of salt gathered for a week of classes and fun. Shown for 1.10 4-H'ers from Marion, Orange, Brevard, solutions on vegetables, and here diagnosing the effect of liquids and perCitrus, Sumter, Hernando, Seminole anti Iaikc tow various baking powders servation are Seminole County 4-H’crs (from Counties. Shown dancing are David Hay, Orlan­ affect foods. These and other left to right) Eleanor Hein, Carmen Adriatico, do; Kathleen Mendenhall, Sanford, in front; food experiments give the Sandy Mikler, anti Pat Coney. Koyce Williams, Donna llogan, Sanford and Allen West Orlando, teenagers a background of assistant county agent supervises. in back. what makes good nutrition. form of skit*, square dancing, and social dancing — sans I FRYER Lessons in citizenship, morning flag-raising cere­ monies and evening vespers munled out the busy program that closed Thursday noon. As with all 4-H camps, the campers themselves were re ­ sponsible for keeping the cabins and grounds clean, serving the food, and "pulling K. P ." duly. Teenage camps involving severs! counties are part of the regular camping schedule for 4-H boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 18. Over 6,000 Florida boys and girls attend for one week each sum­ mer at one of the free 4 II camps operated by the Flori­ da Agricultural Extension Service. Other 4-lf camps are Cloverleaf at Lake Placid. Timpoochee near Nlcevilie. Cherry Lake nrar Madison, snd Poe Lake in the Ocala National Forest. t YOUR CHOICE! I ‘SU PE R .R ir.H T ALL MEAT I Printing frnm seals or stamps was practirrd in China as early as the fifth or sixth century of the Christ­ ian era, hut printing was not introduced to the West until 1438. Jana Parkar Frankfurter Holla i (Pkg. Of 11) »c Jane Parker Peach or Dutch Apple (Marvel Ic* Cream Vi Gal. 49c) SPECIAL SULTANA I Helping Keep V k AMERICA POWERFUL Special! White House Instant Nonfat Dry Special! Ann Pagt Boston Style, Vegetarian or Pork & Special! A&P Frozen Baby Special! A&P Fresh Wisconsin or Longhorn Cheddar New Special Price! A&P Instant t i Our Every Day Low Price! All Flavors Frozen Valley Gold 1 FRESH CALIF BARTLETT ) Con^ f l u builders of Florida and America con­ stitute a powerful, creative forca in our progress toward a better and more comfort­ able way of lif e - a t home, work or play. I In Florida alone new construction exceeds |1 BUllon a year. Construction ranks among the top Industries In the State and Nation, both In terms of persons employed and dollar value added; and that is as It should be In a growing, (roe enterprise economy! . . free to make our dreams come true! Florida Power & Light Company is proud to salute the construction industry—contrac­ tors and sub-contractors alike-whose com­ petency and proven performance have done so much to demonstrate the value of freo enterprise to the achievement of our free society. It is such initiative, such freedom which we must unceasingly preserve and defend-if we arc to keep America powerful! FRESH SWEET GOLDEN ) Florida Power tad Light Company, too, is constantly budding to ke*P abreast of our growing need for powar. F i’L's p u t aebu Ye­ menis, aa an Investor-owned, lax-paying number of tha world's greatest power system, have been possible only became our nation is free from the oppression of socialist dictatorships. We hope, through even more outstanding performance, to encourage the trend in America today which proposes more freedom for private enter­ prise, so that Industry may serve our Country even more efficiently. GEORGIA FREESTONE PEACHES S m H y H tif f b m n Prices la title ad are good through Wednesday, July S«. t i • a I 9 W. Scott Burns, Mgr. Plaecreet Shopping Ceater Hwy. 17-12 at 27th ) r^ Z . B .1 _J1 ___ — ------------------ �“ U : (t < City Throws Cold W ater On Motel Proposal Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ^ u t f o r i i J b n t lf c V ^ c lO C Something to think about: Thirty-nine per cent of all adulta living in Seminole County work and buy outside il of the county. At one time ® there wa» *uch a thing *■ al­ legiance . . . • • • • Dr. John E. Johns of Stat­ ion University chided college graduates in general Monday during his talk at the Rotary Club’s Civic Center luncheon. Urging a sharp increase in support of colleges and univcrsitlca, he noted: “ You left school saying ycu wouldn't give It u dime. That's one vow you kept." • • • Dr. Johns was pointing to the rough mad ahead for pri­ vate Instutions of higher learning. His picture was not a rosy one. o * * * The Vnrntlon Church School is under way at First I’rcsbyterian Church and will con­ tinue through Aug. 7. Hours ire from Hiilf) to 11 :.Tfl rind children 4 to 11 are invited. In rharge is Mrs. Robert Jackson. • 6 • • Vacationers return to Sanford and frequently bring to our attention the odd names c f cities, towns and other • rens they encounter on their trip. Virginn I'ctroikl of the local Welcome Wagon circles call* our attention to "Brok­ en Pavement," and "Steven’s Fork" — both in West Vir­ ginia. • • • ® Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers; high today around 90; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 50 United Press Lensed Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1904 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 243 St. Johns Policy Set By Julian Stenstrom Associate Editor Seminole County's Hoard ot Commissioners today agreed to formulate and adopt a reso­ lution calling for a study of flood control and water con­ servation in the arcs sur­ rounding the headwaters of the St. Johns River. A delegation of residents headed by Seig Holmes, chair­ man of the Lake Harney Wa­ ter Association, and support­ ed by State Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Seminole Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krldcr, explained that recently the low level of St. Johns River caused waters to flow south instead of north, ti'iat at the present lime the table is almost at sea level, and that It ia about time something was done to con­ serve the flow of the river’s water to prevent the intrusion of salt, Krider told the Commission that the weight of water ac­ tually holds down the salt and that ways and means must be found to conserve fresh water in the area Instead of allow­ ing it to flow northward. "Two cities on the east coast," said Krider, "are pumping 25 million gallons of water a day from the river." Sen. Cleveland compliment­ ed the Lake Harney residents on establishing their own wa ter association but explained that for some 25 years these people have been paying tax­ es to the Central and South Florida Walcr Control District and "absolutely nothing has been done toward flood con trol or water conservation in this area. I'm surprised they’­ ve been as patient as they have through this period." Cleveland said it appears the atate cannot do anything and that (he federal govern ment Is the only agency which can provide relief. The resolution which will call for action to solve this problem will be directed to Congressman Syd Herlong, the flood control district and the CDR. Kennedy New VAH-11 Officer Reminds of the huge Sine.'slr sign seen In recent tra ­ vels, The "C" had been lost to the elements, leaving an Cdr. Robert W. Kennedy has interesting two words. been named commanding of­ • • • ficer of Heavy Attack Squad­ It's Marine Ccrpornl Har­ ron II replacing Cdr. Ilarton old L. Fennell now. The son of Mrs. Sue Hruwn of Long- W. Bartholomew who was wood won the promotion July killed in an aircraft accident p ] while stationed at the Ma­ July HI. rine Derracks, Naval Weap­ Cdr. Bartholomew was on a ons Station, Fntlhrook, Calif. (light from the carrier Frank­ He signed up In the Marines lin D. Roosevelt in the Med­ in January, lflrtO. iterranean whore the Sanford • • • based squadron is nearing the James Harks, sen of Dr. half-way mark in ita current and Mrs. Orville L. Harks, at. deployment with the U. S. tended the Key Club conven­ Sixth Fleet. tion as a delegate from Semi­ Kennedy has served as the nole High School. The parley squadron's executive officer 4 was held In Dallas, Texas, since April 6. He brings to Ids earlier this month. Young new Job more than four year* Harks is a vice president of experience in heavy attack ■ the local club. aviation. • • • In his new job, Kennedy Cecil Tucker, county sgilwill be in charge of six twincultural agent, offera this re­ minder for motorists intent on setting highway records: A t 46 miles an hour the arng a is "Highways are Happy Ways;" at 65 it’a "I’m hut a Stranger Here, Heaven Is My Home;" a t 65, "Nearer My Cod to Thee;" a t 76, “When the Roll ia Called Up Yunder, CAPE KENNEDY <Uri> I'll He There;” and at 85, The United States today fired "Lord, I'm Coming Hume." its Ranger-7 lelevision probe • • • Alfredo, the hamburger on a planned 228,00-mile voy­ age to the moon to get the eating alligator who spent his first closeup pictures of the t fifth summer last year with lunar service. the Pat Boyles on the Wekiva The spacecraft, designed to River west of Longwood, hasn’t returned fer his usual end a six-year string of Amer­ ican moonshnl failures, was ■ummer sojourn and the fa­ rocketed toward space atop mily fears he has met with an AlUs-Agena that roared In­ soma mishap. Easily identi­ to life at 11:50 a.m. EST with fied by a missing third toe a blast of orange flame. on the right front foot, Al­ The pioneering probe was fredo returned a n n u a l l y first aimed at a "parking or­ ^ around the first of July and bit" about 115 miles above * became quite a family pet . . . earth. After coasting for about has anyone seen Alfredo? 20 minutes to a point over jet A-3B Sky-warrior attack bombera and 260 men. He is also administrative head of a similar-sized unit, Detach­ ment Eight, currently oper­ ating at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Kennedy, a 10(9 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, flew propeller craft from ca­ vort carriers during the Ko­ rean War. Later lie earned a master's degree In nuclear engineering from the Massa­ chusetts Institute of Technol­ ogy, and began flying jets during a lour with Sanford's VAH-S in 1956 59. He returned to NAS Sanford last year and served as VAH11 maintenance officer before becoming executive officer. His wife, Sunn, and five sons live in Lake Mary. Ranger-7 Off To The Moon Holley Comes To Sanford 0 * A * Republican guberrutorisl candidate Charles Holley of St. Petersburg was scheduled to arrive in Sanford at 2 p.m. today tor a press conference, with ■ public meeting to fol­ low at 2:30 p.m., at the Sanford Woman's Club. Holley's appearance here to meet with hia supporters and the interested public w u ar ranged by the Holley For Governor Committee. Co • chair men of the committee are Mrs. O. G. Bryant and Mrs. JU JCeotb. Africa, the Agena upper stage was expected to rocket Rang­ er toward the moon at 24,480 miles per hour. The silvery rocket thunder­ ed into the clear blue sky aft­ er a flawless countdown. Sec­ onds after launch, the rocket arched over the Atlantic leav­ ing a brilliant white vapor trail on its way to the prelim­ inary orbit. About 8 minutes after blast­ off, space agency officials said the Agena rocket hid success­ fully propelled the spacecraft Into its coasting orbit, waiting lo be kicked out toward the moon. OFFICIAL TOUR of the new city hcwiiro treatment plant was taken by Sanford City Commimdoners today. Here they are being shown operation of the drip chamber by plant manager Rick Richard Jr. Viewing tiie oper­ ation from left to right arc Mayor A. L. Wilson; Comrnr. M. L. Unborn; City Manager W. 10. Knowles; Richard Jr,; Comrnr. Earl Higginbotham; Sewerage Superintendent Rob Kelley and Public Works Director, Sid Richard. w w a ••• Thant Accepts WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — United Nation* Socertary General Thant has accepted the invitation of President Johnson to visit Washington Aug. 0, soon after he returns Aom ■-atote, vlati tc Moscow. JFK Report WASHINGTON' (UI’I) — The Warren Commission's re­ port on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy will lie mode public by the White House by mid-Septem­ ber, Informed sources said to­ day. Rough Sailing VENICE, Italy (UPI) — Flfly-alx gondoliers threat­ ened to burn their boats un­ less the city government doe* something abcut the way their competitors, the motor­ boat pilots, are whipping up waves In the grand canal. Klan Reward MCCOMII, Mis*. (UIT) — The Ku Klux Klan offered « $1 ,000 reward yesterday for Information into the burning* of Negro churches In this area hit In recent weeks by a series of bombings and church fires. Bank Law Asked Engineer's Report Sparks Argument By Dottle Austin City Editor Sanford city fathers threw cold water on tha offer of a motel and restaurant building firm from Charlotte, N. C., which expressed "extremely great interest" in building in the proposed waterfront de. velopment, at their meeting Monday. The letter from thr firm, which builds nationally known mctels and restau­ rant* expressed a desire to make m feaalblllty study "to determine the slsc of the mo­ tel and food operation to start with . . . with ptans for maximum additions." The North Carolina firm risked that the City pay half, (or about $750) of the study, North Orlando Company Sued For $2 Million The North Orlando Com­ pany is facing a 32 million suit filed against it in Federal Court in Orlando hy an Ha­ waiian businessman, Harold T. Oklmoto. The plaintiff alleges he thought he was buying most of the Town of North Orlando last December and April when he signed papers for the purchase. He claims tiie defendants cheated him by not selling Hie Samples of the finished pro duct of sludge was shown ami land he thought he was buy­ it was explained that the ing. Okimoto says Dial prior siuilgo occurs when solids are to signing tiie various papers separated from liquids. The he looked at maps, inspected resulting material can then the property. t>c dried or burnod, without Th« Hawaiian stales he odor. gave a promissory nolo for Whi n R is dried, as the city 3840,000 and then gave the de­ is now doing, the resultant fendant* another one which product can be used as a fer­ was blank. This and other tilizer for grass, shrubs and documents were Incomplete, ornamentals, (anything b u t tie said, but lie depended on food products). the defendant's "good faith" Tlic city will utilize the pro­ in filling the blanks. cessed fertilizer first to com­ He further allegci he paid plete landscaping of the the defendsnt 356,660 during treatment plant grounds, and preparations for the land deal then for city parks and plant iiut the company will not now ings. repay It. Plant Superintendent Rick He asked (lie court to void Richard Jr., explained that the contract documents and this is the first time that the complete processing has been demands 32 million damages. done, with the finished pro His attorneys arc John M. Robertson and Harold War duct ready for use. HI. In previous reports of the sale, the owners were listed as Hie Silver Creek Precision Corp., Silver Creek, N. Y. IlESSEltMKR. Ala. (UP!) Deed of transfer as filed gt —A move to cteatu the first that time in Scmiunle County new Alabama county in 61 indicated Oklmoto would pay j m i i uii* being pushed by to­ 31,126,265 to Uic Silver Creek rn) Democrats today, while In firm. A mortgage of |I.Z5 Montgomery State Atty. Gen. million was also recorded Richmond Flowers looked in­ from Oklmoto to Silver Crock. to the legal angle*. When contorted by The HerTim new-county push, which would split tiie so-called Bes­ aid for comment early this semer Cut-Off area away morning, local North Orlan­ from Jefferson County, was do Company manager Frank started h* a by-product of Fasula said "Thla ia quite a congressional rcdlslrictlng. A a 1mck. This Is the company'* special session of the Legis­ main office and no pspera lature will consider redlatricU have been served here. We had no Indicallon that Mr. log next week. Okimoto was preparing such action and therefore, at this Herald Index time, are totally unprepared 4 to make any statement." Aldiy ............ . . - __ Page Mayor (rone Van Eepoel, Bridge ................ . . . Page 4 Classified .......... page 10- 1) ■iked for an opinion ■■ to Comic* ......____ .... Page 0 what reaction ol village off] Editorial ... -------.... Pag* 8 dale would be, advised that 'i the council would continue, as Funeral* ............ Horoscope ........... . . . Page It It has In the past, to work for Society _____ ... .... Page 5 growth and improvement of Sports . . . . ___... .. Poge 0•7 the village aa a whole regard­ TV Program* __ ---- Page t less of who holds ownership We the Women ...... Pag* 4 of the undeveloped properties. City Commissioners See Sewage Plant Sanford City Commissioners saw for the first time today, the final product of the new sewage treatment plant at Mill Crook. No Paving For School Opening th e southern mile of Win­ ter Park Drive, that stretch of road which runs from Sit I3tl norlfi to South Seminole Junior Hi;:h School, now being paved by a joint effort of Seminole County ami Uie Town of Casselberry, will not lie ready by the time school* open Aug. 31. This was apparent today wlwn Herman Joyce, repre­ senting the Casselberry road board, requested the county to Install 336 leet of drainage pipe ta-fo'c the paving U ac­ tually done. "1 his will delay our pro­ gram." J. C. Lavender, coun­ ty road superintendent, de­ clared "But, we're not going to have It finished jn time (or the opening of school any­ way." The Town of Casselberry sai l it would pay up to $3.500 for the installation. This fig­ ure was eliminated when the Commission agreed to install the pipe at four crossings at the aelusl cost of laying it. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Deposit Insur­ ance Corporation (FDIC), alarmed hy the failure af four banka this year, is *"king Congress for legislation to tighten supervision cf hank­ A nonpartisan group of ing institutions. South Seminole residents will meet Thursday at the Amer­ Cardinal Picketed ican legion Hall, Prairie LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Lake, in Fern Park, to form Catholica protesting J. Frnn- a campaign committee for cls Cardinal McIntyre's alleg­ Republican presidential can­ ed lack of leadership against didate Harry Goldwater. racial discrimination picket­ George Hobrow mid Hie ed the chancery Monday at meeting will In-gin at 7:45 the moment the cardinal was p.m. Presiding will be Ford celebrating a Requiem Mass Cavanaugh. A l s o attending for a prominent woman Ne­ will tie State Rep. Jan For­ gro leader. tune. Goldwater Unit To Organize J New Alabama Countv Asked with the completed plans bring turned over to the city, when the survey Is completed. The president of the firm, Ned P. Laughinghouse came to Sanford last week, met with City Manager W. E. Knowles and studied the pic­ torial presentation and the waterfront development plans. He said his firm would be "Interested In participation in ownerahlp, management, financing and obtaining a tease for a food and motel operation." Commissioner* flatly turn­ ed down any city participa­ tion in the financing of thr study and instructed Knowles to write the firm, thank them for their interest, and ask them to delay any commercial study until after the en­ gineering study Is completed. In the discussion engendernl hy the offer, comm lisle ti­ er* were not in agreement as to what they wanted the en­ gineering study to show. Knowles handed them coplra of the letters which went out to the engineering firms, along with the outline of what the preliminary report Is to ahow. After hassling ever tha maler for aome lime, com­ missioners asked Knowles to add to thn list a commercial and retail study of the pro­ posed plana for the motel, restaurant and marina com­ plex. "I want lo know If we are going to make any money out of this," said Commissioner J. 11. Crappa. "1 want to know who ia going to cnme here and use these facilities. I'm not go­ ing to vote to spend a half a million dollars on ■ lot of dorks and buildings un­ less I know someone will ★ ★ romp here and use them." he said. "Where ar* all these yarht* ‘they* tell me will com* her* and tie up? Who'* going to us* Ihle m o t e l and restaurant? Where are all these people romlng from, with ell (hie money?" Crappn naked. "You gotta ahow me," Crappa roncluded. The city manager taid th at letters and a list of the re* qulrcment* had been lent to n i n a mart,!