14 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/730c6dd3790a9f919724647f35261b52.pdf af7160f39b0e7594e797668f84fd3b31 PDF Text Text T H E SE V E N TH -D A Y A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Corner Tth I Elm N. U M n th ew a -----------P eetof SERVICES SA TU R D A Y— Salihcth S ch ool-----* ! l l A m. W orahlp Service — ll:4 e a m. Wedneeday N ight p ra yer Service _ _ 7:11 p. tn. **Wa Hava Thla Hope” radio ntaeias* each Sunday a. m. at I I I * over W T n ii at l i l t an your rndlo dlaL Alliance C H R ISTIA N M ISSIONARY a l l ia n c e church M i l Park A v a a t l«t h SL tie r. C. C. Daea Jr. _ _ Paator lu n d if Bchool —— fid * W orehlp Service — *• J"' Evenlnp Worehlp _ IU0 p. m. Alliance Youth P allow ih lp (Sun,) — I I I * P- m. (W e d ) prayer Servlet ------ T ill p. m. Assembly O f God pIN E C n E S T ABSEMRLT OF OOD CHURCH Cor. 17th and Klin H. M. W ild er ------- — - Paetor Sunday School — I H I •• m* Mornlnp Worehlp — M :M *• » • Evening Worehlp — 7 HJ P- m. Youth Serv. (Sun.) - < tj« P- » * M id -w eek Serv. (W ed .) „ 7.11 p. m. JORDAN 1111 W. Pirat Street Sunday School 11:11 A m. Morning Worehlp — 11:M a. m. Illble Study (Sunday) 7:44 p m. K va n g iltltlo Service 7:44 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 7:04 p. m. Bill Stephana _______- Paelor A Cordial Walcoma to A ll O A K L A W N B A P T IS T CHURCH 1141 Country Club Hoed Sponoored by P lret Baptlat Church nev. R. T. I l a r r a l t ---- - Paator Sunday School __ — 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Service — I I : « a. m. Training Union _ — 1:11 p. m. Evening Worahlp — 1:44 p. m. W td. I'reyer Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. M ETHODIST CHURCH 41* Park Ava. John T. Adame Jr. „ Paelor Morning Worehlp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday S c h o o l___ >:IS a. m. Mornlnp tVorehlp 10:45 a. m. M T F M e e t ln p e 1:14 p. m. fInterm ediate. Senior) Evenlnp Worehlp _ 7:10 p. m. CHURCH OF OOD OF PRO PH ECY 1501 Elm Avenua Rev. R. L Strickland _ Paetor Sunday S c h o o l_____ 1:45 a. m. Worahlp Service _ 10:45 a. m. K .-n p e lletlo Herr. _ 7:14 p. m. W ednreday: Tounp People V. I* B. Serr. 7:10 p. m. Blbla T raining Serr 1:04 p.m. GRACE M ETHODIST CltURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland A v e , Rev. John It. Hlraa Jr., raator Church School ____ l:4S a. m. Mornlnp W o ra h lp __ 11:04 a. m. M T F ------------------- 1:10 p. m. C E N T R A L B A P TIS T CHURCH Cor. ttth SL * Oak Ave. G all Smith _ . --------Sunday School — . I l l * a m. M orning Worehlp - l l i l # a m. T rain in g tfunlom — l i t * PEvening Service *• "»• Wed. Prayer Servlon t i l l p. n». Nureery Open W T R I t ---------- ------7 : » p. ■■ Sunday Nlta Brondonat M ISSlONAnT CHURCH Holly Ava. ---------- 11:11 a an. Morning Worehlp — 11:40 4. ra. E ven ing Worehlp — T:*4 P. m. Wedneeday Prayer g erv l e a ------ . t i l t p. m. P1NECREST B A P T IS T CHURCH Onora Road P a a t o r _____ W illiam J. Ouae# Mornlnp Worehlp • 111*0 a m. Sunday School —— I H * a m. Training Union --«»» I d i p* w. E vening Worehlp — T il* P. ra­ w ed . OHIcera a Taaohera M e a lin g ----- —— - •*»* *• ra. E L D E R SriU N O S n A P T IS T Old Orlando Hd. at llaelar Ava. R. Ilam llion O rlHIa Paator Sunday School _ _ IH * A m. Mornlnp Worahlp — !!: • • A m. T raining Union —« *1*1 P- ra. E vening Worahlp — l i t * p. ra. CONG REG ATIO NAIC H R ISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o f Chrlat) P e rk Avenue at 14th SL Ii44 A m. ____ Church School 10:44 A m. _ Worehlp Service 7:14 p. m. _ Chrletlen Youth Mlnletry Rev. W a ller A. R. UcPbcreon, Paetor Episcopal Christian C lin iS T CHURCH Church street, Lonpwood Pr. Chartea W . Stew arL Jr. Vicar Hnly Communion _ 7:1* a. m. Pervlca a Sermon — 1:10 a. ra. F IR S T C H R ISTIA N CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1107 S. Sanford A v a TL Vernon Puller Sunday S c h o o l------ 1:4* A m. Mornlnp Worahlp 10:00 a m. 1 CHURCH O P OOD Sind a French If. C. S m it h __________ Paelor Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. Mornlnp W orship _ 11:eo a. m. K vangelletlo Serr. , 7:10 p. m. Tuea. Prayar Barr. _ 7:10 p. m. Thure. Young Peopla E n d e a v o r ____ ____ 7:10 p. m. Congregational OSTEEN n A P T IS T CHURCH H W Y. 41* PH. I I I - I U I P a e t o r ____Cheater W. Plank Sunday S c h o o l----- 10:40 A m. Mornlnp Service _ 11:01 a m. T raining Union 1:10 p. Evening Service 7i*o p. Wedneeday Meetlnpe: Orpanliatlona ___ 0:14 p. Prayer _ _ _ _ _ _ — 7:*o p. C h o ir _____________I HO p. P in S T B A P TIS T CHURCH I I I Park Avenue r . B. C h a n c e --------’r . . P * * ,or Mornlnp Worehlp — a- "JSunday Sohool —w. l i t * a m. Mornlnp Worahtp — lit*® *• ra. T rain in g Union — l i t * A ra. Evening Worehlp - T il* p. m. Wed, Prayer Service T ill p. ra. W ESTSIDR B A P TIS T ith st. a Paul M. Caller Sunday Sohoel MISSION A R T nAPTIST CHURCH Baptist Methodist Church O f God Baptist Adventist P IR S T C H R IST METHODIST CHURCH Runland Eetataa Cltrua Halphta Rev. nay Gregory/ Jr., Paelor Church S c h o o l____ t:4S a. m. Mornlnp Worahlp 11:00 a. m. M YK ________ ______ 1:14 p. m. Eve. W o r e h lp ____ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p.m. Nazarene F IIIS T CHURCH OF T H E N A ZA ItE N E W. Jr.l HL at Mapla Ava. Paul B lc k e a ___________Paetor Sunday School _ _ _ l : t t a. m. Mornlnp Worehlp _ 10:45 a. m. Youth ----------------- - 1:04 p. m. E ranpelletlc Service 7t40 p. m. M id-W eek Service (W ed .) _ 7:40 p. ra. Third Sunday S ln p a p lra tlo n ___ 1:04 p, m. KinsT cmincit H O LT CROSS 411 S. Park Ava. P r. L ero y D. Soper. Rector H oly Communion 7:10 a m. Fam ily Service and Sunday School 1:00 a. m. Mornlnp Prayer (F lret Sunday — H oly Communion 11:10 a. m. Church O f Christ CHURCH O P CHRIST Geneve Ralph Brewer Jr. E van gellit Blbla School _ _ 10:00 a m. Mornlns Worahtp _ 1 1 : 0 0 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ TtIO p. m. Wed. prayer Service !:I0 p. ra. When I watch the stone mason at his trade . . . then I ’m sure I can shape a stone. I f . . . I had the right tools! I f . . . I could apply just the right driving force 1 P A O LA CHURCH OP CHRIST IHshway 41 Weet Morrla Ruby Evanpellet Blbla Clae* ______ 10:40 a. m, Mornlns Worahlp _ 1 1 : 0 0 a m. Evening Worahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Blbla Cleeeee Wad. _ 7:10 p. ra. Free Methodist P n R K M ETH O D IST CHURCH Corner Ith SL and Laurel Ava. Eugene S h e ld o n ______ Paetor Telephone) 113*7411 Sunday School _ 1:45 a m. Mornlnp W orehlp _ 10:51 a. m. Evenlnp Worahlp _ 7:00 p. m. Wed. P ra yer 8ervlce 7:10 p. m. But my stone always splinters, shatters. I t tlwuld be eaeier to ehaye the future. Tomorrow seems so formless, so pliable. Yet there arc so many tools. Which to use? So many kinds of force, of power. Which will shape, not stroy, my hopes! de­ I am realizing fast that the vital tools must he sjnVi/uah My Church is training me to understand, to u m them. CHURCH O P C liniST 1111 Park Avenua Bert B r o w n ______ Evanpallal Sunday Blbla Study ______ 10:00 a. m. Mornlnp worahtp _ 11:00 a. m. Evenlnp Servlet _ Olio p. m. ■ee "H erald o f Truth" t p. ra. Sunday na Channel 0 Tueedar Ladlee Blbla ClaM - 10:00 A n . Wedneeday Bible C la a a -------- T ill p. ra. Lutheran And centuries of Christian heritage convince mo that the driving force ought to be spiritual. A Power that flows from God . . . is grasped by faith . . , and in the reverent hands of dedicated men will shape— rather than shatter — tomorrow. THE CH URCH Christian Science PIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Eaat Second Street Sunday Service a Sunday Hchonl _ _ ll:e e a. m. Subject: "Chrlatlan Hrlence’* Wedneeday Service _ 1:44 p. m. Reading Room! 301 K. Flret. Weekdaye: 10:10 a. m. - 4:14 p. ra. Friday Evanlnpi 0:10• i l l p. m. L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF* T H E REDEEM ER 101 W. l l l h Place T h a Church of tha Lutharan H our" and T V "T h le la tha L ife ” Herbert W, Ooerea ____ Peetoy Sunday School _ 1 : 1 5 a m. Worehlp Service __ 15:10 A ra. FOR ALU • A L L FO R TH E CH URCH The Church la Ihr yrratril lector on re: ll: for tin’ hulhhnf of charac­ ter and (uod citimuliip. 11 li ■ tlnrrhnuwi of aplritiul laliire. Without a •Iron* Church, neither democracy nnr rivillMlion ran eurvivr. The:# era (mir ouund reeoona why every l>eraun eltould attend aervlcae rtfu* lerly and aupport the Church. Urey era: (1 ) For hie own eeke. (3 ) For hia children’# eeke. 13J Fartheeeka rtf hie cranmunily end nation. (4 1 Fnr Ihe eeke of the Church iloelf, which need# hie moral and material aupport. Plan to |o tn church rt|Uleriy tnd read your Bibla dally. CmrltM UM. Reieter AdvwtUn# Swvioe, be, A/Mbury. Va flundey I Chronicle* 11:11-21 Monday I Chrtmirlas 29:10-19 Tueedar Jeremiah 1:4-10 Wedneaday Matthew 9:1-1 Thurtday Matthew 28:11-20 Friday John 1:9-11 Baturday John 10:19-80 OF T H E NAEARENE Lake Mary, Flo. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Peetoy Sunday l:IS a. m . ____ Blbla Bcheol 11:00 a. m. _ Mornlnp Worehlp 7:04 p. m. Evenlnp Service 7:04 p. m. _ Wed. M id-W eek I're ye r Servlcee 7:04 p. m. __ tnd Wad. M ilt* lonary Service 1 : | 0 OOD SH EPH ERD I.U T IIE R A N CHURCH 3100 A Orlando Drive llw y . 17-93) Sanford, Florida 133.1113 The Rev. J, Gordon P e a r y , Paetor Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a m. Morning W orehlp _ 1 1 : 0 0 a m. Communion— Flret Sunday In Each Month K IN D E R G A R TE N AND NURS­ ERY Pentecostal P IR S T PE NTECO STAL CHUIICH OK LONG WOOD 111 Orange Street Rev. K. Ruth Grant __ Paetor Sunday School _— 11:01 a- m. Mornlnp Worehlp __ 11:00 A m. Sunday Evenlnp _ 7:10 p, m. Wed. Illble Study _ 7:10 p. m. Comiuerors Meeting F r i d a y ------------- l i l t p. m. Presbyterian P IR S T PJIE SB TTE R IAN CHURCH Benford, Flo. Oak AVA * Ird SL Orover C. Sewell J r . __Peetoy Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaaletant . Paetor Church School ____ 1:11 a m. Keaalon M e e l e ___ 1:11 A m. Mornlnp Worahlp 10:oo a. m. Ilon eer Fallowahlp 1:00 p. m. Senior HI Fallowahlp 5:00 p.m. Evening Worehlp _ 7:11 p. m. Wed. Prayer M eet _ 7:01 p. m. CHURCH OP T H E C O VENANT l i l t South Orlando D rive Thomae II. Makln Paetor Worehlp ... ..... ....... 1:00 a. m. Chur oh School ...... 10:0* A ra. -The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL GREGORY LU M B E R o f Sanford H IL L LUM BER & H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Cruppa and Employees NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff E A S T SIDE G AR AG E V irgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 48 ft BeardaU H O LLE R MOTOR SALE S CO, and S ta ff OVIEDO RADIO ft E LE C TR IC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff PERFECTO N D AIR IE S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Robinson and S ta ff K ID D Y 'S STA N D AR D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L . D. P L A N T E . INC. Oviedo, Florida AD AM S T R A N S F E R ft STORAGE Phone 8224)226 C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. SANFORD W E LD IN G ft FA B R IC A T IN G CO. Bill WhiUy ft Employees C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, 8anford A . D UD A ft SONS, INC. Slavln, Florida FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees H A R R E L L ft B E V E R L Y AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1 st S t , Sanford H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees K ILG O RE SEED CO M PANY 1400 W . 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning TH E RITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTRO W ER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., IN C . B. ED W ARD S BU ILDERS 8 U P P L IE S and Employees 8 M IT T Y ’S S N A P P IN ' T U R T L E M OWER S A LE S A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff S TA T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Companies Irvin g L P ryor and S taff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff H AR O LD H. K A S T N E R CO. and Employees W ILSO N-EICH ELBURG ER M O RTU ARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff W 1LSON-MAIER FU R N ITU R E CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson C ITIZE N S B A N K O F OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida •SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Bapliil Church, Oviedo Central BnpUat Church, t i l l Oak A v a Chuluota Pirat Baptlat Church Chuluota Baptlat Minion Bportamnn'a Club, Chuluota Kidar Springe Uapllat Church, I l f Lehman Rd. Pirat Baptlat Church. I l l Park Ava. Prlendehlp Baptlat Chur oh t Altamonte HprlnsP m . III. Altamonte Springe P i n t Baptlat Church at DeBary P in t Uaptlct Church at Genera P in t Baptlat Church at Lake Harp Pirat Baptlat Church at Lake Mouroa Pirat Uapllat Charch at Longwaud. oar. churoh a Oraat _ . P in t Baptlat Charch ar Orlada P i n t Baptlat Church af Baa Lando Springs P in t Shiloh Mleatonarr Baptlat Church, m i w . n th si* Porcat Clip Uapllat Church Pouatalu Head Baptlat Churoh. Orlada Lora Soulhara Baptlat Mlaaloa. Chuluata Mltelanerr Baptlat Charah Barth *U- t MacaVon'a Minion Baptlat Chunk Oak lllll Bd. Oataaa M aralarO lo r/ Baptlat Chur ah, Ganara H w y, ML Ollra Mleatonarr Baptlat Church, l a i Lando Sprlnsa Rd., Longwaod ML Sion Mlaetoaerjr BapileL Slpaa Are. New ML Calrarp Mleatonarr Baptlat u a i w. nth s l Kew Salem Prtmltlre Baptlat Church, m i w. nth s l New ML Sion Baptlat Charch, m e Pear A ra Oaklawn Baptlat Chnpsl, IT«I W. ttth SL Oataaa Baptlat Chunk Plnecreat Uapllat Chunk, lei W . Onera Rd. Prairie Lake Baptlat Chunk, Btdca B d , Para Park Propnee Mtaalonarr Baptlat Church, Midwar ■eoond Shiloh Mtaalonarr Baptlat Church, Ninth B Hlcharp SL Jamaa Mlaalonarr Baptlat Church Sic. Rd. I l l Oataaa SL Paul Mleataaarr Baptlat Church, Ith SL SL Matthcwa Mlaalonarr Baptlat Chunk Canaan Halahta ■L Jcka'c Mlaalcuarr Baptlat Church, l i t C rp rcn SL Tempi* Baptlat Church, Palm Sprlapa Rd. Altamonte Pprlnpa Weetalde Mlaalonarr Baptlat Chunk, d ll a H ollr Ara. Sloe Mapa Baptlat Chunk, VIA Oraapa A r a CATM OUC Church at the Natlrltr, Lake Marr A ll Paula caik alla Church. I l l Oak Ara, „ St. Ann’a Catholic Church, Panhlnp llac t, DelUrjr SL Mary Mapdalana Catholic Church, Haltland Ava. Altamonte Pprlnpa LUTH ERAN Pirat Chrlatlan Church, HIT a Sanford Ara. Conprapatlonal Chrlatiaa Church, t i l l Park Are. Northalde Chrlatlan Church, P 1 a r I d a Haven U r, Maitland Aeceneloa Lutharan Church, Orarbrook D r, Caaeclbarry Good Shepherd United Luthers, *101 a Orlande Dr. Lutheran Churah of tha Redeemer, 111 W. lllh Piece Meaatah Lutheran Church, Amerloaa Lepton Halt, Prairie Lake, Pam Park SL Lukas Lutheran Church, R l ltd Slarla CHURCH OP CHRIST METHODIST CHRISTIAN Church of CbrteL l i l t A Park Ara. Church of ChrtaL aenara Church of Chricu Lonpwood Chunk at ChrtaL Paata CHURCH O P GOD Church of God. i l l Hlchorp Church of Clod, m i a PTenob Church af God, Oviedo KP1PCOPAL All Salnta Kplaaapal Chunk SL DaBarp A ra , Bnterprleo Chrlat Eplncopal Church, Lonpwood A ll Salnta Kplacopal. Knlerprlee Holy Creep Kplacopal, Park A v a at HR Rcrnett Memertal Methcdlat Church, K. Dallary A ra , Enlarprlea Bear Letkt Malhcdlat Chur oh Baikal A.M.K. Church, Canaan Halphta Caaeelberry Community Methodlat Church. Hwy. 11*11 * Plnay Rldpe Rd, Caeaeibarry Dellary Community Mathodlat Church W . Illpblanda, DeBary I'hrl.t Mathodlat Church iiuutand Eetalaa P in t Mathodlat Church, I I I Park Are. P in t Mathodlat Chunb of Orlada Pro# Mathodlat Church. I l l W. Ith SL Grace Mcthodlet Church, Onora Rd. Graot Chapal A.M.K. Church, Oviedo Oakprova Mathodlat Church, Ovlcda Otiocn Mathodlat Church P a o 1a Waalayan Methodlat, RL M W. at Paoln SL Jamaa A.M E , Sanford Ava. PL Mary*a A.M.B. Church SL RL 111 Oatacn SL Paul'a Mathodlat C h u r a h Oataan Rd. Entarprlae Stafford Momorlat Methodlot C h u n k a Denary NAEARENE Plret Church af the Nasarcnc, W . lad at Maple Pern Park Church a f tha Neaarcna, O’Brien Rd, Pern Park Lake Mary Ohureh of tha Naaarena PR ESBYTERIAN Community Proohytorlan Church, Lake Mary Pirat Preahy tartan church. Oak Arc. * Ird SL Pirat Praabytartan Church. Cacaclbcrry Pirat Praaby tartan Church of DeBary, E. Itlphlaad I’reeby terlan Church of Tha Caranaut m i 1, Oiiftttdo D fi SL Aadrowa Praabytartan Church M i l Lan. B i l l h.«k D r. Ba&r Upaala Community proohytorlan Church, Upcalo Rd. Wcitmlnlater Prcibytcrlan Church, Howell Park, A b MS SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Parcel Lake Sovcnth-dcy Advcntlot Church, Hwy. I l l , Porect City Seventh-day Adventlet Church. Maitland A r t , Altamonte pprlnpa Sanford Soronth.day Adventlet Church. Seventh a Kira OTHER CHURCHES Allen'# A.M E. Church, Olivo a 11th Church of Ood In ChrtcL Ovlada Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophoey, lia r Elm Ava. Church of Joouo Chrlot of Latter Day Salnta, t i l l Park Ara. Community Chapal, Altamonta Pprlnpa Kaatarn Ortbodoa Church, PL John# Chryaoetom ChapcL Hwy. 1 1 - 1 1 , yarn Park Coaprtpatlou Beth I.rael, llth a Magnolia Pirat Church af ChrtaL SclantlaL IH K. la d SL Pirat Pentacoitml Church or Lonpwood Ml Ollra UollntM Church, Oak HtU ltd. Ootccn Plnecreat Aaoembly of Ood, llth a Elm Sanford AlllAnco Church. H it a Park Arc. Sanford Congregation of Jebovah'e W it* neeeee. M il W t il SL Tha Salvation Army, l i t K. tnd SL Unity Church at Sanford, M l A lat Bb �T j . - V it Seminole County * • * * on the S t Johns River * * * * **The Nile of America” * < i j§ > a n fh r & i i m t l f t * Zip Code 32771 ' W E A T H E R : Scattered afternoon, evening showers through Tuesday; high today 88-02; low tonight 70-75. VOL. 56 ^ c United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 M ONDAY, JUNE 29, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A On the local ecene — A tuaii carry lug a watering bucket and diligently pouring the fluid on great growing between crack* o f the aidewalk. • • • Warrant Cites Councilman's W ife North Orlando Controversy Reaches Court The Herald got a pat on the back Friday when City Mana­ ger Pete Knowles called to tell ua the city hnd just sold the 291st dog license. This w ui the grand total o f the entire calendar year in 1903. "L a st year at this time we had only sold 187 licenses,” said Pete. He gives recent Herald stories and pictures the credit fo r the increase. Thanks, Pete. It’s nice to get a rose now and then. • • • F or a long while, plans had been in the works to hold a program on citrus grove ir­ rigation. The dry season was upon the area. The meeting was called fo r lust Thursday night. It was held. Mother Nature apparently didn’t like people messing with hsr bail­ iwick. She dumped tons of water on the area scant hours before the meeting started. And haa given almost dsily encores since. • • • They sweated fo r hours the other morning on a brand new car parked at Park and First. The owner couldn't find the keys to the vehicle. And the doors were locked. A fte r s multitude o f methods were tried, the csr wss un­ locked and s mighty hurras*cd driver got behindth* wheel. His thoughts sra discreetly consored here. • • • There's at least one good Samaritan on W est First Street. Seems many employincluding those at The Her* park their cars on M yrtle Avenue near tho A C L tracks. When it rains, the man leaves his work and closes all the car windows in the parking area, From each o f ua: Thanks. • • • C. D. Perry who lives out Lake Harney way has a ra­ ther unusual sign posted in his yard. I t read* "P e riy diss." The Herald’s general man­ ager, Frank Voltoline, and hit fam ily were all packed, raring to go on their annual vucatlan. They wore to leave Saturday fo r tho North. Frank walked into Publisher W alter A . Glelow’a office Friday afternoon and, In a liot-too-hupppy volca was beard to say: ‘T i l »ee you Monday. Our daughter’* got ths mumps." • • * Feel like calling Japan? You can, mors easily now. The first telephon* esbl# be­ tween the United States and Japan has been placed in op­ eration. I f# the longest ever laid— stretches 6,300 miles. The new cable was designed by B ell Telephone Laborator­ ies. NO. 222 lO 6* • • • Memo to underage youths: polic* are on the lookout for those who use phony {denit­ rations to obtain alcoholic beverages. Deputise arrested three the other night end they’re now free on |10Q bond pending legal action. • • • Sanford, via C ity Manager P et* Knowles, got a pictorial plug in the monthly publica­ tion of th# ’’ Florida Munici­ pal Record." Pete waa elect­ ed vice president o f the Flor­ ida City Manager’s Associa­ tion at ths Clearwater con­ vention. The June Isau# ahow* him along with other officer* during a break In convention ny Julian Btcnatrom Mrs. member Jiona of Grlnsicad, North a Orlando’s Town Council, has awom out a warrant charging Mrs. Bet­ ty Rhodes, wife o f Councilman Arthur Rhodes, also o f North Orlando, with violating Flor­ EXE C U TIV E HOARD o f Clvitans fo r 1961 are Bhown at installation ceremonies held at Spen­ cer’s Restaurant recently. From left Clyde Long, president elect; Hummond Polk, vice president; William Layer, director; Robert Drisson, presi­ Jacksonville Banker's Son Found Slain JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The son ot a prominent bank vice president was apparently murdered here last night and his body dumped on remote Seminole Beach, police said today. Detective C hid J. C. Pat­ rick said the body of Glenn L, Monroe was found early today by three women strolling along the beach. Police said Monroe had been shot twice, once In the back and once in the head. Seminole Beach Is about 22 miles south of Jacksonville Patrick said Monroe's wallet and car were missing. His body wss found dressed only in a sports shirt and a pair of black Bermuda walk­ ing shorts. He wore a 1963 Unlveraity of Florida frater­ nity ring with hia initials on it. Patrick said the 23-year-old man was last seen by three friend* at a downtown Jack­ sonville hotel at about 10:30 last night. The detective added It ap­ peared Monroe was shot else­ where and brought to the beach. Monroe waa a recent gra­ duate o f the University of Florida and Patrick laid the man had planned to leave next week for a teaching post in New Jersey. Swim Peaceful At Sf. Augustine ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) A mixed group o f about 40 civil righta demonstrators swam at this historic city's public beach today under tight guard by police who wad­ ed into the water with them. The integrationiata, f o u r while men and the rest N e­ groes, played in the pounding surf for about 20 minutes without incident while police kept back about 10 young white men who attempted to keep the demonstrators out of the ocean. lt marked the first time that violence haa not broken out when integratlonisU have at­ tempted to use the beach which waa form erly reserved for while swimmers. Civil right* leaders said they might announce today the formation of a U n cia l com­ mittee to end the racial strife which haa split thin east coast city with violence and blood­ shed. Keep neat Saturday open f you Ilk* having fun — ufe fun. The Lions Club is ill act fo r its annual Fun fair on ths lakafront. It'll ofer a fu ll day and part of h * evening o f fun fo r all ind w ill be climaxed by specarular firework# that night. Abby ......................... Page 9 • • • Bridgci * * •. •■«* Page 9 Discus sing the ringing of Ciaatifleda ............... Page 1! he “ freedom bells” fo r the Comica .................... Page 30 fourth o f July, Mayor A. L. Editorial .................. Page 4 Wilson suggested trying out Funerals .................. Page 3 he city’s new sirens. “ But be Horoscope ............ . Page 10 lure to give it plenty o f pub* Society ••••••••••*■• Page ■ icity, lest people think World Sports ....................... . Page 6 War 111 has started," be urg- TV Programs .......... Page u We tha Women . . . . P age • :d the press. Herald Index dent; Charles Kanipf, retiring president and Lt. Gov. o f Zone H I; Gil Daigle, secretary; Lloyd Swain, treasurer and William Clause, director. Director Sal Mnnfro was not present. (Herald Photo) Capt. W are Retires 3 Inches Of Rain Dumped A t N A S Ceremonies On Sanford lie is succeeded by Capt. Cspt. Robert M. Ware, com­ A thunderstorm dumped manding officer of Sanford Chandler W. Swanson who alwut three Inches of walci Naval Air StaUon, retired this arrived at the station caller on the Sanford area Sunday afternoon in special coremou- this month. Capt. Ware is complcUng 27 afternoon, caused a rash of ics at the naval base. years of Navy duty. He is a accidents and upset the boat »<— —N .......... - U h 1937 graduate of the Naval of two men sailing in Lake Monroe near Hie bandshcll. Academy at Annapolis. The heavy onslaught o f rain He was honored at a Capri Restaurant luncheon this noon struck the area In midafter­ and snarled traffic and sponsored by the Semi­ noon nole County Chamber of Com­ which Sheriff J, L. Hobby des­ merce. An estimated 100 per- cribed as “ unusually heavy." Radio communications were •on* from throughout Uie county in addition to top- knocked out at the th c riff'i ranking Navy officials took department with the equlp4toe**t able |o receive but not P*rt_ . Cspt. w ar* plan* to movei f j w l This condition existed to th* Pensacola area to make for about four hours and com­ munications were restored at his home. about 9 p. m, The power failure was blam­ ed on lightning hitting tho an­ tenna. V Two Orlando brothers, Gene v ~ . Joslyn, 24, and Don Joslyn, 22, CAPT. SW ANSO N were spilled In the lake dur­ ing the brunt of the storm when their sailboat capsiud near the bandshcll. Neither were hurt. Police said a rash of minor accidents were reported al though no one suffered major Injuries. CAFE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) The rainfall lasted slightly Two foreign powers may have more than an hour and was built fortification a in Am er­ accompanied by severe winds, ica's space center, but no one thunderclaps and lightning. here is worried about it. The Florida Anthropological Society says it haa found what may be the remains o f an CAPT. W AR E ill-fated French fort and the foundation o f an old Spanish sentinel station. Both are cen­ turies old. At the site o f the French TOYKO (U P I) — Commun­ fort, researchers have found ist China warned today it the remains o f a ship under will not lim ply “ /old its arm s" construction, old cannon if the United States invades wheels, several gold pieces, Communist North Viet Nam. SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P I ) Peking's Ta Kung Pao many Indian burial mounds A loosely defined area of (G reat Fairnc.se Newspap­ and a well-preserved skele­ squally weather with wind ton. e r s ") gave the warning in an The fort apparenUy was built gusts up to 60 miles per hour editorial broadcast from Pe­ about 1663, the year Ponce de moved on a westerly course in king by the New China News the Caribbean today. Leon founded St. Augustine. Agency and munitiorrd in To­ The U. S. Weather Bureau kyo. At the Spanish sentinel alalion Ihe anthropologists have here said the squalls showpd It said, “ adjacent as It is to round a camp believed left by no sign of organising into the Indochina, ami a signatory of sailors of an armada that season's first tropical storm. the Geneva agreements, China Hurricane hunter pianos in will in no rase fold its arms sailed from Cuba in 1713 and vestigated the disturbance in to tee the Geneva agreements was swept onto the cape. the eastern Caribbean Sunday consigned to the dust bin, and and after they found no eri allow the flames of war to deuce of circulation tile Wea apread to its tide. ther Bureau said no further “ D io U. S. administration official notices on Its progress would be woefully mistaken If C H A R LO TTE , N. C. (U P !) would be sent unless there Is it deludes itself into thinking — Gov. Wiltiiim Scranton ar­ evidence of intensification. (hat it could do whatever it rived here today to begin his pleated in Indochina. second foray into southern “ No agoninring reappraisal Gotdwater country In a bid could be of any help then If it to block o ff ths Arisons sen­ does not wake up to the real ator's drive toward the GOP lly now.". presidential nomination. GLOBE, A ril. (U P I)- D u r The Pennsylvania governor ing hit brief 22 years, Jack landed in a chartered plane Knight asscrtcdly had one at 8:30 a.m. EST and was burning desire: to dive off met by a cheering crowd o f Coolidge Dam into San Cartas nliout 300 persons. Lake near here. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) He went Into a closed meet­ Sunday, dcaplte the pleaa of Letters from all over the coun ing with a group of North at least one o f his five com­ try arc pouring into Governor Carolina delegate* to the panions, Knight fulfilled his Farria Bryant’s office with GOP National Convention. lifelong ambition, the Gila comments, suggestions and County sheriff's department criticism of the racial strife in reported. St. Augustine. The 150-foot dive into, the The letter* sra about tiro CLEARW ATER (U P I) — Charles Williams, 23, o f SL 23-foot-deep lake killed the to one in (a not of the action Coroner's deputies Bryant haa taken to promote Peteraburg, apparently drown- youth. rdd Sunday in Old Tampa ruled Knight's death acciden­ and preserve peace in the nalion’s oldest citjr. tal. Bay. Ancient Fort Found Al Cape Disturbance Moving West U. S. Warned By Red China Scranton Goes To Carolina Coolidge Dam Dive Fatal Letters Back Bryant Action Drowns In Bay ida Statute 836.11, a law which prohibits “ Publications which tend to expose persons to hat­ red, contempt, or ridicule. .” Mrs. Grinstead’s warrant, Tho Herald has learned, re­ fers to tile publishing and dis­ tribution of the "In fo rm er"— a controveralal publication distributed by mall, allegedly by Mra. Hhodos, in the North Orlando area. The warrant was issued by Seminole County Judge Ver­ non M lie and served on Sirs. 1lhode.s by Chief Deputy James Singletary. Since Judge M lie was the official who Issued tlie warrant, ho is now required by law to conduct a public hearing to determine if there I* sufficient evidence to hold 51ra. Rhode* for trial. Judge Mire laid that such an offense is a misdemeanor. He hat not yet set a dale for the hearing. He declared tint he had not exercised any par­ ticular h a ile In tlii* ease since he was In hopes that ihe parties involved might set­ tle llie matter between them and that the warrant could be withdrawn. T L * . Herald {Ik a fl Mrs. Orinslead if there l a * any possibility that ihe would drop the charges. After conferring with lier at­ torney, Carroll A, Burke, Mrs. Grimatead declared: " I ’ m sorry, I cannot drop the charges." The Herald also contacted M r l Rhodes am) a«Ved If she wished to make a atatement. "M y attorney," she replied, "has instructed me not to dis­ cuss this matter with anyone.” Her attorney it Kenneth W. McIntosh. * The statute under which the warrant was issued provides that it shall be unlawful to print, publish nr distribute any material which lends lo expose an Individual or group to "hatred, ridicule or obloquy," unless the true name and post otfk e address of the person nr organisation la clearly printed or written on tlm material. It also provides that any one convicted of violating the statute may be fined up to 1390. or confined to the coun­ ty jail for not more than 00 days, or both. The "In fo rm e r" was pub­ lished and distributed several limes in Ihe North Orlando ares and identified only by a return address listed as P. O. Box 03, CasM-ltwrry, Fla. Search Renewed In Mississippi P H IL A D E L P H IA , M i s s , (U P I ) — U. 8 . Bailors resum­ ed the search today fur three missing civil rights workers and police act up a roadblock to question local residents for tome clue to their fate. The three vanished a week ago and one state game war­ den participating in tha mas­ sive hunt said "about 60 per rent o f Uie people" in this rural area believe the three youths met foul play. "A bou t 40 per cent don't know what to believe,” tha warden said. Barry In Jersey T R E N T O N , N J . (U P I ) — Sen. Barry Goldwatcr, RAria., steers hla campaign for th* Republican presidential nomination into N ew Jersey today, hopeful o f nudging at least soma o f th* state's 40 uncommitted delegates into hi* camp. OFF TO CAMP were these boys nncl Klrl«, members o f local 4-H Clubs. They left this mornitijr for n week o f trnininu nncl recreation at Camp McQunrrie. Thenio o f tho rnnip is "Civil Defense." Classes on recreation, wildlife, swimming nnd foods will be included during the wecklong stay. Shown above are Myrtle Wilson, Homo Demonstration agent, Susan Wirick, Mary Ann Ilurton, Roth Ret hen, Ronnie Gandy, Beth Taylor, Chnrlcne Raker, Richard O’Dell nnd Rill lleini. (Herald Photo) Bulletin CRACOW, Poland (U P I) Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy aald here today the •ssasalnatlon o f President Kennedy was tarried out by Lee llarvey Oswald at "a single art of one person pro­ testing against society. w w a ... More Coins Lodge M a y A s k Ike's Help For Scranton W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Henry Cabot Lodge hinted ■trongiy today that he will try to enlist former President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s help ★ ★ ★ Lodge Reports To President WASHINGTON (U P D - T lic W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Treasury Department plans lo double its coin production President Johnson summoned within the next year to case outgoing Ambassador to Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge to the current shortage. tho W hile House today fo r a final report on tha war In M IAM I (U P I )—The High­ Viet Nam, way Patrol reported Monday In advance o f the meeting, Dial five persons fell victim to Lodge told newsmen he felt traffic accidents in Florida the sltuntlon was Improving over tlui weekend. in V iet Nnm but warned that "no victory has bech achiev­ ed yet.” N or did he forse* A T LA N T A (U P I) - M o s t one anon, Lodge said, businesses in the southeast did A solution to the problems well during the first quarter in Viet Nnm la extremely of 1DG4 and some hit record complicated, he laid. "You highs, according to Ihe U. S. can’ t da it in time to take Department of Commcrco, the 6:16 train home,” But Lodge, who is resign­ ing to help Gov, William ROME (U P I) — Italy's So­ Scranton’s campaign for the cialists and Social Democrat* GOP presidential nomination, today appeared ready to back said we’ve had some favor­ Christian Democratic leader able development* in the past Aldo More in another attempt few days." He said for the lo form a "center-left” coali­ first time "people are not tion government. feeding Ihe Viet Cong Com­ munists” in South Viet Nnm. He did not specify how wide­ FRAN KFU RT, G e r m a n y * spread the development was ( U P I )—Capt, Alfred Svcnaon, but said it was significant In the only U. S. Arm y offierr a sltuntlon which "essentially to defect to the Communists Is a contest to see who con and then he sent hack to the win the people over." West, went on trial today be­ fore s court martial, Five Killed Bi&fnesa U p Seek Government Defector On Trial’ Nikita Greeted OSLO. Norway (U P I)- S o vlet Premier N i k i t a S. Khrushchev soiled Into Oslo lo begin an official visit to Nor­ way today and was greeted by 3,900 persons who formed the friendliest crowd o f his Scandinavian tour ao far. Oppose Milton BALTIM ORE ( U P I ) - N i n o Maryland delegates and alternatca to the GOP National Convention plan to file a com­ plaint seeking to block tike seating oi Milton Eisenhower as a member of tbe delega­ tion. Honeymooners PHOENIX, A ril. (U P I) — Sen. Barry Goldwater's daugh­ ter, Margaret Ann (P e g g y ), 20, and Lot Angeles oil ex ­ ecutive Richard Holt, 20, were honeymooning today following their wedding here Saturday night. Driver Charged A motorist identified as Willie Bubose of 81D E. Seventh St. was charged after his car allegedly alruck an­ other vehicle parked at 801 Elm Ave, and owned by Violet Clark of that address. City police say Bubose was arrested at 6:38 p. m.. Sunday amt charged with fail­ ure lo report and accident and driving while intoxicated. f t e i t n e u ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m on behalf o f Gov. W illiam Scranton's GOP preildantlal bid. Lodge’s realgnatlon as am* basamlor to Saigon breams effective when he completed a 40-minute report late thia morning to President John* son at the White Rouse. Then a* a private cltlxan. Lodge held a highly unusual news conference in which he talked Republican politics a l iom « length In tha cabinet room o f a Democratic presi­ dent. Upon his return from Sai­ gon this morning, Lodge rap­ ped out at Sen, Barry Goldwater, R-Arit., by urging that Republicans neminata candidate* "w ho a n not Im­ pulsive” Lodge told WJdta House newsmen that h4 resigned and left Saigon earlier than ha originally had intended fo r one primary purpose — ta help win the GOP nomina­ tion for Scranton. Aa he escorted Lodge ta the new* conference, Presi­ dent Johnson said: "W e hat* to see you leave but wa un­ derstand your reasons and we’re thankful fo r tha good job you hava dons.” Miss Florida Begins Reign SARASOTA (U P I) - Pdacilia Joan Schnaar of Holly­ wood began her work-a-day reign as Miss Florida Monday under the guidance of th* de­ velopment commission and the walchful eye of Mias Flor­ ida Pageant official cameras. The lT-yrar-old beauty won the pageant Saturday night, defeating 31 oilier coate Manta. Mlaa Schnaar, who weighs US pounds, stands five-feet* seven nnd at 34-2214-33, began a week of publicity work and modeling Uiat ta aimed at making her a winner at thia year'* Mist Am crlra Pageant in Atlantic City, N. J. f 4th O f J U L Y S P E C IA L! Bryant Ruling Due This Week JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — U. 8. District Judge Brysn Simpson wrs expected to rule sometime this week on whe­ ther Guv. Farris Ilryant should be found la contempt o f court fo r ordering a ban on night racial demonstra­ tions In 8t. Augustine. Judge Simpson concluded th* hearing on hla ahowcauaa order directed at Bry­ ant and other state and local officials isle Saturday after 14 h|ura o f testimony. Sixes Sixes Sixes 2-4 3-6y 8-U 1 22 18S I i n Surfside Fashions! — — — T W 2 �K* Irt iH I Im fl P a n e 2— Juna 3 * , 1G64 DeBary Bank Sets Opening Wednesday Hy M n. Adam Mailer Door* o f tha new F lrtt N a­ tional Hank of DeBary will open for buiinei* Wednceday, Located on Highway 17-02 in tha heart of the commun­ • , > ■. tv • ■ v . ; , j .l T a «’JL•1* A 1 ■ iH T o I mi ,§rfTfii .,i„| rHWriT • a a a a JUJ jr - mJ jm ir a ity, building for the new facil­ ity I* o f modern conatruction, contain! two vault area* and three private room* fo r lif e * ty depoeit boxta, haa a loan department with entrance on the main floor and an upper conference room with a (eat­ ing capacity o f approximately IS peraone which will be available for u m by commun­ ity organization!. Officera o f tha bank era A l­ bert J. Gowan, chairman of the board; Newell E. Kawkini, preeldent; Samuel E. Faron, vice president and Mltcheil Monroe Morrle, formerly a*aoclated with tha Commercial Bank in Panama City, who w ai elected vice preeldent and raihler at a meeting o f the director! laet Thuraday. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY GUARANTEED FRESH Flavor Delight! GROUND BEEF LEAN TENDER CENTER CUT RIB Smoked Pork Chops 2160 P A R K A V E . Youth Trying To Make Good 2-Cent Boast ALBUQUERQUE, N, WITH M., COUPON (U P1)—A 10-year-old Racine, W ia„ youth aald the! for two centa he would go to Califor­ nia. He li on hli way today with that amount In hli poc­ ket. Albuquerque polico arrested tha youth, Larry B. Whitton, Wednesday for vagrancy at a "iiupicloua perion.'' He told police Judge Harry Rohlna he was on hli way to California when lie w ai pick­ ed up. "Can you m «ke It on two cen t!7*' Robin* asked Whitton. “ T lia i'i all you had on you when the policeman ar­ rested you." "You bel I can," Whltton •aid. Roblna released tha youth and Whltton headed west with high hope* and two pennies. Longwood Dog Licenses Due By Donna Kites Deadline for the new 10C4*5 dog license* in the City of Longwood Is July 1. Licenses may be purchased at City Hall from Mrs. Onnle Shorn ate, clerk, during the regular office hours for a fee o f SI for males and spayed females and $2 for unspayed females. Those applying for llrense must be able to show proof of inoculation since Jan. 1 of this year. Failure to have li­ cense may result in fine* not exeunding 1300 or four inonlhs Imprisonment, or both. Legal Notice isr t i i h r m r u i r c o u r t n r 'I'llK SISTII J t l i i r m . r u t (T IT IV SM I Kill! DKMIwni.it r i i i 'v r r , p i.nH ina. CHAMCKUY NO. ■ i ' l l ! nt.KHTOWN • A V I N O I HANK. P laintiff, V* i AI.KIIKII N. HAT. » l us. at »t, Dnrandanli NOTIt'H OP SUIT IN MORTOAfiK r o H i r L u s u s i TO I Al-PUKD N. O A T and M it.nnBO a o a t , nu wife. R K S IIIIiS C K i UNKNOWN A M I T ill All lialtls* ilalinliiK liitcraata •»»■, lliroush, un­ itrr nr agalnal th* afornM il imrsnns TOtl ARE harsh* nollflad lhat a < omplalnl to forarlaaa • rartaln umrlnaa* ancumharInn tha fiillowinx illrrtljrd real iimparty. 1 0 -w ill («>' II. atnl III* Soitlh IS 1« fast of laOt J». IAN K O PARK, arrnrdlnx «o lha put lharanf aa rttnrd.d In r ia l Rook I. Pass SI, of ilia I'ublle Rawtiia of KrmtiMils County, Florida, haa hard flla.t analn-t you In th. aim,a * i»l»d autl, ami >>>u Sra rniuir-nd ( » * tr »a a ropy of your Anawar or olhar plradIna to tha Complaint on PlainI If fa atlnrnaya. ANIH'.IIK m N, I t l’HII, INCAN A I/IW’ NIIKH SII Kaat Canlral lloulavard, Orlando, Kim Ida. and fils tha nilalnal Anawar nr nlhrr Plaadlnf In tha nfflco o f thr Clark of tha circuit Court on or hrf,»ra lha Slat dar o f July. 11*1. If you fall In do an. a |ii at null faoan will ha lakau aaalnot ynU for lha rallr f dauiand.d In Ilia Com­ plaint. This N ollct shall ba publlthad one* a wa#k lor tour ronaarullva wratka In Tb* Hanfur! Kara Id IH TK IP THIN tu b day of Jmiia, till. / I UK At.) Arthur II. Ilai kw*lli. J It Clark af Circuit Court ■ y: Bindra B Johnson naputy Clark Publlah Juna IS * July I, It. *J. ISM C D A-m TENDER SLICED to n Beef Liver FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j WITH THU COUPON AND PURCHAH Of „ 5 LB PKG a B LU E RIBBON QUALITY J GROUND BEEF _ IN ADDITION IO III! SIAMfi YOU PtCIIVt Willi YOU* fUSUIASf. wa n aw void MUSi 6 - 3 0 - 6 4 — — — QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED " m wa m D EEP BROWN ’p a r f ; ■ R r l gk Pork & Beans s — " ■ fc | _ | MERCHANTS S R IIN STAMPS | ■ * BaAf< iat**%t<4I'iUiit iBBtl-I aiHI04IA.Mil L(M|x t-JO-44 •"■■a ■ ■ * WATERMELONS j MlSrHAMTS C R IIN S TAM PS « | j _____ 14oz erv« bat COUPONMOrMOCMMl00 •»-•» SIZB ! $ LaA N BORDENS m FRESH RED RIPE PEAK O THE SEASON LARGE " * $ VITALIS M*S6<«NH) M llieh tfklMflef WdalOdM'*4H ® 1.3044................. e LIMIT - 1 WITH FOOD ORDER EWRMIK 8 T. ORBIT BEER 69, PotatoChips x49 SaladDressing29 a t (Ml I 1 6 I 'A I ' i W i l l i 1/ 1II Uh M ill 1 Ilk [it i A NJ HYGRADE FYN E-TASTE MARBIS CREAM SANDWICH C O O K IES CH O CO LA Tf « VANILLA A DUPLEX 2 LB BAG MINUTE MAID FROZEN I m Hal u .iiiin ) Hi I in H u itiil THINK F I R S T OF FOOD FAIR ORANGE DELIGHT "MiracleTwist" LADY FAIR THIN SLICED PULLMAN WhyiteBread BIG 111 LB LOAVES LADY FAIR ICED CupCakes PK6 OF i FRESH PICKED TENDER Crowder Peas 12 5 * RED OR YELLOW HAW AIIAN PUNCH 39 3 o»o-o«oeo4ocoioooooiSsS3io* o o»o 494 VALUE , , . CANS $100 | PURR KXTMA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • $H$.PuOCHtli 0* o o * „ o �* cijf BinTcrfl WrraTB June 23, 1364 — Pnre 8 l■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B R ID B ■ llM O N D A Y O N L Y e a flU B a B B B IQ D B E ID B B D B lD H Five Nations Appeal Q U A L IT Y . . . T h e O n ly T r u e M e a s u r e o f V a l u e , G u a r a n t e e d A L W A Y S ! D I S C O U N T S . . . G i v e Y o u In s t a n t C a s h S a v in g s , G u a r a n t e e d E V E R Y D A Y ! 4 For Laos Cease-Fire TWEED ROOM SIZE RUGS! all positions they seired in the past five months in that South­ east Asian nation. LONDON (U r n — The United State*, Britain, Canada, Thailand and South Viet Nam appealed urgently today for a crane-lire in Lao*. A five-nation communique issued in London ami Vien­ tiane also demanded that Com­ munist North Vietnamese forces get out of Laos. It said there was "indisputable evidonee" the North Vietnamese Communists were involved along with the Laotian I’ athet Lao forces in the Ked assaults in Laos. The communique also said “ there is firm evidence of the systematic use of Lao terri­ tory by the North Vietnamese for tile infiltration of men and arms in South Vlel Nam. and demanded a halt to such ac­ tion. It said the North Victnamse support for the I’ athet I.ao Communists has taken the form of "fighting cadres as well as extensive logistics sup­ port." They demanded that Com* jumilai foriCi withdraw from Appeal Made To Get Students Summer Jobs An appeal for help had been received at The Herald from YKS, Youth Employment Ser­ vice, which seek* to find sumnier job* for high school and college students of the county. In a telephone conversation with The Herald, Miss I’ auirttc Normand said that YKS has on file 211 applications ol both boys and girt* from L y­ man, Seminole High. Crooms ASSORTED VINYL CHAIR CUSHIONS • H is,h aryl v*ri^« c0“*“c*; *n Miss Dolley/ Of socking any kind of full o r , part time employment, many Lonqwood Dies of them needing to earn money for college and some seeking! m W ■* _ ,, fo ra Ethel Dolley. 88. « » earn a living. I of * “ * A vf nuc’ "W e have sent out eirculars to business houses of the A native of Wafrrbnro, Me., county, asking for job* for » he lo lo g w o o d 10 these applicants, but the re-|>c" r! v' n’ 0I" ‘ o( l!lp *;K>nse has b w i very poor," °M c*t Hvlne « * « » " * < ■ s,’« said Miss Normand. ! * ™ mb" the Civic "W e had hoped to be able to league of Longwood and of find more employment, but the First Raplist Church of since not enough is forthcom­ Longuoud. There arc no Immediate ing from businesses, perhaps private citlrcns, or Individ­ survivors. ual* have work that need* to be done. We would appreciate anyone who ha* any kind ol f ilm r .r n r r work available gelling in nn M .K V. m i « — Funrr »! *7rvl<*M (or Ml#i touch with us a* toon as poss­ Com i:th * I n -.ilry . I*. W . H.ty A vfn iiF , tsonmvooil, w ho ible. The telcplione number dl#<t H t lu r jf iy . w ill h* li*ld here is 322 15906," »hc said. fit a m. Tu*tn1*y In th* Tlie headquarters of the 1’ lrM Iin p i4»t C h u rch of !s<mfw.ort«I w ith lla v J A ik agency, which Is run by the Lln<l*.iy o ffirlu ttn ir •fudents them solve* la located h r Tt*v. M l>. JiiokAon of fSf‘fi*y,i t lu r U I w ill 11# In in (he Florida State Employ­ H im ItA V fii M em orial t**rk. ment Service building on Mnltlrnd- .Si Mark F tincm I French Ave. at Second St. I lorn« of Ib«rry In « i i« T K « of i r r a n a <•nla. Five Seminole County teen­ ager*, Eddie Griffith, Sherwin Crlbb, Paulette Normand, Susan Piercy and John Goers* man the office voluntarily. The Rotary Club pay* for the telephone and the FSES give* thorn office space. #1630 Real matched to #420 Truu Tarn par 51V Snaplock rod. Comoi with 100 yrds. of 8 lb. tost mono lino Installed! ____ n Funeral-N otice- JU M B O S IZ E PORTABLE TABLE WOVEN BATH TOWELS 2.44 *€ € L&S MIRROLURES fine auoitm anl at fiab* catching mi no Iurea Now'a the lima ta complete your aaloctionl 3 T IE R E L E C T R IC 2 ° * 8 • Atiorlad Hand Towels • Assorted Face Clothes Handy at indoor or outdoor partial. Handy •lactric outlet mounted on tabla. 8 . . . . . . FOR * ^ c 3 5 TRAY TABLES fob 88* fob 88* Chooto King silo troy tabloi or handy lap site Iroye. Brantono logs, anortad colors. 7 7 * mimmim for Legal Notice i-i A . 14a. I i In n r i » ■ ! . 1 tfc. r i u i . r r I r a liib O m lr , r in P robate R etain #1 EMMA UMJIHA WI.VO I*e, i-aned T n A ll C r t S IlM * nn4 P a ra n a . M a rin a n a tu re nr tlrm a u rla Aanlnn* i l l * R a in ie r Y ou . m l each of you .r e tia rrb y n o llflrd anil rm iu lreU An (rraarnt nr*y rla lrn a ami A "m aru l« w hich you, o r either of you, m a r h a te aicalnet the e . t » l e of I / i r i K A W lN U , lie. i-eaeeit. lata of a. 14 C o u n ty to the C o u n ty J u 4 (re o f H K M 1N O L R C o u n ty . F lo rid a . at h l« o fflre In the court houea of e a li C o u n ty at B A N K O IIII, K lo rlila, w ith in ala nalenilar m onth* from Ihe lim a of the tlra t p u b lica tio n of thin notice T w o m plee of em-h claim or dem and ahall ha In w rllln K . am i ehall a t .la the place of r o ld e n r e and poet o fflra e l dn-aa of the c la im a n t, and ahall ha aw orn to hy Ihe cla im a n t, hla a s . n l. or a t to r ­ ney and accom panied by a fll I n . fee of one do llar and aiich cla im or dem and not eu filed ahall he Told. Mattel M in e f ie ld Aa eaeeuinr of the l.aat W ill am i Tcatantent of E M M A trO U IF A VVl.NU, fteceaeeil H. W . W a ra A tty . for K a e c u trls W o o d ru ff - I'e rk ln a tild e. I* It. this I I I ! Hanford, F lo rid * I'ubllah Ju n e 31, !* A J u l y IS, ISM . C D A -ftt F A M O U S N A M E C A M P COT “ItudtelE tor iliifMtf ei.v |n^H M la t l ^ w A V i w • F A M O U S N A M E G O LF BALLS onr Tba Ida# «f cooling and da- Standard lit#, ilvrd y Hardwood construction. Easy to pacts. Flrtt quality American m a d . goll ball*. Buy a d o i.n l FOB ^ 7 ^ 7 (95 $119‘ ■otM BP204A SANFORD E LE C T R IC CO. I 118 Magnolia 322-1502 V o iy-ta -to u n d a r, long wearing pantrei A no rta d cetera A itylaa. 5 thru 10. Perry Publications, Inc. If'ioN* A nnounces The Publication of a New Community ik Newspaper to Serve the Fest Growing P I DeBery-Deltone A re *. I | M B O Y 'S 2 P IE C E Mode to our awn rigid •pacificatlant. 100% corebod cotton. Aaiartad atylot, including popular 'alrm* •tyloa. Siaoa 29-4 0 . • 3L c u s h io n t o il s o x White, ideal tar work of play. B * BA. ^5, 1 m * I B«*«rw*if4, *h*d ihrwnh •nnb«iied g w * * ¥ # *• a # a tt WU1 Be Published Every Thursday Bogtaiaiag July X — AND W ILL BE DEUVEHED EVERY ^ WEEK W TO EVERY HOME! *5jjj Far lalawlh* tad GREAT J. M. FIELD'S AAwrthH b M « & f 668*5843 • DeBery f jZ -* A 1M SaMh IF-fl FaFwf i ***■*•« STORES i I m u i SHORTIE PAJAMAS MEN'S COnON CHINOS ledeei. in** 4 I# 12. 1 17 C U R IT Y W O M E N 'S DISPOSABLE DIAPERS SLEEPWEAR JAMBOREE left, aba.riant, water- H k f. ^ areat dwy." Madrtatad 1* la, addad .rwarlwn. I..1* Hr ty diapaHbla, padaat let ' M trorraL ■ lot*yd*Ms, Po|(imot, Sh,4u *nd Giieni rayon and iofton. VolM*i vp l« 7 961 SlotIk wp Iw Sirmm«r. ' wB �i — rrm— -* G o o d S p o rtsm an sh ip On tha night o f Juna 20, four San­ ford boy« were participating on the Seminole Swim Aaaociatfon’a relay team in a meet at Leesburg's Vene­ tian Garden Pool. Some 80 swim groups from all parts o f Florida wara entered in tha various events. In this particular relay event, the four local youngsters were swim­ ming in lane No. 1. There was no doubt about the keen competition. But during the race one o f the San­ ford boys failed to touch the end o f the pool as ho reversed his directions fo r the next lap. He swam to the oth­ er end o f the pool where the next member o f the relay team resumed the race. The fault was not detected by the umpire at tho end o f the pool where the infraction occurred. When the race was terminated tha results o f the event announced, the local relay team was named fourth place winner. The team members re­ ceived their ribbons immediately. Upon being presented the awards, the four-man team approached the association's coach, Miss Emma Spen­ cer. They told her o f the fault and that they felt the team should bo disqualified. Miss Spencer wisely ad­ vised the boys that whether or not they reported the infraction would be a decision they themselves would have to make. A t the termination o f the meet, the four Seminole boys — voluntar­ ily, and o f their own accord, ap­ proached the judges and declared to them that they felt the team should be disqualified. The referee responsible for o ffici­ ating at this particular end o f tha pool stated that ho did not detect the fault and that since it was an error on his part he could not declare the fault and therefore could not disqual­ ify the team. A t this point, the official went to • • • Money is not required to buy one necessity o f the soul.— Henry David Thoroau. . . Sunday, Juna 14 of this year, Haiti's voters were called up­ on ones mors to cast ballots which only one In 10 could read. It was to ratify a new constltutlon which named Duva­ ller president fo r life. Duvaller rules over s French speaking nation o f around four million persons. It once was so rich that It supplied half tho Incomp o f French King Louis X IV hut now is so poor that Its average annual con­ sumption per person Is fig ­ ured at around $8. A t the root o f Duvaller's power In hla 10,000-man mil­ itia which Haitians esll "tonton macoute," or, translated from the Creole, "bogeymen.” The nams la not without meaning for the *‘ l>ogeymen" have the power to malm, tor­ ture nr kill almost without question. H iey also have the power to collect “ voluntary” Geneva dilutions from peasants Mrs. Joe. K. Mathleux and terrified buslneesmen. 840-4024 Over the Ignorant peasant, Lak* Mary Duvaller wields a special pow­ Mrs. Frances Wester er for his own reported knowl­ •22-4219 edge o f the magic o f voodoo. Lak* Monro* Into Haiti from 1940 to midMrs. H. L. Johnson 222-4728 1902, the United Rtatee pour­ ed around 0100 million In out­ Longwo*d Mr*. Dana* Kelso right grants and loans. It was 8U-SI1T a bottomless well. In 1902 all North Orlaadt there waa to show fo r It was Mrs. Doris Dean s small dam, some road re­ 822-1908 pair and some progress In Osteen eliminating the tropical yaws. Mrs. Clartac* Snyder For the UnlUd States tbs 823-4841 problem was a fam iliar one. Ovtada Mrs. Evelyn Lundy It could continue Its pressures 806-8011 against Duvaller, Including the continued elimination o f U.8. aid. But at the same time It also would contribute to the misery o f the Haitian people. This Is the reality which the UnlUd States has accept­ Monday, Juno 20, 1064 ed. Herald Area Correspondents G N p f c a u f u r i) f e r a l i i W ALTBJ1 A. U1BLOW, r a s e s v o l t o l in b . hi lia a l a n iB T ie s Associate K dll.r a s s a y i. j o u x s o a M anagua sailer •BVBKM S I L U B S S W Teltsraph Editor DOB IS W I L L I A M Sedate Bailor DOTTIM At'STIB City sailo r a v o ir w m - L t Cnsaiy s a ile r B*Uvery IW B A B B rV B L IS S B B • Uoaernl M esas** BILL VIM INkT B utt l'botvsrapb*r BOV UBSiSM Aaverllslas Maaagsr BOV M A T T Oeaeral Advertlslns U aasssr MA1SBIBTT B. BTAFLKTUN Classifies Director a AM IB BMOBBAKBB Uaslasse Manager r B B D WTBLLS Msckaalcal SupL a iiB ic a ift io s Tbe U a ra ll Is a member ef t ie Ualise Press whisk to aatitled eaalMMvsly ta tka us* far repabUaeilea ef ail lbs leeel sews prlaled la this eswapaeer. I J , Me pert ef mmr material, aewa er eevarumeg, e f this edltiae at The Beaters Usrald may be Iroeredeeed la e a r maaaer withe e l wrlltee permlaelea ef ISe eebllaher at Tha Herald. A a r tadtvldeal er firm reeeeealble f* far seed rapredaeUea will be eoaatsarad as latriaglag ea The Herald's copyright sad will be Said liable far Samay las aaSsr the tow. FaSUaSad dally aaaapl •starday, Boeder Bad cen tim es; pskllshsd aetorder praeesdlag CbrtstasAA Ul IS T Sttttog BuH wha M tha In th* days before Kennedy’s In the final struggle fo r the assassination, Goldwater backera used to circulate a tally 19C4 Republican presidential sheet suggesting that Barry nomination, soma politicians could roll up S ll, or dl mors are counting possible elector­ than needed. They no longer al votea aa carefully aa they talk In such terms. tot up delegate votes. Their old total Included, of W ith Sen. Barry Goldwater course, all 128 electoral votes eo atrongly file d that he can fo r the 11-atate Old South. But today It la tha Old Lyn­ now loee the nomination only don South, and only tha most by stumbling badly or by suf­ optimistic Goldwater men ser­ fering an Improbable raid on iously talk o f winning mors his delegates by Pennsylvan­ then a handful o f oouthera ia's William W . Scranton, a states. , big question la; Even If Goldwstar managed W A S H IN G TO N (N F .A ) — How does Goldwater pro­ pose U put together nn elect­ oral victory over President I.yndon Johnson In November? It will require 270 electoral votea to win the presidency. Togas to win all but Johpson's T (26 votes), Georgia (IS), which never hs* gone Repub­ lican, and North Carolina (IS ), h* would pull only 71 from that territory. The senator Is admittedly strong In tha 8-atata moun­ tain area but the total elector­ al votea there Is a meager IS. And Johnson Is also strong In By Hal Cochran this region snd might well An office picnic I* where break o ff at least half that tho elderly men get hot dogs total. In 1900 Kennedy picked In the three-legged race. up New Mexico and Nevada. • • • Tbe pre-assasslnatlun GoldWhen a youngster get* water tally sheet showed th* caught In e 11* hs hss a hnrd senator winning only Ohio time getting out — to play, (20) and Illinois (20) o f tha e e e northern Big Sis Industrial i f the average child does­ state*. Later hla supporters n't get the bathroom towel also laid claim to California's dirty he hasn't washed his 40 votes. New York (48), face and hands. Pennsylvania (29), Michigan * * * (21) were assumed aa likely W e adm ire people who e r* to be lost. forgiving inatead o f alwaya With Johnson In tha Whit* for getting. House, most political observ­ • • e ers right now would under­ A teen-age rock-and-roller score the earlier Goldwater es­ had to leave a dance because timate o f hie slim chances In o f the pain when the twisted tha Industrial Northeast— In­ her bark. Sha Just couldn’t cluding potent New Jersey and shake It uff. Massachusetts with 31 votes • • e between them. You’ll aee a lot of red thle Johnson’s top political aides summer on folks foolish asay, In fact, that th* Presi­ nough to li* out in th* sun dent's only real big state too long. worries are Illinois and Ohio e e * Bo ready with a medicine If Goldwater la tha GOP nom­ and bandage, Mom, If you inee. Democratic concern In hav* a real young son. He's the** etatea teems related sura to get atone bruises or mors to psrty organisational stub a too when he goee bare­ troubles than to high esti­ mates o f Goldwater’* strength. foot. • e e Goldwater people a p e a k What a chance you toko when you tear down a street OVER 85 YEARS in your car while tha city ta A t Ftret A Palmetto tearing it up. (Alongside aid poet office) e a * B arb s Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel* • Furniture • Tilt B Rm Ul osd H r ii 114 St. PatoattU FA S-M14 — bureaucrat, actually. Anyona can do it. Or ao says R«p. OUa G. Plk*, a Naw York Democrat and philosopher. A fte r spending nearly two tarmo In Congress, pika has coma ta tha conclusion that "th# dsclalon-maklng process Is no different in Washington than It is in PodunlL” It Just seams different be­ cause th* bureaucrats speak a different language, he recent­ ly explained to hie constitu­ ent*. 'T a b s a simple little old non-eontravental Issue like de­ ciding whom to marry,” Plk# said. I f such a decision were mad* on th* faderal lave), the results would bo something Ilk* this: A man would ask hlmstlf, “ Is aho tho on* fo r me I ” In th* government, on the other hand, tha question would be, "la It a part of tha admini­ stration's program ?" A woman considering matri­ mony would say to herself, "Tom Is nice, but then so are Dick and H arry." Th* gov­ ernment would say, “ W * need a lot more research and de­ velopment on this Item before w* can go Into procurement” Aa tha courtship grows warmer, lha man says, “ She la ao lovely and glamorous that I don’t car# whether she ran cook." In th* same situation, tha government would say, "This product Is so superior that ws'd like to negotiate a con­ tract rathar than put It out to competitive bidding.” But than th* prospective bridegroom begins to hav* some second thoughts. II* aaka himself, "Can I afford bar." Y W " (U P I ) Th «r* Is nothing to being a hopefully o f California. But Independent appraiser* now give it to Johnson by landslid* proportions. Th* White Houa* thinks California and N tw York era In tha bast shape o f ell the big on*a for next November. When Scranton a idea bad a socialising aesslon with Goldwater spokesmen lata on* night at tha Cleveland Gov­ ernor* Conference, th* two group* ran through an elec­ toral vote count. Scranton man were curious as to how th* senator planned to build a fall victory. Later, a Scran­ ton aid# said: “ Frankly, in their count, they stopped at Indiana on their way east.” This account aaems alight futsy, since Goldwater’* man­ agers alwaya hav* rlalrasC Ohio, which want fo r Richard Nixon In 1900 by 276,000. Goldwater, e f eourae, does look hopefully toward euch other mblweitern elates as Wisconsin, Iowa, tha Dakotas, Kansas, and Minnesota, and th* five border states o f Oklahoma, Kentucky, West V ir­ ginia, Maryland and Dela­ ware. Yet, again, few impartial Judges believe th* senator has any hop* o f ao clean a sweep o f these state* aa would be necessary to o ffset Johnson's apparent strength In many •actor*. Goldwater’* strategists have their hands full this month In persuading Republican del­ egates to San Francisco that th* President's strength esn b* overcome hi the state* with decisive electoral votes. our ears Indirectly and bitter. Yet the flavor o f food ta far mors some foods, for the ttakle of sweat, sour a aslty Ice In a glia* increases our enjoyment of cold beverages, complex than being taste, ate. "Touch” also enters In for you can tell the difference be­ tween skimmed milk vs. halfand-half, just by tha tactile sense, for the tip of the ton­ gue is a superb organ of touch. Tsmperature is another component of taste, for warm Ice cresm certainly lose* much of Its taste, doesn't It? And cold coffee does likewise. Many foods thus lack rest unless they are piping hot, while others must be biting coin. Even pain ta involved, for many people relish hot sauce on their steak or demand horse radish, red peppers, etc. Unless their food thus burns their mouth to the point of pain. It doesn't taste right. And vision likewise enter* Into our food tastes, for if you blindfold yourself, you will find that food loses some of Its apparent flavor. Smokers thus report far less pleasure if they ore blind­ folded. such as iced tea and the soft drinks. We popularly think the toogue is the sole criterion of the flavor o( food, but it plays only a minor rota. For fried chicken would cffeet only the tastbuds that register salt, yet fried chick­ en is much more than a mat­ ter of salt, isn't K? Watermelon, too, is much more than a matter of sugar. In fact, if we cut a watermel. on snd see that the inside is white or only pink, we already know we shall not relish its so-called “ taste." And the first bito o f can­ taloupe, if hard or "green ", also causes us to say it does­ n't taste good, yet that ta largely the feel or tactile sense that prejudice* our enjoy­ ment. Wlwn you teen-ager* go to college, therefore, take some psychology courses Just to widen your knowledge of hu­ man nature, for it makes life far more Interesting. uA f or U io Th* governmental equivalent small wedding." Congress — "l-et'a do this would be, "W ill th* bureau of In executive session.” th* budget approve?” 171* girl also begins to have Girl — “ I hops ws caa g* doubts. She asks heroslf, abroad on our honeymoon." "W h a t will my family s a y t " Congress — "A s soon as wa Translated into government adjourn, 1 hava a nlc* fat Jargon, that question would Junket lined up." ba, "W h at affect w ill this hav# in Novam bar?" "Statistic# shows that on* out o f a w ry flva marriages and in divorce," Plk# added. "Washington, too, makes the right decisions about BO per cant o f th# time.” I would Ilka to commend Pika fo r hla brilliant observa­ tions and also to point out that tha similarity between Podunk and Washington like­ wise includes Congress. I f decisions on getting mar­ ried were mad* by Congress, I think it might go something ’$ 8 9 * 0 Ilk# this; Girl — " I wonder how a mu, - i M a * 3 ms e, tr many wedding presents ws will g e t? " Congress — "When dose ths ™ £ g e a x g o S t u a r t public works bill corns up for a vote?” ° >W<P0 Man — "L e t's Just have a ll»HA$T*Ot.H$OH ■flattJs Congratulations! . . . to PRECISIONEERING, INC.. . . . Another Seminole County Industry We art proud to hart been selected to provide the electrical installation o f this new plant. RADIO O V IED O & E L E C T R IC • Industrial • Commercial Phone 365-3982 CO. • Residential Oviedo I I I yourDream Home? Idyllwilde “Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM B U ILT • PiOBCM BOyDc* WALLACE msM arred Ota. George Cbm tdg oadltia troops la U Tt fat •talk Dakota, lived mntil Mb wanton wara tqrlag la W A SH IN G TO N P o litic a l N o te b o o k force of Sioux IadldBf which ffdsH'Srta.'i Him was killed while Even contribute to our enjoyment of T h e L ig h t e r S id e Biossot - - Ray Cromley United Praaa latoraatioaal I t Isn't as hard fo r most people to get up on Satur­ day and Sunday morning beeauee they don't have to. batbb Katsrse as aeasaS alaaa matter Oetaaar I t t i l l at (Sa Fast Offlcs at SaaforS, Florida. unSsr tbs Aal e f Oeograsa ef Merab. Bruce When you go away on a vacation fo r a little change that'e what you wind up with wbaa you gat back home, e e e By Mail SoMlaele U sssiy Ail Stks* • i s Weak |l.es t Tsar H u e t Tear see e ii*aiae s .u e M ean s M S I H osts* l.ee t Meats* Lee i Meats Lee t Meats V. a. Festal KsanUUoaa provide tSet all wait eaksarlpttaaa Se paid la s i i u M . the tongue give ns only salt, Dick West’s Thought For Todoy iformed militia, marching In dose-order drill, provided pos­ itive proof of who was tha man in charge. It was not that the United States loved Duvalicr more or that his rule was any less oppressive. It was the proven fact that Duvaller had survived not on­ ly U.S. pmiiurea, but two ontalda Invasion attempts and terrorism at home aa well. And no successor was In sight. Duvaller, s 67-year-old doc­ tor-turned-dictator, came to office In 1967 In an election which his opponents avrn then declared was fraudulent. In 1901, with two years still to go, he entered his name upon s legislative election list and announced that the re­ sults had elected him to of- Sanford, Florida CASE T-407: Alton* J., ag­ ed 22, ta a college senior. “ Dr. Oraaa,” tb e began, “ I am majoring 1b Home Economics, so I am doubly In­ terested in cooking. "L a st week you mentioned that tbe taste of food is not Just due to tbe Ustebuda on die tongue. ' You said the nose ta even more important. So could you outline in more detail just what ta meant by the flavor of foods?” A t first glance, tbe average persons thinks that flavor and taste o f foods are limited to tbe tongue. But tbe tostebuds contri­ bute only a minor part to wttat we popularly call "ta ste." F or example, smeE, touch, temperature and pain, as well os vision snd sometimes bearing also enter Into flavor of foods. For example, last week I showed you that if your nos­ tril* sr* completely plugged you can't tell the difference between sliced onion snd raw •ppu. Nor can you distinguish be­ tween cinnamon and flour. E w tbe four taste qualities of For the love o f money Is the root o f all evils; it Is through this crav­ ing that some have wandered sway from the faith and pierced their hearts with many pangs.