* engineering firms. Four hove expressed interest and will send their representatives her* to talk with tha city commissioner*. Thn first appointment, with a representative of J. E. Grein­ er Company out of Tampn has been set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Appointments alto have been set with Lockwcod Greene Engineers from Spartenhurg, S. C, and David Volk rrt Associate* from Miami. The firm of Maurice H. Con­ nell and Aeaocaltee from Mi­ ami has alio offered to come here and meat with commis­ sioners. Atl thn firms will be asked to submit preliminary plane and aketchee of bulkheading, land filling, marina construc­ tion, land traffic flow, park­ ing provisions, utility eatenlions, layout of docka, serv­ ice facilities, design and con­ struction materials of the docks, a detailed coat break­ down, engineering coats, time estimate! and apeclflraUona for the actual construction of the development plan. Additional requests added hy commissioners Monday In­ clude commercial and retail studies in relation to tha mo­ tel, restaurant and marina faclHties. ★ ★ ★ ★ Resignation 0 ! Bond Trustee Accepted City Commissioners Mon­ day accepted "with regret" the resignation of Voile Wil­ liams Sr. from the Board of Bond Trustee* of the city. Williams, who has served on the board for nearly ten years was warmly commend­ ed hy all Ihe commissioners individually and hy the group as a whole for the efficient ami effective manner In which Ute board had been ad ministered. "We are In as good shape as we have ever been," said Comm. Earl Higginbotham. "We ere In belter shape,” ■aid Comm. J. H. Crappa "We hsve reduced our bond­ ed Indebtedness and our bond are selling at top prices, now. Mr. Williams has clone a fine job of taking csrc of other people's money. He has done a terrific job for the city." George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federal was present at the com­ mission meeting and said that he had come ee a representa­ tive of Sanford cltiiene and taxpayers to commend Wil­ liams for the fine handling of the bond board trusteeship and express appreciation for his efforts in behsif of tha city. Williams has received no compensation for his ten year* work, though "I did get In on a steak dinner one time," he commented. Comm. Crappi Initiated • motion that a resolution of commendation be presented Williams by the comm let ion in behalf of the City of San­ ford. Jerry Senkarik was appoint* ed to fill the vacancy on the board, with the board mem here to be instructed to elect their own chairman. A ■ALWAYS e PnWWTnQUALITY e t •f f IT’S HERE! WHITE GOODS EVENT! Now In Progress Four Threats To Privately Endowed Universities Pointed Out Four "shark!" which pose a major threat to the future of private education institu­ tions In thla country were identified in detail Monday noon at the Rotary Club meet­ ing in the Civic Center. The speaker was Dr. John E. Johns, professor ol Stetson University, who also outlined future growth plana (or the DeLand school. The first threat listed by Dr. Johns was the "demand for capital outlay." Expan­ sion and modernisation cotta have created a huge burden on the schools, he said, not­ ing that the physics budding at DeLand ia the seme one which was in use when the school started and bad only 70-pius students. Physicists who studied prior to 1942, he said, find their subjects of thst period out­ dated. Yet, be pointed out, Stetson is still using the ssme structure. The speaker said expansion and modernization costs dur­ ing the past 60 years exceed that of the previous 300 years. Second "shark" to threaten private school* was listed as "student costs." It now costs about 33.000 a year in tuitions and fees to attend a univers­ ity, ha added. Dr. Johns said a student preparing to become a doctor or lawyer can expect to ex­ pend 326,600 to 125,000 for his education, "Teacher shortage" w a a lifted as the third "shark." lie asserted many teacbera are switching lo more lucra­ tive jobs in industry and "they can’t be blamed.” "Complete unconcern" was given as the fourth "and most important" cause ot the Im­ pending downfall of private education. "If people care," Dr. Johns said, "they usually find the way." lie scored the lack of in­ terest among graduates and urged his listeners to do all In their power to help their alma m iter to prevent the private educational s y s t e m from "falling by the wayside." Expressing firm confidence la Stetson, Dr. Johns said a new business administration building cosUng $500,000 is planned fur the campus next year, lie also said a science FAMOUS LUXURY center campaign Is slated to begin next year. NATIONWIDE PENCALE Tiie Baptist Convention has pledged $1.5 million, Ford Foundation another $1.5 mil­ 42*36 CASES Jc 42x38 Fj Caeca lion and "friends" are expect­ ed to provide a third $1.5 mil­ 72x108 1 7211,08 1.71 lion within the next three years, giving the DeLand uni­ j TWIN FITTED TWIN FITTED versity a firm hold on its fu­ ture, D t, Johns told Uotar81x108 ! The speaker was Introduced hy Tom McDonald, program chair njan for July. 2HI 2/91° ^ | |J | B 8U108 FULL FITTED ]£ | FULL FITTED 1J7 |J(| J �Shr VFW Auxiliary Has Meeting In DeBary ait frittfe rb P are 2 — July 28. 1064 f r r a lf t By Mr*. Frank W hile By Ml*. Frank White Mr*. Myrtle Hill, of th* auxiliary to DeBary VFW Pott 8093, presided at the July meet in* for her firtt time since being elected received a warm welcome from the membenhip. Sire. Hill w ai unable tend the June meeting i « a i a t Lake City Hotpltal where her huiband. Frank Hill, underwent surgery. He it eonvaleecing at home now but ia due back the hospital this Thumday. Mr*. Hill announced that the would be happy to deliver artklet collected for the veter­ ans a t this time end Alice Beinert volunteered to pick up contribution* if call­ ed. During her stay at the hos­ pital lira. Hill contributed 96 hours service spent in ping and earinr for arena and in helping with of­ fice clerical work. In buainesa of the meeting, l i n . Hill was appointed delegate, and Mrs. Crete Den­ ning aa alternate, to the Na­ tional Convention to be held Aug. 24-28 in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Denning, who serve* as ways and means chairman, reported on plana for an Oct. 29 card party and Mr*. Bein­ e rt on the project of making • handmade afghan to be awarded a t the party with proceeds to benefit the group's hospital program. Mrs. Terrance Reilly was welcomed after her absence. Next regular meeting was scheduled for 7:80 p.m., Aug. 20, a t the Firemen's Recrea­ tion Hail. Forest City Civic Group To M eet Mrs. Hughes Dies In East th a t pursuant to a F tnel B e­ er ee of F oreclosure 4*t*t the 14th day o f July, i s t t . end e n ­ tered la Chancery Caee No ISOS In the Circuit Court of th e Ninth Judicial Oircult. In and for Bemlnole County. FlorH e wherein PAN AMERICAN CHIT, IN AN U FOII CE MIXOLI: U T M INBURANCE COMPANY. C O l ' N T y , F l . O l t l l l l . Legal Notice U iu lilio t tv f p ^ r itlo n , I* (SEAL) Arthur H. B eckw ith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court Sem inole County. Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlen D eputy Clerk IIUHNEY, OUIINKT A IIANDLKV Xes North M agnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida Allnmcyo for llie Plaintiff I'ul.tl.l,; July J*, IVSt U iu -p i in riiA N i'E itr no. ittn . MAYKLOWEH NATIONAL LIFE INSUBANOK COMPANT, ■ T r im curporallnn, P U ln llff, LONNIE B E A L F onD and A L IC E B F A L F o n n , h la w ife and r.KON IfA B niS and 7.KTTA LEE IIAtlHIA. Ilia wlfa. Hr r-n Joule M IT M 'H O F I t l . H NOTICE IH IliritK U r UIVKN purauanl lo a Final llei raa of foreclosure. 4»le4 July !(. 1aaa. and anlatad In Chancery raaa Nun.i.ar ||u :* . It, and for Her Inoin County. Florida, wdin tn the tlAYFLOWF.n NATION­ AL I.IFK IN H lfllA N fi: COM I'ANV, a Tevaa o.rporalKni, la P la in tiff and I/tK K lE 11KALFOIIH and ALP I! IHBALFOIIP hla w ife and LF.oN IIA llR IV, and 7.KTT A LEF. IIA Mil TR. hla wlf*. *ra li*fand*ni*. I will a*ll In Ilia lilghtat and brat bl.ldar for i* ih at the front dour of llir Mrmlnid* County, Court hou-r. Hanford, Florida, at I w .lw o'clock nnuii, on tha llt h day of Auauat. 1*41, tha follnndna daanrlbad taal aalata, local <4, situate, and bring In Hrmtnola County, Florida, lo wit: 1,01 S. Block C, IIAIIMONT MOMKH. at cording to Ih* P lal tharaof aa recorded in Plat Bb.-,k IS. r a s e 31. Public tlrrorda of Hernianla Counly, Florida, logothrr with Ih* follow in g llrnia of property » lilch ara loealrd In and parmananily Install til a* part nf tha Im provamania on aald land: 1 heatara. perm anently Inalallad. aald property brine the earn* aa art forth In Ihr Final Be r r- r of fore. luaure BATCH thla M lh day of July, Ruby Admits He Planned It DALLAS (UP1) — Jack Ruby tald during a lie detec­ tor teat given him by the FBI Saturday that ha decided the morning of Nov. 24 to kill Lee Harvey Oewald, the Dal­ las New* aald today. Two FBI aganla gave the teat to the 58-year-old con­ demned slayer In the county jail in the prracnce of a War ren Commission investigator. Ruby had requested the teat. The paper aald tha agenta f o u n d nothing Indicating Ruby lied during the teat but that analysis of polygraph truclngi of his breathing and pulse were not complete. Judith F. B ritt and baby boy, Elanor Rogers and baby girl, Leetha Fisk* and baby girl, all of Sanford; Nancy Huffman, Ceaselberry. JULY 25. 1964 Admlsefons Lorraine D. W i l l i a m a, Jamaa E. Howell, Mery Anne Werner, all of S a n f o r d ; T h o m a s Scudierl, Daltons; Brenda Vickers, Longwood. Discharges Joseph Miller Jr., Wanda Cell Ritchie, Henry Oliver, Valerie Ann Muee, Paulin* Knight, lla irl Hoag, Juanita Marks, Lucille Dudley, Deroy Holt, Nancy Jo Perry and baby boy, all of Sanford; Len* Morgen, DeBary; Robert Jackion, Lake Mary; Jeffrey Krecek, North Orlando. JULY 26, 1064 Ad miae Iona Evelyn Thomae, Kenneth I-ee, Julia McGough, Helen J. Rlyth, Dennla Hogan, Monroe Wilcox, Thomae Baker, Curtia Hoffman, Gus Michele Mel* nora Altshuler, Enie Poehordo. Merle Collard, Pherron L. Davie, all of Sanford; Larry Busby, luika Monroe; Aline Hendrix, Tltuevilt*. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Harry J. Altshuler of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. William G. Vlckara of Longwood, a boy. Dlachariee Ann Platt, Helen Faye MeCune, Leila M. Butner, Mar­ garet Bynum, Thomae Jeffer­ son Bowman, Mary Buth Wal­ ler and hahy girl, alt of San­ ford; Betty L. Dunn, Fern Park. By Julia Bartoa Mrs. Robert Webb, reader for the Chlldren'a Story Hour which la conducted each Sat­ urday during the summer at the Altamonte Spring* Cominunity Houae from 9:30 un­ til 10 a.m., report* that a to­ tal of 27 youngsters between the age* of four and 12 years, are registered this summer. Average attendance for the past three Saturdayi has been 18, however, *n Increase ia expected as families return from vacation. Dua to increased enrollment and interest In the program thla year, Mrs. Webb feels that next summer two read­ er! will be nereaeary and that age group divisions will be required. The Story Hour te aponaor*d In conjunction with the Al­ tamonte Library and the Al­ tamonte Community Library Association. City Boy Found Safe In Woods PARK, Calif. (UPI)—"Who would figure a city boy would know how to take care of him self In the woods?" A park ranger aiked that question somewhat in awe Saturday night after a loyear-old "city boy" from Los Angeles, missing In the Yote mile wiklemess for eight days, was found alive and well. O t h e r rangers described John Ireland Jr.'s survival "an absolute miracle." But young John had another explanation as he rested in a hotpltal bed Sunday. He at tributed his survival to "kerp ing my head." Health Fund Up Sanford Tavern Meet Postponed Cited By State $14.8 Million Sunday’* meeting of The New Guinea Tavern of JACKSONVILLE (UPI) The state Board of Health ap­ proved a $62.2 million budget for the coming two years Sun­ day and urged establishment of a 10-man committee to study mental health problems in Florida. The budget represents a $14.1 million increase over the 1**1 last two years and still must (MEAL) Clark of lha Clrrult Court be spproved by the- Legisla­ Byt Sandra H Johnaon ture, Leonard V. Wood of i WIIITTAKKIt and PTLK Dr. Wilson T. Sawder, A llom eya for Ih* P laintiff. chairman of the board, aald Hull* 301. 1011 Kaei Colonial Drlva, the higher budget Is needed Orlando. Florida "If we are tn operate i t tha Publish: July 11, 1111 peak of efficiency." CDB-I0I NOT RESPONSIBLE I will net be raapoluiWIe far aay debts iarurred by aayenr other than myaelf. Nathaniel I,. Wlgglni 27 Enrolled For Story Hour In Altamonte Hospital Notes JULY 21, 1984 Admissions Loretta M. Hobart, Lula Ellison, Mattie Singleton, Bet­ ty Via, Ray Wright, Hattie Fields, Joseph Miller Jr., I.ena Lockley, all of Sanford] Mary Elisabeth Cowell, Willow Dav­ ie, DeBary; Jaffray Krtcek, North Orlando] Reuben Walletedt, Lake Mary. Births Mr. and Mrs. David R. Fall Jr. of Sanford, a boy] Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hobart of San­ ford, a girl. Dlechargea James J .Sexton Jr., Willie William*, Ella Maa Uruoks, Effia H*w»on, Gyp* I* Scott, Myra Weldon, William D. Oaki, Juanita Pries, William Moure, Augusta Ann Cahill, John Pfcsali-y, Erma Kelley, i v t i i k r u n t i i i n i b t n r U ntie Gouin and baby boy, r i m N IN T H J t'tH fT IA I . f i l l . r la ln tltf. and C. MARTENS end KLIEABBTII JAN E MAItTUNS. hie w ife, and P. EEULI * IONS. IN C , r F lorida eerporailan, ara Be randanta I ertll a a l ! I U the and beat bidder, or hlddare, for ea ih , at tha from door o f tha Stm lnnia Cauntr i ourlhouaa In Sanford, Heminole Counly, Florida, at H ire o'clock A. M-. on tho ISth day o f Auauot. l i l t , tha follow ing dascrlbed prnparly aa a tt forlli In aald Etna! Baoreo, Mtuate In Hemlnola County. Florida t o - w it: \ j n r 1. B t / t C K 1. SAN s k m K N oi.idt F i n r r a m BITIUN. aoeordlna to plal t h a r a e f recorded In Plal Book II. P a a » dl. Public Beoorde of Bemlnole Ooun ty. Florida. IncluiMne apodfleally. but tint by way of lim itation, the fn llo w ln e f u t u r e , a n d e<iult> inent, a ll p a r a ia n a a lly Inatall •dl t Bolara W all F u rn a c aa I Maple Chef llullt-ln Uve-i t Maxlc Chef M ur'a .a Unit 1 P r e w a y K lh a tle t Fan t V enetian ltllnda t l l a r l ia s a Ule|>oaat • l in t point T o g e th e r with all a l r u s l u ; * . a n d Im provem ants now and h e r e a f te r an tald land, and fixt u r e a a tt a c h e d thereto, and all rente, laeuea, p ro c ee ],. and p rn flla a r c r j l n s and to a r r m e from aald yretrleee. all «>l w hich a ra I n i lu d r d within the fo ra g o ln g daacrlp llon amt tha h a b e n d u m th e r a o li alee all aaa. • te a m , electric, w a te r , and n l h a r h e a tin g , cooking, r e f r i ­ g e r a t i n g , lig h tin g , plumbing, v e n ti l a t i n g . Ir r ig a tin g , and p o w e r ayalama. m arhlnee. appltancaa. flatu ree , and a ppurlenancaa, which now a ra or m a y h a r e a f t e r p a r ta la to. o r be ueed w ith, tn or on aald pramlaaa. a t a n t h o u g h they be d e ­ tac hed or d e tachable. W ITNESS my hand and the official aval of Ihle llonurable Court at Hanford. HentlnvU County, Florida, thla Itth day o f July, 1MI. By Maryann Miles Tha August meeting of the Forest City Community As­ sociation will be held at 8 p.m. next Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bethea on Forest City Road. On the agenda for the even­ ing will be discussion of wgya and mean* tn ralae money for huildlng the Foreat City Com­ munity Club House in Lake Harriet Eatatei. , Officers are especially urg­ ed to attend the meeting and all Interested members are in­ vited. GLENN SMITH, center, chairman of the summer youth program in De­ Bary, which Ih sponsored under auspices of the DeBary Civic Center, is shown teaching a team of boys how to play ahufflebonrd on courts in back of the Community Center. (Cox Photo) MIAMI (U PI) — Florida traffic aceldanta took IA Uvea ever the weekend. A head-on collision near Mrs. Edith C. Hughe*. 55, Inglia Sunday claimed the Elder Spring*, died July 20 In Uvea of Rosa Sutter, 65, SaraHerkimer Memorial Hoipltil 68, of Aubumdale. at Richmond 5prlng, N. Y. aoU, and Orris T .Hancock, She hid been vliitlng with her aunt, M n. Wjlliim Babb, when taken 111. She la aurvived by her hus­ i s n n c m c u iT c o u r t n v T i t * MKTS* J fD I C ta t. T IB . band, Howard L. Hughes, of o t rr. tsr a x o f o r l a s i s n i B Sanford, and a slater, M n. c o t 's r r , r i o R tn a n r cwAsrrwitr s o . t a r n Grace Pfiitercr, Weit Hemp­ MORTOAOB FORECLOBI RM FAV AMKIttC AN 1.TFK I*. stead, L. I. aUltANCK COMPANT, a Lou. Mr*. Hughe* and her hus­ telaaa e orpera lloo. PIslaMft. band moved to Florida from ROBERT C. 14 ARTE WB in 4 Buffalo, N. V., In 1846. E LIZ A B E TH JA N E MARTENS, Final rites were conducted till wife, anil P. EEIT1.I A Friday in Franklin BONS, INC., a Florid* eorpor- 1 a a t Alton, Square, L. I , N. Y. Burial pifinilihta CAERE'S NOTICE OF SALE wai in Pine Lawn Cemetery, NOTICE IB HEREDT OtVEN Suffolk County, N. Y. a John Kiaael of Palmetto Drive, D*B*ry, who is organ­ ising and will teach a class for la ryn gee tom eel this fail in the DeBary Community Center Red C ron room, has been commended by the Flor­ ida I.aryngeetpmrt Asiocistion for his action. This clats, the only one available in the area, is being sponsored through coopera­ tion of Chaater Rcarlck, president of the DeBary Civ­ ic Association. Literature and material* needed will be pro­ vided by Mr*. Adam Muller, chairman of the DeBary Can­ cer Unit which is a part of the West Volusia Unit nf the American Cancer Society. Seven laryngectomees al­ ready have enrolled for the class and nthera In need of tha service may make ar­ rangements to attend by con­ tacting Kiaael. MEMBERS OF SCOUT TROOP 507, sponaored by Grace Methodist Church, are pictured returning from a one-week outing a t Camp La-NoChc. They are (front row. from left) Tommy Whigham, Tommy Hite, B'.alr Kitncr and Lamaar Willimag; (second row) Alan Danlela, Armon RoRiiman, Dick Mamele and Bill Kennedy; (third row) Scoutmaater Russ Kitner, Lane Ely, Karl Roitsman and James Averett. 16 Killed Legal Notice DeBary Man Commended By State Group NOT RK8PONSIHLK I will not be responsible for aay debt* Incurred by aayaae other I baa Myaelf. Juocph II. Coulomb* ■ * " Sanford has been charged by the State Beverage Depart­ ment with piecing an unau­ thorised person in charge of its business and failure to maintain adequate invoice*. State Beverage Director Richard B. Keating haa or­ dered the owner to thow cause why the license ahould not be revoked or euspended. the West Lake Brantley Civic Aeaociation wee postponed due to rain and haa bean resched­ uled for next Sunday at 6 p.m. on the Lake Brantley beach­ front property owned by the association. In the event of rain the meeting will be held at tha home of Mr. and Mr* L. C. Rigsby on Lake Brant­ ley Drive in Forest City. CALL AND SIOHAUF f A 2 5 0 4 Ct ' l c- y A t t . CO ny Julian Stenstrom Associate Editor Reaction to the Scmincl* County School Board’s *6.25 million budgat for tha lOft-l-65 *chool year, which caili for a 1.07 miliage increase ami a total of 9.32 mills, met with almost unanimous approval of local official*. General J . C. Hutchison, member of th* Board of DEIIARY YOUTHS attemlinp the summer youth program are ahown in County Commlsslonen, de­ )mn<licmft aea.-Mon with Mrs. Alan Duffin, Mr*. Albert Moesel and Mrs, clared: "I don’t have any chil. Chester Rosrick, left to rijrht. who nrc teaching the children to make dren in school snymore but pencil holders and butterflies from spangles and glitter. (Cox Photo) I do hav* some grandchildren. If it means raising the millage to provide them with the best possible education I'm ready to go along with it." State Rep. Joe Davia said he would go along with Gen­ eral llutchiion. He added, however, " I’d suggest that our Board of Public Instruc­ tion continue to economise whenever and wherever it can to get the moat out of the tax dollar." Karlyle Houiholder, Scm! note County Judge-elect and also president of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce, slid he thought that "Our system is doing quite well. Our school offi. cieli a rt forward loooking and we've got to go along with them." County Commissioner I.ea Gtry commented, "I wish I’d had it as good when I went to school as our children havn WINNERS CHOSEN for their art work displayed Fridny morning at the it today." Summer Recreation Arts and Crafts Show at South Seminole Elementary County Commission Chair­ were, left to right, Heth Ann Lucas, Charlene Spencer, Cathy Cassel­ man James Avery observed: berry, Carol Sullivan and Janice Chunnel. (Herald Photo) “The School Board must be complimented on their good public relations." Ob vie u sly. with tongue in cheek he ex­ plained, "The School Board raises its miliage 1.07 mills and gets complimented. Mean, while, the County Commis­ Hertchell Z. Dunn, 84, of sion holds the line on Its mill5tonroe Corner, died at 9:30 ege end some people still p.m. Sunday in Seminole Me- aren’t satisfied." ir.orial Hospital. Born July 31, 1879, in Coch­ ran, Ga„ he had lived in San­ ford for the past 3a y e a n . He wa* a retired carpenter and was a member o( the Ml. Ha­ ven Primitive Baptist Church. Survivor* are four sons, E. By Doris Dean L., J. L. and Henchell E., The popular "Blue Cha rac­ all of Sanford and W, E. of es," five-piece bend which ia Tifton, Ga.; two daughters, widely-known throughout Cen­ Mr*. I, W. Nettles of Sanford tral Florida, will play for thti *nd Mr*. W. B. Hendrix of week'a North Orlando Teen Orlando; 18 grandchildren, 42 Club Dance. great grandchildren and one Dances are sponsored by hrother, J. W. Dunn, of Odom, the NOT* each Thursday DONNING HER artist smock Cynthia Jewell of Ga. Casselberry attacks the paper with her own from 7:30 until 11:30 p.m. at style of modern art. Painting teaches use of the North Orlando Recrea­ the hands ns well as the basic colors and is one tion A m and ara open to all of tho skills used in preparing the new first teenagers In tha village and graders in an oriental ion program a t South surrounding communities. Tic­ Seminole Elementary School. kets are available from any Sanford Lodge 1861. Loyal member of th* club or admis­ Order of Moos* and Sanford sion may b* paid a t tha en­ Chapter 1404, Women of the trance. 