— I Timo­ thy 6:10. UPI Foreign News Analyst Duvaller’s 10,000-man blue-un­ flee fo r s li more years. On Page 4 W o r r y C lin ic E U .S. R eco gn izes R e a lity Altaaioat* Springs Mrs. Julia llartoe 830*1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 8SS-X47I Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry MS-5044 Chulaota Mrs. Jean Mas la 346-3748 DeBary Mrs. Adam Mailer 008-4411 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney 048-6411 Enterprise Mia* Helen Bnodgraaa §41-9931 Dr. Crane’s GRAND (OLD PARTY! CANYON-OF ARIZONA tha public address announcer and asked to be able to make a statement over the P A systems. Ha declared that ho was pleased to be able to congratulate the four members o f the boys relay team o f the Seminole Swim Association for their honesty and Integrity in declar­ ing their fault voluntarily. He made this announcement publicly, and said he felt proud to be associated in an event where such as this had taken lace. He congratulated the memera o f the Sanford team and the spectators gave the local boys a standing ovation. Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith, a Sanford physician, who informed The Herald o f this Incident, said that this hon­ orable, moral and courageous act left a greater impression upon him, his w ife and their children — who are members'of tho Seminole Swim As­ sociation — than any words could convey. The Herald joins the Smith family in expressing all o f Seminole Coun­ ty ’s pride In the fact that there are young people such ns theso four boys in our community. Finally, let it not be forgotten that not only tha four lads should be con­ gratulated, but also their parents. Without the proper type o f training and guidance it Is likely that this story never would have been told. Phil Newsom Soys Dr. Francois Duvalitr took his oath o f offlcs sa lifetime president o f Haiti this week to the best o f voodoo bongo drums, and It ho cast n sar­ donic ays In the direction of Washington there was reason for It. Since May e f 1901, stopping only short o f armed Interven­ tion, tha United States hss missed fe w opportunities to esprvss its displeasure with Duvaller's anti democratic re­ gime. By Its silence, tho United Rtates this week gave tacit recognition to reality. In the rain-soaked streets of Port Au Prince, Haiti's capi­ tal, dancers performed to tho music o f flutes and tho junfla drums In officially pro­ claimed ‘‘popular rejoicing." ~ Situatad on larg* Individually Undacaptd lota Faaturaa include central heat and air conditioning TW O N E W HOMES NOW COMPLETE M ODERN KITCHENS B Y • krkralA ilic tr ic Shosunaksm CONSTRUCTION COM PANY Custom Building Our Specialty OCflat H l V . I H i l t 122-1101 ■alto Office 822-7496 STENSTROM R E A LT Y ■A LE S A G E N T S �J ' ITIir Troubleshooter Johnson Takes , Over In Saigon w % % #attTnr15 ¥rrn!S June 20, 196-1 — Papre f> Hospital Notes JUNE 21, 1KI Admissions SAIGON', Viet Nam ( U P h Troublcshootcr U. A l e x i a Joimnon went to work today a i No. 2 man in America's most crurlal diplomatic post: South Viet Nam. Johnson, the new U. S. dep. uty ambassador, promised on arrival Sunday that he and the new ambassador. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, will de­ vote their “ total energies" to saving South Viet Nam from Communist rule. Johnson, 53, the top-ranking rareer man in the State De­ partment, is a veteran at lace-to-face dealings with the Communists. lie is a form er ambassador to Czechoslovakia and he op­ ened the unofficial ambassa­ dorial-level talks with the Chinese Communists in 1355 that are continuing today. Ilis chief, Taylor, who was chairman of the U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, will arrive later. Johnsnn came here hours hefore the departure of U. S. Ambassador Henry Cahot Lodge. Cynthia Alston, Robin L. and Martha A. Nichols, all of Sanford; Theodore Ehring, Murray Gilbert, DcBary, Discharges Kevin Mcricle, Arnold Ma­ son, Bobby Darlene Mason, Hen Jacobs, Velma Madison, William Gorton and Judith Lindquist and baby boy, all of Sanford; Adelaide Conte, Violetle Reeder, Dora Zavinski. DeBary; Jay Frank Saucer, Oviedo; Palncia Johnson and baby boy, Casselberry; Olga Johnson, Brookline, Mass.; Nellie Jackflutt, Geneva. Marshall, Lynn Ann Hahn. Zara Davis, Kevin Mericlc, Irving Pryor, Flossie Wobh, Bobby Darlene Mason, Arn­ old Mason, Joe T. Collins. June Jones and Lillie Mc­ Cloud, all of Sanford; Jay Frank Saucer, Oviedo. Births Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jones of Sanford, a Baby Girl. Discharges Walter Stoudenmire Sr., Florence Muniiar, Conda Sam­ C u lifom ia has 41 moun­ pson, Steven Michael Jone*. tain* which tow er 10,000 fe e t Mildred Gilbert, Ross Cal­ or higher. houn. Diana Boston and Doro­ thy Sclph and baby boy, all of Sanford; Murray Gilbert, Neil .MacDougall, Doltnry; Anna Nelson, Cecilia Turner and baby girl, Dorothy Haya and baby boy, Lake Mary; Leslie G IV E YOU11 HOME Foster, Orlando. T H E B R IG H T LOOK JUNE 27. HMSI Ph. 322-8613 Admissions Ben Hillery, Johnny Green. Daisy Henderson, Lucian Vaugh. Michael Warren, Tom ­ my Lee Brinson, l^roy Hodge, 2617 S. French Walter H. Fore, Leo Gaebcle SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BONELESS ROUND STEA K PA IN TS Factory PaintOutlet Legal Notice In llie Court ot tS# i'niinlj JuilKP, *«-mlliitlf- Cuunll, l ‘lnrIttn. In I'rolinlr. In r f i i:*lnir nf C o m m o i i 'S e n s e : K U IZABKTH ST IK H LK R D.cea.eit. Flat floors, w id e doors, foam seats, padded d ash ^ —for lu x u r y , comfort Tn All Creditor* nml l‘» r « » " » llnilnu Clnlnm nr Ilrinni.il. Aunln.l Sslil K »llllfi You »nd rnch o f you * r » fierrti)’ notified and required to present ony eta Ims sod de­ mand* which you. or either of you, nitty have ssnlnst the m a t e o f Rllxwbcth rtlehler. drcsnsfil. l.ito of sold t!"unty, to the County Juilito of Snnliir.le County, Flurld*. *1 hts o ffic e In the court house .if sold County at Sanford. F lo r­ ida, wthln six calendar months from the time o f the first pub­ lication o f this notice Two istples o f each claim or de­ mand shall be In wrltlOK. and • hall slate the plac* o f resi­ dence and post o ffic e address o f the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, niieiit, attorney und accom­ panied by a fllln * fee o f one dollar and such claim or de­ mand not so filed shall be void Caroline K. Stlehler Stull As admlntetrator o f Hit Fslate of Klliabeth Bllehler, Deceitaed Mrs. i arollne K. 7.ull ■nl* S’ , urlnndo Ave. Maitland, Florida ! 'itbitsh June : ) * July (, 11, :o. Swift's Premium Cooked or Baked S lit e d H a m P IL L S B U R Y Til. hr.ulhf.l hi udfl.it.f 6 o s. S W E E T O R B U T T ER M ILK The luAnj loom al * Slud.bjktf hltluiury Intuits and spact )Du d tipect lo find enl, in laffir and mot* aiptntiv pkg. BISCUITS 59. H U N T 'S T A N G Y S tu d e b ake r T H I C 0 M M 0 N -8 E N 8 I CAR is m L IM IT 4 P E R C U S T O M E R WITH P U R C H A S E S OF $ 3 .0 0 OR MORE )J » flair;/ s p e cia l* i Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese 2 LS 2 5 * r.Jrt ^tO n * el SludtbtVer't 31 Common-Sense feature* you gel al ne eilra coal. So* youi d*al*«. PRICES EFFEC TIV E MON. AND TUES. JU N E 29, 30. 1964 • fro z e n fo o d * • TOM ATO Chef's Deliclowe CATSUP Frozen Waffles 10 OK. pkg. C 'D A -lll 19 Stouffer'e Turkey Tetrazzini FO R E X P E R T CAR S E R V I C E . . . D R I V E TO 12 OK., T ire s to n e * July 4th Special PLANNING A TRIPT If your present tires aro In good shape, make sura they stay that way... drive in today for our W H EEL BALANCE and BRAKE SPECJALI pkg. fO O W W .Y T S fO O )J Green Stamps e * **• r.iipj. m4 Nid w . eii L IM IT 2 P L R C U S T O M E R WITH P U R C H A S E S OF $ 3 .0 0 OR M O RE Corned Beef............. 'i0'' 39* Jfli Oraan Stamps Lykee Conned , ' k .7 1 F t * O f ll* .T .f lk r e ,, a lia 98c Vienna Sausage.........4 15* fftp«r«a T um.( June >•. IM S M M M 4*.m For Bobiae i Sweet Corn 1 0 ear* 5 9 * Swift's Meats........ 3 2. 79* Kraft'a With Chaae* Jnl Oraan Stamps § Here's what we do: r ittl. — ✓ R e p a c k fr o n t w heel bearings A rt American Car ✓ B a la n c e b o th fr o n t wheels W ith Moot Sauce Kraft's Spaghetti.....49* gOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOfl Jyf Oraan Stamps: BATTRftT PAILURll ARB RXPINSIVai Famous Make Avoid ooetly towing chargee and emergency battery irchtM*. Let our expert* it your bettery before you BATTERIES As Low A s ... fi restone DaLni Champion NEW TREADS ON SOUND IRC BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES ■TREAD* r * at* »* H - *4 * * 4 u . d $ mf mi 8 8 s-voit Exchange ~bwr fo rm e r—^ — ^ BORDEN'S IN ST A N T CO FFEE 5 o k . |or 83c flip !fob Tuee-* Jump Oraan Stampa e l* *1* mo m mi *** * * * *8 NOW 4 PON SA LA D A T EA BAGS 41 ct. pkg. 57c *0 0 8 8 (tap^ras Tu—-. June M, 1H41 Q.O.P.PPQP.mOgPQflflM 11«« and 4 *ra * e ■ Other ^ fire$fone “ F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Tire, B r a k e a n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s w it h P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t 1st St. & French, Sanford “"Sit IN N W iK T W I J fU flT S.20-13| *90-1 S| &40-1SI 6.70-1917.00-1415.80-1516.40-11 S S O -u l 6-OO-IN MG-!*!7J00-13^ 7J 0 - » | 8.M-1S| flJO-13 ! (IMmOiMOllMO 1 % t 3BO W H I T E W A L L S o r B la c k w e lls **? * A n y S I x T u s t s d • Pizza M ix................’’S r 49* Parts eilra N needed ✓ In s p e c t y o u r tires S <=*> LIQ U ID TR EN D D ETERG EN T 21 o s. tit * 49« — =* (tifirss Tu»-. June 14, ItM ✓ A tfju a t h ra k e s — a ll 4 w heels HA,LVPh.322-0244 JM Oraan Stampa M oiolo Com Oil Margarine 1 lb. ctn. 39c 1 Itilirii Tuee.* Juno 1L IMS j 9 A. AL TO 9 P. AL WHERE SEAIINOLE PLAZA SHOPPING IS H W Y. 17-92 & SB 436 A CASSELBERRY, FLA. PLEASURE flPmMgWQQMP S a v e 21# Tender Yellow Florida Swift's Pramlum iw m r a n M ★ d o w n p ro d u c e la n e m m m ssm m s ilA S M ★ Olive Oil f l aptrue T »*it June IS. t**4i mT ★ Famptlce NESTEA IN ST A N T TEA 3 os. jar $1.29 ■lack ★ 69* M o r e i n ’6 4 G r e e n S ta m p * �VJrt EanforS Vrralb P«K e 6— June 29, 1964 About Sports Elks-Shrine, Navy-Hunt Open City Playoffs Tonight Harris To Meet Senkarik; Game Af Ff. Mellon Thinking Junior League Out Loud Series Set For City Stadium Bjr Julian 8l*natrom Tha Monday wash! • • • John “ Chris” Patrick, formcr athletictrainer at Fur­ man University has been re­ tained to serve aa a full time assistant trainer at Florida Slate University. • • • It’a now official that Tiny Lund o f Cross, 8.C., end Paul Goldsmith o f Munster, Ind., are entries In tho sixth an­ nual running o f the "F ire­ cracker 400" at Daytona In­ ternational Speedway o f July 4th. Doth will be driving '64 Plymouths sponsored by RonSun Chrysier-Plymouth of Sanford. • • • By the way. Speedway officials are anticipating a crowd o f 45,000 to fill the atande and the Infield when the Firecracker gets under way at 10 a.m. on the Fourth, • e e A national campaign to wipe out a major cause o f boating neddents has been launched by the Outboard Doming Club o f America. Called Operation Iloat Capac­ ity, the drive le deelgned to combat overloading o f pie**nre craft by posting capacity tags on boats which do not bear them. Improper loading la considered a major factor In boat accldenta primarily berauee ths boat owner or operator does not know the capacity o f his craft. • • • Remembered In Mlaalaalpp! aa a standout defensive back, Florida'# new assistant football coach, Billy Klnard, Is the alsth-leedIng peso receiver In Rebel gridiron htalory. • :w • • John OrdIJan, heed coach o f tho Orlando Ilrnncos, has announced the signing o f e star-studded roster of play­ ers for tho 1004 Southern Football League campaign which opens Aug. 1, at the Tangerine Jlowl, when Orlan­ do tangles with Tuscaloosa, Apparently the Broncos will operate as n non-profit organ­ isation Ibis year since It has been announced that nil pro­ fits will go to Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital. • • • Pat Lary, non-profession­ al publicist — hut neverthe­ less a good one — for the Senior Men's Golf Associa­ tion at Mid-Florida Coun­ try Club, calls In to nay that the group has suspend­ ed operations until Oct. 1st. "This weather Is too hot for 18 hole* for aomo o f us," opines I'st, "Then, too, we've got a bunch on vaca­ tions — short ones and long ones, carat Inns, that Is," he continues. •‘ We'll get under way again about Oct. 1." • • • Local youngsters Interested In learning some o f the finer polnte o f baiketball might ilke to know that the annual rage school conducted nt Stetson University by Hsttsr roach Glon Wilks will be held July 20-25 et Deband, Boys between the ages o f 12 through 18 will he accepted. The program consists of In­ dividual Instruction, offensive and defensive, tesm and lea­ gue play. You can grt more information by writing to Wilkea at Stetson. The sport o f boating eost Americans nearly |2.6 billion during 1003. L.f'qal N otice Stnllre •> ••■Mir llrarlsa N oth * Is hereby k Ivrn, Iluard o f « onntjr Commlsslonsrs of Hemlnnts Cnuntjr. Klorlil*. will hear an spues! asalnst Ths itsrtelon of The K-rnloots County y.ii nlns C'linmlaaton denying reroininendlns III* reaonlng of the follow ing described prop trty from A-1 Agrlrulturs unit It - 1A A Iteolilsm Ul To CM rom n icrd slt l,<ita 1 and 4, tllork A, Trim Arret Subdlvlelan. I’ . II. IS. I’g. I I. Vurthsr described as the southwest corner o f SI. lid. t i l and liter t.-ike lload. t'ubtlc hearing wilt b t held In ths hetnlnols County Court llouee, Sanford. Klortds. In tbs < uunty commlaslonsrs lloom, .,n July II, lis t at tS;0S A. M. nr sa soon thereafter as poss­ ible. Hoard o f County Com* mlsslontrs rsm lnols County, Florida Ily James P. Avery, Jr, Chairman Attest Jr. / Arthur rutyiah June IS, U K . CDA-1SI Dtckwlth, Tha City's Little League championship will be decid­ ed thia week when the Navy, champions o f the City Recre­ ation Departments Little American League tangle In a best two-out-of-three series with the Little National Lea­ gue's titlsholdera. The Hunt Llncotn-Mcrcury Comets. The first contest of tha ■erles Is scheduled to get un­ der way thla evening at Fort Mellon Park. Game time le eat fo r 7:80 p.m. Jim Jernigam), director o f the City Recreation Depart­ ment, will make appropriate league eweide to N a ry and Hunts, and their respective players, during pre-game fes­ tivities slated Just prior to tonight's opensr. The Comets are expected to send ace flre-batler. Skip Senkarlk, to tha hill to op­ pose the Navy's Scott Har­ ris. Senkarlk sports an un­ blemished record o f 10 wins agalnat no setbacks while Harris bee poetad a record o f eeven wine against a Iona loss. It very well could be the old story o f ths best offense clashing with ths best de­ fense. Hunt has tallied over 100 more rune than Its opposi­ tion during the current season. They scored 174 times against 72 for thslr oppon­ ents. The Bailors, however, averaged 18 rune per tilt, limited IU opponcnU to en topi In both loopi. Hunt has leaguue play. Rufus will protope In both leagues). I t re­ mains to be seen whet the N avy’s power hitlers will do against the hurling o f Senkurik. N avy’s W elt Jordan end Fredle Turman each have clouted seven homer* and An­ dy Uufui haa six to his cred­ it. Jordan and Turman are clubbing tho ball at a .615 clip whiU Rufus hit at the amaslng pace o f .662. Navy haa ono o f the best hurling corps In either of the Little Leagues. Rufus has posted a record o f five and one, Harris he* hie eeven end one, Ray MilWood w ai three and one end Jordan w ai four end two In league play. Rufus will pro­ bably get the pitching choree assigned to him for Tuesday’s game. Hunt ha* both the league ■ top hitter and top hurler In Senkarik. He's also the top home run producer with It). Steve Hitchcock (5-3) will probably start for the Comet* Tuesday evening. Another big hitter Is Uubba Park with a ,810. A third gams, If nectsssry, Is scheduled for Thursday night. Th# public Is Invited by the City Usersatlon Depart­ ment lu attend. Junior League Result* Friday CPO at Elks, ppd., rain FINAL STANDINGS Shrine CPO Rotary Elks Klwanla Lake Mary Civltan 10 • • T 3 3 S 3 3 4 4 3 0 10 Legal Notice MCQAL a O T IC * "N olle* Is hereby given that thet on Tuesday, the eleventh day o f Ausuat, l i l t , at ton o'clock In th* rtroaoon, a hearing w ill be conducted by a Hearing Offt'-or for tha Ftderel Home Loan Hank Board In Butt* 41* (U t t a r Carrier* Building), IS* Indian* A ve­ nue, N. W , Weehtngtoa, D. C., upon the sppllcattoa o f the First Federal Bovinas and Loan AeeoolaUun of B*mlnole Coun ty, Hanford. Florida, for permission to eatabtlah a branch office In. or In the Immediate vicinity of. th* Banford Bhop ping C .n l.r, located at th* In Irreerllon of lllsh w a y 17-SI end Onoro Avenue. Hemlnol* County, Florida. Notice of Inl*nikm to appear and specific objections to th* application should b* Mled with lha Fed­ eral Homo Loan Bank Uoerd at leaet t* daya before th* dal* o f the hearing. I f no no­ lle* o f Intention to appear ha* Peon received by ths Fodoral Homo Loan Dank Board at toast I I days befor* th* date o f th* hearing, th* hearing w ill be dispensed with. Any Inter­ ested person may appear tn person or by attorney and sub­ mit any avldeno* at suck bear­ ing partlnaal to tk* questions at Issue, or. t* lieu o f aueh ap­ pearance, ovldene* may b* oubmilted la writing. F irst FeBoral Bavins* an* Leas Ae*ocla< tloa o f geminate County, gasford. Florida. Publish Jua# 11, t i l l . CD A-111 Legion Loses To Eusfis But Whips DeLand The stage !■ set fo r n best two-out-of-thre# I k m pair of weekend contests — Recreation B A A losing a heartbreakcr to EusUs Friday night by n score ths second half title holder* — of 2 to 1 and bouncing back to cop an 8 to 1 decision Satur­ series day night at DeLand. opens at 7:30 The tilt tonight when the two clubs \ LIM ITS IN BASS were brought home Inst Snturday by Hubert Rny, left, and H. It. Spencer, both o f Oviedo, from a fishing trip in Puzzle Lnke on the St. Johns River. (Herald Photo) Giants Shutout Dodgers, 1 -0 , To Climb Back Into N L Lead It gave tho Giants a iw crr -ner then dropped the 10- American League National League at Eustis square o ff against inch other was an extra at Sanford’s Memorial Stadi­ um. The Shrine will take an overall record o f 17 wine and seven losses in ths affair while the Elks sport a sea­ sons! mark of 16 wins and seven losses. The Shrlncrs are expected to send Ron Dudley to the hill tonight and he will pro­ bably oppose Gary Maples or Chris Aker*. Dudley has a mound record o f five win* and ono loss while Maples' record Is seven victories agalnat three losses and Aker's mark Is four triumphs again­ st three setbacks. The Shrine will have in Its line-up all stars Steve Leach, Dudley, Billy Graccy and Mike Long. Dudley is the club’s top plnteman, winding up ths regular season's play with an even .400 mark. He also had th* leagut's only home run o f th* season. Lsach — who will probably get the mound assignment for the 8hrlne Tuesday eve­ ning — le seven and one on tha hill and .313 at th* plate. The Shrine w ill depend greatly upon the hitting o f Lefty Oxford — a firat baseman — who Is cracking the pill at a neat .314, The Elks,, mssnwhlle, can count on Aker# — holder o f one of the loop’# top betting averages — ■ *476 hitter, Bil­ ly Miller is hitting .362 end Don Nicholas has n .333 aver­ a g e Akers and Nicholes ere represents Uvee from theElke to tha league's all star nine. With the firs t two tilt* slated tonight and Tueedny, a third game — If n ecessarywill be played Thursday night, also at the Stadium In nil cases games will begin at 7:30 p.m. Sanford scored o f their four-gsmo set wit. U P ! Sports Writer mlng second game, 4-1; MilTh* San Franclseo Giants the world champ*. nuke* ewept the New York Tha Philadelphia Phlllic Icti, 7-6, 0-0, and Cincinnati are hack in first place today, split a douhkhrndcr with th ipplcd Pittsburgh twice, 0 2, thanks to a sore-armed pitch­ St. touts Cardinals, wlnnln er who cast his lot with the 5-0 then dropping nn 8-2 de­ -5. American League results best bullpen staff In th* N a­ cision In the nightcap. juml Baltimore whipping tional League. In Other National Leagui •Veshlngton 0-4; B oston The pitcher 1* lefthander action, the Chicago Cubs weeping Cleveland 8-5 end Billy O'Dell, who recently heat Houston 10-2 In tho op!-3; Kansas City tapping Los shuffled o ff ths Giants' re­ \ngelce, 4-0j the N ew York lief corps after encountering Yankees splitting with De­ arm miseries. troit, winning tha opener, B-6, In his Inst three rescue e f­ then losing, 4-3; end Minne­ forts, O'Dell has regietered sota stopping Chicago, 0-3. one win and two saves, In­ cluding a spectacular ninthInning Job Sunday when ho retired three consecutive L oi Angeles Dodgsr batters with The Locomotive Engineers the besee loaded to preserva a 1-0 victory fo r rookie sen­ closed out the 1064 Little N a­ sation Ron Herbal end boost tional League season Satur­ Baltimore 43 33 .643 tha Giants Into first pines day with a 6 to 3 victory over New York 40 23 .563 4 First Fcderat and wound up for th* first time in two Chicago 87 20 .861 6 the year Just a game and a weeks. Minnesota 38 34 .528 8 half behind the champion Boston 33 37 .484 11 Hunt Lincotn-Mercury nine. Cleveland 33 35 .483 11 Bill Schmidt took credit for to e Ang 13 39 .473 13 the Engineers’ win, hie fourth Detroit S3 36 .471 IS of the scasofa against two San Fran. 44 27 .620 Wash. 19 43 .302 18 losses. The Engineers finish­ P h lli, 42 26 .618 14 Kan. City 28 44 .389 18 ed liic campaign with a rec­ Pllta. 38 31 .551 5 Halurday’ s Results ord of 17 games won and sev­ Clim. 37 33 .520 614 New York 3 Detroit 4 en losses. Chicago 34 33 .507 » Baltimore 3 Washington 1 Another loop tilt, scheduled St. Louis 30 30 .500 814 Cleveland 4 Boston 2 between Standard Oil and Milwaukee 34 37 .470 10 Minnesota 3 Chicago 3 Hunt's, was cancelled be­ Kansas City 2 to e Angeles 1 Houston 34 30 .400 11 cause of rain and wet Los Ang. 33 38 .485 II Sunday's Result# New York 21 53 .28225)4 grounds. As a result of the Boston ■ Cleveland 3, 1st washed out affair, tha Oilers Boston 4 Cleveland 3, 2nd Saturday's Result* completed the 1064 season Now York I Detroit 6, let Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 Results Saturday San Francisco 0 t o * Angeles 1 without a alnglc victory in 23 Detroit 6 New York 5, hid Sanford Atlantic 13 Nevy 11 starts. Si. Louis 9 Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Navy 013 403—11 12 3 Chicago 2 Houston 1 Minnesota 0 Chicago 3 Sanf. Atl. 037 I2x-13 « 3 Milwaukee 9 New York 6 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 0 W P - Mike Rudd (3-3), L P Kunriay'a Results Tuesday's G aaee Wslier Jordan (4-3), 11R— An­ Sen Francisco 1 I*os Angelos 0 Chicago et Cleveland, (N ) dy Rufus, Navy, 6th of the Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 2 , 1st Results: Friday or Saturday Detroit at Washington, (N ) year; Scott Harris, Navy, 3rd Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 5, 2nd No Gimea Scheduled Minnesota at Baltimore o f the year; Fredle Turm in, STANDINGS (Second H alf) Kansas City at Boston Chicago 10 Houston 2, 1st Navy, Tth of th* year Houston 4 Chicago 1, 2nd Klngswood 0 t o * Angeles at N ew York, 3, Final Standings 6 3 Philadelphia 5 St. Lout* o. 1st tong wood (T -N ) Navy l* * 6 3 St. touts • Philadelphia 2, 2nd McRaney Fla. State Bk 13 It 3 4 Milwaukee 1 Ne w York 0, 1st Fla, Stale Georges 12 » 5 4 Milwaukee 0 New York 0, 2nd llobbl Pert. Dairy • 1* Tuesday's Games I 7 Chase Sanf. Atlantic T IT 3 1 Cincinnati at Chicago Wilson Maler Results Sunday Gem * Monday Milwaukee at St. I xhiIs 1 8 Ft. Lauderdale 2, Miami 0 U S D Playoffs (best 2 out o f 3) Philadelphia at Houston, night Game* Monday St. Petersburg 0, Sarasota 8 Nevy at Hunt Lin-Mcr 7:30 New York at San Francisco McRaney at tongwood, 7:30 Orlando at Daytona, ppd., rain p. m. Only games scheduled Chase at Klngwood, 3:45 Tampa at Lakeland, ppd., rain (P L Mellon Park) Games Tuesday Fla. State at USO, 1:30 Robhs at Wilson M eier, 1:43 (Games at Ft. Mellon Park) • Results Saturday (N o Games after Tuesday un Loco. Engra, • let Federal 5 til July 6th) Engra. 021 210-6 8 1st Fed. 010 202—5 6 W P - Bill Schmidt (4-2), LP —A1 Grooms (1-6) SINCE 1947 FINAL STANDINGS Result! Friday 18 5 Rebels vs Chiefs, ppd, rain Hunt Lln-Mer. IT 7 Yanks v* Cube, ppd., rain toco. Engra. 13 M Results Saturday Chase NOW OFFERS 11 13 Chief! 18 Rebel* 1 let Federal Stand. Oil 0 23 Yanks 10 Cubs 3 CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE Gama Monday STANDINGS Playoffs (best 3 out of 3) Chiefs 4 AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS Navy at Hunt 7:30 p. tn. Panthers 3 (Ft. Mellon Park) Tlgera 3 Yanks 32 Rebels 1 Cubs • AND Garnet Moodsy Iw dsy’i Results Tiger* va Panthers Chattanooga I Asheville 1 (a t Ft. Mellon Little League Charlotte 15 Knoxville 3 Field, 4:30) Macon T Lynchburg 6 Yanka vs Cubs (a t Ft. Mellon Softball Field, 4:30) Birmingham 3 Columbus t Engineers Edge First Federal In Loop Finale a and The L ’ t p split Boys Junior the Elk* — the Shrine. w* H.Sm k,k r x By GEORGE C. LANG FO RD ions o f the City tongue — tmM o Post 19'i American Legion be­ junior baseball nine Department's L <yl \ 1| series tween the first half champ­ Little American Friday inning affair. tta one and only run In the fop half of the first Inning when Rick Golloher tripled on the initial pitch IIAIIH A lt A COOPER C LACK o f tho Cypress Guldens Ski Team mntlo a denn sweep o f the re­ cent Florida State Open Water Ski Champion* ships. In doing so, she broke two existing Na­ tional records. The first record was in Womens trick competition, where she compiled over 2800 points for a new National record. The second was when she became the first woman to jump 100 feet, hrenking her old National record by 4 feet. She also won the Womens slalom event. Bankers Only Team To W hip N a vy Twice The Bankers of Sanford At­ lantic emerged as the only team In the City Recreation Department Little American League to whip the champion­ ship N avy nine twice during the regular season. The Banker* posted their second win over tho Sailors Saturday morning when they racked up a 13 to 11 victory. Sanford Atlantic was down 3 to 4 in the last half of the third when they pushed over seven runs to hand the Nevy Its fifth loss of the yeer. Mike Rudd wee the winning pitcher as the Bankers turned a In fine teem effort In the curtain closer. Fredle Andy Turman Rufus, and Scott Harris all hit for the distance for the championship Navy nine but their efforts for a victory over the Banker* did not prevail. of the ball gam*. Eustis retaliated with a single marker In the third frame. In the eighth a EusUs batter tripled and was tossed out a* ho tried to score on a subsequent single. With s runner on third, later In the inning, Donnie Smith— Sanford hurler — picked tho runner off third but the um­ pire called Smith's move a balk and waved the runner In with the deciding marker. " I t was a different story," Manager Frank Thomas said of Saturday night’s tilt in DeLand. Sanford picked up its eight runs on six hits while DeLand collected Ita on* marker on five safeties. Sanford receiver Billy Hig­ gins wss the big sUck fo r the locals, driving a 400-foot hom­ er out of Conrad Park for one of the longest homers hit In American Legion Junior baseb ill circles In many a yesr. Sires started for Sanford against EusUs but was reliev­ ed by Smith in the sixth in* ning. Brooks did the catch­ ing and the locals played er­ rorless baseball. At DeLand, Smith went all the way with Higgins behind the plato and again Thomas' nlno fille d to mlscue. IS M IT T Y ’S SNAPPIN* T U R T L E 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD AH Sizes Self-Propelled RO TA RY MOWERS 8 A L K S ft SERVICE • There ere et least lOO.Otfl different species o f the but­ terfly, according to the En­ cyclopaedia Britannic*, PH . 323-2311 The Snnppin’ Turtle ia MORE MOWERI Men's League Florida Slate Little National Evolution PIO NEERING IN — Pee Wee League HOM E FOGGING SOUTHERN Southern League CHEMICALS, INC. SPRAYIN6 R EASO NABLE JOB RATES SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS LO W M O N T H LY SERVICE COST Household Sprays Swimming Pool And Sprayers Chemicals The wortd-femous army 'Jeep' vehicle started It aV. Then cam* the evolutionary changes. Sensible changes, like more ground clearance. Stronger suspension. Weather proof tops. Fun changes. Like pink and whlta striped upholstery. Fringed aurrey tops. Lively colors. A sports reed star. A station wagon — rugged, durable, designed for work and play. Than came the 'Jeep' Wegoneer. A revolution! The Wegoneer le so revolutionary, It's hard to recognize your old 'Jeep' friend. It's a station wagon. Ana a looker I You'll be stunned. Slide Into that luxurlou* Interior. Beautiful. Comfortable. Visibility unlimited I Turn the Ignition key. You've got m — cam engine purring for you. The only one In American production car. Try thet ' The brakes. Power again.* The t automatic.* Feel that ride. Pure tunny. _ And the 'J«*P' heart and «Mt ere m there Pufl one simpto (svsr and you're In ’Jeep’ »wheM "Drivepower/t Then t t W s handy i M that can keepyou down. . . hardly a mud hole thet can bog you down. In feet, there's scarcely any driving situation that can get you down. You're free to ge anywhere with th* traction to pul you thret*h to u m m m # M f c a m r o m A n o N • • * * « » 1 T D R iV t P O W C A "\e W e g o n ee r station wagon's now. Improved and exclwslv* 4 -w h eol drtve ft too your 'Joop* dealer and txlwa FARRELL’S SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. * « l U P. M. C A L L 322-5492 II* B. FIRST SANFORD WR GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Revolution FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Secowd 61. Wee ‘Jeep* vehicle* i In action In I B OUTER USW m BUTT Buford, Florid* . • F- m. Chanel • �Longwood Prepares For Its Biggest Fourth Celebration Donation prizes valued al Layo reports that the fire­ Prites will be awarded to ing the Florida State FireC U od « Layo, chief o f th« works display alone will be the best appearing fire truck, men's Convention. First and more than (506 will be award­ Longwood Volunteer Fire De the most spectacular ever the most attractively decorat­ second runner-up will receive ed at regular intervals ed car and the most original trophica and corsages. partment and general chair seed io Seminole County and throughout the day and will Other attractions will in­ float as well as in a number man of the or gam ration'* will last more than an hour of other categories. 17-inch portable clude a greased pig contest include a fourth annual Fourth of July being set off as fast as three Finals of the Miss Flame with the winner keeping the television set and a bicycle. Fleet a, said today that thia men can operate. day-long activity contest, in formal evening pig If he esn catch it. As far Another ycar'a celebration promise* to Concession stands and food gowns, will be held at 4;30 as can be determined, last will be an auction with Rus­ be the biggest and best over. and drink booths for the p. m. Winner will receive a year's pig still is running. sell Grant, prominent Long­ event, held at ReKcr's Field rhinestone tiara, an engraved A greased pole contest also wood businessman, as auc­ west of Longwood on Sanlando trophy, ■ bouquet of roses is planned as well as 20 tioneer. Springs Drive (SR 436), will and s trip to Jacksonville next booths featuring games of Climaxing Ute entire threebe open to the public at 6 May to represent Seminole skill and delicious foods In­ day celebration will be the p. m. Thursday and Friday. County in the Miss Flame of cluding the firemen's famous gigantic and thrilling fire­ Contestants In the Miss Florida contest to be hekl dur­ fried chicken. works display. Flame of. Seminole County beauty contest will be judged in bathing auits Friday at 7 p. m. Points of competition Seminole County'* 5,262 will be based on poise, beauty peraoni who draw Social Se­ and personality. Judges will curity check* each month en­ be Richard Blinkcnbccklcr ol rich the economy by (317,094 Orlando, second vice presl dent of the Florida State Fire, a month and nearly (4 mil­ men's Association; Jtm Davis lion a year. of Ml. Dora, district six vice These fact* were revealed president and Mrs. Jim Smith, g\~ by Julius Clark, flsld rep repast president and current aentative o f the Social Secur­ vice president of tha Orlando ity Administration, speaking Auxiliary. to membera to the Jaycecs at Activities on Saturday will their noon luncheon meeting begin at 10 a. m. with a Thursday at the Civic Center. parade forming at Longwood Clark described the cate­ Elementary School. Individ­ gories o f persons who a n el­ uals and organisations wish­ igible fo r Social Security pay­ ing to psrtlcipata are asked ments including n g u la r re- to contact Layo as soon aa tlrement age, the disabled, possible or to report to him at widows, dependent children, the school no later than 0:30 a. m. on the day of the par and dependent parent*. 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUNNYLAND A t tha pnaent time there ade. Routes of march will be a n 10 million beneficiaries Pko. drawing (16 billion a year, from tha school on Orange 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY SIZE Avenue to Grant Street; from Clark aald. Street to Church "On# person out o f every Grant 14 Is now getting a monthly Street; from Church Street to social security check and by E. Lake Avenue; from E 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA. BRAND to Sanlando tha end o f 1064 it w ill be one Lake Avenue out o f every 10," Clark aald. Springs Drive ami on San­ lando Springs Drive to the The etate o f Florida re­ 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH CHOPPED Reiter Field fairgrounds. ceived about (2 billion a year The parade will be led by from tourism, Clark pointed the South Seminole Summer out, but noted that Social Se­ Recreation Band. 25 EXTRA STAMPS wllh ANY PALMETTO FARMS QUANTITY RIGHTS curity beneficiaries in the RESERVED state recelva a total o f (552,PRICES GOOD THRU Largest exhibition hall In 360,000, or better than half JUNE 30TH the U.S. la tha New York Col-' a billion dollan. 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND COTT. WINN-Blue ttoett. IN*. iieum, opened in 1056 at Co"A lm ost all o f thla money, (O M ai«H I-IIM York at least 09 per cent o f It, goes lumbue Circle, New right back Into circulation, City. as people on Social Security A M * W & M fW J [* * - . ■ Mta. N e i f — generally live on a tight budget and spend It on the XOTICB OF necessities o f life ," Clark F n n i:i'i.o s r tii; s u a pointed out. NOTICK la hereby "Ivan that II. "The maximum one person tha unitaralicnail Arthur Uerkwllh, Jr., Clark o f C ir­ can draw la |127 a month, cuit Court o f Seminole Coun­ with a maximum o f (254 fo r ty, Florida, w ilt ,nn the 14th Say o f July, l l f l , at 11:0# a widow and dependant chil­ o'aloek A. M. at the Front dren, While the benefits seem Door «,f tha fim ln n ]* County Court Houaa, Seminole Coun­ low, no taxes are paid on So­ ty, In tha city of Hanford, Kla;-. cial Security and no ona can 14a, n fftr for aala and a<JI at TOP VALU E STAM PS —, n-« i , ,wi MBMl— « , pubHc outcry to tha htehaat taka It away from you. R e­ end beat bidder for raah, tha o n i i-va. aiLMAk Fo* noa>tin* . . aoNiitea cipients are allowed to earn follow in g dcarrlheil property In Hemlnola County, Turkrny . . 1.99 up to (1,200 a year in addi­ situated Florida, to .w it: Oooo THRU Juki Soth tion into their benefits, and It Lnt 11, tllnrk A. WOODM IIIIK I'A IIK IN D UKAt ant emai eian ^ doesn’t matter how much oth­ Social Security Pay In County At $4 Million ®I|f Dnttlorh R rra lh Juno 29, 1964 — Congratulations! . . • to J U N E ’S B E A U T Y SHOP Pago 7 For Mrs. June Butner, Owner Lake Jessup Ave., Oviedo We are proud lo have been selected Property to provide the electrical renovation o f this Oviedo business. «#CA R R A W A Y ^Casualty O V IED O E L E C T R IC & RADIO McKIBBIN • Industrial 114 NORTH P A R K F A 2-0331 * Commercial CO. * Residential Oviedo Phone 365-3982 n s FREE MUSTARD k FRANKS—49v Boiled Ham * - -18 mka 100 Extra Stamps W HEN YOU B U Y W -D FRESHER W-D BRAND GROUND BEEF 5 LI. PKG. 4 0 IRADE SK 95 1 4F " A " QUICK FROZEN c u t -u p FRYERS 69* Tarnow Pizza Pie Brick Sausage Lb. 59* Sirloin Steaks «.«. 89* Prepared Salads LIM IT 3 WITH I (3 , FOOD ORDER *mw0 C heese. . 2ib.cup55‘ Legal Notice EXTRA STAMPS er money yen have In the bank or in Income, as tong as you don't work fo r It after you start drawing Social Securi­ ty ," Clark explained. Legal Notice H attra e f Fean* Hearts* Nolle* I* hereby alven, Board o f County Commlealonera o f Bamlnala County, FlorIda. will hear an appeal eralnat the dtrlelon of tha Seminole County Ermine Commlaalon danylna raoommandlna tha rainnlnx o f (ha foltowlna drecrlbtd property from it -1 Hngte Family Raildantlal to C-l Commercial: Tha N IS# ft o f Block H, Fern Terrace 8ubdlvlelon. Further deeerthed aa eouthaaet oornar* o f A Cl. Rn and (TITrlen Bead. Public hearln* will Ha held In lha Semlnnl* County Court Houae, Hanford, Florida, In tha County Cummleelonera Room, on July M, 1111 at 10:0* A . M. or aa toon thereafter aa peaa- P LA T , according to I'lat thereof recorded In I'lat Book IS, P a s t Tl, Public Record* of Hemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida; TOOKT1IKR W IT H tha follow in g per­ sonal property: W ealinghouae Refrigerator. Model Ita im i, Serial JIB IMS11; Waattnghouaa Built • In Itanx*. Model K TB IflX Serial VISSTtS, purauant to tha nummary Final Dacrae o f Forecloaura enterad In a rate pandlng In eatd Court, tha atyle o f which la RICHMOND H IL L HAVINflg BANK, a Naw Tork corporatloa. P lain tiff, TOP VALU E STAM PS WWW!*■» UWt MB PW4CMHm S -ri- II K ilR K R T I. HUTOIKBON and Dtd-OIIKH HUTCHESON, hit w ife, et at., Defendant*, end the c h a n c e r y which It 1SIIS. num ber 23 TO P VALUE STAM PS MINWJWNeiUKMie. Face in t h o f ic a n a OAAjpA* o ^ r juiv PUNCH mu juns both av amt annHanut ^ REG. 2/39J . . DIXIE DARLING HAMBURGER OR WIENER L IBBY'S FROZEN REG. OR PINK RCG. 20* . . DIXIE DARLING HAMBURGER OR WIENER REG. 3 ( ( . , DIXIE DARLING ANGEL FOOD F L A . SW EET CANTALOUPES TO P V A L U E— SMTt—A M PS —n, m m T *e * i* paaa. PaoitN MCKXNIII fPfCMLID Kufttarbaans • # « * Tn* u June _____ ar both awt worn eiaw ^ I (M A IL | 41-SIZI MEDIUM 34-SIZI JUMBO 27-SIZI . I ON ANY 6-BOTTLE I CARTON I SOFT I I DRINKS I ^^KR^AMILY, PLEASE ^ W IT H T H IS COUPON. L IM IT O N E H i ~ - ________^ ^ u— -iz n R S T . I When T im e b Important \ i Maxweli f i HOUSE T OUR MONEY SERVICE IS QUICK, AND IT S CONVENIENT, TOO PAN REDI FROZEN BREADED at W ITNESS my hnnd and the official it a l o f aald Court, thle 111h dap o f Juat, 1114. (S E A L) Arthur II. Reckwllh, Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, F lo r­ ida Ikle. By: M artha T. Vlhlen Board o f County ComDeputy Clerk mlialonara Seminole County, Florida Joeeph M. Fltaaerald By Jeraee F. Avery, Jr. Attorney for P la in tiff I I I Security Truat Building Chairman A lie n Arthur Beckwith, Miami II, Florida FRanklln 1-SSTI Jr. Pu bl Iah Juna II, t i ll . Fublleh Jua* II, ISM. CDA-lie CDA-1SI „and MONEY Ii Essential, SEE US! Treets ... %29* Shrimp. . 2 & ” 7’ Buns .. 2&291 Lemonade 9 c”; 99* Buns ... .“ 23/ Cake ... ,t29< CORN 10-“59* 1 I Plums . . 2 Lb, 39* 110 OFF W h ite A era F e a t *T AMI REG. 33g . . CRACKIN' GOOD CRACKERS SANTA ROSA SWEET. JU ICY RED THRIFTY MAID CABOT BRIQUETS CHARCOAL Save 30f . . 20-Lb. Bog CO TFt_te MAX. HOUSE INST. Tomato Jama COFFEE Save 10( . . 46-or. Con Save 36g . . 6-o«. Jor • ASTOR * FISCHER S LIGHT, DRY j KELLOGG'S j AMERICAN OIL j InsL Coffee ; BEER or ALE jCORH FLAKES I SARDIHES j Save 10* . .b - o t. Jar j Save 26 ( . . 6-Pock Save 8* . . B-oz. Pkg. {Save 4J6f . . No. Vi Cam 6 9 '119'189'! 6 9 '169 15' . . 5t Stock up for Coofc-OuW j Serve Chi lied for Brookloet J Limit I with (2.50 ord. or more | Compere Quality and Price j 12-ex. throw e*oy cone J Fort . . Easy. , Teify Breekfort Limit 1 at this lew price UAJtSRP G A C F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N . h im h 111 W i t Pin* Street........ ........................ T *L F A k fox2-3743 TheSmart Place To Go... For Good Things ToEat 4 2 1 N orth O ra n g e Avenue....................Telephone 424-3605 • ____ 401 Wm I Central lowlevord Telephone 423-4493 120 teel Cetewiet Drive...................Telephone 425-2641 t O A M I M A P I TO I t l l M W W O f A l l N I 4 I I T T O W N S Freach Av*. 9 25th. 4M B. First 8U F steello Ave. A 3rd Si, Highway 17412, Longwood �V6r BanTnrl pAgc 8— June 29, 1W4 YrrnTB Mr. And Mrs. A. Observe Golden Anniversary By Donna E it t i Mr. am] Mr*. J. A. BUtlinc o f Sanlando Springs Drive, Longwood, rclebralcd their (ioldrn Wedding Anniversary In the presence of a few close friends and relatives at their home Thursday, June 25. In addition they enjoyed a card shower received from their MU. AN D MRS. J. A. B IS T LIN E o f Longwood, observed their 50th wedding nnnivernury on Juno 25, with a few close friends at home. many friends throughout the county and Longwood area. Mr. Bistline was born In Germantown, Pa., hut has lived for 53 year* in Longwood where he met and mar­ ried his wife. lie was a mem. her o f the Seminole County School Board for 13 years and of the Longwood City Council for 20 years. lie has retired from raising squah for commercial pur* poses and now devotes his timo to his orange grove, ralsing silver Wyandotte ahow chickens and serving as an elder in the First Presbyter* Ian Church of Sanford. Mrs. Bistline is a rarity in the City of Longwood, having been bom and reared there. She is the only living charter member of the Longwood Ci­ vic Ijeague, Is a former PTA president and Is an alumna of Hollins College. Until recently her greatest hobby has been gardening. The couple advises that a long and good marriage de­ mands hard work, devotion to one another and patience. They have two sons, J. A. Bistline Jr. of Scotia, N . Y., and F. W. Bistline of Long­ wood, and ala grandchildren. Shower Fetes Mrs. Smithson By Evelyn Lundy Mra, Billie Smithson wai guest o f honor at a Stork Shower at the home o f Mrs. HUrlin Gallowuy Tuesday night. Guests were entertained by games and chatter. Ihinch, sandwiches arid po­ tato chips were served to the following guests: Mra. Fer­ rell A . Hyman, mother o f the guest o f honor, Mr*. Doro­ thy Smithson, her mother-inlaw, uIbo Mr*. Itirhurd Smithson, Misa Diane Aolin, Mi*s Jun Ueaslcy, Mr*. Van MeClung, Mra. W. It. Meek Jr. Mra, Arthur Iticliter. Miss Carol Beasley, Mias Jon Sut­ ton and Miss Bundy Peterson. Also Mrs, Foyo Shull, Mrs. Emily Morikl, Mrs. Ormnml Simmons Sr., Mrs. Ormond Klintnon* Jr., Mr*. Leonard Faulk Jr., Mrs. Larry Tanner. Also Mra. Larry Neeley, Mra. Wuyne Simmons, Mr*. Hurold Lyles, Mrs. Louise Boyle, Miss Jewel McClung, Mrs. Sarah Hickson, Mr*. Italph Neely, Mrs. Fern Rey­ nolds, Mrs. L. L. Faulk Sr., and Mrs. Harold Ilsmes. Hostesses fo r the parly were: Mrs. Starlln Galloway, Mrs. Bryant Hickson and Mra. Gena Hickson. Oviedo Womans Club Has Officer Installation Rites Following n delirious cover­ do Woman's Club, Honored Guest Of floral design rug, and small rug* compliment the large one* in every room. Mr*. Wesley Farmer, wife of Hie puhllstier o f the new weekly pniier, has finished many beautiful mgs. And Usl lull nut fargnttrn, Mr*. Adam Muller has made many rugs for her home In Long Island, N. Y . Her two grandsons, R o­ bert and Paul, sit nightly watching TV on a nig fash­ ioned from four wooden sol­ dier*. cannon and all and sav­ ers) Early American designmi rugs for hall, bedroom and living room. Baby Shower Mr*. Jamra Turner was hostess to a rerent pink and bluo *ltower at the Orange Aveuo home honoring Mrs. Terrunca Heldenreirh nnd her new son, with Mr*. Troy p|. land and Mra. R. J. Mnthleaon serving na ro-lio*tr**en, Thu hnnorrea received many lovely and useful gifts, and contests approppriate to the occasion wera enjoyed. Punrh and a bootee decor­ ated rake wera srrvrd to Mra. Frank D. Heldenreirh, mother-in-law o f the honorea from Milan, Ind* and the Mme*. Edward Knrgan, C. D. llltchroek, Hamid Wlldcman and Douglas Holes. Mr*. Ralph Hcdicnt, a for­ mer instnictnr on weaving nnd rug honking from New York State, ha* hand hooked rug* on display in her home in DcBary. Her daughter Bar­ bara is also an avid rug hook­ er. Mrs. Earl Innis has been hooking rugs and many other DcBary housewives have done Mr. and Mra. Jasper Cohen a rug or two. This old art of rug hooking is being revived have had as house guest, Mra. Cohen's nephew, Keith P. again in America. Hlianok, from Klarblehrad, Mass., recently. The Cohen’a reside on Gum St. in Baniando Springs Estates. South Seminole