5!oose, entertained at a dou­ ble surpriie birthday party honoring Governor Ed Lacey Auto Smeared Cecil Cerlton of 664 Plumo­ end M n. Florence McCerson following the men's weekly se Dr. reported to police Sun­ day someone had smeared last Wednesday. Lacey wa* presented gift* catsup and mustard on the of a clgarett lighter and • outside of hie car and on the belt and S in . McCaraon ra- tha front saat sometim* S at­ reived a rhinestone necklace urday night. and earring set as mementos of the occasion. Refreahmanta served to the H * . HRRSCttKM. Kunmore than 75 members a t­ O •r*l services for H*r»eh*lt Z. tending consisted of a buffet Dunn, II, of Slonro* corner who 41*4 Sun4»y, will h* supper, prepend by tha wom­ h*14 at I pm. *V*4ne*4ay *t en, and a large birthday rake. HrUoon Funeral Item* with H. Z. Dunn, 84, Dies In Hospital Name Band To Play For N O T Dance Moose Party Honors Two Funeral Notice Hera's hoping t h a t t h e pickle crop thla year ia a dllly. THESE CASSELBERRY youngsters are at­ tending the four week orientation program for new first graders a t South Seminole Elementary School. While Donald Heath, left, concentrates on lying tho practice shoe. Jimmy Stewart and Calvin Dahl are having fun with the model village. INt 9511 S d n l u r i t , I ia. Killer Holier! Smith officialIng *n4 KI4er Jo* Marvell of Orlaiulo *e*l*tlna- Hurlal will b* In Kvergrae it Cemetery nrlMon Funeral Mom* tn rharg* of arrangement*. AREA DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Announcement II is with great pride and joy (hat I announce of the association with me of my brother, AUTO k PROPERTY For The Finest Year Around Waathsr Conditioner FEDDERS All Lines W ritten Sale* — Service 200 S. 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Sanford .FA 2-1581 Feed Store Jim Dandy Feedf Timothy H a ^ C o tto n Seed U you w ait paopla to pay alien lieu to your buslnast, Cow Feed $3.40 per 100 Ik call FA 14411 and ask the Kittening and Fattening Herald Staff about aoma at 820 Sanford Ave. Sanford tanluD galling ads �Demo Platform Expected To Denounce 'Extrem ists' By Name Parly Facing Battle Over Credentials WASHINGTON (UP1) — Democratic platform drafter*, their Republican rounr aalike 1' rpnrts, very likely will de­ trri> nounce political extremism whether cf the right or left. They may mention the John Birch Society amt the Ku Klux Klnn as well as the Comunist party by name. Present thinking of atmie key TVeinocutU U that Uiey also may Rive Republicans in v^'nifress a pat on the back for helping pass the civil right* law which Sen. Barry Goldwatcr voted against. Democratic expect no repe­ tition of past convention civil right battles as far as the platform is conccmrd. They face such a fight on creden­ tials, and can only hope to hold it to less than partyf littin g dimensions. At their San Francisco con­ vention, the Republicans re­ jected efforts to include in their platform criticism cf extremists, tnd Goldwater said In his acceptance speech that extremism in defense of liberty was not a vice. On civil rights, the Repub­ licans committed themselves Vj "faithful execution" of the new civil rights law, but ne­ glected to claim credit for the powerful GOP help thut enabled Uio Democratic Con­ gress to pass it. Goldwater was cne of only six GOP senators who voted against the civil rights hill, aimed at curbing race disfim inntion in schools, jobs voting, use of public accom­ modations, and outlay of fed cral funds, lie rolled its job und public accommodations sections unconstitutional. The Democritie Platform Committee now being assem­ bled is headed by Rep. Carl Albert, Okln., House Demo­ cratic leader and a close as0 rin te of President Lyndon II. Johnson. The 100-nmn committee will held public heuringa here Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ nesday, Aug. 17, 18 and 10, the week before the Democra­ tic National Convention opens in Atlantic City on Aug. 24, The sessions are 1‘cing held ^ the nation's captinl to Vvnid interference with ef­ forts of Democratic leaders to wind up tho 88th Congress lie. foro tho convention begins. A number of platform commlttee members also are con­ gressmen. Goldwater Acts To Bring Peace Within Party WASHINGTON (U PI) — Republican presidential nom­ inee Barry Goldwater made a bid for party harmony today with an offer clearly under4m dable to his congression­ al help In their own election campaign. The Aruona senator's sides were completing plsns for two congressional breakfasts here Aug. 0 and 7. All GOP senators and House members will be Invited. Rep. William F.. Miller, N.Y., GOP vice Igcsidentinl nominee, will be cohost. Referring to the breakfasts and other scheduled sessions, Goldwater said Monday that the meetings were arranged "in the interest of campaigns of sit Republican candidates and 111 the Inter Cat of unity In the party." Goldwatcr said ths breakA it sessions would Include a briefing on plans made for ths national GOP campaign as well as a discussion of "any­ thing else" on the minds of Senate and House GOP Incum­ bents. The unity breakfasts were only one phase In a aeries of meetings discussed by Goldw te r Monday after a two ® ur and 20 minute discus­ sion with top Republican campaign aides. Goldwatcr said he would meet with Senate and House GOP leaders Wednesday. He »sid Republican strateg ­ ists were still planning a "summit" meeting of top partv leaders following ths con­ cessional breakfasts and ha hopes -all !« GOP governors could be present. ; Wd a ljr front nrh July 28, 1964 — Pnpe 3 S rra lh ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) —City officials appeared sat­ isfied today that the emer­ gency caused by a weekend of violent rnrlml rioting now Is under control. Although street* remained filled with police and Nation­ al Guardsmen were camped around Negro neighborhoods, the night passed without re­ petition of the street disor­ ders and lootings that flared on three previous nights. "Things were very quiet last night end we’re all Itoplng that they will stay that way," Mayor Frank I’. Lamb said this morning. Roth the pclice chief and city manager, who had main­ tained all-night vigils s t the Public Safety Building dur­ ing the previous nlglits of rioting, went home shortly after midnight. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, who toured the riot • stricken city Monday, also seemed assured Hint tho 1,200 state ami local police cn duty here and tho 1,300 National Guardsmen h* or­ dered in as a standby reserve, could mnintain the peace. "The problem now is pre­ servation of law Slid order, getting back to normalcy," he said after conferences with police and military officers. MRS. CORNELIUS 1)0VALE of DeBnry has been collecting mininturo pitchers for many years. In her collection are pitchers from Italy, tier* many, Holland, England, Ireland, France, Brazil, Mexico, und many out of the way places the Uovales visited while abroad. Her friends In the States have sent her odd pieces to add to her famous collection. They nro from a half inch in height to several inches, many decorated with hand painted portraits, hand-blown glass, china and In delicate shades. Mr. und Mrs. Dovule have ju s t returned from a trip to New Orleans, Texas and Mexico, where they added several pitchers to their collection. (Cox l’hoto) The world l» full of a num­ ber of thlnge and you can find most of them in a woman's purse. New Case Of Hoffa Jury Tampering Reported CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Tribune said today an Investigation Is being muilo of alleged attempts to tamper with the federal court jury that convicted Teamsters bore James It. Hoffa on char­ ges he conspired to defraud the union pension fund. The newspaper said It was told by an "informed govern­ ment source" that "you have not heard tho end of this case." A spokeMimn for the Jus­ tice Department In Washing­ ton said he was not awara of an investigation. Hie Federal Bureau of Investigation In Chicago declined comment on the report. Hoffa, who is appealing both his conviction here and a conviction on Jury tamper­ ing charges earlier this year at Chattanooga, Tcnn., said he had heard rumbles" of such an inquiry. The Tribune reported It had learned that an attem pt had been made to plare into Jur- ors* hand* copies of a maga­ zine article that questioned the fairness of the Chattanoo­ ga trial. The newspaper said the attempt was not successful. Copies of a weekly maga­ zine The Nation containing an urticle on the Chattanougu trial wrre circulated freely around the federal courthouse Won't Work For LBJ, Burns Says Calm Night In Rochester Lifts Official Hopes here during the early days of Hoffa'a thre«-month-long trial on fraud charges. After defense attorneys placed Into the record copies of what they claimed wera prejudicial newspaper articles, prosecutor Charles Z. Smith asked for and wiis granted permission to enter the mag­ azine article into the record. MIAMI BEACH (U PI) — anyone else but nnydon Burns Democratic gubernator­ this fall." He told newsmen that he ial nominee llsydon Bums would vole for Johnson and said Monday ho won't cam­ paign for President Johnson this fall. " I’m a Democrat and I have been a Democrat all my life," hs said, and "that's as far as I’m going to go to STUART (U P I)—A Coral persuade anyone to vole for Gables girl was killed and seven relatives injured Mon­ day night when their car crashed on the Florida Turnpie near here. Janice Kenny, 18. was kill­ ed Instantly. Her five-yearold brother Jesse was critical­ LONDON (U PI) — An­ ly injured and four other thony Ffrench said today he family members were Seriwants to ffind out why his ously hurt In tho wreck. Two others in the enr suf­ ffsmily—and th* Ffitches, fered minor cuts and bruises. Ffords and Ffitkes.spell their The Turnpike Authority names that way. said the ear, driven by Lewis No ffewer than 23 names Kenny, rnn off the roail and in the London telephone di­ swerved back on, where Ken­ rectory begin with the dou- ny hit the brnkes. At that point the automo­ ble-F. bile went into a broadside Some, like Ffreneh, capital­ slide, rareened off the road ize the first "F ." Olliers, like and overturned twice. Miss Valentine ffrrnch (small ff> or Mrs. C. I. ffiske (small ff) capitalize nothing ut all. The luck of a capital Is traditionally supposed to per­ petuate the memory of an unecstrr decapitated In some long-fforgutten dynastic war. The reason for the doublo-F will mam A GOOD PICTURE Is more obscure. Ffrench, a w rlfsre worker, Ijkt it with t Kodak cjmcfi and film’ said he haa spent three years working in his spare time to solve the riddle. He said that as nearly at he can ffigure out, most dou­ CAMERA SHOP ble F'e were adopted out of 210 8. PARK AVE. simple snobbery. Girl Killed, 7 Injured In Collision Fiddlesticks, And Pffoui On Such Ffoppery Wieboldt's If the President comes to Florida, “ I'll sit on the plat­ form with him." But Burns, who is favored to win the November election, admitted thnt "in some way*" he stands close to the poliN ical philosophy of GOP pres­ idential candidate Barry Gold* water. This raised the ire of Republican gubernatorial can­ didate Charles Holley of St. Petersburg. "Hc'a a political chameleon who changes color whenever he think* he can pick up more votea," Holley aaid In a state­ ment released In St. Peters­ burg. "Actually he has no po» liticnl philosophy a t all," said Holley "to how can he say it resembles Goldwater'a T" For A Beautiful Lawn — SCOTTS "Bonus" — Weeds As It Feeds "K » lt" — For Deslh To Chinch Bugs "Satisfaction Or Money Bark Guarantee" Griipevllle Nursery 2221 Grapcvilt* At*. 322-0888 "Scnlta Dealer" READY TO PUT IN A WELL? Just Make One Stop For Everything You Need To I)o The Jnh: COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS, AS LOW AS *5 9 50 Tank*. Drive-Well Point*, Control*, Electric Wire And Accessor lea D o -It-Y o u r Selfers Rent One Of Our Portable Well Drilling Machines To Mnke The Job Easy. SAVE MONEY NOW — CA$H and CARRY WALL SUPPLY WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5411 '‘Headquarters For Sprinkler 8yHtent^* HURRY! There's a great buy waiting for you at your Chevrolet dealer's Easy W a y to K ill R oaches an d A n ts Hruth on Ones. . . Lait* for Month* Asprln, perhaps ths most common home remedy, is re­ sponsible for more child pois­ onings than any other substanee. It accounts for a fifth of the cases and a third of the fatalitleo. JOHNSTON’S NO-ROACH: Simply brush Johnuton's No-Ktuirh In cnblnet* to control cockroach?*, on *111* to Htop ant*. Color low, odorle** coating ttlnytt effective fur monthn. No need to move dlnhe*. Harm lews to pets. Remember: No-Roach means no roachc*. W IN N D IXIE FOOD STORES Further iMarkdowns % PRICI ■ LIQUIDATION SALE! ■ (WE MUST CLEAR THE STOCK) ■ ON ALL MERCHANDISE BANKRUPTCY SALE! WOMEN’S DRESS & FLAT MEN’S WORK & DRESS $25°_$500 There'll one place !n town where you’ve got your pick of up to 45 different waya to be a home­ coming hero this summer—and for many more after. Y our C h e v ro le t o n e-sto p shopping center. You can't miss i t Just look for the showroom where the most people are, and follow the crowd. S H OE S SHOES Reg. $5.00 to $10.00 C h iv y n N o va t-D o o r S o d a * VALUES TO 58.00 50‘ - *1.00 *1.50 1 1 k------------- 201 EAST FIRST ST. — DOWNTOWN SANFORD Check the display window out for America's No. 1 automobile, tho '64 Jet-smooth Chevrolet. Any car this luxurious should have its price examined, Look fo r th e b ra n d -n e w young-at-heart,young-in-price Chevelle—the only car th a t could come between Chevrolet and Chevy IL Look for the fun-loving rear- sports car, Corvette— engine Corvair. It’s Chevrolet's exciting two-seater that’s m o w answer to leaving summer sand, ing more people every day. winter snow and spring mud Test drive the one that turns* right in its tracks. you on the most. T hen start, Look for the thrifty, roomy talking price. Chevy II. I t’s tho perfect auto­ mobile for those who like to go on economy drives. Look for America's only true BECAUSE MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS, CHEVROLETS MUST BE A BETTER BUY ------------- — ........ ................ .............. *---------------------------- ~ ~ r n - T T .-. ............................. ... 4 0-1S4I Silver Dollar Shoe Service SALE. CONDUCTED BY SELF - SERVICE SHOE STORES. IN C % C o rva lr M onza C lu b C ovpo HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY j SECOND A N D PALMETTO 1 SANFORD 322-0711' �A.a W# # n f« r1 Im O Page 4 — July 28, 1964 T V Time Previews i ;t I I - Bf Dottle Asalts MRS. CHANDLER SWAN­ SON, w ifi of Oil new com­ manding officer of Uie aUtlon mads her pretence felt right off, taking high point* a t the 8taUon Officer’* Wire* bridge last week. Mr*. John William* was hostess with gneit* pretent being Mr*. Robert Walton and Mr*. Daw* Dearolph. Next bridge will be on Augtu t 17th at Mrt. William Sharpe'* home. * • * FAREWELL LUNCHEON fo r Mr*. Santey Stand, wife of the NAS station executive officer will be held at the Georgian Manor, (across from the Tiki in Maitland) on Aug­ ust 0th at 18:S0 p. m. by the Station Wive*. The Stand'* are being transferred to Silver Spring, Md., and will leave right af­ te r the luncheon, with their lovely daughter, Sharon. The move eotnes just at the right time, a t Sharon, who graduated from S e m i n o l e High this year will be enter­ ing college in the fall. All the S tand's have been most popular during their tour here and leave a hoet of Navy and civilian friends be­ hind, as they deport. Slim, avelta Gloria has been one of ths most popular models In tha numerous fashion shows In Sanford, and aha realty loea something special for the clothes she wears. For reservations to the luncheon call Mrs. Vincent Law or Mr*. William Rldell before August 3rd. MRS. JAY MILLER was hostess a t her Lake Crystal home recently to "welcome aboard" several newcomers to tha Station Wives Club, chief among t h e m b e i n g Mrs. Chandler Swanson, wife of the new (kipper and Mrs. Leo McDonald, the wife of the new Protestant chaplain. Others welcomed were Mrs. Julian Eberhart, Mrs. Dell Mueller, Joy Derranca, and a Mr*. Holmes, whoso first name ws mlaaed. The party wae to be a pic­ nic and swim, but the weather didn't cooperate, ao it turned out to be an Indoor box lunch­ eon, highlighted by fried chicken and topped off with Bavarian cream, • • • MRS. G. U ATKINSON high points at the RVAH-t) **0" wives bridge Wednesday which was held at the home of Mrs. C. C. Smith. Second Legal Notice NOTICB o r (ALB Nolle* Is hsrsbjr s lv tn lhat. pursuant to a K ltnl IMcraa at F nrtclosur* v n tir n l In r*u»* numbered l is t s . In t h i Circuit Cuurl of Seminal*. County, Florid*. I w ill sell Die properly sltu e led In Seminole County, Florid*, d*«crlb*d o il Lot i t . ACADEMY MANOR. UNIT ONE, according to the p u t thereof a* record­ ed In Flat Hook It. P e te 11, Public Records o f Sem­ inole County, F lorid a At publlo sole, to Hi* h lsh eet and beet bidder tor r«eh, at the front door o f tb s BrmlnoU County Courlhouee In Hanford, Florid*. b*tw**n ir .e s e .m , and 1:M p.m., oa A ugust m u , IH t. fCOUnT SEAL) Arthur II. ftsckw lth, Jr, Clerk Circuit Court Ily Martha T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk Proeman, lUchardooa A W a ts o n 111 llarnolt Rank Hu tiding Jackson ville, F lorida Attorney Publleh in ly I t, 1IM C D S - IT IN T H H CJOl’R T O F T U B COUNTY J i m UK, a B B IM n i.lt COUNTY, FLO Ml DA, IN P U O . HATH. la m Karate af Allan P laro e r* D*'***et T „ a ll C r e l l l e r e a a d P r n e e e l l a v l a g Ctalaea a r U-waaHa A a a l a e t Bald K staloi You a n d orcb o t y o r ar* h e r e b y n .title d a n d M t u l r c d t r p r e e e n t a n y claim* end d e ­ m a n d s w hich you. o r s l t h t r ot you, m ay havo a g a i n s t t h s ae ­ t a t a of Allan P. l A v r r e c e , doceased, U l a a f said County, la t h s C ounty J u d g i of Seminole County, Florida, a t M s a t t i c s In t h e court ku u a s o t said County a t Sanford, Florida, w ith in a ls c a l e n d a r m onth* from Ik* tim e o f lb* f ir s t public ation o f th is notice. T w o ©opt** o f **ch claim o r d*m snd sha ll bs In w r i t in g , a n d sh a ll stoAe th* piece o f ra eid an o t a n d poet o fflee s d d r s e s a t th e aclaim ant, a a d ehall be s w o r n t o b y the c la im a n t. Ms aa*nU o r a t t o r n e y a a d accom panied by a filing f e s o f on* dollar a n d su c k claim o r d e m a n d M l ao filed sh a ll bo void. ■Catherine W . L aw re n c e A s e s r c u l r l s o f lb* Last W ill a n d T e s ta m e n t of Allan P. L aw rence, dec eased CWrroll U urks A t t o r n e y for B*tat* P. u. D r a w e r z San ford, Florida Bubliehr J u l y I I . Aug. 4. U , I I / 1MI COU-N* was Mr*. J . Youngbiads, with Mrs. J. A. deGanahl not hold­ ing the right cards and com­ ing In low. Special roast of th* day was Miss Betty Watkins, who was visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. M. Sullivan. Mrs. Richard Cook of D*L 8 was also a guest Shrimp gumbo and garlic bread was the piece de resistance served by the hos­ tess. e o .t AH iiy .h u i AIRS. SWANSON o SADDENED MEMBERS of VAH-1I will go ahead with their get-together plana for Thursday, but th* splash party which was to have been at Kay Bartholomew's will be held a t Betsy’s Becton'i home on Banana Lake. It will be a bring-your-own hamburger or hotdog cookout luncheon, to sta rt about 11 m. Kay has gone to Washing­ ton, D. C. for awhile to visit with her lister, but will ba bark before school starts. Friends are hoping that Kay will remain in Sanford and make her home here, where she has so many friends. They treasure her wonderful spirit and courage, which has helped to sustain her through these black days. Sue Kennedy has picked up the nin e of the elub’e activ­ ities aarvlng aa acting presi­ dent until official action by the Navy. e a a CPO WIVES will hold inatallatlon of officers at ths Chief’s Club Saturday, In-gin­ ning at 7 p. m., reinstating popular Mrs. Ira Jarrell as president. NAVY WIVES 211 Is re­ minded the coffee and Jewel­ ry auction scheduled for ! p. m. Wednesday *t the home of Mrs. J . Brown. Bring all the costume Jew­ elry you can't wear, don't need or “Just isn't your type" to tha auetion. It might be just what someone else Is looking for and your contribu­ tion will help the club treas­ ury. s e e LAST EDITION of th* Scvcnettea News has left for the ship, President Edith Tounde told 23 members of e VAIl-7 Enlisted Wives Club a t their recent monthly meeting. All the staff who worked so hard to get out the little newspaper of home news for the men on the Enterprise, were warmly thanked for their hard work in writing, editing, and composing for the past six months. No more editions are plan­ ned as the ship will being a round the world cruise In August. A plaque, which had been sent to the wives club from the squadron in appre­ ciation, was presented to the group by Mrs. Pounds. Farewells were said to Mr*. J. II. Ott, who** husband has reicevsd orders to San Dlsgo, and to Mr*. D. F. Homer whoso husband la being dis­ charged. Each was presented with a silver charm bracelet and a disc which designated •Sevensttaa." Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. J. P. Brewer, Mrt. C. E. McArdte and Mrs. 1. G. Whitmire, Plana have bean mads for a dinner party to ho held at the Acey Deucy Club next Tuesday a t 7:80 p, m. and a bingo party on August 10th. a a s VAH-11 ENLISTED Wives wilt meet a t 7:80 p. m. to­ night a t tha Acey Deucy Club for oleetlon of new officers. No alata hat been prepared, so nominations will ba open to the floor. Batty Newsome, Eileen Cornett and Bonnie Jenklna will be hostesses and refreshments will be served. Coming up in the noar fu­ ture la a fashion show, with now fall stylos from the Hol­ lywood Shop and Garrett's Department Store. A g n a a Beunaviata la In charge of this. It will b* bald a t tha NAS Ballroom a t a data to be set tonight. # * * NEW REPRESENTATIVES to th* Naval Officer* Wives Club w art to hold their first board meeting a t 10 a. at. today a t the home of retiring president, Mrs. WUUam Yelinek, to choose their Jobe and receive insLruoUon from the old members. Mrs. C. L. Fitspatrick will taka over as new president and wa'll hear more about this next week. MRS. STANUL TV tim e erfeties preview coming television shows by attending rehearsals, watch ing screenings, studying •ertpts in New York and Hollywood. Here are their previews for today: 7:30 8 p. m. NBC. Mr. Nov­ ak. "Day of the Year." (re­ run) This one gets Into the problem of dope as it affects high-school students and, hav­ ing bitten otf this mouthful, the story treats the subject rather cautiously. Suspense comes from the attempt to locate a pusher among the student body or school per­ sonnel. 