Personals Personals Kdwnrd Rupert and daught­ ers, Ada and Martiia o f Mont­ gomery, Ala., and Mr. and Mra. It. W. Kobcrg and chil­ dren, Bill and Gay o f Falla Church, Va, were recent house gueaU o f Mr. and Mra. C. E. Carlton during their stay in Sanford to attend the CarltonSmith wadding. was held as the final Board "Super-Right" Heavy Western Beef meeting o f the club year. Mr*. R. W . Estes, out-going president gave the devotional nnd Mr*. Lynn Hosier the newly elected president gave the opening prayer. A t tho close of the meet­ ing, Mr*. Estea handed over the gavel to Mrs. Moiler, who was congratulated by every­ one. Those preaent were: Mr*. Lynn Mosier, Mrs. R. W. Es­ tea, Mra. J. II. Staley, Mr*. Harold Barnes, Mra. B. F. Wheeler Jr., Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. J. R. Battle, Sirs. W. If. Martin, Mra. Em­ mett W alla and Sirs. John Lundy. By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Mr*. Edward Levy or Oakland Estate* recently returned from Hendersonville, North Carolina, where they attended the graduation of their son, Edward Jr., from Brevard Junior College In Brevard, North Carolina. Edward finished Ida courses last January and has been at­ tending Stetson University since then, hut had to return to Brevard fo r the formal Graduation exercises, While In their homo town o f Hendersonville, Mr. and Mra. Levy enjoyed visits with their many friends. Kdwnrd Jr. Is employed In Washington, D. C., for tho summer and will return to Stetson In the fall. Mrs. Fran Dane Hosts Shower For Mrs. Griffith ny Maryann Milan Mrs. W alt Griffith o f Forest City was honor guest o f a baity shower recently at tha home o f Mrs. Fran Dane on W. Lake Brantley Road with Mr*. Sue Bredford serving SB co-hostess. A beautiful arrangement of red rose* centered the aerving table nnd tha honoree re­ el ved nn assortment o f g ift* fo r tha new heir. Dellclou* refreshment* were served to the Mines. Betty Brannon, Lit Young, Grace Seclirest, Jo Brookovtr, Leo Cameron, Jean Klinger, Jin­ ny McClelland, Helen Mitch­ ell and Jsri Rigsby, C H U C K STEA K rio «e Trimmed Bone In NOTICE There’* no need of a long statement when our message is brief. So we’ll ju»t skip - - Camp Fire MRS. It. W. ESTES, left, outgoing president o f the Oviedo Woman’s Club, bands gavel over to new president, Mrs. Lynn Moslcr, at recent inHtallation o f officers ceremony. The Seminole Chapter OES Has Final Season Meeting Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of the Eastern Stur, held fta last meeting before vacation Thursday evening at tha Masonic Temple with 33 members and visitors present. given by several member*. The Ire cream, nuts and lec water served by Mrs. Loinhnrt and her committco were very refreshing on * hot Tha Robert Morris picnic night. will be held on the last Wed­ nesday of August at tho camp The girl with the limited of Mrs. L. E. Else*, Worthy clothes budget would be wise Mutron. Dr. Robert Morris, I d choose her clothe* In a as every Star knows, was the basic shade that will give founder o f tho Order. service and usa bold, bright Mrs. Jue Lelnhurt, District colors far accent touches. Chairman fo r the Eastern Star Muguxiue, called on the subscribers to tell what part The Largest o f the magaxlne they enjoyed Selection most or found most helpful. O f Sterling By the time ull hud rvportcd, tho mngnxinu had been thor­ Silver oughly covered. The Worthy Matron read tha names o f our ahut-ins In Hem. Co. nnd asked whether members Charms would be interested In pre­ senting them with subscrip­ tion* to the mngniina. T h e response was heartening and Immediate. Mrs. J. J. Nichol­ son, Mr*. W. E. Causey, Mr*. L. E. Estes, Miss Ann Muir, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Blackman each subscribed, so that all the shut-ins o f the Chapter will lie aide at home to keep up with the programs nf their own and other Chapter! in the State. Interesting r e p o r t * of Srhnola o f Instruction and O f­ ficial Visit* attended were CeMBtareial . . . Residential . . . Industrial W iring Marshmallows MARVEL ICE 25c Genesee Beer or Ale Genesee Beer Qt. Bottle 2/73c Special! Exrell Vnrtium Packed M IXED NUTS 11 oz. Can 69 S p e c ia l! June P a r k e r D e lic io u s PINEAPPLE Special! Jana Parkrr Crisp Potato PIES CHIPS 1-Lb. 8-oz. 49 1-Lb. Box A f each......... Save at A & P! Sultana PO B K & Plus Tax 2 S 55 39 BEANS Save at o u v v <u A a & P! Ann u i i n u n Page * u g v BARBECUE no 1-Pint 12-oz. Bottle SAUCE G ift* - Cards - Books 210 E. First St. Save at A & P! All Flavors Valley Gold FROZEN DRINKS LAR G E SW EE T V IN E R IPE Summer Dresses 2 0 to 4 0 % O F F SKIRTS N O W $3 ” & *4 ” 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-091S 12 Oz. 6 Pak 99c Reg. Values $4.68 • $8.98 Sid Vlhlen Randall Electric Company 45 J J )> Special! Vunilla, Chocolate or Strawberry Sizes 5-15 and fi-18, Some 2 Pieces down hero and ley “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, doea good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate Ite cuatomera.” Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ava. 32Z-IH23 322-8152 59 L fl. day, a brief business meeting CONSHU US FOR TOIIH SANFO RD FLO W E R SHOP (|tr. Pork Loin Sliced 2 to 3- Lb. Average Pkg. Wednes­ With Vacation Colorful Rug Collection PORK CHOPS ed dish luncheon at the Ovie­ Enjoy Graduation MBS. B IL L IE SMITHSON, left, win honorce of n recent stork nhower with Mrs. Gene Hickson, Mrs. Bryant Hickson and Mrs. Slurlin Calloway as co-hostesses. •‘Suprr-Richt’' We*tern By Evelyn Lundy Edward Levys Mrs. Rutledge Pray Shows Mrs. Heidenreich By Mra. Adam Muller Mrs. Rutledge P, Pray of DeRary has In her collection nf old hooked rug* which she brought lo Delia ry when she closed her home In Maine, nigs which were copied from old glass stained windows. One of her favorites I* done will: two hearts, which aim purchased years ago from s woman who said the small heart stood for her daughter lost In death and the larger heart, with a deep, dark streak running tiirnugb it, re­ called her husband's tragic death. Mrs. P rsy spent over *0 years collecting these nigs. Some of the more beautiful ones were screptrd by the Smithsonian Inslitule. T h e group of nigs brought to De­ nary alter the sale to the in­ stitute Include an early "Watdeboro" on a linen base and several Early Frost design*. Mrs. Pray tells how the homemakers in years past in New England used lu'avy lob­ ster pal twine, knitted on U rge needles, with bits of many colored woolen pieces resulting in most colorful and useful rugs, proving t h a t scraps of material need not be wasted. Mrs. Pray told this reporter that she traveled from town to town instructing the wom­ en in arts and crafti, and It was at Uirch Harbor, Me., that many o f these rug* wero made, proving that thrift often Is the mother of Inven­ tion. Ollier hookers In DcBary who have made lovely rugs are Mra. Henry Lasher, who did the "M arlborough" rug, a 54 Inch round rug in shades o f green and rust. Mra. Lash­ er has finished floral design rugs and several In geometric designs. H er pansy rug U brilliant In 1U coloring. M r». Robert Henderson has floors in (heir borne cov­ ered willi farr hooking. In her living room she bu beautiful Oriental! that she lavished plfnty of love and time do­ ing. In ber bedroom a lovely MR. A N D MRS. F R A N K PIETROP1NTO o f Grnnde Vistn, DcBary, cele­ brated their 37th wedding annlvcrnaury on Friday, June 19 with a quiet dinner at the DeBary Restaurant. One Lot of Shorts and Swim 3 «* $l°° PLUMS 2 lbs 45 LEMONS d o z 35 C A N TA LO U P ES RED R IPE S A N T A ROSA JUICY CALIFORNIA SWEET RED RIPE WATERMELONS EACH Suite — REDUCED H A TS - ' A PR ICE - JEW E LR Y dioivBA Fashions MM PARK DRIVE OPEN ALL DAY WED. P. M. AND PHI. NIGHTS y j* * Only M ilf Stamps . frf Fiat Qiftt Fattif anawnc > n o ne tea Prices In this ad are cowawr.' wc. ^ 5 u p e r 4*1■» i M a rk e ts -I*I*H»till I t 69 ^ ^ «°°d through Wednesday July 1. Pinecreat Shopping Center Hwy. 17-92 at 27th | �S ' ii ■ in •* (DsWi flbby • D E A R A B B Y i Our 12. ytar-old ton took our power lawn mower to h li aunt's houee, which l» near ui. Ho told her that her lawn needed c u t t i n g and he would be (la d to cut it. She aaked how much he rharged, and he said he wouldn't charge her anything. She told him to go ahead. (They hare cloee to one acre.) Juit aa he waa finishing, hia uncle came home and Diked our boy if he had been paid fo r the Job yet. lie aald he waan't charging anything. Then hla uncle FORCED two dollars on our aon. Thla evening, the w ife called me and said she thought it was pretty cheap o f our aon to accept the two dollars fo r a Job he agreed to do for nothing. Then she reminded me for tho fiftieth time o f all the clothes her son had out­ grown and she had given me fo r our son. U'hat do you make of this? How should It be handled? BURNED U P DEAR B U RNED : Auntie Is "p retty cheap.” And should she again offer you hand-me-downs, s u g g e a t that she make the Salra. tion Arm y o f Good W ill In­ dustries the objects o f her generosity. • • • D EAR A B B Y : Years ago my father was also faced I* DEAR L. S. If.: And theiein lies a moral: Never underestimate the power of corn. • • • DEAR A B B Y : Buck in 11*03 my mother thought up a good way to keep the neighbor's chickens out of our yard. She soaked bread crusts in Dud's corn liquor (much to his displeasure> and she scattered these crusts around our yard, where the chickens visted daily. The chickens came over as usual, ate their fill nnd promptly passed out just like humans all over NORTH ♦ J it VQ4 II ♦ A98 A Q I7 I Both vulnerable North 3 * 3* Pa i* Opening leed—(f 2. Exit Pas* Pan Pass heart with dummy's Jack of apailci. There is no point ruffing low and risking an overruff. Now’ declarer haa to go nfter tha club suit, but first Jh& LOomSm: Men experience much more •elf-esteem when Utey get en­ gaged than women do, accord­ ing to a recent atudy by Dr. Bruce Sklarew o f the George Washington University School e f Medicine. The men had better enjoy that feallng whila It lasts. For nevar again will the g irl on whose fin ger • young man puts an engagement ring work so hard to build him up ■a she does from the moment the decides she le going to marry him until the moment when he finally "persuades" her to be bla wife. H’e then that a girl really makes a man feel like a king. She listens to hie opinions with respect. She laughs at hia Jokes with delight. She assure* him that all o f his dreamt fo r the future are a sure thing, and makes him feel strong, handsome, daring, intelligent and witty. A t long last ha feels he hae found •omeona who understands him and appreciates hla unique­ ness as a person. So hs puts a ring on the girl's finger— and his self­ esteem hits a new and beauti­ ful high. Let him enjoy the feeling to tha utmost, for never again will the girl work quite eo hard to build up hie ego. Once that engagement ring feels secure and the wedding plana are set, the girl will •tart to relax n little. When • • • CONFIDE N T I A L TO “ DEDICATED P A R E N T S " IN S E A T T L E : I regret that you misunderstood my re­ ply to "Heartbreak.” I did not, and would not, advo­ cate automatic institution­ alising all mentally retard­ ed. Nor did I imply that all mentally retarded are "dan­ gerous." Of America’s 6H million retarded, only 210,000 are in institutions. Many are able to live happy, useful lives at home. Efforts are being ntnde to educate par­ ents o f retarded children as to the nnture o f retarda­ tion, how It differs from mental illness, how limited the life o f the retarded child will be. and how to help the child accept these limitations. I hope that par­ ents and neighbors o f re­ tarded children will write to the National Association for Retarded Children, 880 Park Avenue S., New York, for information concerning this vital problem. It is free. even more In building up his ego. bite will begin to see some little flaws In him that need correction. His humor won’t always striks her ns funny ns It once did. Soma o f his big ideas will suddenly seem to her like pipe dreams, and she will feel it her duty to en­ courage him to have a more realistic Idea o f the future. Inevitably hie seif - esteem lifted ao high fur a brief while, will settle down a bit. I’rrhaps that's a good thing. For In those rare cases where a w ife never lets up in her efforts to maks her huahnnd think he’s perfect, lie becomes pretty unbearable. Once a woman has built up a man's ego, she has to de­ flate it now and then to keep him from turning Into a stuffed shirt. Sports ! ( I ) W *s (h »r •til t i l Wsather (It 1:1* ( I ) tvaitsr Cronklts (II hit (») (Ii (1) T;IS (I* (I) III I IS t i l I IS ! » l (II 1:1* ( I I 1:11 I I I (I) 7:30-9:30 p m. NBC Monday ed by the crew only to find Night Movie. "The Wreck o( Cooper deliberately wrecking it. This leads to court where the Mary Deare" (color) (re ­ CsrtoBvni* the truth about the Mary Lamp* of t.esrnlns run) Gary Cooper and Chari­ Deare is brought out. Divorce Court ton Heston star in this 19S9 K xercli* 8:30 9: p. m. CBS. Vacation l(| I.JO (S) llu stlsr-B rlak tsr It) lU v . Uun W ill *11 ( ! ) Romp*- Room T ra vtl C l 0*1* Ntorm D ifsst | II •* (l> *sy w * * „ 2 »n * (tie r Theater ( d XIIk* W elter* New* Munjsy Nile 4t Th* 19.30 C t W ord tor Word Meets* ( d I L e ts Loor To Tell Th* Truth ( » l 1'rlro I* Ids lit Outer Limit* t t :oo c > Jeopardy . l e* Hot A S*er*l ( d Oei Th* M r-*** Waaon T r»ln tt-ss IS) Th* McCoys The I.ury Show 11:30 I d Mltslntr I.Ink* P»nnjr Thom »i I d 9*sls A tlP d rs Andy (lrK Ilth Show Hollywood sad th* TUESDAY P.'M. (Stars tl.ee ( f ) llr**klns Point I t 01 I I I l o t * or t.tr* ( 0 1 Kath-ir Know* R**t C t F lr»t lmpr***lon C IO (3 ) T «n n «**«* L .til* Ford Show tim e ( d s**r*k U r Towerrow 11:11 ( I ) Truth or Contstt IS quoncoo 11:11 I d O atsu s D I M ll:tt 1:0* I d n lrl Telk ( » i tl*e*mtirr Rtldo T U E S D A Y A M. C l N s» • 1:10 C> Hpocul— 1.1. 1:00 m niffii On 1:11 I d A t Th* World T o r ** • :!S i l l Hunshln* Almenao 10) Mid-Kl*. New* 1 : 1 0 t o Farm Report C ) Molonr* 1:30 (1) World Civilisation 1 1 49 ( 0 1 l.iirilm * 0:1* t i l Collta* e( th* Air 1:00 I d r** * * «r d t : . ( I I Today I I I Mr. Mes->o I I I Wak* t's St as le* t i l I d Art LInhPttsr t i l l ( I i Perns Marks! Its. I d Day In Court P *n I I I Th * Doctor* 1:00 1*1 To T* 11 Th* Truth I t ) I-orstls Touns In Mberrshl, Northern Rho­ I d <i*n*r*1 *ro,plt*1 desia. .10 per cent to 30 per 1:30 I d Th* Cda* or M sht I d Uaass Per A Das cent of the children in the ( I ) You Don't Mey I I I I d Douale* Kdwerds region known as the Valley of N*w* I t l l I d Secret Steri* the Blind die before reaching ( d T ra llm »»t»r the age o f ten. In addition to ( t ) Th * Metrh 0 *m * I I I ( I ) Vnrl* W ell blindness and hookwrnrm, ma­ (1) Iturne A Alisa 1:1# ( d Mavrrlrk laria I* widespread there, ac­ I d Cartoon* ( I ) R*at of Oronrh* cording to the Britannlca Book ( I . K e lt Hid*—W e il Sid* (* ) Mine Alon* with Stitch tei New* (• ) Nswslln* t i l Spoil* S'ln*t ( I ) T h **t«r of th* Star* ( l i Toalts Shew ( t ) Th* l.at* Show release ol the Hammond lnnes Playhouse. "Papa G l" Very enjoyable with a good balance nf romcaly and patha*. Dan Dailey is very good as an Army sergeant In Korea who is drawn to two Korean war orphans. When ho gets his orders to return home, he re­ luctantly* prepares a parting A S S IS T A N T PROFESSOR with the orphans. However NAM ED W IN T E R P A R K — Dr. W il- they don't give up that easily. linm G. Fletcher, a lending Knowing a married soldier authority on the Panama can take orphans back with Canal problem, has been nam­ him, tiie youngsters present ed Assistant Professor o f him with a choice from two Latin American Studies nt eligible Korean maidens. 8:30-10 p. m. ABC. Wagon Rollins College for the 19(U(15 nendemlc year, according Train. "Th e Blocker Story." to Rtdlins President Hugh F. (rerun) Joan lUondell plays McKean. Hi* will succeed Dr. Ms Uleeker, the head of a Charles J. Kolinski who hns gang of outlaws. Alisa lllnnJoined the faculty o f Florida- doll is a re vela ton as the misAtlantic Unlvcisity at llocn tressmlnd of tho great wagon train robbery. Raton. best-seller, ably assisted by •uch guest stars as Michael Redgrave, Emlyn Williams ami Alexander Knot. Heston plays a salvager wlio boards a ship sot afire and abandon- I.* * ** It T * Seminole T V COMET LIQUOR MART OF VALUES' AT DAYTO NA!] • —A. —e-n 8 8 ^ * -'U* ❖ Budget . . . Be II A Bottle . . . or Case IMMEDIATE DELIVERY• FAST CREDIT-EASY TERMSI Free Prompt Drlirery H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y , Inc. Tel. 322-0908 10, NO RTH PA LM E TTO AYR. Open 9 A. M.— I I Midnight J 1:1* III Nswtrnp* Id 9 9:30 p. m. CBS. The Dan­ fiddle to Deputy Barney (D o * TTvomas Show, (rerun) Knotts) aa Bumbling Barney Thla episode waa filmed in almost loses two Jailed thieved he's guarding when he mis­ Rome. Danny (Danny Thom­ takes two out-ofdown detoas) is weary of sightseeing tlvee as their accomplice*. No and doesn't even mind when a thanks to Barney, the thieves handsome Italian (Massimo stay jailed and their accom­ Serato) volunteer* to guide pli re# are captured. Knott’d Kathy (M arjorie land). Dan­ mood change# ge* the bag ny, however, filmed when Ka­ laugh* here. thy seem* taken by the gal­ lant Italian's manners and pre­ TV R E N TAL pares (or battle till he real• Sales • Service Ires he should develop some manners of hla own. FA 3-4938 0:30-10 p. tn. CBS. The Andy Zenith Color T V Satei Griffith Show, (rerun) Sheriff 1*0# Hanford A t *. Andy (G riffith) plays second ny lltaesr O N H U l a r \ (T RI Ot - I N T H E A T R E lo a m s a t i i :i i u v T»4& fr'lrat llrntf — U na T n I.ANith nf H hih Or I) rir*i Half mi -Had** Mill IIa llAftA«lA«l UN *rr«tN4l fthaw. «t«At I a mia • • »< > • T a Haa I •»m|slrt« I hog*, - u n ir «a l a A ftn ia Ca^fr'AatarA lOilft •‘ Ma I.I STOCK" John Map a a — Calar STARTS T IIU II8 . m e NOW thru WED. HIIOW8 A T 1:00 - 3:00 • 3:00 7:00 - 9.00 C H ILD REN STU D EN TS AD U LTS 33c 50c hoc Walt Disn e y 1:3* . 3:00 K ile ' h i. H r i • e ia ^ a t Ifuxnagma L pa* wtth free dessert* M r a i . . . end Is "SUeS a«ht~ adwa you «st a teg K -ft. TA ssd sunk n s M is y d a ardsr ter a a * - SERVING la Ik* a s s . Mslbeara* A PC Pierce. C , i f • *MM| Under a system o f independent school bourdo. free from the oppression of Social­ ist dictatorships, our teachers are ut liberty to provide our children-on every scholas­ tic level from pre-school to Ph.I). — with the most powerful weapon against tyranny ever known: education. "Y e ahull know the truth, and the truth shall muke you free." Truth te the most independent o f qualities. It cannot be dictated. It cannot be changed. It cannot be propaganda, party line, bureaucratic or partisan. It can only be . . . truth. We salute the teachers of Florida and the nation. Ily bringing truth to young people today, these dedicated men nnd women are strengthening our nution’s freedom for tomorrow . . , and forever! Seminole P U za OK II. 2 Our system of education is l te greet part lor the wi- enjoy, the strength we maintain, the fcdividnalUy we fought to pnwennr. This freedom of individual inhia tie* and raterprbe that hcfpe keep America powerful haa ateo mad* h poaaibte for th* nation's investor-owned. Laxpaying aiacUte world leadership. Today, Florida Power and Light Company te l . ______ _ _ already phenomenal rata of expansion le n>«wt th* sfcyrockaUag de mand (or increased power. We hops, through even mote oWAstanding performance, to tneourags tha trend In A n n in proposes more freedom far private awtarprtaa aa Industry may aarm am Country ewa mate sRManUy. which 1741 SOUTH S tew r* » . • . « f t * Trade Wtads Cafeteria# ate* Ucated te O u r T e a c h e r s -fr e e to t h i n k ... free to te a c h ! ******************** NOW ruble*... carved la true , r ju * la the wedding band Joins ths me dm* ntJ» M- b M crisp- spoAWng a s M s ... T 11• • f • S tn isH T V Time Previews engagement ring, shs'll relax /DefctowFflod C w ieouStuia VV* (St N fw .lln * i t s (1) U iiu dibqhlhqhJtA (S) M a t* Kswe s iS W ests *r TsSlV M lck»v Evan* Show Caplets X * * | * r * * tv **tk *r *nS N * » s T * d »r (I) (ft (I) (!) ti> By Ruth Millett CAFETERIAS ■ d d s d S A H 'M M . R s^e (!) Chasa** S e t v ir n a t il t:l* I 1:11 in June 29, 1964 <— Page 9 WrrnTTI he should play trumps to avuld a possible ruff. Three lends exhaust the ad­ verse trumps, and finally tierlnrcr is ready for the club suit. Of course, he could lead a diamond to tha ace and ruff a diamond, but that play would he pointlesi. Hia trumps are aure tricks any­ way. So South leads a club towanl dummy. West follows und the ace is played from dummy. East follows also and a club it led from dummy. I f West shows out South will havs to lose two club tricks, hut his contrucl will lit safe. Actually East plays the king and South winds up making an overtrirk at Ills four spade contract. C Jm Js iin • M ONDAY P. FnnTnrJf By Oswald Jacoby A A 10 0 4 3 WEST EAST (Not Shown) (Not Shown) SOUTH (D ) A A ICQ 101 V A I1 ♦ 4 Month Weet Psxs 1A Pass 3 * Pass 4 * •ur yard. My mother went out, picked them up and threw Utem back Into their owners’ yard. When the neighbors saw their chick­ ens lying there like dead, they got the hint. No more chickens for mother. It was much cheaper than calling a lawyer, too. EDNA of th* Year. On (Bhidq& Edgar Kaplan of New York hao temporarily forsaken the Kaplan-Shelnwold system to produce a fina book on both bidding and play. He doei not show the EastW est cards In today’s hand In order to discuss what should go through declarer’s mind at be plays the hand. To atart with, declarer will play tha queen of hearts from dummy. It may hold, but it doesn’ t. Now declarer hns two losing hearts in his own hand and one In dummy. He hae to lose the one in dummy, but he can ru ff out hie own last heart ao ha leads a heart right back. An opponent wins and leads a trump. Declarer wins in his own hand and ruffa hla Inst Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren with the problem o f having the neighbor’s c h I e k e n a wander Into our yard. This l» how he solved it. He pierced tiny holes in dry corn kernels. Then, using a fine silk sewing thread. Just long enough to reach the chicken's craw, he threaded each kernel of corn and at­ tached a note to the other end of the thread. It read: "PLEASE KEEP M E HOME. I FE E L FOOL ISH." Thla didn’t hurt the chick­ ens, but they’ did look mighty silly walking around with those messages hang­ ing from their beaks. The chickens never visited us again, nnd relations with our neighbors r e m a i n e d friendly. I * 8. H. 8Tff -TITS r l i i i ■ a W. Scott Bums, Mir. P • V I I I f i f f » # t • • f A f L I I I T M • I f • i i i ■ r i ■ t 207 Magnolia Avs. �Horoscope Forecast 1 T U E S D A Y , JU N E H , 1H4 G E N S E A L TE N D E N C IE S ! A fin * day and •ranine to b* n t j particular about all the separate Item* required in ordor to » a k * any plan o f im­ portance to you actually work* abls. Be lure to add a touch o f color, art, music, etc., to your surroundings, fo r work without «ueh eultura will not ba vary productlra. Gat out with eharni*r», too. A R IE S (March 21 to April 12) Evary opportunity I* your* now to prapara to put big Idaai to work, »o b« aura to contact thoae who will also ba Involved. Follow your hunche*. Future depend* pret­ ty much on today's actlvltle*. T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to May 80) Sociability la Important now and you muat ahow a meaiure o f devotio!i to thoao who a rt loyal. Repay any ob­ ligation you may have. Thla makea othara happy and they truat you. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to Juno 21) Contacting thoaa Individ­ uate who can help you to advanca In the future !■ beat way to apand thla day. Taka part In tom* civic a ffair that la helpful. Be a good cltlicn. GROW. MOON CHILDREN (June 52 to July 21 > Wonderful idea* occur to you or are proffered by frlenda, which you had better write down ao that you do not forget them. Out • of - townera give back­ ing. Be more successful. LEO (July 22 to Auguit 21) You muit ba diplomatic if you are to gat the aupport from hlghar-upa you covet. Patience la alto a virtue at thla time. Look to mate for solace after day'* difficulties. VIRGO (A u gu it 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Reconciliation with thoae with whom you have had differences ii quite poialbla and easy today. Come to better term* with competi­ tion. Be the one to take the InlUatlva. LIB R A (September 23 to October 22) Ba more than willing to do more than your ihore o f work In eome Joint mutter. Or at lenit put forth auch an attituda. Get huay making home more attractive, too. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) A wonderful day and night can ba yout* If you take th* trouble to en­ tertain friend*, aoclably join In hobble*, etc. Relieve ten■loni. You iteldoin relax—do It now. H AG ITTAR IU 8 (November 22 to December 21) I f argu­ ments have etarteil nt own home, a conciliatory attitude on your part dlapel* gloom. Be more practical in your op­ eration!. You can Increaaa In­ come to a great extant. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Much infor­ mation you nrrd la obtainable from your newipuper and oth­ er good aourcei. Then talk to the right contact!. Apply same to regular Joh and b* more proaperoua. AQ U AR IU S (January 21 to February IB) You hava flna Ideal o f real acopa which muit now be made more prac­ ticable. Get the advice of ex­ perts and workmen. Give lit­ tle g ift* that pleaaa and, you win them over. PIBCRH (February 20 to March 20) Going after your alma with determination 'a half tha battla — courteay with othara doe* th* real. Im­ prove your health, appearance. Then aally forth with polie, aurenea* o f atep. IP YO UR CH ILD IS BORN T O D A Y, much auccaaa ia poialbla In thla chart becauae your progenry ia a very de­ termined peraon who can eaally comprehend the loftiest of principles, as well aa U rge project*, advanced mathemat­ ics, etc., and can use euch wisely. Re aura you have young Individuals o f same tlaaa, thought, around early. "Tha HUre Impel, they Whet yoa make of year life b large­ ly ap to YOU! do wot row M b ” Carroll RJghter's Individual Forocaat fo r your sign for July la now ready. For your copy send your blrthdaU and f t .00 to Carroll Rlphter Foro­ caat (H ie Sanford Herald), Box 1B21, Hollywood 21, Cab lfornla. If i l l the Polar!* subma­ rine* of the Unltod State* Navy wars deployed at sea at tha asm* time, 240 hydrogen warhead missiles would bo In readhull it one#, according to tha Btitemka Rook of Urn OUR BOARDING HOUSE ftir Danfort) Vrralh Piero 10— Juno 29, 1964 ISTDE GLANCES By Galbraith �H e r a ld W a n t-A d s A r e B u s y In S e m in o le C o u n ty , B u y in g ! S e llin g ! R e n tin g ! U se T h e m ! Classified Phone From Sanford Ext Exchanc* 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole County 2. N otices • Personals HAPPY A N N IV E R S A R Y , J A N IE The P s it 6 Yesrs Have Been My Happiest! Love Always, Jim FURN. Gsr. Apt., 2 BR. llv. rm. din. rm. dec. kK. 3005'i French Ave. 322-7234. CLOSE IN. Ap4. J22-JM0. 3 BR Furn. house. All corveniencei. 2161 Pslmctto. 322-1249. VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED O NLY S3.S3 3-ROOM Furn. Apt., for oou SANFORD VACUUM SVC. pie, $43. 322-7399. YOUR R E X A IR D EALER 2535 S. Park 322-C5U 1 BR Furn. house. 322-2307. 3. Education • Instruction 2BR, K iL cquipt Duplex; Furn. etfle. a p t L ik e priv. Must tea to appreciate. Low rent. H sitey Wilhelm, Lake Marj-, 322-1433. NO T LONG D ISTANCE PR IV A TE Office 204 W . First Legal Notice r r m .ic NOTICE 18 1IERKI1Y CllVKN’ that tha Hoard o f Adjustment of tha City o f Sanford w ill hold a Bpaelat Maotlnc on Tharadar, July I, t i l l . In tha Olty Hall at 1:1* P. M. In ordar to conaldar a raquaat for a variance o f tha 7.onlnit ordlnanca. Arlic it X V (h ) K am i Occupalion * aa partalna to Lot 3. Block 3. Tlar I, TOI Park Ava. nua. B. L. Ptrklna, Chairman Pubtlah Juna 33. 1314. CPA-111 x o t ic k t o t iik •ljr 6. For Rent ART LESSONS. School ape or adult. Day or evening. Ph. 322-9219, E li­ zabeth Hodgins. 6. For Rent 3 BR House, kit. cquipt.. M l Rosalia Dr., Sea anytime before 6 p.m. 2BR. kit. cquipt. house. Ph. 4 322 8892. RM. Furn. house. furn. $60. 322 2764. Wattsr CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag Dolia. Apply downstairs af­ 1 BR., Furn. A p t with P v t bath, 117 8 Park Ava. ter 6 p. m, RAVENNA PAR K . 3 BR Avail. July 3, $110. 107 Tem ­ ple Dr. 322-8607. 1 BR. Furn. Apt., lights, wa­ ter furnished. 322-3680. ROSE COURT APTS 1 BR. furn. 1st Floor. 2015 2 BEDROOM concrete block Sanford Ave. 661-4133. house, nicely furn., breexway, carporte. Dellary. $70. UNFURN. 2 Bit Duplex Apt Kit. cquipt. Terrazxo floors Apt., newly decorated, new NOTICE OP a t'IT tile bath, Venetian shades, living room furniture, mas­ •T A T E OK PLO H IO A TO i water turn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ ter BR., 119 Elm, $63. Gar­ C ARL HOHNHORST, 15! er 5 p.m. age Apt., $30. NO $ 3267. Pranklln Straat, Brooklyn, New T ork : IIE N IIIK T T A II O II NIIO R 8 T UKSM.VRAI8. Kltchb u r« Htata Hoad, Aahby, Maaaachuaatta: H E R RM AN N WOKHULK. Hohwall (5, Gulach. Hchwarawald T i l l . Oarmany; F R IE D R IC H tVOHRLE, alao known aa Friedrich Woehrle, T5D1 Obarwalar Oartenweg/ tibar Karlaruha. O a r m a n y ; F R IE D A W O E H R LE W AG­ NER. Falarabandheim. Haidaratraaa » K arl M a ri Btate. Oa. tsona. Oarmany; OTTO W O E ­ H R LE , Ulmanwaa 31, Ahranahurt, bal Hamburg. Oarmany: EDNA BCIIM BKLKE. 53-30 «»th Place, Maapath, New Y ork; A N IT A GIUHON, llo Garden Avenua. Mt. Vernon, New Y ork; ANNKLIEH E GRIE88. Hornbarg/Bchwarawaldbahn, Haupt• t r a d * 101, Germany; ERNA W O E H R LE K I3TENRRUO O ER Frlckaatraaaa 13, Hamburg 30. Germany; E D IT H W O IIR L K HOPPE, alao known aa Kdltb W oahrla Hoppe, Hamburg Altnna, am llrunnanhof 3, Ger­ many; E LLA WORM RLE. 715 South llth Slreat, Newark 3. New Jeraey; H E LM U T W O K IIR LE, 4-4 Edgahlll Terrace, llcnaaalaerwyck, Troy, N a w Y ork ; DOIllH HORNER YOUNG, 4137 Camlno Ilaal, I«oa A n **Ira. C alifornia; GEORGE A L ­ B E R T PO RNER, 5514 North B ellflow er Boulevard, Uak*w....d, C alifornia; ALIC E POMPLUM, Hamburg 31. Rolenhurgaort, Vler Landerdamm 30. Oarmany; M AR Y ft. BRAUN. 4031 Heton Avenue, Bronx, New Y o rk ; TBA.VI8 BRAUN, 3 Uryant Drlva, Huntington. Rona laland. .New Y ork ; RAYMOND RRAUN, 7 Bryant Drive, Hunt­ ington, Long laland, Naw York; K A R E N URAUN, minor, lo ll Melon Avenue, lining. New Y o rk ; A L L UN KNO W N HEIRS, deviaeee, granteea, llanora, cre­ ditor*. truataaa. or nthar claim• nta by, through, under or • galnat JACOR W OEHRLE, M A R IK HOHNHORST, OKOR. OK W OEH RLE. CONRAD W O E ­ H R LE . HENRY W OEHRLE, JACOll W O E H R LE , alao known •a Jacob F. Wohrle. ROSA BTORZ, alao known aa llo** W . Htorta, JOHN W OEH RLE. B O RE R T JACOR OOTTLIEH W O K IIR L E . MRS. RO IIKRT JACOll O O T T LIK II W OEHRLE, O O TTLIE H W O KIIH I.K, IIIRD1E W O E H R LE DORNER. alao known aa Uartha W, Dornar. F R IE D A W O E H R LE ORONWOLD, alao know aa Frieda W . W. Graunwaldt. ERNST W O E IIR L K . ALM A H ELENE A N N A W O E IIR L K , al.io known •a Alma Woehrle, M AR IK G R ILL, AN NA M A R IE BRAUN, alao known aa Anna Marl* Brown, F R E D E R IC K BRAUN, •D o known aa Fradarlrk Brown, and each of aald' nam­ ed dtcaaaad paraena; AND A L L p artial having, or claim ing to have, any right, tltl* or Intercat In Ih* follow in g daacrlbel truat land*, lying and being In Kmilnola County, Florida, tow it: North I t acraa o f Eaat 3/4 o f I V « o f NB54 of S W 'i o f Hectlon S3, Townelilp 13 Houth, Rang* It Eaat. You, and each of you. era hereby notified that • Petition haa tu*B brought and filed In ih * Circuit Court In and far Bamlnola County, Florida, In Chancery, anlltlad C H R ISTIA N GEORGE W O E IIR LK . Petitioner V. C A R L HOHNHORST. KT A U Raapondent*. In which you ara named aa raapondanl*. and that you, and each at you. ara raqulrad lo file your Aaawar to •at-: Petition with tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court o f Hemlnol* County, Florida, at lila offlra In Ih* Court lloua* In Hanford, Florida, and aarva upon pailtloner'a attornay, GUO A. 8PEER, JR-, whoa* •ddrata D P. O. Bog 1344, Senford. Florida, a ropy o f your Anawar to aald Palltlon, on or bafora Monday. July 3*. A. D. 1344. I f you fall to do *o, a De­ a r** Pro Confaaao w ill b* en­ tered agalnat you and each of you for or tr a n tln t Gi* rallal prayed In aald Patlllan. Tha nature o f thl* proceeding • r aull la to hav* tha Circuit Court of Samlnola County, Florida, enter aa Ordar authorlalng tha aal* of tha land* hirrlnaUivw daacrlbad, which arc bald In truat by aald ChrisHan George Woahrla aa aula surviving Truat** andar the Laat W ill and Taatamant and Codicil lharato, o f Anna Bar­ bara Domain J k w i c J. W ITNE SS my hand and tha Ball of aald Court at Sanford, tfemlnola County, Florida, thla Ith day o f June, A- D 1344. (COURT P E A L ) Arthur IL Bockurtth. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court af Samlnola County, Florida, ■ y : Martha T. VlUDu Deputy Clark (1EO. A. SPEER. JRSolicitor (o r Patltlouar P. o. Boa I I I ! Hanford. Florida SITU ' Pi bllah Juna 3, II, 33. PI, 1344(3 D A -M Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 5-6:30. Legal Notice Vallra mt Kabila HearUa FURN. Lovely 2 BR. Gar Apt Lake Golden. Lake privi­ leges. Ph. 322-0274. UNFURN. 2 BR house. 2100 Cordova. Ph. 322 0274. N olle* la haraby alvan. Board o f County Coinmlaalon- 1-Room Efficiency apt. with era of Samlnola County, F lo r­ pvt. bath & shower, suitable ida. w ill bear an appeal for couple or single person agalnat the det-Mon o f tha or retired. AU utilities in­ Samlnola County Hoard o f A d ­ justment granting parmlaalnn cluded in reot. Ideally lo­ to Inetall and oparata a D riv­ cated on 1st St., within 1 ing Hang* on the follow ing daacrlbad proparly: N’ D of HE block of 2 free parking lots *i of NK*4 Da* Slat* Road and shopping renter. In­ Right-Of-W ay Section 14-318quire at Manuel Jacobson 33E Further daacrlbad a* ly ­ ing Fee* o f Altamonte School Dept. Store 211 E. Flint St. and North of State Road 434. Public bearing w ill be held STENSTROM RENTALS In tha Samlnola County Court FURNISHED Holm*. Sanford, Florida, In tha County CommDeloner* Room, Garage A p t City ........ $ 30 on July 14, 1344 at A. SI. or a* aoon thereafter • » poaa- 2 BR, 2 Rath, Stone 1st. I 63 2 I bit. Hoard o f County Com- 3 mlaalonara 2 Si-mlnol* County, Florida Hy Jamaa P. Avary, Jr.. 3 Chairman Afloat Arthur Beckwith, 3 2 Bath, DeBary .. $100 m Bath, Longdale $120 1 bath, DeBary .. 9123 2 Bath, City . . . . $135 2 Bath, Suburbs .. $150 Jr. UNFURNISHED ruldlah Jun# 1», 1344 We have a good selection of CDA-101 homes, 2 and 3 Bedroom* la tha Court mt the County from $93 to $130. Call or Judge, Bamlnola County, Slat* visit for prompt A courteous of S'lorlda. In Probain In ru tba Eatatn uti service. N E LLIE B. R A N D A LL Dacaaaad. FIN 41. NOTICK Notice I* hereby given that tha undaralgnad will, on Hi# 34th day o f July, A. D. 1341, praaant to tha Honorable Coun­ ty Judge of Samlnola County, Florida, hi* final return, ac­ count and voucher*, aa Execu­ tor o f the Ealato o f N E L L IE It R AN D ALL, dacaaaad, and at •aid lima, than and-there, make application lo tha aald Judge for a final aettlement of hit administration o f aald aetata, and for an order dlacharglns him a* auch Executor. Dated thla 17th day or Juna, A. D. 1344. Edwin Rannalt Randall Aa Kxtculor of tha Eatal* o f N E L L IE II. R AN D ALL Dacaaaad. STUN ST ROM, DAVIS HR, Bit, BR, BR. BR, Stenstrom Realty 2365 Park Dr. 322-2430 UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. cquipt., etc. location. Ph. 322 3364. N E A T Furn. Cottage for Cou­ ple. Pvt. yard. Near Bate. No Pets. 3908 Palmetto, $22-3821. CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. ent. 1004 Palmetto. Pvt. frxitfnrh ftralh June 29, 1964 — Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer Free Estimates Building Contractor Seminole Realty A UTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Ball-Blair Agency $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty N E W HOMES 10. Wanted to Rent W ANTED TO LEASE: 3 BR unfurn. Home. Preferably air-cood. By Business Ex­ ecutive. In beat location. Will consider option to buy. Immediate o c c u p a n c y . Write Sanford, Herald, Box 64. E V E R E T T A. H AR PE R $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes VUTICK OK K IV U . RKPONT ARD A W .IC A T IO V KOH DiaUHARUK Priced From $6,750 S O U T H W A R D Down Payments Investment A Realty As Low As $100 116 N. Park Ave. 322-6173 Monthly Payments -LAKEFRONT HOME Beautiful ni-w 3 Bedroom, 2 From $43.50 T o maka th* bast horn* All paraon* ara haraby noti­ fied that Ih* undtralsoad a* buy, see tha Ancllllary Administrator of •aid aalata. haa computed Ih* • dmlnlatrallos thereof aud haa fillJ la raid court hi* final re­ port and application for dit­ chers*. Objection* lharato. If any, ahauld ha duly Glad After films proof of publication • bowing thla aotlca haa baan published ones a weak far four conaacutlv* weak*, th* matter of approval of aald report and th* ordering of dlolrlhutlon of a n d l e w is Attorneys for PtelnUlf •aid oatata will earn* bafora (o North Court Strait tha court. Offlea 122-2116 Poet Office B ob 1134 /•/ Charles J. Laavar orlando, Florida Aa Ancillary Admlalalralor Night 322-0646 publish Juna It, 13, >1 A July of said aatata. 363-0700 I. 1354. Publlah Juna I. ti, 33. II. l l l i . 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Y U . CDA-34 C D A -l l V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty F H A IN-SERVICE W. on 23th St. to Lake Mary G ERM AN Shepherd puppies, AGENCY - hE ALTO R Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake 6 wkl. old. 322-8310. 2463 S. Park Ave. Mary Fire Station, Bight to Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 Office in Model House on 32. Flowers - Shrubs Abbott Ave. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, LM N Enterprises, Inc. 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic Ph. 322-2744 Farms, So. Sanford Ave. SE VE R AL Outstanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available in IS. UuHineMH O p p o rtu n ity 33. Furniture V A -FH A GEORGE LEAVER. d*< aaaed. N E W HOMES AUTO GLASS IN ST A LLE D N E W HOMES St. Johns Realty Legal Notice W agner s Amoco FH A - V A HOMES Seminole Realty IV COt VTY jriH IK ** COl HT, aKMIVOLM rOl-RTI*, FLORIDA File Va. 41*3 KSTATK OK 34. Arttdea For Sale Good Rvfrig. $30. 011 Park. SAC R IFIC E ! PLUM BING Contracting Repairs 5 Room House close to schools W HITE Uniforms. Slzo 10 A F R E E ESTIMATES and Churches. Good pcrmcn11. Ph. 322-2310. ant tenant pays $60 per R. L. H AR V E Y FA 2-33M month rent. Will sacrifice 204 Sanford Ave. BEDROOM, Dining Room A .'or $3,000. Write P. O. Box other used furniture. Mrs. 27. Special Services 40, Sanford. Roy Williams, 322-5797. New Custom Built Home on C O M PLETE Lawn A Yard $1 per day rental for Elec­ Crystal Lika. For Informa­ Service. 322-7310. tric Carpet Shampooer with tion eaU 626-9976. REM ODELING — RE PAIR S purchase of Blue Lustre. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building SCREENING — V IN Y L TH.R Carroll's Furniture. lots. First $2,300 takes this 322-7849 — 8 12 A. M. property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ 577 lb. Frost Free Upright Plano Tuning and Repair terprise, Fla. freezer, like new, $230; W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4263 Stauffer reducing machine VA Nothing Dn„ FHA 3 * . 3 w. auto, timer A chair $50; BR. 1 Bath, Fla. Rm., Kit. Several pairs lined drapes, Equlpt, shade trees front A reasonable. 322-04(0. Need a shelf, screen porch, back. $11,300. Ph. 322-6147. new room, carporte, new USED Lumber, 2 x 4. 2 x 6. home or remodel. B. E. H ID E A W A Y COTTAGE 2 x 8. 2 X 10; 1 x 4 flooring. Link. 322-7029. LA K E F R O N T Brick. 322-2306. ON L A K E BUTLER CHAIN Require* interior finishing, •at KENM ORK Dishwasher, but ha* all conveniences A Auto.; MitchcU air-cond. A the Lake la loaded with heat. unit. Ph. 323-0755. AIR-C O N D ITIO N IN G b a n . Only $4300 with $630 By FEDDERS Carpets clean easier with the Down. Low monthly pay­ H. B. POI'E CO., Inc. Blue Lustre Electric Shamments! 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 poocr omy $1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. W ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, • l « m kU.Ua JUNE SPEC IAL: Towel*, reg. T a u iD a d t S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS Jn r- n 'H 'r* 1901 Park Avanue 59c ca. now 3 for $t. ArmyAH Types and Sizes FA 2-3232 anytime Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. We Repair and Service **l don't think I can survive another lovers' quarrel S TINE with her!" New Custom-built, Lake Mary. HEADY M IX CONCRETE C. B., 2 Bit, carporte, uti­ Machinery and Supply Co. I'atios, Floor, Free Estimates FA 2-6432 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale lity. shade A cltrui. FHA 207 W 2nd St. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Finance. 322-6639. sand, cement, rock, pipe, Lake Cottage, Furn. 322-6106. G R E E N B R IA R 29. Automobile Servlet steel, grease traps, dry Ohoics lots available In LOCH ABHOR: By owner. wells. Stepping stones. Auto Glaaa, Top# R E N T A BED Spacious 3 BR., 2 bath, with Grronbrlar of Loch Arbor M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. A Seat Covers Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Fla. room, can be used aa overlooking go lf court*. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Beds. 4th BR. Central oil heat. 2Custom building to your By Day, Week, or Month car carporte, extra large specifications. Greanbriar 21" S N A P P IN T U R TLE selfPh. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t SL utility room. Large lot. Ph. developed by propelled mower. Perf. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 1032 C A R R O LLS FU R N IT U R E 322 0031, K1NGSWOOD com!. Cheap. 322-3357. A L L WORK G UARANTEED BU ILD ERS, INC. LARG E 3 BR, 2 Bath unfurn. 1963 ZENITH Color TV and 202 Fairmont Dr. House, Garage, Iota of clos­ antenna. Bedroom suite. F A 2-8074 et* A storage apace. Fenc­ R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE AUTOMOTIVE Dcik A chair. Golf clubs. ed yard. 912 Cherokee Cir­ 3rd A Park Ave. AIR-CONDITIONING Accordion. Washer. Baby cle, Sunland, 322-6237. Phone 322 3041 INSTALLATIO N - SERVICING furniture. 323 0823. 223 F la ­ 2. 6, A 4 BEDROOMS Good Used Cara Sold mingo Dr. Sunland. OLDER HOME, 3 Br. large 2 BR., kitchen equipped home, 1, m , A 2 BATHS 818 French Ave. 322-7765 room*, large ihady lot with $63 mo. 322 5886. DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM ATTIC FAN SO x 40 in., In fruit trees. No down pymt. COHEN RADIATOR NTIOP good condition. Power mow­ 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new­ 1920 Palmettu Ave. Phone Free er. Ph. 322 0310 after 3 p.m. inspection, etlim aiei, Low Monthly Payments ly decorated, modern, 2 BR 322-3398. pickup, delivery. Recorlng For Complete Information BICYCLE, Girl's 20". Good unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. A repairs discounted. See Or Call Your LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Rath, coml. $15. 322-3710. 333-2326. 2114k E. 3rd. 322-3443 Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ DUO-THERM Wall spare 8. Beach Rentali lers. patio. Ph. 322-8322, 207 healer. Good cond. $50. Call Ridge Rd. HUTCHISON'S S ALE S BROKER Mra. (lielow, 322 2611 days OCEANFRONT APTS. or 322 6473 evenings. Scnknrik Glass and Paint 339 So, Atlantle V A -F H A — Company 85. Articles Wanted Daytona Baacb 322 6410 2363 Park Dr. FH A IN-SERVICE 210 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4622 Call 322-4056 South on Rt. \7-92, 6 Ml. CASH for good clean Uaed Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Right on Seminole Blvd., 81. I 'o u l l r y • L iv e s t o c k 9. For Sale or Rent 6 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. One Block to Sales Office. 3 BEDROOM c. b. home, 1 BLACK Horse. Ph. 322 8380. 322-6391. V A -F H A — 802 HiKhlnnd Ave. bath, out o f city limits, Call 4:30 p m. FH A IN-SERVICE Lnngwnod, Florida DISCAUDED clean c o t t o n close in, out of flight pat­ Main# Street clothing at rigs. 322-2750. I A K E LOT, L A K E M ARY. 31A. Peta tern. Available now. Phone So. Long wood District 322 0184. 322-9450. Contact: Mr. Forifitson HOUND PU PPIE S Black A 50. Automobile* . Trucks 802 Highland Ave. tan, Red Hone, Blue Tick, CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON Lnngwood, Florida $10 ca. 36341107 or 303-3126 '63 Chevy II Itova, Excellent LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s V A -F H A — cowl. Ph. 322-2283. Oviedo. 322-1397, SW EETIE PIF all Areas of Sanford. Let ui Show you Around! 