7:30-8 p.m. ABC. Combat. "What are the Bugles Blowin' ForT" P erl II (rerun) Though he looked almost like s sui­ cidal fool on the first episode of this attenuated wartime ad­ venture, Cspt. Johns does a turnabout In the second half. Tonight, he’s the hero of the Allies vt. Nazis competition. Ronald Howard makes the role of the English captain palatable and series regular Vic Marrow is seen to ad­ vantage as Sergeant Saun­ ders. 8:309 p. m. ABC. Mr Hale's Navy. "Creature from MeIlale'a Lagoon." (rerun) The funnieat episodes in this often nutty series pit Ensign Park­ er (Tim Conway) against Cap­ tain Binghamton (Joe Flynn) and one* you swallow the ridiculous premise, there are lots of laughs. The captain thinks he's /on to ■ bed of pearl-bearing oysters and, un­ less he's dissuaded, he's like­ ly to Interfere with Mclialc’s TUESDAY P. M. KAY BARTHOLOMEW CIS ( I ) W e a th e r n o |« | CRH News C l tluntley.R rlnk ley Report J.** (J | M-Hijuad ( t l Adventure* la Paradie* ( f t The Rebel 1:11 ( I ) Ur. Novak ( I ) Combat lie s It) High Adventure (II .M-itrent of Fear (S) Mcltate'a Navy CM ( t) U re ala at Mbonr on Karlh (I) Richard Boon# Show I d t 's l tl c o a t Ju n c tio n S.10 < d J a c k Benny 10 M I I ) A Man Named Maya (>) Tha F u gitive (I ) CRH Fpeclal t l *.* <») N auelln* ( t ) Movla t l ) T onight Mhow 11:1# (IMSI News, W aalhir, Hports 11:»• (I) T.R.A. IN TIIB CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR IK N IS O U t COUN­ TY. PI.OIIIIIA Nil. 141 An T in : LIFK INHIJRANCK COMCANY OF VIIIU1N1A. a V irgin­ ia sorporatlua. Plaintiff, va RAYMOND L. COX at al. Daf.ndenls. NOTICB OF SUIT TRR ST AT* OF FLORIDA TOl Raymond L. Cos. raaldanc* unkoow a Mary A. Cox. raaldanea unknown Th* m ailing address o f tha** dafondaots lat Navy School Command, NTDH Claaa C Be hoot, Mara laland. Vallajo, California Tou ara haraby notltlad that a aull haa baan fllad against you In lha abova antltlad cause and lhat you ar* required to flta your anawar with tha Clark of tltla Court and te ■arv# a ro|iy tharanf u©oa tha plaintiff or p la ln llir * atlornaya, wfaoia name and addroaa 1i Jannlnst, W att*, Clarka and Hamlllnn, lien Harnalt N ation­ al Dank Uulldlng, Jackaonvllta t, Florida, not latar than Au­ gust II. 1IK . If you fat) Id do so a decree pro confasao w ill ha tntsrsd a gain st you for the rallaf demanded In tha com ­ plaint. This su it la to fora* ctoos a m ortgags. Tha raal property proceeded agalnet ta: Dot II. MIJUTII PINK. OREST, Hacond Addition, A subdivision, according to a plat theraof recorded In Plat Uook 10, pagao II and t l of th* Public Records o f Hemlnole County, Flor­ ida. WITNKSg m y hand a a d tha seal of said Court ut Sanford, Florida, thl* I r d day of July, lilt. (COL't.T BKAL) Arthur H. Heekwlth, Clark o f tha Circuit Court Dy: Martha T. Vlhlsa Deputy Clark Publish J u l y I. 14, 8L **, 1144 CDD-ld Last Shave la g T aalla MHBRCUI.RI IN THH MAUNTKD WORLD" l a Cola* — AD* •CASTLN OF S IO O IF W ill. « THUDS. “TUB LIST OF ADRIAN MKSSKNOBR" T a a y C arrie "B IB B ra , BIBDIHF Ja n e t Leigh — Cat** IL C. Cola Summertime Fun Shows Every Wed. Morniag Doors Open 9:00 Adm. 8 ItC Caps or 85c TOYS FKOM TOY COUItAL NOW tkra WED. HAYLBY MILLS a a a DEAR ABBY: Just read about the 14-year-old boy who was given a beating by hla father for socking a 15-year-old girl in the eye. When I was an 8-year-old boy, I was unmercifully tor­ mented by an older, bigger girl. I was ashamed to ask for help because people NORTH AKJT V 833 U ♦ AJ98 + K.4 WEST Ages FKJ74 ♦ 10 33 + A65 EAST *983 WAQ8 S .KBS 4 Q 10 7 SOUTH (D) A A 10 4 3 V 108 ♦ Q 74 A J 9 33 Both vulnerable Heath Pea* 1A Pas* Pa: a Weat Paaa Pas* Pan P a st North 1♦ Pas* 3 A Eat* Pa** 2V Poos Opening lead—7 4 that card held. South cashed dummy's see of diamonds. He wae lucky to have both opponents follow, but he didn't see any better play. (de Jhe Women ( ! ) Pet* And atad ys (I) Tbs object la WEDNESDAY P. K. t l: # . (I ) Yonr F irst Im press­ ion («) Lov* of U f* (I ) Haven Key* H it t ( d .New, 11:1* (I ) Hesrch for Tomor­ row (I ) Father K nowt Heat ( !) Truth or Conse­ quences 11:41 (I) Uuldlng Light 11:41 (5) NRC Nawa 1:M ( d CIIH Nawa Hpactal (I) December Bride (I ) Nawa Waalhar t i l l (1) Focua 1:1. I t) Aa Tha World Turn* (S) Nawa (1) Helene* 1 : .. (») Cartoon* Z:t* <11 1‘aaawurd III Ann Hothara II) Lot’s Make A Deal I I I . I d llouea Party (.1 Day In Court (I ) Tha Doctor! 1:49 ( d To Tall tha T ruto (I) (tenaral H ospital WEDNESDAY (I) Loretta Young ||0« (S> Hlgn On 1:11 II) Newa lilt (II Hunihln* Aim am * 1:19 (I) You Don't Bay (I) Hunthln* Almanso (Color) I ii I) Drove. Farm Report (I) Rep. 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PU bet that was the last time that big fat Amazon ever took a poke a t him. Sign me . . . SWEENY (Jacoby On £ Judge A. H. Legal Notice DEAR ABBY: I have al­ ways considered you the voice of anti-intellectual mid-Victorian morality. As such, you bad your finest moment when you advised a 14-year-old boy to run ra ­ ther than to defend himself against a 15-year-old outsixed girL I say if a girl wants to act like a boy, treat her as a boy. A black eye and a split lip in child­ hood la a small price to pay if it prevents a female from confusing her role with that of • m alt's in adult Ufa. Very truly youre, GEORGE L. H. s e e DEAR ABBY: Your an­ swer to MRS. M. burned me up. That’s ths troubls with society today. You women want to wear th* (Ernest Borgnlne) smooth op­ eration. As usual, it's up to Parker to scare him off. 910 p.m. ABC. Greatest Show on Earth. "IT* Night the Monkey Died." (renin) Yvonne DeCarlo makes an infrequent TV guest appear­ ance on a film series. In this episode of misery under the Big Top, she plays a gypsy fortune teller. The story In­ volves death and vengeance and Miss DeCarlo’a attempt to implement an old gypsy leg­ end (specially crested for this broadcast). 9:30-10 p. m. CBS. Jack Benny Show, (renin) Phil Silvers UteraUy takes over tonight’s show. While discus­ sing old times with Jack, Phil doea so much of the talk­ ing that Jack Is left to silent reminiscence, then slip* into a funny flashback about East did not like to overPhil's younger days. call with his balanced 11 10-11 p.m. CBS. Meredith points, but when North let Willson Special. The third of Meredith WUlaoa'a ultra-cuts th* bidding drop at on* spade, summertime musical fillers East realized that West was is loaded with fine young tal­ marked with some strength, ent. Jack Jones, one of the so East refused to sell out. best of the newer singers, North in turn refused to has several numbers, Vicki sell out to two hearts and Carr Is Impressive as are the folksong duo Joe and Eddie. sines West knew th at E ait The young Americans do a had been bidding West’s Willson number, Fred Hemke cards in addition to his own, playa the saxophone, «■ West 1st South struggle with Congressman Brooks Hays his twe-spsds contract. It was quits s struggle. takes the long way around tome political humor and, of South ruffed th* third heart course, there's the usual and led s diamond to dum­ ‘darling" chatter from Rlnl. my’s jack. East was In with The show opens and closes the king and for want of any­ thing better to do East re­ with a bang. turned s diamond. South won in his own band and led ■ club to dummy's king. When Television Tonight 1:0* ( I ) Naurs 1:5* (It Hports By Abigail Van Buren (Dealt d tiq h tiq h iA Asked to comment on his wife's successful career, a husband was recently quoted as saying, “When 1 married her I didn't ex pact her to be­ come ■ housewife." Only s man could have made such « statement. But how does he think he and the couple's children have man­ aged without z "housewife" In ths family T True, a wif* with s career can often hire others to do most of th s physical work around ths houss, and to look ■ftsr ths children when they are small. But th* boms and th s hus­ band and ths children still depend to ■ great sxtent on ths wife's being a housewife a> well as a career woman. It's th* bousswifs-ald* of ■ career woman which chooses a boms for a family, decides how It shall bs furnished, set* up ■ housekeeping routine (even though someone else dees ths actual housework), would laugh a t a bey who would let a girl scare him. If only I had had the nerve to pick up a good-sited ■tick and let her have some good whacks on th* ehlns, meybe I wouldn't dislike Women aa much as I do to­ day. When an overgrown, aggressive woman provokes a man, she deserves a black eve- For a man to strike a women of average propor­ tion* and ladylike deport­ ment is a despicable act. But today Just let one of those other types bug me and I'll kick her right in the seat. MR. M. • a a DEAR ABBY: Our sewIng club discussed that let­ ter in your column from the mother of a H-year-old By Oswald Jacoby Then South led another club. W a t won with the see and led his lust club to his part­ ner's queen. East realized that South had a good rea­ son for not leading trumpi, so East woldn't lead one either, instead, He played his last heart. South discarded from his own hand and ruffed in dum­ my. Finally, he had to go after trumps. Where wss the queen T South decided that if East had held th# queen of spade* he would have taken immedi­ ate action over one diamond, to South led dummy's last diamond, ruffed with the ace of apndea, led a spade, fines­ sed dummy’s Jack and made hi* eight tricks. ey Ruth Miiiett plans the family's social life, works out schedules for the children, plans *11 the detail* of entertaining, is the fami­ ly purchasing agent. Whatever her setup, any woman with a husband, a home, and children i* Ht lenat a a part-time housewife. For ■ man to assume because he is reconciled to hie wife’* having a career he thereby frees her from the role of housewife Ii pretty naive. I ’ve known a lot of career women who were both wives and mothers, and the highly successful ones often delegate all or moat of ths house­ hold chore* to someone lete. But they’re still housewives —planning, overseeing and directing all that goes on in their homes. And most* of them never reach the place where they never, never lift a hand around the house. T h. day she marries, s woman, no m atter what other career she intends to pur­ sue, sleo Itecomes a house­ wife simply because home and family are still a wom­ an's responsibility. boy who best np S 15-yearold girl because she kick­ ed him, hit him end called . him names. The boy’s father heard about it and gave th* boy a good thrashing. You were asked what the boy should have dona in such a case and you said that since the girl outweighed him by 80 pounds, and was half a head taller than ha was, the boy should have run. In our entire group, * Abby, 1 was the only on* who stood by you. All th* other women said they thought the boy had no choice but to beat the girl up in order to defend him­ self. Maybe you and ] were not raised the same as most folks, but I still think it is less of ■ disgrace for a boy ^ to run from * girl than to best her up. NELL IN N. J. DEAR ABBY: 1 Just fin­ ished rending the letter from Mr*. M., whose 14year-old son gave a 15-yearold girl ■ black eye end ■ split iip in self-defense. ^ You said, "Under no cir- " cumstances should a hoy ever hit ■ girl." I think you gave some pretty bum advice there. Abby. If a girl hits a boy first, I think he has a perfect right to hit her back. You have a ton, Abby, why don’t you ask HIM for HIS opinion? I’ll bet HE wouldn't run from J a girl. ONE FOR YOUR WASTEBASKET DEAR ONE: I just asked him. He said he wouldn’t HIT her in the same wey he'd hit a boy. But he’d give her a "paddling” she’d nev­ er forgeL You win) ’ to AB­ Problem*? •Writ* BY, Box 89700, Los Angel­ es, Calif., 00089. For a per­ sonal reply, enclose a stomp­ ed, telf-addretted envelops. • * s Hate to writ* letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 89700, Los Angeles, Calif., 90089, for Abby’# booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS* TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 3-4VXI Zenith Color TV S a l« 8608 Sanford At*. 1909M AaCW HL Get Rid 0 ! That Old B u g g y !../ You'll be much hippier with a beautiful new '64 model . . . . or a good used car. And it will be much more economical and safer. You can liv e money, too, by finincing your new c ir with the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Come in and let us help you. Rambler to a r i a s 440-H Hardtop, 138 k f ., 1 ! SPIRITSHIGH! EVERYTHINGGO! Taka a good look at this fun-loving hardtop. You'll M why th* all-new Rambler American i* setting all-time sale* recorda with aalee up 46% over Jait year. So glamor-packed, it may appear ex­ pensive—but wait! Your savings start with tha lowest-priced sedans,hardtops, convertibles and wagons built in the U.S.* Save still more with record gas mileage. 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First Street, Sanford, Fla. —"■Watch Broadway Tonight." starring RudyValles on CBS-TVWedrwad*yevenii*><—*• 1 ) �Mrs. Adams And Mrs. O'Neil Co-Host Bridesmaids Luncheon Mr*. W. A. Adam* and her daughter, Mr*. Robert J. (Ada) O'Neil were co-hosteiaea a t the lovely Adam* home on Lily Court to a lav­ ish bridesmaid’* luneheon hon­ oring the bridal attendanta of Mis* Kay Ivey. The reception room featur­ ed magnificent arrangements of vivid roses with an individ­ ual table Renting Mr*. John Ivey, the bride elect’s mother, Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, mother of the future bridegroom and Mr*. Dale Scott, mother of the flower girl Dulynn Scott. Centering this table, which was covered in an elegant eutwork cloth, was a beautiful arrangement of pink carna­ tions in a crystal container accented by crystal candle holders with white taper*. The attendants table was most picturesque covered in an exquisite heirloom cloth featuring delicate handwork detail, which was given to bridal bouqeut of pinkearnsbranched crystal candelabra ]miniature bridesmaids, with a luncheon was prepared by 'wedding symbol*. A pear half ding bells. Individual Mrs. Adams for a wedding tions, tube roses and sweet- with crystal droplets holding I bride marking the place of Mrs. Adams anil Mr*. O'Neil was covered with cream molds were heart shaped and gift by her grandmother. An heart rosea flanked on either tall white taper*. The attend- Miss Ivey. anil featured an arm y of col- cheese and lopped with green garnished with frrsh mint and epergne held a beauteous‘side by h a n d a o m * three ants places were marked with | The fastidiously tasteful orful foods in replica of the grape halves to form the wed- j olives. Two spiced apple rings Mrs. Harry Brown Hostess T o Tea were chickenenjoined to symbolii. the wedding hands. Each plate was edged in dainty bow* cleverly created from cream cheese to enhance the superb splendor of the luncheon, which was served with pink champagne and pink lemon­ ade. A lovely nval mirrored serving tray edged in antique gold trim was presented to Mis* Ivey by the hostessr* and Miss Ivey's giits to her attendants were the glovra they wore In her wedding and a nmnogrammed sterling sil­ ver pin. Little Miss Datynn ftrott received a charm brace­ let from Mis* Ivey. Other* attending the lunch* (■on were Mr*. Thoniaa Row. den, matron of honor; Mis* Marilyn McDaniel, maid of honor; Mrs. John Dinkins, Hendersonville, N. C., bridesmaid; Mrs, Wayne McLeroy, Cocoa Beach, bridesmaid; Mis* Carol Bowen, Lakeland, brldramnid; and Mrs. K. C. Waldheim, Maitland, mother of the ring bearer, Eddie Clark Waldheim Jr. A t Lake Gem Party Celebrates Ity Mrs. Frank White Mr*. Harry F. Brown of Alicante lid. was hostess to a tea recently at her Gem Lake home, honoring Mrs. Frank Hill of Seminole Dr. Mr*. Hill wit] be leaving De­ nary presently to make her home with her aon and dnughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill in Pontiac, Mich. Among the guests were Mrs. A. Arrington, Mis* Alice Cooper, Mr*. Peter Myhre, Mr*. Elmer Crumhacher, Mr*. Ernestine Pugh, Mis* Beat­ rice J. Tyson and Mr*. George Wakefield. Jolene Sullivan’s Eighth Birthday By Mr*. Ultchle H arm Jolene Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John Sullivan, was guest of honor at a birthday party recently giv. en by Miaa Doris Faber at hrr hnmr. Guests, who enjoyed all tha fun in helping Jolene cele­ Beach, bridesmaid. In the plclurn nt Ihe right are seal­ brate her eighth birthday, Thomas Dow den, matron of honor. Standing from the MKS. W. A. ADAMS nml her daughter, Mrs. II. J. O’Neil, ed Kay and tier nml Iter, Mrs. John Ivey. Standing are left nre Miss Carol Bowen, Lakeland, bridesmaid; Mrs. wrra Linda Davla, Becky Da­ were co-hostesses last Saturday at the Adams Lily Court, Mrs. Kdwin 1.. Lindsey, mother of the bridegroom. Ron­ John Dinkins, Hendersonville. N. I’., bridesmaid; Dnlynn vis, Vivian Watson, Mary home to an elaborate bridesmaids luncheon honoring the ald Dean Lindsey, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. O’Neil, cnScott, daughter of (’dr. and Mrs. Dale Seott, flower girl; llrth Miller, Debbie Tinow. bridal attendants o f Miss Kay Ivey. Seated in picture at hostcsscs. (Herald Photo) Kay Ivey Lindsey and Mrs. Wayne McLeroy, Cocon left are Miss Marilyn McDaniel, maid of honor; and Mrs. ski and Margaret Mageneheimer. Also Brure Watson, Paul Enterprise Miller, Annette Watson, Sal­ ly Miller, Forrest Nutt, J r , Mrs. Janie Shoemaker has Mi** Mary William* ha* re­ David Sullivan, Alan Sullivan returned from a delightful turned to her home on Tang- and Carolyn Wation. Mr. mid Mr*. Tim Dona­ trip to aouthweat Virginia, erine Drive following a vaca­ EDUCATIONAL hue of Orlando were visiting where she visited her sisters tion in Montgomery, Ala. WASHINGTON (U P D -T ha nnd other relatives. Her National Education Associa­ The lovely Woodland Ave- 1Miss Niki Ashby, bride-elect I up on the spacious patio, led to the guests' taste and slerco music was piped to friend* Thursday. granddaughter, Miss Barbara Mr*. C. M. Rycrson ha* re­ tion (NEA) reports publia nue home of the John Kadcn and her fiance, Alex McKib- which was gaily featooned and complemented with baked |x>- (lie patio area lor Ihe guests' Mr. nnd Mr*. Bay Latham Brown, and lu-r sister, Mrs. turned to her home in Tor- school teacher* this year will lighted with colorful oriental haloes, salads, and a variety dining and dancing pleasure. was the *ilc of a recent cook- 1bin. and children of Ohio are vis­ Emma Harris nrenmpnnlrd fence, Calif., after nn extend­ average is.otu in their pay out dinner complimenting I Individual table! were act I lamps. Tba steaks were grill-1of assorted relishes. Soft Guests enjoying the delight­ iting Mr*. Latham'* parents, her on Ilia trip, and Mrs. Har­ ed visit with her aiaters, Mr*. envelopes—a raise of $211 ful rook out were Mr*. Bishop Mr. and Mr*. Ermwt Hamil­ ris will remain In Virginia for G. A. Maffell and Mr*. altovc average wagea of a Charles W. Huuiil. lha rest of the season. year ago. Ashby, mother of thr bride- ton. elect; George D. Bishop, grandfather of Mis* Ashby, and Miss Linda Hagan of Or­ lando. 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A REGULAR *3-95 VALUE SALE PRICE 52. 99 (SALE ENDS JULY 31, 1961) C c H tx ir i& ~ �dfF QTfir #iafdrt» j r f i a Page 6 — July 28, 1964 Pact Inked By llnitas League Pilots And Mothers To Play Exhibition li Was Cage Star At Kentucky And South Carolina By Julian 8ten*Irons Hernia Sport* Editor Principal C. W. Holder of Oviedo High School — ono of tha county's high school baakctbnll powerhouses — obtalnsd what might b« enllsd “ the ntesssary insurance” for continued cogs success when he today nnnounced the hir­ ing of Dick Prater as an as­ sistant basketball conch. Holder said that P rster — who taught last year s t South Semlnols Junior High — would conch tha Oviedo JayVta cage squid and assist Hand Basketball Coach Paul Mlkler in addition to teaching social studies) Prater is currently work­ ing on hie msstere degree a t Eaetem Kentucky State Cotleg*. He will alio aaeiat Head Football Coach Arthur Scott during tha forthcoming grid­ iron eeaeon, Holder declared. Prater, age 82, married, and the father of two youngsters, agea 11 and 6, la a graduate of the University of South Carolina, lla was an all-stats Kentucky high echool eager at Fade Creek, Ky., for two yean. Ha was the most val­ uable player in his region for two seasone and also was tha district’s most valuable eager the semo two yean. During one year of compet­ ition in Kentucky's Big San­ dy Conference he was th# cir­ cuit's most valuable player. During two eraeons when the Kentucky high school allstar* played the Indiens high school s ta n Prater waa high scorer in both contests. H* went to the Unlvenlty of Kentucky w hen he was the top scorer on the Wildcafe f r e s h m a n hssketball •quad. Ha went Into the Air Force where he played four y ean on the Bampson AFB team which each of those four y e a n won ths title as Air Force world champions. Fallowing his lour of duty In ths service he was d n ftsd by tha New York Knlckerbock era of the Nations! Pro­ fessional Basketball Associa­ tion. However, P rater chose to continue hia education and enrolled at the Unlvenlty of South Carolina. Injuries side­ lined him his final year with ths Gamecocks. Upon graduation D i c k coached one year a t PikevUle (Ky.) High School end then two y e sn In hie hometown at Fads Creak. Ha moved to Florida last summer when hie wife's physician suggested It would ba beneficial to her health. Holder aald th at ha felt “extremely pleated” to be able to get a young man Ilk* Prater and ha waa confident that Dick would make a fine contribution to tha athletic program a t Oviedo High ae well aa a good aortal studies teacher. The signing of Unltaa, one of the NFL'a premier pass­ ers, for hla ninth season with tha Colta, reduced to aavan tha number of playan (till to be algnad, Tha former All - Pro signal collar proved a llttk while af­ ter algnlng th at hla arm waa In aa good condition for throwing a football aa It waa for algnlng a contract when he participated In contact drills. Unltaa* receiver*, Ray Ber­ ry, Jimmy Orr, Willie Rich­ By Darla Dean ardson, John Mackey and R. Mother* of playcra in the C. Owens showed th at they Seminole Little League will were aleo in good ferm. meet league manager! In a Several NFL coaches a rt benefit game to be played shifting their talent to find July SI, at the Caaaelberry the right men. Detroit Llona field beginning at T:30 p.m. Coach Georg* Wilson movad In order to give the Inex­ Jim Simon, a second - string perienced mother* a more defensive end last year to of­ even chance, thoee playing on fensive tackle, and the 285 • tha m anager!' teem w i l l pounder Impresaed hla men­ cbinge bitting hind*. Prac- tor during a morning work­ tJce acialon will be held thli out . , . Wally Lemm St, Sunday at tba field beginning Loula Cardinal!' head coach, a t 3 p.m. moved flanker Bob Johnaon Dugouta, on lb# night of the of Wisconsin to defense to game, will be decorated In taka advantage of hla 6-4 200pink for the ladiea and In blue pound frame . . . halfback for the men. Dick Drummond of George Llncupi, aa released this Washington, flanker Joe Herweek, are: Mothers — manag­ nandet of Ariiona Stats, de­ er, Lewis Cota of Casselber­ fensive and Bob Jones of Ne­ ry ; pitcher, J. B. Jordan of braska and linebacker Bob Altamonte; catcher, Colleen Caldwell of Georgia Tech, all Stewart of Sunland; flrit rooklee, Impressed Washing­ base, Thelma Smith of Long- ton Redskins Coach Bill Mewood; second baae, Mrs. Var- Peak ae the ‘Skins went num; third base, Marian Bat­ through their flrit full scrim­ es of Caaaelberry; shortstop, mage , . , Tha Green Bay Della Miller of Longwood; Packers went through three • left field, Mildred Thompson on • three drill*, with the of­ of Altamonte; centerfleld, fense against tha defense, In Juanita Chanut of Casselber­ muggy weather and Bob Shorry; right field, Frances Cock- onakl, recently moved from n i l of Altamonte. tackle to center, waa singled Substitutes will be Velma out for hte progress , , , Xnacbel of Maitland, P at Coach Norm Van Brocklln Burch of Sunland, Barbara put hia Minnesota Viklnga Smith of Laka Mary, Mildred t h r o u g h a bone-cracking Coyle of Caseelberry, E ither scrimmage which resulted In Cote of Caaaelberry, Velma offensive guard Balmer Pyle Brewer of Bear Lake, Clarice pinching a neck nerve . . , Conover of Bear Lake, Joan rookie fullback Buddy SoafVoikan of Longwood, Ann ker of LSU continued to im­ Cooper of Longwood, Jean press Harland 8rare, coach N u n of Altamonte and Vir­ of tha Lot Angalca Rama, by ginia Jordan of Altamonte. hla exceptional speed and Managera — manager Carl blocking.. .Ram halfback Jon Newfkld; pitcher, Betty Bar- Arnett, out with a wrenched row; catcher, Charles Smith; knee, will return to action in first base, Howard Willough­ about two or throe days . . . by; second bate, Lamar Cock- Chicago Bears' Coach George n i l ; third base, T o m m y Halaa banned the use of tooth­ Thompson; shortstop, John picks In practice after end Brewer; left flold, Robert John Farrington, chewing on Conover; centerfleld, Larry one, waa tackled and cut hla Chanut; right field, Coyle. lip. Substitutes lined up at thli time are Carl Unlcy and 0 . P. GIVE GRANT Burch. STOCKHOLM (U PI) — Ail proceeds from the game T h e Swedish government will be used to defray league granted the Swedish Olym and field expenses. pie Committee 1260,000 for preparation and participation In the Tokyo Olympics thla fall. ii» t iih CMCt’tT r n r n T n r THU XIXTII JIIIHt VI, n i l . rtitT . ix a m i r n ti akminui.k t'OitK-rr. ri.o » m n . IX rilAXt'KHY NO, 11031. IX TUB m ir t'I T COURT OF M A Y ri-m v r.n katioval I.IKK INHI'IIANCR COMPAWT, TIIB XIXT1I J l’DICIAt. CIH. UP IT. IX AXD FOIt UBMIXOl.B The f i n t Iron preaa to be a T exas corporation. Plalntirr, rOCXTr. FLORIDA, introduced was (ho Stanhope IX ClfAXCKRY XO. 14111, v*. press which was built under r iT T BA VINOS IJAMC OF IIALKKHI BUTTON end pirrsFiKLU, IXHIKNi: HtJTTON, hie w ife, P’.tln tlff, the direction of the Earl ol Defendant*. v*. Stanhope la 1T86. NOTION o r * AMD noticis i* iiK nK nr o ivbn f. iin e b t n n tN T . end United r r w latereatleeal Baltimore ColU h u d Coach Don Shula breathed a nigh of rallaf aa hla act quarterback, Johnny Unltai, algnad hla contract for the 1864 season. Legal Notice Legal Notice pursuant to c. F ln«l Deere* o fsrerloeure. d ttsd July II, 1U I, and entered In C ien cery Cat* No. 14054. or the O rru .t Tour* o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In • nd tor Henilnnl* C oun'r. Putt Ida. w herein the MATrLOWEIt NATIONAL LITE IVSUIt ANCK COM PANT. • T e ie e eornorsSion la P le ln ltff end l U h B i n i l HUTTON and t-ORKNE BUT­ TON. hie w ife, ere Defendant*. I w ill aril to the h lah eel snd heat bidder for ceeh *1 the front door Of th e S-m lm .U County Courlhoue*. Benford, Florida, as tw elv e o'clock noon, on Ih* l lt h day of Auauet. 11*4. Ih* fo llo w in g deecrlbed reel e elst* . located, N tu sta, and being In Remlnot* County, Florida, to .w ill Lot II. W ork I. LINCOLN llE K Jirra. scoordlng to the Plat th ereof a* recorded In P lat n ook II. P ago t t , P ublic Record* o f Bemlm.lt County, Florida, togeth er with the follow in g (tam e of property which at* located In and porm aneatly Inatailed aa part of the Improvemem* on aald land: Two heater*) perm anently Installed, aald property b ein g the earn* a* a*t forth in tha F in al Da crea o f foredoeur*. DATED thla I4th day o f July, 1111. t» A M Clerk o f the Circuit Court, Ur: Bandra f . Johnaon LsonarU V. Wood o t • W HITTAKER and P1TUC. Attorney* fe e the P lain tiff. Mult* 1*1, 1*11 E ast Colonial Drlva Orlando, F lo-lda Publish: July II. t i l l -ju u -itt DEIOIHB tilt ANT, hie Wife, D -f idsnte XOTICB OF *41.11 NOTICE IB IIEItKnT Ot VEN pursuant to a Final D*cra* of foreclnaur*. dated July II, 1SII, and entered In Chancery Cae* Number M ill, In and for Bern Inol* County, Florida, wherein the CITY BAV1NOB HANK OF PITTSFIELD. I* P la in tiff and KIINKST flit A NT and DELOnIB (ItlANT, hla w ife, arc Da fendanle, I w ill cell to the highest and heat bidder tor each at the front door o f the Venilnol* County Courtbouee, Hanford, Florida, at tw elve o'clock noon, on the t lt h day of August, 1*41, tha follow tng daarrlbad real aatata, located. ■Itual*, and being In lam in ate County, Florida, to -w ltl I-ol It, lllock 4. LINCOLN IIKIOHTH. according to tha l'lat theraot ae recorded In Plat Rook II. rag* II. public ttaoorda of Hemln ola County, Florida, togeth er w ith Ih* follow in g Item* of proparty which ar* located In and perm anently Inetalled e* part a t the Improve­ ment* on said land) T w o heatara, aald properly being lh a aai aa aet forth In the F inal Decree ot foreclnaur*. DATED thla l l t h day o f July, 1*14. HEAL) Clark o f the Circuit Court. Byt Sandra i . Johnaon Leonard V. Wood of W HITTAKER and PTLE, A ttorney* far tt>* P lain tiff, Hull* 1*4 t t t l E ast c o lo n ia l Drive, Orlando, Florida P u t.ll.h t July !«, t i l l CUD-11 School Coaching Staff Marina Site Eyed For Olympic Pool "HKS you might never discover otherwiat can be reached by boat. ■ f W /R\ jA17/ 8—Beach Life By BILL McCORMACK Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Beach parties by boat have a number of advantages over such fun expeditions made by car. Usually, more comfort and recreational equipment can be carried. Boats can go right up to uncrowded beach­ es th at are wholly Inaccessi­ ble or difficult to reach by automobile. Locating undeveloped beach­ es that are open to beach par­ ties is fairly easy. I t Is well, when sailing in atrange wa­ ters, to seek Information at the marina where you fuel uu or buy supplies. As a general rule, where you come on a secluded beach th at has no buildings In the immediate vicinity and is not posted (with “ Keep Off” or "P ri­ vate Property” signs) you can take it for granted that even if the waterfront Is pri­ vately owned there la no ob­ jection to orderly beach parIlea. Footwear fa moat Important on out-of-tre-way beachci that are not cleaned regularly. UnIrsa nature hae dona a fins Job policing the sands there are liable to be sharp objects that will cut bare feet. Ordi­ nary shoes collect sand. Wear either sandals or soma other typo of open footwear. Taka along everything you might need for recreation— beach ball*, badminton out­ fits, even folding tables for card games if you like. Beach umbrellas taka up llttls space when folded. Be sura to hava enough wa­ ter and food, plenty of towele and suntan lotion. Thera Is one other big ad­ vantage to beach life by bo at Thera are no crowded roads on ths way horns, only an In­ vigorating water rido. Clay And Liston Sign Pact For Return Bout lly Ted Swift United I’res* International LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UI'I) —Heavyweight boxing cham­ pion Cassius Clay mad* plan* today to leave for Miami and begin training for hi* first title defense against Sonny Liston, who** crown he lift­ ed by a technical knockout. A contrsct fer tho rematch JACK COULD DO ITI waa signed lata Monday. Tho agreement aeta a ten­ tative fight date a* Sept. 28 or 20. Three cltica — Louis­ ville, La* Vcgaa and Balti­ m ore— are under considera­ tion. Tho contract, signed here In secret Monday afternoon by Clay, was flown to Phila­ delphia, where Liston signed By Alan Mayor /v TMe r.w srw y * * * * O f THg/tATAMU * 6 4 CMAMPtartStt/Pt, fre e e r f* e * e * r AJ/V *veC£K3fVLLV o e r tf o tp m g n n e, m e if g r e e /A o * * * * * 9 * o re, /9 9 a -* r c M m k 0 v r* # fc e 7 n rr# M4t B ee* A M 7V ttW &eCAC-70-8ACK. B u r n x /p o A rr/iie p A gOOT*&AY£f‘S O O H tie t v s v e s t TK JA C K T*AT/6> M C K LA U 3 /S 771TAfMSMCWtf ch am p , a m p m e n x M A M g /fr , H /u B £ * e u > e d M/g o w e #O M £T V nrf, ... ja tv /6 - Y 9 lA r m » c v u /A ie tM C .c * £ It Monday night. “Rig" R i l l Faveraham, Clav's owner-manager, laid the paper guarantees both fighters a baste 30 par cant return from receipts exclusive of television or other rights. It leaves open a period be­ tween Sept. 16 and Oei. 81 In which the fight can he held. Favertham said although throe cities now ar* being considered, anyone who can meat th* required financial guarantees is welcome to put in a bid, “Of course, ws would all like to aa it held here,” ha declared. Clay ia a nativa of Louisvilla. Clay signed “Muhammad All Aka Cassulm M. Clay Jr.” to tha contract, accord­ ing to Favsrsham. Ths fight­ er prefers to us* this name because he's a member of the Black Muslim se c t Th* champion said he doesn't want to maka any predictions on tha outcoma of his rematch. “Liston has b«*n training p n tty hard. H all ba going for tho kill thla time. And I know I'm going to hava to gst back as sharp aa 1 was during tha last fight,” ha de­ clared. “I did a lot of talking be­ fore tha first fight," aald Clay. “I was ths contender then. I knew if I lost people would forget, but if I won I could say T told you a o .'" Recently Clay has been In training at Miami. Ha plans to return Ultra today a r Wednesday, I s a latter today to tba sports editor of Tha Ssnford Herald, Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith, a local physician, sug­ gest* that consideration be given by local authorities for tha construction of an Olym­ pic slse swimming pool within tha confines of the propoied marina plan for th* city’s lakefront development ‘In reference to your arti­ cle In th* Thinking Out Loud’ column on July 14, 1 would like to answer your question regarding tha possibility of Sanford hosting neighboring swim teams. "You wonder why," Dr. Smith continued, "there have been no meets in Ssnford. “ F in t, there is no public pool available which la of pro­ per site. The city pool ia 33 and t t yards in length when it should meet *pc c Iflest Ion i of 23 yards In length. The pool le approximately 33 feet wide when it should be 42 feet to accommodate six lsnes. "The seating facilities are practically negligible a n d could not accommodate the crowds which usually attend these meets. Th* attendin'* numbers about 200 to 300 peo­ ple snd sometimes more. "This brings up the ques­ tion," Dr. Smith want on to ask, "What can Sanford do about obtaining a regulation pool? "In the same edition of The Herald tha entire front page was d* voted to th* develop­ ment of a marina. T h e thought occurred to me that if a marina was constructed what would be the possibility of the city sponsoring the con­ struction of a new Olympic pool which could *ccomm> date both the long and short courses and with regulation diving facilities. "The long course coniliti of a pool SO yards or meters long and the ehort course 23 yards or m eters In length. Theta could be *L* shaped or T shaped. Diving conteili could be held in the short course pool." Dr. Smith pointed out that this would mean that Ssnford would be a centrally located spot in Uw state for both swimming and diving meets. “In all probability thla would give Ssnford,” he stressed, "the facilities for ) many meets throughout the summer months and would b* an attraction to bring more vlritors to the City. "Also, these facilities would be available to people regis­ tered in ths mote] and hotel facility propoied for the ma­ rina complex and would be another attraction for winter 1 tourist*. "This Is a thought which should be considered by city commissioner* and business people of Sanford. U this city Is to prosper in the future It must rely upon attracting tourist* as well s i industry.” Dr. Smith laid that he had been in contact with Semlnols p C o u n t y Chamber Manager John Krldor, architect John Burton IV, and the local bank­ ers who proposed the marina plan. "All appear to be in aocord," Dr. Smith declared, "with my sentiment*. 1 hops we can keep the interest in the marina plan rolling." Seminole Nips WP, 3-1 Seminole's Senior League all-star* battered out s 8 to 1 victory over the Winter Park Kiwsnis Monday night when relief hurler Charlie Newell handcuffed bis opponents aft­ e r coming on In the second frame. Meanwhile, B r e n t Helms came through with a double that drove In two of Semin­ ole’s three runs in the fifth (ram s and provided the all stars with their victory m ar­ gin. Newell whiffed 11 Winter Parkers in his relief stint and the victory put the Semlnolet into a playoff contest with Dade City for a position In the state tournament slated to get under way Friday. Semlnole'i Little League all­ stars dropped an 11 to 5 de­ cision Monday night to Mait­ land. The Seminole Seniors' tilt with Dade City was slated to * get under way at 1 p.m. this afternoon a t Orlando’s Tinker Field. FSU Seminoles Line Fight Results Up Tough Grid Foes By United Frees International SYDNEY, Australia (UP1) TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — David Floyd, 132 tt, Aus­ lh a Florida State Semlnolet tralia, outpointed Gulxanl Rasgul, 188, French Tunisia ar* lining up tough football oppooents for coming seasons. ( 10 ). The 8emlno)ea will clash with several national powers, NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (U PI)—Georg* Chuvalo, 201, Including Alabama, Baylor, Toronto, atopped Chief Don Syracuse and Texas Tech, Prout, 206, Providence, R. J. during tba next two years, and there will be others In (8). later years. "W e're trying to line up the OMAHA. Neb. (UPI) — Sugar Ray Robinson, 162, strongest possible schedules New York, draw with A rt in the future because we be­ Hemandes, 160, Omaha (10). lieve that's what our support­ ers want,” said athletic di­ rector Vaughn Msncha. In 1963, be said, FSU plays Alabama, B a y l o r , Texts Christian, Kentucky, Georgia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, North Carolina State, Houston and Florida. * The 1966 schedule includes Miami, Syracuse, Texas Tech, Maryland, S o u t h Carolina, Richmond, Florida, Houston, Virginia Tech and Wake For­ est. DOES YOUR CAR HAVE BAD I II f AN I AS I I C S A VI N GS ON E V E R Y C A R IN S T O C K TOP DOL l AR i OR YOU R UADI ^ Nl I 1)1 I) T R A D E IN DON'T W A I T F O R YO U R C A R TO DL P R I C I A 11 MORI T RADI AND SAVE NOW IT S A R E A L DE AL FOR Y E A R I ND HARGAIN HUN 11 K S 1 IV /1 e D I V I EG M W I I B 'V U M T Y0U GET CASH BACK IF YOUR TRADE IS WORTH MORE THAN OUR LOW DOWN PAYMENT! Cat 'am fixed now for only • f o n t w M s r emoved, brake* adjutted • Front wheel bearing* repacked • Grease H i t s c f u c l t d • Ireke fluid added, <§> b f ik tt tM tid BEE YOUR MERCURY MAN HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Ave. h S . r ' l G O O D Y E A R SERVICE STORES US W. lit. Bt, Buford Open Fri. Tin *.00 P. M. Ph. 322-2821 �/ A T t It Courier Hurls Sanford To 7 -3 W in Over Tampa Kuykendall's 2 Strikes . . . Doubles Pace Irish Duet Could Lead Spares Post 53 Nine Redlegs To NL Pennant By John A. Spolskl A reminder to the gale that the Women'a Association In* •tallation Banquet will take place tonight a t 7:30 p.m. at the Capri. Even though you may not have elgned to attend to* night's affair, it'a atlll not too late to be on hand for you to welcome your new alate of offlcara. In addition, I can't think of a finer way to ahow your loyal support for your as* aociatlon than by being on hand to offer your services and talents aa well. • • • men's Kegleri were taking aim at the Big Dueca and finished with high 190’s. Not to be denied was B. Noel's 201 while bowling for the Scott'a Texaco. Noel finished with a 501 series, not quits high enough to taka this hon­ or from Curt Abney’s 635. Abney toils for Golden Rod Supply. a a • The names of Slpley and Unger dominate the scene for the McRoberts’ Tire/Navy Wives Bowling League. Pat Slpley had her ball covering the pocket to top­ ple tbe wood with games of 188, 186/635, which was ths high series for the league, Thelma Unger took individ­ ual high single with a 203. How about that Thelmat By the way, Pat Slpley, who’i secretary for the Pall League, passrd a registra­ tion sheet around to tha gala to find out who waa planning on bowling In tha fall, and the replies were more than anticipated. Aa a m atter of fart. It looks like we'll definitely have 20 team* on Friday mornings for this Navy Wives Leagu*. This coming Friday la the Inst day to qualify for the Third Annual B rA F Handi­ cap Tournament. The ‘thing’ th at always gets ms whenev­ er we talk tournaments it ''th a t group of bowlers" who say, " I ’m not good enough to bowl in Itl" Of course this (s ntter nonsense because we*re talk­ ing about a handicapped tournament which automati­ cally puts yon and your average on an equal basis with anyone else competing. And that Includea the ISO a v e r a g a bowler rolling against a 160 average, etc. • • • Aa an example, a ISO aver­ Helen Altman wilked-ln age bowler gets 126 pins to with both honore for the Wil­ 63 for a ISO average bowler son Malor Women's Daytime before the first ball is thrown, Scratch League with a 204/s e e 545 aeries, A reminder here, The top five men will rep­ too that this leagua will def­ resent J e t Lanes at the state initely bowl during the Fall. finale in Ocala on Aug. 16*16 It'll b* the first time that and try to win some of that we’ve been successful in hav­ 67,600 in prlxe money. ing this scratch league func­ incidentally, the top five tioning during the fall. Wom­ aerlei including their handi­ en wanting to bowl in this cap! as of thia writing are leagua should have an aver­ 613, 641, 610, 606 and 699. age of 120 to 130 on up. Call Itcmrmber, those scores in­ Charlotte Bassett, 323-0538. clude handicap. You CAN • • • beat ’em! Well, here It is a couple of s e e dsys lster since I first start­ The Tuesday Night Navy ed writing Strikes and Spares Intra-mural Howling Leaguo and I see where there's been had a 245 hlghilngle and a a heck of a lot of bombing In 691 ect to taka comparable tha BPAF Tourney. honors In that department. Harold Johnson shot n tlam snn blaated the big 724; Roy Sterman had a 245 and Powell'e 691 aeries 707 to hla credit and Manx! included a 236. Check that rolled a 668. Lika I said high, though John. Big John earlier, those top five ser­ L'hr shot past Powell with ies will have to bo 65o and • 322, 201/601 s e t over to qualify. All scores A couple of the Buitncse- are with handicap. Just got thru talking with Helen Padgett, Secretary of tha Sandapurs Fall League (bowls on Friday a t 6:46 PM Results Monday Night for the ladies) and she's mail­ Tampa 4, Lakeland 3 ed postal card* to all former St. Petersburg 6, Sarasota 1 team raptalna asking that they Miami 6, F t. Lauderdale 3 reconfirm their Intention of Daytona Basch 6, Orlando 3 belonging to the Fall League. Helen says there’ll be at least 12 teams bowling, with organisational meeting Aug. 28th, with the league offlralMonday’s Results ly starting on September 4th. Knoxville 9 ChsrlotU R Our thanks to Charlotte Columbus 6 Birmingham fl Silver Dollar Tournament such Lynchburg 7 Macon 2 n whopping success. It'a run Asheville 10, Chattanooga 6 every Sunday, you know. Ducks would do well to A final reminder that all study their birth certificates Fall Leagues have their fa­ sa only mallards or black miliarisation night the last ducka mora than two genera­ week In August and that ail tions removed from the wild league* sta rt the first week may be shat on privat# hunt­ In September, la your team ing preserves. registered y e tt Florida Stale Southern League FORT PIERCE - Sanford * Post 53 American Legion Jun­ ior baseball club cast aside its usual role of "good-pitch, no­ hit" Monday night and rolled to a 7 to 3 victory over Tampa'a Post 3 In the opening contest of the area tourna­ ment here. Jim Courier took the mound for Sanford and went the dis­ tance. He wai in trouble only once — in the first frame — when Tampa puahed over two of their three runs. Sanford bounced beck in the top at the third to knot the contest at 2-alt when Billy Kuykcndat] opened up Post 33's firing with a sharp douhle to right. Rick Sirei waa sale on a Tampa error with Kuy­ kendall going to third and Slrna winding up on second. Courier came through with a single to score both Kuy­ kendall and Sirei. Sanford moved into a lead they never gave up in the top of the fourth when Steve Har­ ris lined a double to left cen­ ter and scored on Red Jan ­ sen's single. Two more runs were posted by Sanford in the fifth when Courier walked and went to second when Rick Gollohcr waa tagged by a pitch. Kuy­ kendall cleared the sacks with his aecond two-bagger of the evening. But that wasn't all. Billy Hlggini and Larry Pivec walked in the alxth and the Sanford receiver scored on a fielder'* choice. Leading 6 to 2, Tampa tall­ ied its third and final marker In the last of the seventh. But in the eighth Pivec singled and trotted home on Jansen’s double. Courier whiffed 10 and walked but one while limiting Tampa to seven hits. Mean­ while, Sanford posted nine hits off Kent and Owcna who came on In the fifth. Last night, In addition to Courier and Higgins, Manager Frank Thomas had Gollohcr at short, Kuykendall at aec­ ond, Harris in center, Pivec in left, Jansen at first. Sires at third and Hex Brooks in rig h t Thomas will use essentially the same lineup tonight ex­ cept that he'll tend Donnie Smith to tbe mound, put Cour­ ier in center and move Steve Harris to right. "Our boys are up," Thomas said tills morning. "We know wv’vr* got a good chance to win this tournament end go on to the etate tourney in West Pelm Beech." Thomas said be couldn't understand why no afternoon games were being played. "We didn't come down here lo spend the week. We've got just so much money and these kids eat like horses." Thomas summed it up by saying, "We'll have to win three straight games so we can go home before we run out of money." Sanford playa the winner of the contest between Braden­ ton and Fort Pierce tonight. By Fred Down UPI Sport* Writer The Cincinnati Reds are basing their 1964 hopes on a pitching formula that paid off in National League pennants American League W. L. P rt, GB New York 60 36 .625 Baltimore 60 38 .612 1 Chicago 69 38 .608 1 4 Loa Angeles 51 51 .510 11 Boiton 60 61 .495 124 Minnesota 48 51 .485 134 Detroit 48 52 .460 14 Cleveland 43 64 .443 174 Kansas City 38 61 .3B4 234 Washington 38 65 .369 254 Monday’s Rrsulla New York 3, Loa Angeles 0, (N) Only gama scheduled Games Today New York at Los Angeles <N) Boston at Kansas City (N) Baltimore at Minnesota (N) Chicago a t Detroit (N) Cleveland a t Washington (N) Wednesday's Games New York a t Loa Angeles la 1939, 1940 and 1961. It waa the two-mao combi­ nation of Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters that carried the Reds to pennants in '39 and *40, and the (women te>m of Joey Jay and Bob Purkey who did it in '61. Now it's the Irish duct of Jim Ma­ loney and Jim O'Toole the Red* think may give them tbe decisive edge in the multicornered battle for t h i s year'e flag. Aa recently aa June 3 Ma­ loney had ■ 3-6 record and O'Toole stood et 3-2. But since June 3 the two have glv- National League W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 66 40 .683 Snn Fran. 67 42 .576 4 Cincinnati 55 45 .550 3 Pittsburgh 60 44 .632 5 Milwaukee 50 48 .610 7 St. Louia 60 4R .510 7 Chicago 48 48 .500 8 Loa Anrgclcs 48 49 .495 8 4 Houston 45 65 .450 13 New York 30 70 .300 28 Monday's Results Cincinnati 11, Milwaukee 2 Only game scheduled Games Today (N ) Houston a t PltUuurgh (N) Boston a t Kansas City (N) San Francisco at Philadelphia Baltimore at Minnesota (N) <N> Chicago at Detroit (N) St. Louia at Chicago Cleveland at Washington (N) Cincinnati at Milwaukee <N) Loa Angeles at New York International League (N> Monday's Results Richmond 3 Toronto 2, night, 10 Innings Syracuse 5 Atlanta 8, Syracuse 5 Atlanta 3, night Jackaonvill* a t Rochester, p p d , city curfew Only game* scheduled Wednesday's Games St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Mitwaukea Houston at Pittsburgh (N) San Francisco at Philadelphia <N) Los Angeles a t New York <N) Be Suro to use signals and warning devices when driving tractors and other f a r m equipment on roads. en the Reds the m oit foniUtent 1-2 pitching punch of any contender, with Maloney win­ ning seven of hia last nine de­ cisions and O'Toolo taking eight of his last 10. A 23-game winner in 1963. the 6-foot, 2-inch, 210-pouml Maloney scored his 10th vic­ tory of the year Monday night when the Reds downed the Milwaukee Braves 11-2 and moved to within three games of the idle first-place Philadel­ phia Phillies. The New York Yankees opened ■ one-game lead in the American League when they defeated the Ixis Angeles An­ gela 3-0 In the only other ma­ jor league game of the day or night. Maloney drove In two runs himself with a single and a sacrifice fly that contributed to the Reds' 16-hit attack on Denny L^mastcr and two suc­ cessors. Droon Johnson and Marty Kcough home red for the Reds and Denis Mcnkc connected for the Braves. Elston H o w a r d doubled home the first two New York runs in the second inning ami Roger Maris hit his 15lh hom­ er of the season in the third. Fred Newman was ilia victim of alt throe runs and suffered Ills fourth loss against eight victories. 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Lost A Found CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST Legal Notice f ic t it io u s naira NOTICE IB hereby given that 1 am enaeaed In bualneta at H ighw ay 411 I-o n* wood, Bemlnot* County, Florida, under he fletlttou* nemo of. Longwood T. V. garvlc*. and that I In tand to regletar said name with th* Clerk of the Circuit Court, Hamlnnl* County, Florida, In accordance with th* provtelon* of th* K lctltloue Nam* Blatu tea, to -w lt: (lection 141.01 Flor* Ida Htatuta* HIT. Big! Arthur W. Levy Publish July II, 11, SI 4 Aug. 4. 1114. C D B -ll am ended n o t ic e o f s u it STATE u r FLUID 1>A TO: W aller (Iwynn and lla ttla U Clwynn, hi* w ife, E. T. llayne*. Ereemua F. Ilaynea, McO. Car raway and Mattie Carraway. hi* w ife, K atie L. Currie, D. W. Currie. P O. Nell. David W. (Iwynn, O. fl. W olcott and tioulaa A. W olcott, hi* wlf*. Wm. Vvrlnll*. also known as Wm. Vermllya, 71. II. Blmmon*. and llu ah 14. Marlin, If all**, Ihalr raspectlv* un ­ known *pou*** If marrlad, and If d ied , th* r**p*ctlv* un­ known hairs, U n t i w , davlaee* and granlaa* of said defend antaj Midland Usoonalructlon Corporation, a purported F lor­ ida corporation, If actlva, and ir dissolved. Its r**p*ctlva un­ known dlrselor* actin g e* truataaai and any and all par­ son* having or claim ing any rtaht. title or tnt*r*at In and ta the follow in g described tand lyin g and hatng In Remind* County, Florida, to-wrttl TBACT 1. Th* North It *cr*a of th* BE 14 of th* BW<4 « f Hertlon II, Townahlp 11 South, Rang* It Boat (lean road). TRACT *. Th# NE!4 « f «h* I W M of th* HW<* of Sectlon It, Townahlp SI South. Rang* II Eaet. TRACT I. Th* WaatH th* BWI4 of th* 8WS4 o f ■*«• tlon 11. Township It South. Rang* II East (lea* th* North H IM fast * f th* Waal III I / l feel, and leas th* Eaat 111 f a i l of th* W att III fa st o f th# North 111 fast o f tbs South M, and laaa tha South t i l W t o f th* B eat 411 fast, and laaa 'b t South IM fast of th* Wast II fast, and laaa th* Wast II faat o f tha E ast 111 faat of th* North 111 faat of Ih* South M. and laaa th* Waat IM faat a t Ih* Eaat 111 faat of tha North II faat of th* South i l l teal, and Da* Ih* Baal IM faat of th* Waat H I faat at th* North II feat of th* South M. and las* th* South II fast of th* North III faat of th* Eaat 111 fa st of th* Waat 111 fa st of tha SWM o f th* BWH of tb s BWM)I Th* North III l / l feat o f Ih* BEM o f th* fW U of th* BWM • ( Bectlon 11, Townahlp 11 South. Rang* II Ee*L Tea. and sash a t you. ar* harsby notified sa d required ta appaar sad file, paraaaally ar by year attorney, w ith tb s Clerk of ih* Circuit c o a r t or Seminole County, Florida, your w ritten defenses. If any, to tha bill to quiet title filed hareln against you. and In nerve a oopy of th* earn* oa H utchison and Laffler, Pool Offle# Drawar H. Banford. Florida, a tlo r . mere far p laintiff. D. D. Dan­ iel, on or before the H at day of August, A. D. 1144. Herein fall not or a doer#* pr* con ies to w ill b* entered a gain st you far default. wrrNEBB n r hand and tha official seal of this Court, (h it 17th day o f July, A. D. 1114- (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark af tk* Circuit Court By Martke T. Vlklon Deputy Clark W. c Hutchison. if. P. <X Bog K Baa ford, JFla. Publish July It. II, Aug. 4. 11, Warren’i CINNAMON TWIST 30. Home Appliances Looks like chewin' Tobacco TASTES EVEN BETTER GIBSON 14 cu. It. Frostclcar 2012 French Ave. 322-4062 refrigerator, 2-door w i t h freerer acroia the top. Now only $295.50 W/T. Dick's KEEFER CANNING PEARS Appliance Service, 510 S. $1.00 per bushel. Beardall Sanford Ave. 322-7658. Ave. 322-6782. GIBSON IS cu. ft. Froitclear refrigerator, 2-door w i t h freezer acroia the bottom. COMPLETE Lawn A Yard Lait one at thii low pries Service. 322-2310. of 364.95 W/T. Dlck’a Ap­ 21. Home Repairs pliance Service, 510 S. San­ ford Ave. 322-7658. FOR PAINTING * REPAIR For real automobile bar­ WORK Call 322-8426. gains, check the Herald clan REMODEL - REPAIR ified display section. Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 15. Special Services Building Contractor WINDOW * SLIDING GLASS DOORS Repair k JUglaxa OPERATOR REPAIR 8CREEN8 Rewirea and New Sanlora 322 5510 Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE C IR C U IT C O t 'II T , N I N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U IT O F F I.O H ID A IN AND F O R BU M I. NOLB COUNTY C H A N C E R Y NO. I 43WT DOUGLAS C R A W F O R D , P la in tiff .*• ALRERTA P. CRAWFORD, D efendant NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOi ALRERTA I*. CRAWFORD, whoa* p lica of fellitrtire Is unknown A Sworn Complaint having li**n filed agnlnet you In th* Circuit Court In and for Hemlnota County, Florida, In c h a ^ c*ry, for Dlvorc*, the eliurt tllla o f aal.l action being "Dnu» glaa Crawford. Idalnlirf ve. At. bvrta P. Crawford. Defendant" then* present* ar* to nam e and require you to file your w ritten defense*. If any, to tha Com­ plaint filed herein, and to nerv* a copy thereof upon Plaint Iff a attorney on or be. for* the H at day or August, A. D. t i l l , otherw ise a D e­ er** Pro C onftiao will h* e n . tired agalnsl you and Ih* oaua* proceed e* part*. WITNESS my hand and o f . ftclal aval at Hanford. Kemlnut* County. Florida, this 14th day of July, A. D. 1144. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark of Ih* Circuit Court. N'loth Judicial Circuit In and for Samtnot* County, Florida Ryi Martha T. Vlhlen, D. CL Gordon V. Fredvrlck Attorney for P liln tlff P. O. Rob 1111 111 Eaat Commercial Strait Banford. Florida 11771 Publlah July 11, 11 A Aug. 4, 11,1144. IN t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t f o r THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF TUB STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY NO. 1 BCIT TO GUIET TITLE JOHN II. VAHKU end MAR YABKU, hie wife. P laintiffs, ve. MRS. DORA CniTBR, If living, and If dead, har unknown heirs at law, legateea, devlaeaa ur granleee, Defendants. NOTICE TO APPEAR THE STATE OF FLOKIDA TOi Mrs. Dora Cruee, If living, nnd If dvsd. her unknown heirs at law, legatees, de­ visees or granleee; and any and all persons and perllaa H elm ing lntereat by, through, und*r or a gain st any of th* above known or unknown par ties. Jointly and severally, and ALL PERSONS 1IAV. ING OR CLAIMING ANT INTEREST IN THE FOLL O W I N G DESCRIBED LAND! Lot 11. EDIlEKA HAMMOCK, aerordlng to th* C D B -71 plat thereof a* recorded la Plat Book 1, Pag* 111, Pnb- ADVERTIBEMENT FOR RIDS The Board of Public Instruc­ llo Records of Bemlaol* tion for Bamlnol* County, F lor­ County, Florid*, ida. w ill rartlv* bid* for th* all of th* abov* da*crlb*d proparty. alluatv, lyin g and be- furnishing of alt labor, m at. Ing In Btmlnol* County, F lor­ lerlal* equipment and sirvlr** required for th* *r*ctlon or a id*. Th* nalur* af tbt.' suit 1* to pr*fabrlc*t*d shop building for ramova certain cloid a from and Ovlsdo High flehool. l*m ln ola ta qutat tad coaflrm tba tills County, Florida, until tide p. to th# abeva daaartbad pro- m . Wednesday, August I, n i t , at th* Sehool Adm inistration parly. Th* asm * af tba Oourt In Building, Comm*rcl*l Street, which ault baa baaa Instituted ranford, Florida, at wblob tint* la th* Circuit Court for tho and plae* bid* w ill b* public* Ninth jud icial Circuit la and ly op«n and read alaad. Contrast document* may b* for Bcmtaela County, Florida. Th* abbreviated title o f th* obtain*! by dsposltlng 411.01 caaa la John H. Vaaku and w ith tb* Archlttot, John A. Mas Vaaku. hla wlfa. P lain­ Burton IV. Fourth Floor, Bantiffs, va. Mra Dora Crust, If ford Atlantic National Rank living, and If daad, har un­ Building, Banford, Florida, lor known h*lr* at law, legal***, tb* first **t of docum*nt* oh* d*vla**a or grant***. Defend­ talced. Such deposit w ill b* ant*. Tb* description of tb* refunded In full ta each p*r. r*a) pro party Involved l* sal •a s who return* th* docum snta forth abeva. In good condition within It You and each o f you era day* alter th* bid opening. Ad* hereby aottflsd that suit to dltlonal eel* may be obtained r in o v i cloud* from and to at Ih* cost of lll.a o which 1* q u it! ond tenflrm tha tltl* to half rafnndabl*. th* abov* do*crlb*d property A certified check or bank has baan brought e g a le et you draft, payabla to th* Board of la th* abev* antltDd can** by Public Instruction for S*mt. Joha H. Vashu and Ms* Vaaku. nole County, Florida] U. S. hi* w ife, and yon ar* hereby Government Bond*, er a s a tis , required t* file w ith the clerk factory bid bond *g*cut*d by at this Court your w ritten ap­ tbo bidder nnd nectptabl* *ur*> pearance (poraanally *r by tin# In an amount equal t* attorn ey) ta aaid ault oa ar bo- fiv e par e*at of tb* bid *hall for# 14th doy of Attguet, A. D. b* subm itted with each bid. 1114. and ta file with eald Tba euccaaefal bidder will b* Clerk your wrlttaa defaces*. If required la furnish and pay for any, ta the Dill of Complaint satisfactory performance and Is said sa il, a s prescribed by paym ent bond or bends. Att*n> law . Hernia fall aet or a da* tlon I* oallad to th* foot that era# pro oonteeaa w ill ha en- not Wm than minimum ta la r , fared against you. la* and wag** a* **t forth In It la ordered that this aotlea th* Bpacltlcatlon* must b* p a ll be published lu the Sanford. oa th is project. Herald, a newspaper published Th* Beard of Public lastru aIn fem la.il* County, Florida, tloa for Bemlaol* County, F lor­ once each weak far four c o s ­ ida. raaorva* th* righ t to r*. ier ut Ive weeks. loot any and/or all bid* or WITNESS my hand and tb* to w aive any Informant!** la ■sol a f *ald Caurt at Sanford. th* bidding. Nn bid shall b* Seminole County, Florida, oa withdrawn for a period of fIfthis 11th day af July, A. D. 1144 Man (141 day* subsequent ta Arthur H Beckwith, J r , tb* opening of bids without tb* Clark of tho Circuit Court eaa**nt of th* Board. la and for Somlool* Coun­ J. D. WRIGHT, JR. ty. Florida Chairman. Board of Publl* By: Martha T. Vlklea, DC. Instruction for Semlnol* / a / Jam es C. Waukach. Jr. County. Florida af ARNOLD. MATH ENT R. T. Mllwo* A HARBERT Seminal* County SuporlatAttorney* far F U la tiftg and o f Publl* lastrootloa 147 N. Orange A reas* and E * -O fficio Secretary to Orlando, Florida tb# Board o f Publl* In­ Publish July II, I I A A*g. «, struction 11. 1144. Publish July i t , II, : i , n i t . G 9B 4I f! r �,s ■u 1\ W hy Do The Job H alfw ay, For Fu ll Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 30. Home Appliances 55. Furniture For Sale GIBSON 30" electric range cor Uie oiggesi u-tcctlon of with Chrome-framed glass nearly new and used furni­ back-splash. Only *149.95 ture, see Noll's Furniture W/T. Dick's Appliance Ser­ Brokerage in Casselberry vice. 510 S. Sanford Ave. ou 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6 322-7651. fltE E ESTIMATE GIBSON 12 cu. ft, Froslclear Upholstering A Mattress ren­ refrigerator, 2-door w i t h ovating New & Used Furni­ freezer across the top. ture. Call Ni* Bedding Mfg. $249 95 W/T. Dick’s Appli­ Co., at 709 Celery Ave. ance Service, 510 S. Sanford FA 2-2117. Ave. 322-7658. Sell U» Your Furniture. 31. Musical Instruments Quick Service With the Cash SUPER TRADLS’G Piano Tuning and Repair POST. PA 2-0677. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Used furniture, appliances, PIANO SVC. Sc TUNING tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Rebuilding * Refelting l-arry's Mart 215 Sanford FREE ESTIMATES Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. (id. llusinesM O pp o rt. 50. MIhc. For Sale 9.*, House* Fnr Sale V A - FHA You can find inything you rd advertised in tlie Her I Classified. w VM Ijcralb July 28. 1964 — Page 11 toil. Apartment* for nont 115. Auto* For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6*750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 ““ ‘ I SALES BROKER Seminole Realty We Hava Tha Home For You 190t Park Avenue FA 2-5233 anytime Stenstrom Realty OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 U1S. - 50c SANFORD HERALD “You’d b*tt*r butter up to Sweetie Piet She control* the future vote* in this precinct!" 95. 11mi sen For Sale 102. Mobile Homes • Sale 2 BEDROOM. Nothing Down. x ic ii H U uM ltA lLK H . Rea sonable. Can be *ren on 560 month. Fenced back Heardall Ave., 2 mile* So yard. 322 3355. of G enoa. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 1957 NASHUA house trailer. 47 x 8, completely furnish­ SEVERAL Outstanding 2 Sc 3 ed. Lake Monroe Boat Bowl ltedruom Home* available In Plume 688 5727. all Area* of Sanford. Let u* IOil. .Mobile Home* - Rent Show you Around! Seminole Realty loot S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime NEW HOMES 1 2-BEDROOM and 1 3 bed­ room, Bowman’* Trailer Court. 666-4908. 1 BEDROOM 1IOUSKTHAILER furnished. Adults only. 575 mo. Ph. 322-1187. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Ph. IIOUSETRA1LER on large 322-3561. private lot. 565 month. Call after 6 p.m. 322-6087. 2 RM. HOUSE. I nice building loti. First 12,500 takes this itlti. Apartment* for Rent property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ terprise, Fla. Furn. Apt. 2300 menouvtlle. BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. Close In Ph. 322-0173 days, 32211611 even ingi. $ Bank $ Repossessions FURNISHED OR UNFUR­ NISHED, 4 Large Rooms, 61 VW Bus, IU92 bal 545 mo. tile bath. No Pels! Phone 58 Cadillac. 5*91 bal. 537 mo. •59 Chev., 1941 bat., *37 mo. 322-3755. '39 Old* S St 5499 bal, *24 mo 39 9 Pas Wag 5792 bal *37 mo 1(18. Room* For Rent '39 .Merc., *742 bal., 536 mo, SLEEPING ROOM. Private '60 Opal Wag *681 hil. *32 mo. bath and entrance. 3223986. '61 Renault 5691 bal, 532 mo. '59 Renault, 5487 bal, 524 mo. 115. Auto* For Sale '37 Plym, 5587 bal. *32 mo. '33 Cadillac, 5542 bal, 528 mo '53 Chrysler, 5199 bal, *10 :no, '56 Line., *681 bal. 531 nto. •8 Dodge. 5711 bal. *32 tno 'M Olds. 5667 bal.. *32 mo. 58 Chev, *667 bal, *31 mo. ‘37 Chev H'rod *792 bal *33 mo •1 . I Discount to '59 Ford, *399 bal, *24 mo. Seminole County 38 Pont, *788 bal, 537 mo. Kcxiilent* '62 Falcon, $997 bit, $49 mo. '6n Ford, 5399 bal, 532 mo. '00 Corvalr, $784 bal, 546 mo. •38 Chev, *499 bal, 524 mo. 'GO Falcon, 5772 bal, 545 mo. '56 Chev, 5419 bal, 524 mo. '60 Chewy, 5791 bal, 547 mo. ■S3 Olds, 5471 bal. 524 mo. '6U Peugeot, 5196 bal, 529 mo. '37 Rulck, 5396 hal, *29 mo. '35 Merc. 5369, *32 mo. 60 Opal, 5574 bal. 531 mo. '59 Chewy, 5692 bal, 537 mo. Jeep 4 WD, 5586 bal, 532 mo. '59 Buick, $749 bal. 539 mo. '51 Cadillac, 549 bal, 52 mo. 59 Rambler, 5592 bal, $33 mo '31 Rulck, 524 bal. 51 mo. ■50 Merc, *49 bal, *2 mo. '59 VW, 5687 bal. 538 mo. '58 Chewy, $490 bal, $28 mo. '56 Ford, 5572 bal, $30 mo. '58 Pont., $594 bal, $32 mu. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. '58 Chewy, 5697 bal. $38 mo. i n i ! SANFORD AVE. '57 Chewy, V8 stick, clean '56 Rambler, 5579 bal, 531 mo. I U I Z OI’EN EVENINGS '57 Turnpike, 5592 bal, $33 mu '57 Ford, 5597 bal, 534 nto. Phone 322-4503 '57 Olds, 5594 bal, 534 mo. '963 Chewy 2 S. S. *200, take '57 Dodge, 5486 bal, 529 mo. up payments. 322-1187. '58 Eng. Ford 5391 bal 522 nto. '57 Chewy, $194 bal, $27 mo. '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellen '56 Clicvvy, 5192 bal, $27 mo. cond. Ph. 322 2283. '55 Chewy, 5171 bal, $12 mo. '35 FORD, good body, good '51 Studcbakrr Pickup truck mechanical condition, C«U 322 6016, Claude llarroll. LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ Cozy Cottage. Lake privilege*. room. 2 Bath, pine panel­ 550. Ph. 322-6108. ed Florida Room, Central air, sprinkler system, patio, FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 Adult*. Ph. 322 9180. 180x180 lot. Ph. 122 8522, 207 Ridge Rd. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie CB 2 BEDROOM. Large Flor­ Cowan. 322-4013. id* Room, separate store EFFICIENCY. 540. 611 Park. room, 2 large lot* with oak tree*, excellent Sanford lo­ FURN. APT. 322 2800. cation. Reasonable. C a l l MODERN Fun>. apt*. Also 322-2950. Storage spare. Ph. 322 1374. CONCRETE BLOCK 2 bed­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS room, Florida room, 14* Rooms private bath*, 114 bath. 2 air conditioners, kit­ W. First St. chen range. $600 down. 570 per month. Available Sept. CLEAN lit Floor Apt. Pvt. ent. 1001 Palmetto. 1*1. 322 0G25. BANK Repossessions 120. Automotive Service 2125 W. Colonial Orlando, Fla. Ph. 203-0112 RENTALS 3 Room*, utilities, 550. 5 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms, water *63. 322-2764. Bsll-Blalr Agency Local automobile dealers of­ Ph. 322 5641 218 S. Park Ave. 1 BR. Furn House. Ph. 668- fer their beat buys in Herald classified display ads. 5122. 2 BEDROOM, partly furnish­ ed. Go out li t St. to Riverview, across from the kin­ dergarten. NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully furnished, on Lake. Adult* only. Ph. 322-7434. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE In Coun­ try Club Manor. 3224406.. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED House, $75 monlb. 906 W. 25th St. 4 RM DUPLEX, Furn. air cond., near ocean, Ormond Beach, perm, c o u p l e . Orange City 7753698. B efore Y ou G o Uae “HAS-TO-GO” A New Miracle Drug For All Auto Transmia* sions And Engine*. Aik Your Uaragrman For "IIAS-TO-GO", If ||a Doe* Not Have It Ask Him To Get It. There I* No S u b s t i t u t e For "HAS-TO-GO". I’rodurl Of Swretman'a Lab., I nr. Dorr S. Baker, Represent at lv* Itox 29 Lake Mary, FI*. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Ginn* and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 121. Scooter* & Cycle* 1962 HONDA Motorcycle 303 cc. Perfect condition, 6890 miles All extras. 322-4388. 12.1. tioatn ft Motor* JOHNSON JAVELIN. 30 hp. also 18, Both electric starts. Hull very good, 19 ft. long. Sell or trade. Ph. 322-3494487. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inapertion, estimates, pickup, delivery. Rccoring & repairs discounted, 2114* E. 3rd. 322-3413 14' LONE STAR FIBERGLAS ItOAT, 33 Evinrude Lark, electric start, complete with trailer. Asking 5630. Will ac. cept reasonable offer. Ph. 322-6148. BOAT - MOTOR . TRAILER CLEARANCE SALE! We are closing for vacation August 16th til September 3rd. Everything must go! NOW Buy the latest stylrs at greatly reduced pricee; Thundcrbird*. MFG, Lone Star, Gator, Evinrude*, and Inboard ouldrive*. Sample prices: 51793 17’ Cabin Cruiser, *1250; J69S 14’ Traveler Runabout, *450; *300 Gator Trailer, *183. Many others plus Rnat lo t full of used outfits! Terms! Robson Sporting G o o d s , Downtown Sanford, 322-5961, 9 RED HOT 0“ RED TAG SPECIALS” VISIT HOLLER’S OK LOT DURING THE “SUMMER SELLDOWN" 62 Rambler Am ha a*ail or Custom, 4-tloor, V-K, standard trails., poser steering 4k brake*, healer, air cond. *1695 59 Mercury Monterey *5 9 5 63 English Ford *1395 60 Falcon Ranchero *4 9 5 56 MG I Door Sedan *2 9 5 62 Chevrolet Impala *2195 61 Corvair Series 500 *1095 62 Oldsmobile 88 *2 2 9 5 60 Ford Pickup *8 9 5 62 Chevrolet Impala *2 0 9 5 61 Chevrolet Impala *1895 59 Chevrolet Parkwood *6 9 5 60 Chevrolet Bclair *1195 l-dnor, V-8, power steering, brakes and windown, radio and healer, air cond. Consul, clean one owner car. Pickup. Very economical. i-aperd transmission, heater, 1 WHICH ONE’S radio and SUPER SPORTS COUPE. V-8, automatlr Iran*., power starring, radio and healer. 4-door sedan, standard sion, radio and heater. transmis­ l-donr sedan, V-8, automatic trans., power atearlng and brakes, radio and haater. air conditioning. llalf-tim, 6 cylinder, clean, aolld Ihrnughmil, 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bath*, Flor­ WELCOME NAVY! ida Room, cent, heat A air- 1 A 2 Bedroom Apartments conditioning. Ph. 322-4876. furnished. Reasonable. See Howard Long, Main St. A 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ DeBary Ave., Enterprise. ed patio. Ph. 323-0388. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with I, House* • Bale or Rent pvt. hath A shower, suit able for couple or single person CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON or retired All utilities In­ LAKE. Call e v e n i n g * cluded in rent. Ideally to 522-1597. call'd on 1st St., within t block of 2 free parking lota EXTRA LARGE I Room and shopping center. In­ Lakefront Home. 322-4693. quire at Manuel Jarohion Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 97. House* Fnr Rent 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Clean 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex and close In. Jimmie Cow­ apt* llth Ave., Lnngwnod, • mi. from N.A.S. Ph 838an. 322-4013. 3296. 2 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 323-8892. RAGE APT. Water, electri­ 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses city furnished. Nice shady Payton Realty lot Adult* only. Ph. 322-1303 322-1301 1742 at Hiawatha NICELY furnished apartment, 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Kit­ a I r condition available. chen equipped. Ph. 222-7695. Adult* Phone 322-1926. Auto GU*I, Top* A Sea* Covers National 3 BEDROQM HOUSE. Clean GARAGE APARTMENT, Fur­ and close In. Jimmie Cow­ nished. 545 month. 322-3383 an. 322-4013. or 322-2202. 2665 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 822-7495 1U0. Resort Rental* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Ai m . FA 2 3931 Atlantic Btok Bldg 2 120. Automotive Service 123. Boat* & Motor* S BANK 1 Repossessions To mak* the beet home buy, eee the $100 DOWN lol'away, Hospital & Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month h, S’A 2-5161 116 W lit St CARROU'S FURNITURE Oanforh Property Mannjjemcnt & Sales Broker SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Modern, passenger car-truck READY MIX CONCRETE slop. Good location. Call Patios, Floor, Free Estlma.ei J. C. DAVIS. TEXACO, Inc. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 322-5033 sand, cement, rack, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry 72. Female Help Wanted Jim Hunt Realty wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Office 322-2118 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, Night 322-OC48 White. Apply Mr. Rolai, 323-0700 H i TON PHILCO Alr-CondiMar-Lou Restaurant or Ph. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. tloner. Excellent condition. 322-2902. New Custom-built, Lake Mary 9100. 322-5729, Richard J . 7.‘t. Mnle nr Female Help C. B., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ Wallstcdt, lity, shade A citrus. FHA COUNTER PERSONNEL RILL'S BARGAIN BARN Finance. 322-6859 evenings. FOR nOYAL CASTLE BARN OF 10,000 Items open HUSBAND WANTED 6la days. 1300 Grapeville APPLY, FLORIDA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE to tell his wife that the nice 3 Ave., Sanford, Fla. 200 S. French Ave. Bedroom Country H o m e , SINGER IN CONSOLE surrounded by Shade trees Sews forward and reverse. 71. Snles H elp Wanted and on 2 nice loti near GinEquipped to ZigZag. 515,40, derviltc and HLH Plant, Pay 58.50 month; While REAL ESTATE SALESMAN priced at $8750, with only MAN OR WOMAN Portable, $10.50. 322-9411. 51000 down, balance at $75 UNLIMITED Opportunity if monthly Is (till available. E1G ZAG SEWING MACHINE you arc willing to work full Someone is going to be sor­ Rcpossesacd ’64 Model, Per­ time and have an ability to ry that they missed this. fect condition. Makes fancy sell. Reply by letter stating designs, makes buttonholes, age, qualifications, exper­ S e w a on buttons, blind ience and where you may be Seminole Realty hems, monograms, embroid­ eontactcd for an appoint­ 190t S. Park Ave. ment. Your reply will be er*, darns, patches, Etc. FA 2-5232 anytime kept strictly confidential. Guaranteed. I t e i p o n i l blc person assume remain­ Address to: Ernest M. South­ ADD THIS FOR A BARGAIN ward, Southward Invest­ A comfortable 2 Bedroom ing 5 payments of 57.95. Ph. ment A Realty Co., P. O. House PLUS 3 Completely Credit Mgr. 322-7457. Box 1060, Sanford. furnished apartment*. PLUS HUSBAND LEFT WIFE a monthly Income of 5125 And we were forced to Re­ 77. Situation Wanted from apartments. PLUS a possess 5 month old Dial-O* low down payment equals a HOUSEWORK. 322-8440. Malic ZlgZag Sewing Mabargain In any language at ehlne. Makes Fancy Stitch­ DAY’S WORK, Ironing, Babyonly 510,000. es, makes buttonholes, sews sitting. Ph. 322-7047. on buttons, etc. Guarantee. SO U T H W A R D Remaining 536 cash or take DAY WOBK. 322-2782. up payments of $6.00 per FORMER CARETAKER for Investment A Reilty month. Phone 322-8627. 322-9173 Giants wants yard work. 116 N. Park Ave. Very dependable. J a c k USED A REPOSSESSED GREKNBRtAR Lawrence, 322-1829. BARGAINS Choice lota available In G-E Stereo 109.95 Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor 84. llenl Entnte • Sale CROSLY TV 99.95 overlooking golf courae. PHILCO TV 79 95 Custom building te your BART PILCHER, Broker G-E 19" Portable TV 109.93 specifications. Greenbrier Personal Service G-E 23" Console TV 209.95 developed by Call 322-7498 Wettinghouse Rcfrig. 49.95 KINGSWOOD Phllco Refrig. 119.95 87. Hualneafl Rental* BUILDERS, IN C Admiral Rafrlg. 109.95 202 Fairmont Dr. Norge Gas Range 119.93 F o r LEASE—Service Station. FA 2-8074 Kclvinator Elec. Range 49.95 Good location. Good producta. Good treatment. Ph. Really BIG BIG Westlnghouie 21” TV 49.03 locally 322-4342, or apply to Swimming Pool Frigldalre Rcfrig. 59.95 the PURE OIL COMPANY. Do sec this Oversize 80-acre 20 cu. ft. chest type freezer Swimming pool. Do tea thla $140.05 90. l-ota For Sale 2-acrea of Lakefront priv­ 12 cu. ft. upright freezer acy. Do tee thla large 3 MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 5134.95 Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. No Money Down. Up to 24 home. Do tee acre* ol Scott Ave. WUl consider moi. to pay. swimming and fishing. Do reasonable offer. J. N. BobGOODYEAR SERVICE start leisurely Lakefront ion, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322STORES living. 515.100 with Term il 0228. 555 W. First St.. Sanrord Stcmper Agency, 1919 So. Ph. 322-2821 LAKE MINNIE French. Ph. 322-4991. 8 LAKEFRONT LOTS USED LUMBER: 2x4 through FREE 12.400. equity. 5100 Fully Improved 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. down, 560. mo. pay* all. Sewer, Water, Size 112 x 180. 322 0793. Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' Sacrifice 55500 Each. CharWILL accept best reasonable Fla. room, equipped kitch­ lea Scllgman, 1201 E. Robin­ en, terrain) Root*. Hclmly oflcr for 18 cu. ft. stainless son Ave., Orlando. Phone ateel commercial refrigera­ 422-1576. Realty Ph. 322-1641. tor. Good running condition IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY have just chanced ove" In LOVELY New H o m e , West Fourth new refrigerator this week. Street, Just off Persimmon. Contact Dick Aiken or call LAKEFRONT LOT Call 838 3911 Collect. BARGAIN OFFER. Lakefront 322 6625. Lot. Bargain offer Immed­ GE REFRIGERATOR, Good iate Sale. $5500. Call morn­ EVERETT A. HARPER condition. Phone 322-4050. AGENCY • REALTOR ing. evening Sanford 3222465 S Park Ave. 2958. Rent Blue Lustre Klectrie Phones r^ 2-2204 or FA 3-2285 Carpet Shampooor for only \ ACHE, PH. 322-2685. 51 per day. Carroll's Furni­ 95. Houeeti Fur Bale ture. St. Johns Realty THE TIMF TESTED FIRM JULY SPEC. Ladies’ Shoe 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH Sale. Sizes 5-614 only. 51 pr. RANCH STYLE Loch Arbor 116 N Park Ave. FA 86IZ3 Surplus City. W. lit St. Home, featuring l a r g e rooms throughout, including i l t y Kit Cabin CruTier, TS hp a family style kitchen, sepa­ FHA - VA HOMES motor, trailer. Needs some rate dining room, and a fine 2, 3. 4c 4 BEDROOMS work. Moving, must sell. central heating system, 1, 144, 4> 2 BATHS Best offer over 5530 Phone adaptable to Air Condition­ KITCHEN EQUIPPED 322 8054. ing unit, an outstanding of­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS fering for a quick sale at For Complete Information ATTAN COUCH. 2 matching See or Call Your 517.900. Terms are flexible, chairs, end tables, 550. Ph. but at least 51500 Down. 322 4175. FHA - VA RENT A BED Stir VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker USED LUMBER, $45 per thousand £ less. 322-8812. I. Article* For llenl , 4-door sedan. V-8. automatic Iran*., power steering, radio and healer. DRIVING THE Coupe, V-8, automatic trans., power steering, radiu and heater. 4-DOOR HTATION WAGON. V-6, automatic trans,, puwer hrakrs, ra­ dio and healer. 1-dnnr sedan, 6 ryllnder, automatic trans., radio and heater. 63 Ford Galaxie COUNTRY SEDAN, V-8, automatlr trans., power steering, radio anil beater. A low mileage one owner ear. 54 Buick l-I)oor Hulun, automatic transmission, ra­ dio and healer. USED CONTINENTAL 58 Ford Custom 300 *2 5 9 5 *195 *5 9 5 2door, 6 ryllnder, automatlr trans­ mission. radio and heater. ? If you’ve been thinking of buying a used car it would be wi*e to check our low, low . . . Even the moat careful first glance will not tell you the vintage of one Continental from another—»o limelena ia the styling of this most copied of car*. An inspection of the excellently maintained used Continentals now in our stock will Imar out the truth of thi* atalemrnt. About the only way you ean tell them from new ia the low price. You gut more quality, more style, more eomfnrt and more prestige than you gel from the new middleprice rera. Check our complete stock today. Low Selldown Prices ON ALL USED CARS • Excellent Bank Rate GMAC FIN A N C IN G 2 1962 ONE OWNER Continental* HUNT To Choose From L IN C O L N a a i / i MERCURY I N l i * IR'J Palmetto Ave. ;IZ2*4HH4 * Sanford W. Park .MI t-OZOtl Open Friday EveningB and All Day Saturday For Your Shopping Convenience Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. A Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 8214231 Ph. 822.0881 J f �I , Stir tanfnr?i Hfralft tr«K« 12 — July 28, 19G4 Figures Show Rapid Growth Of Seminole County Since 1960 DeBary Legion Appoints New Committees Seminole County's growth from I960 to 1963 has equalcd the 1960 population in each of 33 of Florida's 67 counties, Bjr Mr*. Frank Whit* Committee appointment* far D lB ir f Herbert I). Gibb American Legiun Post 259 were made at thi* month'* executive meeting by Com­ mander William William*. Named were Dr. I.uther Tarbell, membership; Frank Ilyon and Virginia Harrison, aunahine; Harry Lyon*, adjut­ ant; Rev. A. C. Summer*, chaplain; Alfred Newell, aaaistnnt ehnplain; Robert Anderaon, finance officer; Edn.i Smith, assistant finance of. fleer; Carroll llurke, judge advocate; Peter Koppennal, flag sales; Fred Oliver, grave registration; William Brumbaugh, serv­ ice officer; Fred McLaren, Americanism; Rev, Summers, visits and aick rails; Edward lienly, blood bank; Furl An­ drews, liaison offirer to World War I veterans; Fred Rammerrr, Unison officer to Vet­ eran* of Foreign Wars; Carotyn Little, child welfare and Oscar Pnpinrnu, police and traffic. Dales for special events during the coming year were act ns follows; Jan. ltd, dinner honoring Stale Com­ mander Rill Kdwanl*; March 17, Legion Birthday Dinner; May r>, PsnrHke Day and Nov. H, Veterans Day church serv­ ice. Regular meetings will lie held on the first Thursday of earh month st 7:30 p.m. in the Community Center begin­ ning with the first meeting of the fall on Sept. .1. Executlve meetings will on the third Thursday of each month at 7:20 p.m. at the Center. Business Briefs Wlnnn-Dlxle Store*, Ine., operating a number of supermnrkcli in the local area, bought direct from Florida funner* more than $R million worth of fre»h fruit* and veg­ etables during the fiacul year ending June 27, n *uh*tuntlal increaae over lust year. Tills figur* represents only the purchases made through the company's field, buying offices In Puli ok re, I'In nt City and Pompano. During the past fiscal year, they totaled $8,388,335 compared with $fl,695, 218 tha previous fiacal year. Joe A. Adams in charge of prrishuhla merchandising at general heudipiuitor» in Jack­ sonville, rmphnsired tlint the company'* primary considera­ tion is moving Florida prod­ ucts first- Winn-Dixie cur­ rently operates (130 superm a r k e t s throughout the Southeast. Fanning is one of the few Industries whore accidents to non-workers, such as small children, must lie included in work statistics. On the farm, safety is truly a family nffuir. according to figure* compiled by varioui agencies in the state and accumulated by the office of County Clerk Arthur Heckwith. Beckwith explained that in 1960 the official census taken by the federal government listed Seminole's population at 54,947. Sfhcc that time the county's population has increased A Natural Disaster Work­ some 18,000, according to re­ shop, for Red Cross mem­ ports by the East Central bers and related services will Florida Regional Planning he held from in a m. to 3 p.m. July 30 at the Red Cross Chapter headquarters, 2401 K. Central boulevard in, Orlando. A. 11. Peterson, Jr. announced today. Invited to attend the work­ shop arc Red Cross chair­ men and board members, disaster chairmen and sub­ committee chairman, volun­ teers, civil defense officials, police anil fire services, wea­ ther bureau personnel, new* media, school official* and personnel, telephone and ham operators. .Subjects of the workshop will include "Ready Re­ sponse," "Nrw D i s a s t e r Training Materials," "Com­ munications" and "Public In­ formation." Workshop leader will he Ralph Davis, assistant direc­ tor of tlii- Southeastern area disaster service from Atlanta, Ga. Davis was most recently an administrative director In the Alaskan earthquake disaster, in Ills numerous assignments lie has covtercd hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flood and other natural disasters. Workshop Set By Red Cross RKOW I’EAKS in Florida? — If you have any doubts hero's Mrs. I<. E. White, ir*7 Country Club Hoad, displaying proof. The trees have borne fruit for several years but this year's is n bumper crop. (Herald I'hoto) am . c. v. n o i -ta VAH-13 G ets New L e a d e r Cdr. C. V. (Tony) Noltu lias assniiicd roilimniid of Heavy Attack Squadron 13, the group soon to be assign­ ed to duty out of tile Sunfold Naval Air Station. The command ceremony wan held at Whidbcy Island, Wash. Noltu, a five-year veteran of West Const heavy attack aviation, relieved (’iiidr. Wal­ ter P. Carlin. Cmdr, Nol la's first task will lie to move Ills si|uadron from (lie Puget Sound nil station to N'AS Sanfont and so become a peimaiienl mem­ ber of Heavy Attack Wing One. Tile change of station is tentatively scheduled for Au­ gust though tli* exact dale bus not biien announced. Many of the sipiiidion's pil­ ots, crewmen uiul support personnel are already here undergoing training for op­ eration of the new RA-fiC Vigilante reconnaissance bom­ ber. VAIM2 will actually he re­ turning home, Tile *i|Undron wan formed here ill January I9GI. Nine months later it C R A D L E was sent to the Pacific to sim­ ply tlie all-weather strike capability for the carrier USS Kitty Hawk. VAH-13 recently returned from its filial Whidbey-hmed cruise aboard tlm | ,1ltd-foot supeicarrier. «*at) r»««iT " j i t t i n SANFORD, . £-V.lnfr tc• i »miim r* 3 n v r s FLORI DA B R A N D N E W CARS TRAILWAYS Silver Eagles are FASTER to FT LAUDERDALE MIAMI AND TllltlJ TO M U S T BE SOLD KNOXVILLE AND DENVER 151 NEW CHEVItOLETS, OLDSMOWLES, CADILLACS AND CHEVROLET TRUCKS ARE NOW IN STOCK OR DUE IN — MUST HE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. PICK YOUR MODEL — CHOOSE YOUR COLOR — MAKE US AN OFFER! with Matin'**) $29.93 Chest nf Drswrr* 4 Drawer $19.93 Play Pen* $t:.9S Play Pen Pads ........ Strollers ......... LOWEST PRICES - S E T Rally lied* (Cnniplelr $1.49 $19.9$ Folding High Chairs $12.9$ Trainer Seats ........... $5.93 MATHER . iM u m w p It) Mildred Haney Weekly meeting* fur a Del­ tona Tern Club will begin tbi* Friday at the Community Center from 7 until It p.m. Present activities will include dancing, card* and plug pong. If sufficient interest is nIiiiwii ii tegular Teen Club will lie organised and will plan me it activities us rookouts, hay rides unit splash parties. All teenagers of the com­ munity are invited to attend Friday night'* meeting. f u r n it u r e TERMS Line. - Deltona Teens Set Meeting MATHER of Sanford EASY Cx u m t& L j A N D LOTS OF FROM A WOULD OF FINIS FIIKN1TURK TH E "This means,” Beckwith slated, “that in a brief per­ iod of three and a half years Seminole County . has grown In population more than the population in each of 33 of the state's counties." There are 34 counties In the state with populations of 19,019 or better, the clerk said. That figure applies to Osce­ ola. Dade County's popula­ tion was 933.047 in I960 and is estimated to be at the one million mark today. LOTS A N D LOTS (■rent Savings on Easy Terms FO R Council, a survey by the Eco­ nomics Division of the Uni­ versity of Florida's School of Business and reports of sur­ veys made by the Florida Power * Light Company a* well as the Florida Power Corp. In I960, Beckwith declared, 33 counties in Florida had population* of less than 18.000 — ranging from Nassau County’s 17,189 down to the 2,668 persons who reside in Gilchrist County. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS of Sanford SHOP IN AIK-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E . lot ST. 322-U‘JH3 *i)J* Silver Eaglca—eiu luaiv* with Trailwayn —tint! Amorim's only newly-designed buttes, offer you thru service of matchless comfort. C0RVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE Destinations served by Silver Eagles 4-way From Hanford inr MKMPIIIS $11.50 The only thro xrrvica $14.40 KANSAS CITY The only thru sen ice DliNVKR .................... $19.30 The only thru service $ 6.65 MIAMI 5 Convenient thru trips daily TRAIIAVAYS HUS TERMINAL Cor. Park A 2nd. St. 322-4570 Dell ARY TERMINAL * 1236 W. Church Street, Dellary *194119 I BEST DEALS ------------ • - EASIEST TERMS CHEVY I I $195 4 -D R . SEDAN DOWN $2121* PHICKS INCLUDE HEATER, DEFROSTER, WSW TIRES SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER’S i jtsI TRAILWAYS. Easiest travel on earth BEST SELECTION - HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd & PALMETTO — 322-0771 2505 S. PARK DRIVE — 322-08G1 r i % �on the St. Johns River Seminole County ^ “The Nile of America’ e io Expressing a sentiment we all feel sometimes. City Com­ missioner Earl Higginbotham said with a sigh at Monday night’s meeting, "1 feel like l'\e been rc-organiicd today.” • * • Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy throujrlt Thursday with widely scattered showers: high today in 00s: low tonlpht 72-77. VOL. 36 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. JULY 20, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 2-1-1 Zip Conversion of the grounds at municipal stadium to pre­ pare it for the coming foot­ ball season was begun Mon­ day by the city, under the “WELCOME A HOARD” was the greeting Riven lease agreement with the high C<ir. C, V. Nolta, right, commanding officer of schools. First game is sched­ Heavy Attack SiHianlon 13 which soon will he uled for mid-September, stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. Nolta • • • was Riven a preview of the local base on his ar­ rival Tuesday night. Shown with him is Capt. Mayor A. L. Wilson warns James O. Mayo, commander of Reconnaissance jay walkers that there is an Attack WittR One. (Herald Photo) ordinance on the city books prohibiting this practice and cautions pedestrians to please u>e the crosswalks at the in­ tersections. The Clock Watch­ er notes that Sanford is probably the only city in the country where traIfic slops ior jaywalkers, though we’ve seen A preview of his future nel are already in training nt tins in some lurcign coun­ surroundings at Sanford Nav­ Sanford for transition to the tries. al Air Station was given the IIA-fit’ Vigilante rcconnuisWarning to scooter and man who command* tin- next sattce bomber later this year. motorcycle riders: The city squadron to he based here The squadron has been flying with Ileeonniiissance Attack is considering making the the older, slower ,\ lit Skywearing of safety helmets Wing tine. t'dr. ('. V. (TonyI Nulla, warrior altark plane. while riding such vehicles The icmainder of the non mandatory. Other cities have commanding officer of Heavy such regulations as do all Attack Squadron I t, spent the officer* and men is expected day making final plans for 1from Whidbey Island In midmilitary ftisUllations. moving his unit hen from August. •' * * VAIl-llt recently r< turned City Commissioners Mon­ Wlifdhey Island, Wash,. Naval Air Station. from it* final Whidbey bused day heard, approved and He arrived in Sanfonl Tues­ deployment to tlie Western adopted a resolution com­ day night and spent today I'aeific aboard t lie <airier mending Henry Tamm for his with ( ’apt, James (). Mayo, Kitty Hawk. fine job a* city finance di­ commander of Reconnaissance Cdr. Nolta assumed com­ rector. Tamm resigned, effec­ Attack Wing One, and other mand of VA 11-111 lust Thurs­ tive Nov. 1, to take a similar officer* with whom he will he day. He bring* 21 years «>f job with the county. Before working while here. naval cx|*erienre to tlie .*!*, he goes. Henry will fly to Many of hi* future pilots, mui h of it in the heavy at­ New York with Mayor Wilson crew mm ami icjppoit pn Fun­ tack field. to sign tlie new water develop­ ment bonds. • » • Lakefront Development: Profit For Whom? “1 ain’t going to vote to spend a dime down there utiles* somebody can show me how we're going to make money on it!" This declaration made by a City Commissioner during Monday night's meetiitR when the proposed marina complex was tinder discussion. Fortunately, this is the opinion of only one commissioner — not all of them. And, The Sanford Herald is confident that all five of the num­ bers of the Commission realize that sound ItittR has got to be done to re­ vitalize the downtown section and the general economy of the greater Sanford area. Hut the time has come to call a spade it spade! The Commissioner who made that statement has — if our readers will excuse a pun — “missed the boat.” entirely. When the City Commission a few years ago voted a capital outlay to construct a Civic Center, did anybody ask hmv much money the City would get in return? Of course not! Results of capital outlays and the benefits to a city and its citizens are measured in tot in­ tangible manner. The same principal applies to the proposed marina. Wlien the lakefront development project was proposed initially by the heads of three highly competitive financial institutions in downtown Sanford, it was made absolutely plain that this program would have to be a capital outlay and there may never been a nickel's worth of tangible re* \ s:ultii to the C 'y rovo*"intent. Instead, t till.is would be intangi­ ble to the City but realistic to the business, professional and overall economic life of Hie community. apparent ‘extiomr accuracy Naturally, if the capital nullity for into new path toward it* lids project does provide a return to the city government — and there’s pinpoint objective on tlie sun­ little doubt lad that it will — it will lit face of the lunar body. New Commander Gets Briefing Do you save your pennies, nickels and dimci and store them in n piggy bank? That's a good thrifty habit, hut the banks would he happy if you would bring all that small change in and exchange it lor some nice quiet folding money. Seems there's a short­ age of small coins plaguing the money-changers. * * * Tom Brown of Bel Air Court says he's amazed at the quick action of city official*. He says he left a note for City Manager Pete Knowles noting trce!« wire blocking the toadway near his home In the Wynne wood section. Tom then v.-ent about his business for the day. That late afternoon when he returned home he found tlie trees gone. ♦ * * County commissioners Tues­ day decided to liegin action to bring county employes un­ der some form of hospitaliza­ tion program. They asked their attorney, Harold John­ son, It) draw up a tentative legislative draft lo tie present­ ed at the next session of the State Legislature. Com­ missioner John Alexander suggested the insurance pro­ gram, if adopted, lie let out for tiids and the Commission agreed. Ranger 1 On Course After Crucial Turn CAPE KENNED V ( f l ’l ) — America's Hanger 7 television spacecraft executed it* mo t crucial space maneuver "right on the nose'' today, shifting it in a direction for shooting mankind's first close-up pic­ tures of the moon. Scientists said the feat, called the “midcourse maneu­ ver,” swung Hanger 7 with County Board Sets Up New Department The critical maneuver was triggeied hy a radio signal si ut front scientists on earth ut ii ii.m. EDT to make the spacecraft change direction from its general "moult eol11:■on" course into "a trajec­ tory for it* precise target." Although jubilant scientists declined to make a prcdlc* luui, they indicated they now felt confident that the spaceclaft would hit close to it* planned impact men In one of the moon’s dry "seas," where a i iiiaut* of the future are to make landings. Seminole County ha* a new department. The County Com­ mission Tuesday created, eff e e t I v e immediately, the Building Maintenance Ik-puit tnent and named J. (’. Lav­ ender, superintendent of the County Itond Department, to The Sanford Seminole Jayserve as siqiervisor. i«. x are opening their Thurs­ The Commission ulso: day noon m eeting lit tlie Civic Decided to delay liny action t'i nlcr to the public, Frank on a request to re zone a sec­ 1Kin. It, program chairman ur>tion of Mobile Manor on FR ntiunccd today. ■EH. known ns ‘‘Jungle I He. ix n I t (tie invitation is Commissioner* also issued for „ trni, , r UI,„. I. ■■• ng of a film on space a reminder of two important | |,,.nlpi| n riM|llclt ,,y repre t„nr,.. quest hy dales comine up soon Ann 3 senUitlvc* to rezone laike flights and Col. John Glenn';! they will sit as a Board of Harney A* rrttr* from A-l pinner* fhght. f ho movie, in Adjustment and on Aug. It (agriculture) to T-l (trailer eittor, run* about an hour, they’ll hold a public hearing homes). In doing *o the Com­ and will Mart at approximate­ on tiio proposed fiscal budget. mission overruled the county ly I2:20 pm. "The outstanding film was zoning hoard. see ui e l for u* through Dr. Confirmed a board of ad­ Kenneth Wing of Sanford, justment declaim! to approve who wit* formerly Col. Glenn's a golf driving range no Fit personal physician," said Eld, contingent upon controll­ ed lighting, the installation Finch. "We are happy to invil* of a chain link fence and the puldie to view with us Two barefoot thieve* enter­ proper maintenance. ed Fpcnrcr's Grocery in Decided 'iha't "there was nn *'"» •""',l“nV ,,f l,“ Oviedo and made off with justification to comply wilh U. F flights into space, said clothing, shoe* and money, lo­ a request that Dunlop, Gilmer Finch Members of the Jaycee* are cal police said today. nnd North Hoad streets in Constable George Kelsey of the Midway section t>c paved. urged to bring guests. Oviedo asked police to lie on A pproVial u request for six the lookout for the thieves loads of clay for the Itookcrshould they try to sell the to'vn Recreation Park. Herald Index items. Page 2-A Ahhy He said they entered the Page 2-A Bridge store by climbing through a Page 10-11 window and made off with So JACKSON, Miss. (U l'I) — Clu-'ificd Page l() pairs of trousers, two pairs Warning against “ precipitous C' niics . Page 1-A of pointed toe shoes. $40 in action,” Gov, Paul Johnson Editorial .... Page 3 silver and $5 in pennies. Tuesday kept G o 1 d w a l c r- Funerals ...„ Page 0 Footprints were found in­ minded Mississippi Demo­ Horoscope......... .... Page J side the store, Constable Kel­ crats from endorsing n pres­ Society ........... Page ii sey said. The entry and theft idential candidate until after Sports — Page 2-A occurred some time Monday the National Democratic Con­ TV Programs vention. , \\ «■ the Women . 1‘ig e 2-A night, he added. Jaycee Meeting Open To Public Two Thieves No Longer Barefooted No Knriorsemcnt come, in a manner of speaking —through the kick door of City Hall. Today the Commission began a ser­ ies of meetings with engineering firms which are believed to possess backgrounds in marine developments. This is a wise and proper step for the City lo lake. Hid this one Com­ missioner has indicated that he wants not only an engineering fesibility study but also an economic study. It’s obvious that this type of sur­ vey would show that the project is not feasible from an economie point of view as far as direct financial re­ turns to the City is concerned. Nobody has ever said that the ma­ rina complex would provide a tangi­ ble return to the city. Nobody, in­ cluding the bankers who proposed the development project, said it even would be self-liquidating. The important point to remember is that a return to tlie city treasury is not the major factor. Instead, the primary consideration is what the project will do for the community's business and economic life — which our financial leaders say right now is not in the best of health. Fin tiler, an economic study on fi­ nancial returns would be of no value for who or what firm can make one. There is not a similar situation in Ihe state of Florida — that is, w here fresh water is com ernetl. Comparisons can be made only in a similar situations on the Atlantic and (bill' coasts. Here's one lor con­ sideration. Froward County (Furl l.auderdnte) experienced a nmi'iiie business In 1!*''." i • umnnr* e. $02. i million, a jump oi $10. Il^iniliion over 1962. And that's salt water! Any boatman will tell you that he'd prefer lo cruise and dock in fresh waters. llovv much money was spent on marine recreation last year? We’ll answer that one Thursday. T ro p ical Storm A b b y Sp o tted MIAMI (U l’I i — A strong easterly wave churned the Atlantic Ocean 1,1)00 mil's sou Ihen si of tieie today, slow­ ly building into tropical storm Abby, the first of the season. "It probably will make storm intensity this after­ noon" the Miami Weather Bureau said in a (penal bul­ letin. A tropical disturbance is classified as a tropical storm wh'n sustained winds reach 30 miles so hour or bet­ ter. A Navy hurricane hunter plane found the squally area about too miles northeust of the Leeward islands, the Wea­ ther bureau said. The distur­ bance wss muting towsid the Attitude Of Voter Changed - - Holley lly Ilnltic Austin City Editor There ha* boon a treiticnd inis change in the attitude id the people of Hu- Mate of Florida, Hep Churlc* Holley, Republican guberiitiloriiil cun (llil.de, told Ills .Sanford sup potters Tuesday, nt a meet Irtg at (lie Sanford Woman's Club. "The people of Florida have ■topped voting hy party la bcl," Holley asld. ‘"IT* are looking at tin imliti* Inal. They want to knuw where their governor stands, they want lo know wdist he stands for.” Holley (barged Hud no one ran tell where Demucrallr candidate. Mayor H a y d <>n II n r n s , of Jacksonville stand*, "because lie changes his position every day, de pending on wltnl part id Hie state lie ix m and to whom I f Is talking. “ Do you want Hie state of Florida run like the city of Jacksonville, which is Finn million m debt, where taxes go ttji even year and which sinus were W. A. Adams of li.ix the second highest crime ties ire lo paitirlpntn. Fnyi s was sent here as a the Spoilsmen'* Association tale in Hi*' United States?” "tcpit m ntntive" of several ala) Clyde Long, Fnnford- Holley asked F* tidnole .la)t i e president. 'nic Hcpiihllran candidate. irintri) state agencies and lie will 1 4-jinit buck to them at an (•fitly dill*'. He expressed "Deno minus interest" in the project mid said lie would tecnmincnd full roopeiation of Ilo' other agencies. So far, Tullnadge said, Iluee at nil- agencies have sail) they would have exhibits here IJIlNN, <i«rimiiiy (U l'h — —the Slate Forestiy Kervire, Nctfotin t ions wpfif nn today It) June Casselberry Game &■ Fresh Water Fish It e p u b I i c a n gutwrnalorfor Soviet PiimUT Nikita S. Commission ami tlie I’niial ramihlatc Charles it HoiKhrushchev's f i»w t visit l*» m i vat ion Ib'pnrlmeiil. "‘tlie response could ire \\ <i-t tlm m im , fiugaihly as ley oi SI Petersburg was Untilrd only by youi ability u n ity oh n ext fa ll, guest nl the NettiiunJe Count) to supply adequate space for Young Republican Club ut n them,” Fayes told Chamber reception Tuesday afternoon IILIDFI ItERG, G s r niHiiy otfuial*. He imjiriiled top at tlie home oi club president govetlilln lit official* w ill I •• <1’PI> Two Hu-xiun soldiers K. Pope lluxxrtt III Druid who d e fe c te d to the West asked to participate in at Hills. fiton l ast Germany have ask1onxt purl of the project. Holley wav accompanied hr ed for political asylum, the Taking part in Ilia discushis state campaign manager. U, S. Army announced today. Hoy (iiiines id Pensacola, and the head oi tin- local steering fominlltcii, Mi Ralph Swan­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — son of Winter Park. A lly. (ion. James Maid An in form aI question and r iu it f n rlh u i iifnpritr* to ha tha answer session was com! iit led n iity w ay lo fj#*l Ilia 4sl*»rn* hy Holley, 111n r, M J lejiiaM an lU liV ij la a p M o s t questions centered (Hirtiomuant inmndment off armiml taxes ami tlie Civil west nottliwcsl a l about 2U the Nuvumbrr ballot. Rights Law. miles per hour. Holley, Hie first native Flo­ Winds in heavier squalls weie eh eked at 4(1 to 60 miles MIAMI BEACH (UPI> — ridian to rim lor governor on per hour in gusts, the Wea­ Fifteen American women, In­ the Republican ticket, labels ther hot elm reported. cluding the daughter of an himself s conservative and A n u t Ii c r reconnaissance Idaho Negro janitor, compet­ believes that personal and |s>flight was ordered for the ed today to represent the litical integrity to lie prime is­ afternoon. United S ta te * in a beauty tint- sues in tlie campaign. He also cited ills service in The easterly wave, fre- tie with 5k foreign girls in Hie Legislature as house mi­ quctiI!y the forerunner of a the Miss Universe pageant tropical storm, was first re­ nority leader as experience in pot ted hy ships. Today’s flight Reds stale government m contrast ronfiintrd it hsd wind circu­ VIENTIANE, Laos ( UPI) to his opponent's experience lation and a low pressure ren­ —Government troops squeezed only in city government. ter, both characteristics of a a pincers today on nn import­ In addition lo Bassett, who tropical stoim, ant Com mu nisi • held road is a candidate lor rounty com­ A ttupicul storm becomes junction while now attempts missioner, other Sent Incite Re­ a fullblown hurricane when to arrange talks on settling publican candidates on hand its sustained winds reach 71 the chronic lotos civil wur were Guy Allen, candidate fur miles sn hour. tax assessor; Walter liubcrg, failed. Giant Conservation W eek Show Planned For Sanford A repi esenlalive of the Florida Development Cniiuni*stun met lo ir Tuesday with local officials to hear plans for a giant ( 'unservution Week Exposition to In* held hero in October. Estimates vuiy (hat from 20,1100 to 150,000 visitor* v. II be in tlie city during tlie week. Meeting w ith F a n f a t d Chamber of Commeite Icadns was James II. Fayes of Talla­ hassee, recreation department director for the Development Commission. T im group discussed Iin* program ut a Jim Spencer Restaurant luncheon. A. II. (Tommy) I'eterson Jr., Chuitil>er president, nn I James Tiilnmdgc, executive secretary, reported progress to dale, noting several etui*and piivute group* indicate a IN SANFORD, Republican candidate Charles Ibdley, left, dials with Mr. and Mrs. Huy Allen and other supporters at a coffee in bis honor at tlie Sanford Woman’s Club. Co-hostessing the 1). ”H Itrynnt and Mrs. Al meeting were ”Mrs. ■' Keel Ii. (Herald l’hoto) wiio is minority leader in tlie state House of Representa­ tives said Florida would need no new taxes "if waste is eliiiiinaled," "You hate (o serve in the stale government to know whero Hip waste lies—reading the state statute l»*nh doesn't lell you the facts," Holley said. He charged that building n new prison in Sunder County is wasteful with prison impu­ tation dccrensiajG a new stale crippled children elinie in Tampa is wasteful when I lf American L e g i o n Crippled Children’s Homo 15 miles away has empty beds; and that requiring school texthooks to ho stored ill Jack­ sonville is unnecessary. Commenting on the civil right* lull, Holley said (lint "iwiion* of it arc unconstilu ttonal, and therefore tire not law “ 11 is Hie jolt of Hie govern­ or of the slate of ■-Torula to maintain law and order. You cannot legislate equality. No one. I*** tie black, while, yel­ low. i* it or brown can acquire equality" in any way except h\ earning it," Holley empha­ sized. nsuvA... Candidate Guest Of B R IE F S Nikita To Bonn? Young Republicans Red Sol iders Flee Renpport ionment running lor school hoard; nnd Charles Kern, candidate for justice of the peace. Assisling the host were Mrs. Sandra /fille r , Mrs. Eleanor MacDonald ami Miss Murgat el Guilts, By HAHUY I. JOHNSON Managing Editor Seminole County will soon get another new industry— and at least two others ara waiting in the wings for their debut. The Unit Electric Control Company of Orlando tins pur­ chased a plot of land in Sem­ inole Industrial Park and ex­ pects hid* on a building to bo opened Aug. 11. The industrial park is lo­ cated near the Orange Coun­ ty line west of Highway 17-02. A 20,00(1 square foot struc­ ture is plnnneii hy the firm and it is expected to employ about 60 persons, thus doub­ ling its present employment figure. Tlie company manufactures cleclrhnl switch gear and control panel* nnd provides materials for many area pow­ er companies, including Orlamb' Utilities nnd the Flor­ ida Power * Light Compuny. Tito industrial park cmbraces 25 acres, according to tin* owner, Hr. J. \Y, Hick­ man of Winter Park. He add­ ed that tlie water supply will he supplied through an agree­ ment with Altamonte Springs. Dr. Hirkmnn said one firm is presently located on tin* park site—the Atlantic Til* A Terratin Company, lie al­ so saiit ono street, Atlantia Boulevard, ha* been built on the tract. Two other firm* have pur­ chased let* in Hip park and are mapping plans for con­ struction there, Dr. llickmnn sniil. lie identified them as tha Orlando Manufacturing Com­ pany which has houglit two lot* nr about an arm of In ml and the Central Kim Ida Ilevernge Company, distributors, also of Orlando, which also is making plans to h>eat« at tha site. $162.50 Stolen From Office City police are invcstlgntii tin* theft of ||iI2.5(> in pet easli from the medical offi building nt 2425 H. Park Av They said the burglar ri ped a hasp off a sliding do on the southeast comer of II building, entered the recepth room and took the mom from tin* office of Dr, Kobe ■I. .N’iniUl. I'npers were sea tered over the floor nnd II ton culic* drawers opened I* nothing was taken, police sui Tho person then entered tl offices of Dr. Edwin 1,, Lin soy anil look two packs cigarettes from a desk, thi ■ii id. Tent Thieves A tliU-f or thieves quh folded up the lent and ivul away from tlie Putchin r lienee at 1505 Park Ave., | ice were told Tuesday, They said the tent was t ell fmm the yard and up) rntly carried Into u woo a tea off Magnolia Avenue. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS $J35 15 Compete In Pincers Firm Selects Site Near Altamonie , A PIN E C R E S T I N N , ,, , I IO > I “ ;s t i ak s 'c m I c k l n * •> v r ;* r p °0 CHILDREN 12 DR UNDER $100 Menu Include*: C’ole Slnw French Frlen linked Keans Grits I I iihIi P u p p ic f Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A OprtsUd By Maxine A Bob Hsncork H tr y . 11-91 So. F snfu rd I’h. 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