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 BR, $60 6 BR Home unfurn. near SNAS mo. 323-0366. Reasonable rent. A v a i l , ft McI n t o s h about Aug. 5 6. Write details Attorney* for Executor FU IIN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie l*oal O ffice Box 1130 W. J. Kelly, 23 Salamaua Cowan. 322-4013. 1901 S. Park A vt. Sanford. F lorid* 33771 Ct., Lexington Pk., Mary­ Publish Jun* 33. 33 ft July I. F A 2-3232 anytime 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. land. 11. 1344. * C D A -ll 322 1374. 6 BR, 2 Baths, aep. din rm., 12. Reel Estate For Sale fully alr-cond., dble. car­ NOTICK o r S P IT 2 BR House. Kit. equlpt. $75. porte, lie . fenced yd, aep. TOi MAUD W OnTH. Ph. 322-330$. Defendant. RORERT A. W ILLIAM S 20 X 26 workshop. Ph. 322TOU AND EACH OF YOU Realtor 0337. era haraby notified that aull 2 Bedroom furn. apt. Queanel haa been commanead agalnat Apts., 404 E. I4th St., Ph. Raymond Lundquist, Also. >o In the Circuit Court of tha P A 2-3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg. JUMBO: 3 BR, 2 Bath, Fla. 3221194. Ninth Judicial Circuit of tha Rm.; 2 car garagt, 2 shady gtata of Florida In and for lota. 1801 Palmetto. By 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses Seminole County, (ho abbre­ viated llila of which la: F A L L appointment. Ph. 322-3143. Payton Realty R IV E R SAVINGS BANK, ale.. 17-93 at Hiawatha THE TIM E TESTED FIRM Plaintiff, -va- MAUD W ORTH, 323-1301 OWNER SAYS SE LL! U6 N. Park Ave. Y K 2 6121 at at- Defendant*. In Chancery STORAGE SPACE. 607 6th No. 14 loi. 3 BR Home on 2 Acrea LakeThe nature o f thlo Butt I* St. 323-1374. front lot. Price fuet Reduc­ a foreclosure o f thot certain ed to 113,100. SEE THIS mortgage from aald defend­ W E L A K A A PAR TM E N TS ants t » plaintiff, dated Feb­ B U Y TO D AY! Call Stamper Property MunuRcment llooma privata bathi, 114 ruary 35, 1311 and recorded Agency, 1919 So. French, February 31. K i t In O fficial & Sales Broker W. First St. Record* llnok *47 pag* 447 of Ph. 122-4991. tha Public R ecord! of Saminot* County, Florida, incum ­ NICE Roomy 2 Bdrra. unfurn. T H IN K RIG— BE BIG bering that certain place or home at 909 Catalina Dr., Offara for your aoloctlon IN thla BIO 3 Bedroom, 3 parrel o f property loootad, s it­ $83. R. A. Williams, $22-3961. uate. and being In aald County these Beautiful 2, 6, A 4 Rath Lako Mary home. A and Stale, to -w ll; Bedroom BIG 2320 sq. ft. of living lo t No. II, Block 7, North 2 RR, frame house, not fancy, Orlando Townslto, Fourth cheap reot. 66 week. Ph. room. A BIG Modern Bouse Addition, aa recorded In 322-3219. and a little price at 621,600. Plat Book II, P ag* I I . Pub­ lic Record* at Samlnola Excellent Term * to Quali­ Furn. Apt. 6300 MellonvDle. County, Florida fied Buyer. EACH OF TOU IS R E Q U IR ­ ED to file your answer or other written defense* to tha Complaint with tb* Clark of Hi* Circuit Court o f BamlnoD County. Florida, In thla pro­ ceeding and to oorvo a copy thereof upon Iho p la in tiff* attornay*. whoa* name* and addraaa ara hereinafter sat forth, aa required by law, nol later than tha 17th day o f July l l l l . In dofoklt thereof tha raui* w ill proctad os part* upon the entry of a Dacra* Pro Confasso against you. W ITNESS my hand and tha official aca! of aald Court In Hemlnola County, Florldu, thla llth day o f Juna, 13<4. (S E A L ) Arthur II. Bockwllh. Jr.. Clark of iho Circuit Court B y f Martha T. Vlhlou Deputy Clark UUAIID ALL. U llID L K Y 12. Real Estate For Sale 25. Plumblny Services SALE! SALE! I960 Dodge Seneca, 2 Dr. 6 cyl., std. shift. Must b « seen A driven to appreciate care given by owner. Ph. 322 1918. TO SETTLE ESTATE 1938 Imperial LeBaron 4 Dr. HT, full power, Beautiful white with Mohair interior. 4 like new white sidewall tires. Local retired couple owned this car. Can sell for $750 and advertising co iL Can l>e Financed! Contact Mr. Martin, 322-4303. $ Bank $ Repossessions $ ' $ $ $ $ *60 Touche* W $781 bal $34 mo •57 Merc W, $691 bal. $32 mo. '53 Ford W, $391 bal, $21 mo. '38 Merc W. $877 bal, $32 mo. '61 Opal Wag. $791 bal, $34 mo. ’38 Pont Wag $796 bal, $36 mo. •59 Opal, $587 bal, $32 mo. '60 Ford, $681 bal. $39 mo. '38 Chrys., $681 bal, $31 mo. '36 Ford, $361 bal, $31 mo. '37 Olds, $681 bal. $34 mo. '56 Chew, $341 Bal, $28 mo. '55 Pont., $396 bal, $23 mo. '33 Olds., $29!) bal, $16 mo. '36 Merc., $169 bal, $9 mo. '51 Buick, $37 bal, $1 mo. I '37 Ford, $99 bal, $3 mo. ) Jp (J* »p M »p National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. U \M SAN FO R D A V E . O PE N E V E N IN G S IUI/ Phone 322*4503 37. Hoatn • Motors 12’ Flsolng boat, motor A trlr. Deck A controls. $223. l’h. 322-777$. R O AT S A L K l 3 W AY CHOICE No. 1— Best package d e g I prices on latest style Cathedral Hull Thund­ e r birds. Reverse Lap Lapatrake, MFG'i, C o n v e n t i o n a l Hull Trailers A Lone Stars. Example: $3600 16' Evlnrude Boat with heavy duty Evlnrude Trailer and 90 hp. pushbutton Evlnrude, complete $2830. No. 2—Or choose a now 1963 outfit at Closeout price like: $1793 16' Laraon, only $1093; 18' $410 Gator Trailer $290 ; 40 lip $789 Evmrude $389. No. 3— Or choose one of our Clean used outfits. Ex. ample: 14' Orlando Clipper Runabout complete with trailer and 40 hp Evlnruda Lark, only $793. Visit our Showrooms and Boat Lot for your selection now I TERM S! Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown Sanford, 322-5961, Was Now '38 Ken. Dauphtnc $495 $393 '37 Buick 4-Dr UT 695 305 '33 Mercury HT 493 305 '57 Pont. 4 Dr HT 695 595 '38 Chov. 4 Dr, 6 cyl 793 695 '57 Olds 88 HT 095 393 '60 Falcon W/AuU) 795 693 393 493 AUTO R E i'A lU SHOP A Lot, For the biggest selrcUon of '38 Ply. 4 Dr. '54 Buick 4 I)r. 395 295 with or without equipment. nearly oew and used furni­ Hall's Garage, corner Cel­ ture, see Noll's Furniturs *38 Stude. S. Wag 395 295 ery A Sanford Ave. 322-2020. Brokerage In Casselberry on 17 92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ Sell Us Your Furniture. 701 French A ve. 323-0721 ducts. Good treatment. Ph. Quick Service With the 1961 Falcon Ford Futura, D A Y CRUISER, 18VV. Very locally 322-4342, or apply to Cash. SUPER TRAD ING reasonable, 75 hp. Motor, conv. shift, bucket teats, 1 the PURE OIL COM PANY, POST. FA 24)077. Gator Trlr. 322-6034 after owner. $815. Call Days 3225:30 p. m. 7439, nights 322 6275. 16. Female Help Wanted Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 38. Motorcycles • Scooters B EAU TY Opr. New Shop m TRUCK SALE Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford DeBary. Ph. 668 3714. Available June 29. 8 Pickup Ava. Ph. FA 2-41S2. 1957 A LLSTATE Scooter, Exc. trucks with tool bodies, sim­ cond. $73. Ph. 322-3203 af. CHRISTIAN WOMAN Need­ ilar to Telephone Co. trucks. F R IS K E S T I M A T E ter 3 p. m. ed. Full ut part-time—life t'pholateiing A Mattress ren­ Ideal for Carpenters, paint­ time security. Exp. Sunday ovating. New A Used Furni­ ers, electricians nr hunting 31). Trailers - Cabanas School, ministry helpful. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. A camping. Earn $100 weekly A up. No APACH E Camp Trailers. N a * Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Burnup A Sims, Inc. competition. Write John RuA Used 322-3467. T A 2-2117. 201 N. Maple St. din Co., 22 W. Madison St., Sanford Chlcaio 2, |U. $200 BELOW 3 C O M P I-E T K R O O M S 17. Mala Help Wanted M A R K E T VALUE O NLY $240.50 '39 Fords; Ranch Wag. A 4E X PE R IE N C E D PbotograEasy Terms Dr. Sedan Clean $493 ea. pher. For appointment call Shop and Save Tba '35 Buicka; $195 A $295 322-7222. Budget Way 'S3 Pont. Sta. Wag. $195 19. Situations Wanted '35 OUls 2 Dr. $105 '55 G.M.C. Pirkup $293 LAWNS MOWED. 322-2133. Ph. 322 8072 29$ Ixxigwond Plasa D AY'S WORK. 122 5474. 17-92 Ph 838 4383 '62 C U B VAlIl MONZA, 4Dtltona, Mackla’s latest and speed, bucket aeats, white 21. Beauty Raton* SI. Art Idea For Sale i f d l d t community la JuU with red Interior, $1395. Ph. m.nut** from you. Drlva avar Permanent Special 16 CU. FT. Coldrpot. 322-7421. today and to* ter youraa* 322 3797 after 3 p. m. I I'd * ipaciou* hema*itaa that Thru July 3rd ••II far only $11*1., Including 20 Percsnt off regular prirai 1-1062 6 Cyl. Falron A ir Con­ '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Canlfsl water Main* and ditioner (N e w ) Original l**v*d .airaalsl You'll bs Kxc. cond. $693, 322-7314. Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop •m *i*ai (to . itarts you an tha Ford Air. Special $230 In­ 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 » * y la lha bad InvWtmanl stalled. Call Duffey at 322 af your litel Permanent Special 1481. 20% off Regular Prices NEW 1963 Compton'* Ency. Children's Haircut* $1.00 sura to _ .... „ « iIntatlia, Macklo's famoua elopedia. Ila ll price. Phone Ace Beauty Salon, hama an display In the 322 7454. M ayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8526 Florida aih ibil ai lha N.V. BOB McKEE USED CARS FU R N IT U R E INUJEST ' IN BUDGET FU R N IT U R E CO. ml Deltona! Bath, Custom built by one o f Area'* finest Builders. 108 ft. front, popular Crystal Laka Chain, fust 10 mins, from downtown Sanford, DUE TO DIVORCE featuring both central hast ZOTO'S Budget Wave $7.30; $15 Regular $10. Complete We have a Repotseased '64 A air-conditioning . . THE modal Swing Needle Dial-Oeve. app'U. Free parking. HOME OF TOMORROW 2nd A Oak Malic ZigZag, makes Fancy TODAY. Priced at $23,700. Designs, Make Buttonholes, Excellent financing avail- HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 10S So. Oak - 123 6742 Sews on Buttons, Blind ■vie. Hama, Monograms, Darns, 22. Build • Paint • Repair Patches, Etc. Guaranteed. Assume remaining 6 pay. FOR A PAINTER, iniide ot out, call Luther Tasker at ments of $6. Ph. Credit A P P L IA N C E SERVICE 1901 8. Park A vt. S it Sanford A v t. P A 2-7636 322-6139. P A 2 5232 anytima M gr. 222-7437, Seminole Realty 86. Autom obile* - Truck* DICK ’S „ t® World t Fslri You ’ll alto mmm la lour ina IS elh*r dsllthtfui i*. ». ail an uiiarod teiiarad to lo fit) fifyaur itboah. erica* ran** from J. to * ta .j»o . for lh a big. iinuor modal dawn aoyinonS •tart at o n ly 9*40.. w ith nranlh y paymants a* tear a* -«7• OMIVM OUT TODAYI Taka lalaratsta 94 ta Daft, ton* iichaoft* sag Stowe �ns Geneva Gems DeBary B y K n . J m . K. Mathletm Manor and V safari a held an elective meeting at the home o f 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. Geneve a surely h it Some are away at ★ summer school and some are like my teacher (m y a • fo r granted. Good news and a pleasant addition to our community, P s t Stone Vinson will make her home in Geneve with her mother end dad while Bill is overseas for the neat year, Welcome home, Pat. • • Joe), a a • FA B ULO U S DETERGENT! FAB LA RG E L IL L IA N HICKS P A T GRIMSLEY • a • • • Legal Notice HIVTM Jt IIH ISI. r u t . IV A V I) F o il »K * II. I bear that Mrs. Bertha NCI.K COUNTY Kt.OH It) A, n i A v r » : n r s o , h is t Llndiey la convalescing at uni A ll DAVIS, • T in t • n. it a no A m :T Legal Notice ruinlltf. if. T ». HOT JACKSON H O n n il alftfla min. at at. a p -f -n it a n la H O Ttru OK a l’ IT THIS »TATS3 (IK KI.OIIIUA TO Huy Jackson Morris, raatdan ra 44 K - i j' Uf r / | * • unknown. Tha malting addraaa c f thla dafandant las AI>CS U8N, Navy 1M. lin t I I CPO QT C/U KIN) Saw York. Naw Turk OUST You art bataky notified that a aull baa barn fllad aaalnat you and Marsuarlla A. Morris In tha abova anlltlad eauaa. and that you aro required lo file your anewer with the ('lark of thla Court and to aerva a copy tharaof upon ilia iilalnt lf t or liU lh lU fa attorneys, whose nama and addreaa la Jannlnea, W alla, Clarka and Hamilton, 1100 Uarnatt Nation at Hank Building. Jackeonvllle t, Florida, not latar than duly It, t i n . I f you fall to do ao I darree pro confeaao w ill ba •nlartd aaalnat you fur tha relie f demanded In tba complaint. Thla suit la to foracloea a m ortsas*. Tba raal properly proceeded aaalnat lat Lot II. Ulock r , HUNI.ANO KSTATKS. a aubdlvlalon, accordlna lo a plat tharouf, recorded In I'la l Itosk 11. paste IS lo Zl o f tha Pub flo llecorde of Bomlnola County, Florida. W ITN K S a my band and ths sea) o f aald Court at Sanford, Florida, thla Sth day o ( June, ISSI (CUUKT S E A L) Arthur H. Hack with. J r , Clark • ( tha Circuit Court By i Martha T. Viblea Deputy Clark Fabllah J u n e *. XI. I I. I t , IIM . CDA-SI P A T M A C K A LL, 10 year ultl daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Charles llmkctt of 178 Pinecrest Drive, Sanford, will represent the Luke Mary Volunteer Fire Department in t ho Miss Flume of Semin­ ole County beauty con­ test being sponsored tills weekend by tilts Lon k wood firemen ns pnrt o f their Fourth of July F l o s t it. Pat's measure in e » t s a r e ill and she likes nil water sports. She will be n senior at Seminole High next term. ( Herald Photo) d a v it , P-Fe nd a nt. 1 * T it S3 CIMCVIT C IIIK T IV N O T!riS TO AI-l'K t il a v t i t o n s k m i v o l b c u t * . TO I M AIUIAKKT II. DAVIS T V . PI.OHII1A tVh o »» rw ld -n c e I* un­ HO. Itnei knnwn VVOONSIM’ K K T INSTITUTION T n u are h e re b y n u tllle d llm t P O ll HAVINiJH, a IthixU laland a ( N m i p U I n t ( n r D l v u r r a h a t mutual aavlnsa bank. l>een f l l c - l t B k l n i t y o u I n t h * P la in tiff, 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. 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. • kbnv* sty le d C ou rt, am t you *r * re q u ire d to eerve a cu p / nf y o u r A n t w a r n r p ita t i n y to tha C o m p la in t on lh a I 'lm ln llira a ttu rn a y, T ltlFM A N K. (IIIA H O N . SOS O n a N o lth O ransa Ill.ls . O rU ti.li> . Flo rid a am t flla lh a n rla ln a l A n a w r r nr p ltk d ln s In I lia o f f i c e ut tha C la r k o f tha C lr r u ll C o u rt, H tm ln o la C o u n ty C o u rt llo u ta . S a n fo rd , F lo r id a , on o r b a fo ra tha I t l h d a y of J u ly , l » « t It you fa ll lo do to , Ju d g e m e n t by ila fa u lt w ill ba taken a s a lm f y o u fo r lh a ra llrf dain a n d a d In tha C o m p la in t. D U N K and O ltD K IlK P at S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a thla I I t h d a y o f J u n a , lilt. Mrs. Copeland, Former Sanford Resident, Dies Mrs. Louise Doles P A T C A LD W E LL mer Sanfonl resident, 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 le v Blake of the Sanford N i ­ val Atr Station. Damage was estimated at only $20, police reported. died NOW ! . . . Industrial • Residential • Com mere-1at Electrical A Electronic Contracting Service OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Bet. Its* — Licensed — Bonded Oviedo — Ph. Day M S-M U Nile StS-SIM “THRIFTYVAY” A L L M EAT WIENERS Recreation At Pinecrest Set The summer recreation pro­ gram at the Pinecrest School for this week Includes the fo l­ 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 o f participants. The entire week w ill be ell* mnxed Friday with a water­ melon cutting. A ll 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 (L IM IT : 2 W IT H YOUR $3. OR MORE, FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E ) " H E IN Z ” FAM OUS! KETCHUP 14 o z. B T L. ONLY! NO T RESPONSIBLE I will ml be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone olhrr than myself, (L IM IT : O NE W ITH YOUR »J. OR MORE, FOOD ORDER. P L E A S E ) 1_ VERN H E N R Y G RAH AM 100 EXTRA Great Savings on Easy Terms FHOM A W ORLD OF FIN E FU RNITU RE M ATH ER of Sanford W ith this Coupon and the Purchase Of . . . Fresh ” 100% Pure” GRO UND BEEF 5 FURNITURE lbs. •FKO-JOY" ASST. FLAV O RS GOLD BONO STAM PS ICE M IL K P IN T ‘ I 89 Coupon good at "T IIR IF T W A Y " only thru Wed., July 1 FOR THE C R A D LE SET Baby Beds (Complete with Mattress) ... 121*5 Cheat * f Drawers 4 D raw er_______ $11.15 V d * m 0 yj I7- / ? Play Pena _______ $12.11 Play Pen Pads ------- $2.4* Stroller* _----- EASY $11.1$ Folding High Chairs $12.1$ Trainer Seats ------- TERM S M ATH ER 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Purchase Ot . . . “STAUFFER” CHICKEN & NOODLES GOLD BONO STAM PS O PEN NIGHTS PKG. Coupon good at “ T H IU F T W A Y " only thru Wed.. July 1 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 (L IM IT : S W IT H YO U R $3. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER. P L E A S E ) ms «»* 71c $1.1$ FR ID A Y SALES and SEItVICE nf • A IR CONDITIONING • TELEVISION • REFRIGERATION (L IM IT : O N E W IT H YOUR *1, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E ) Miss Hicks, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks of 3« I»rm ann 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. Cope­ land, M, nf nolle Glade, for­ 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, (S K A L) E. W. Copeland, of Belle A rthu r II. Ile rk w lth , J r , C l a r k u f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t Glade; daughters. Miss Mary H a m ln u U C ou nty, Flo rid a Lou Copeland and Mrs. Betty liy M a rth a T . Y l b U u Jane Mozenski, of B e l l e D. C. Truman K. Qraaon Glade; a sifter, Mrs. Grace Attornay for P lain tiff ■us Ona North Oranaa Bids. Birden, of MsrshaUvllle and two grandchildren. Orlando, Florida 1‘ ubllah Juna is. II, Zl A July Burial will be in Laurens, S. a. n it . C. C D A -lt • PKG. Latest 'M iss Flame' Entries Announced • Oops, is my face red. 1 al­ Young M in Sandy Ford Is visiting here from St. Peters most forgot one of the nicest burg with her dad and family things in the "b e good to MsUiieuz week." Pearl and Lasfor a couple o f weeks. • • • ter Harper gave us two trig Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krcl- jugs o f orange blossom honey. zer and granddaughter, Cindy Letter certainly is busy mak­ Harrison, are visiting In De­ ing a new driveway and work­ catur, 111., for several weeks. ing on general repairs around • • • the place. • • • Ed Putnam, In Geneva to In closing, let me quote get his automobile, will return to Fort Wayne, Ind., un­ these words from the scrap­ til the fall. Making the trip book o f my late dear friend, Gertrude Hoschner: borne with him was his Mrs. "Tlic art of being happy lies grandson. • • • in tha enjoyment of little Mrs. Ina Batt’a daughter, things." • • • Annette, and family are visit­ A P.S. to ask all the Geneva ing here from Alabama for a folks to otter extra prayers while. • • • for Mrs. McGill who is still Mrs. Ethel Thomas Is home seriously ill at Seminole Me­ from the hospital and her sis­ morial Hospital. ter, Mrs. Lula Moran, of Jacksonville, la here to look ettcr her while she Is recu­ tv t i i k r i H i T i r r n r i t T n r perating. • b PARK Want ■ chuckle? The other a • 25th cleaning yards! ning in New Y ork ," Mom Sunday we went to the (Lorraine) Is in Tallahassee beach and I must aay, I ’m for summer classes. • • • glad Joecan’t aee so well Want to hear something fab­ any more. These new bathing ulous T — Mrs. Minnie Stone suits, WOW I a • • went to the beach with son, J. I always did believe that D., daughters, Pat and Lu* Jlne and grandchildren, Tim ­ some day Geneva would blos­ m y and Tammy Kcnnard. som forth and today she Is to bud. We now Modem medicine Is surely beginning have a fire department made wonderful, praise be! • • • up of volunteer workers. are held at 7:30 Speaking of praise be — Meetings let’s not forget to give thanks p.m, each Tuesday at the Ge. humbly for these blessed nevs Grocery. We also are rains. We are sometimes getting a fresh water system prone to take such blessings for the Lake Harney ares. • • WED, her share o f teachers, retired and active. •T U E S . • morning Mrs. Kitty Wells A l­ len went out to c*t the paper and some joker had moved • • • the "fo r sale" sign from Bill’s Miss Loretta Lee Gatlin house to her front yard. She was honored recently at a took it good nsturcdly and all lingerie shower held at the enjoyed a good laugh. • • • home of Mrs. Billy Gracey In This must be "B e Good to Sanford. • • • Msthleux W eek." Oliver and Summer finds many o f our little Liz sent us a meat of Geneva neighbors going in a frcih fish and brother-in-law, number o f directions to pur­ Orle, gave ua soma sea bass sue further educations, voca­ then gave us 25 pounds of tions, etc. — a very lucky new potatoes and vine ripen­ man Indeed Is Mickey Whit­ ed tomatoes. All were deli­ ing, son of Mrs. Lorraine cious. a * • Whiting who flew bfr Jet to Mrs. Jack Brown a n d N ew York City to visit his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Betty Ann, of Rich­ Sidney Kraftson. Mrs. Kraft- mond, Vs., are visiting Mr. son Is the former Glnny Y a r­ and Mrs. C. W. Kettering, borough. While there Mickey Mrs. Brown’s parents. Their will visit the World’s Fair. visit was saddened, some­ Hr,ve fun, Mickey, we’ll see what, because Aunt Nellie (M rs. Jackson) is confined to you in the fall. • • • Seminole Memorial Hospital While Mickey la busy "fun­ with a kidney ailment, • & • MON. a la pro­ The Geneva H lilorlcal and gressing beautifully. Genealogical Society recently Pat* 12— June 29,1964 ■trail Coupon good * t *T H R IF T W A Y ” only thru Wed., July 1 "J U IC Y ” C A L IF . 235 SIZE LEMONS ) �i A crumpled, yellowed copy o f the February 20, 1017 Flor­ ida Metropolis, a Jacksonville t newspaper (courtesy of F. D. Scott) provides many Inter­ esting news items. * # • • A banner front page headline 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 o f 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 "Th e 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 in ter 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 o f Health blamed the housewife for tho high prices o f 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 fo r $25 or a steamship ticket on the Clyde Line to N ew 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 at Levy's for ILBO and a new six room frame house on an acre o f land for f 1,000. • • • Someone posted a reward fo r the return of a lost corset and land was selling at $0 an acre. Around Palm Beach prices were beginning to rise to as much as $10 an acre, • • • One o f 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 fo r "'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 at 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 at 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 N ew York State fo r a two-week vacation. One o f the items on Ilush’a agen­ da, naturally, is to take in the World's Fair. * 0 0 • • Ware Honored 5y Officials At Luncheon Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Qlb? ^attfnrii StmtLb * Zip Cotie 32771 * Sanford and Seminole Coun­ W E A TH E R : Scattered afternoon, evening showers throu^ht Wednesday, liijrh today 88-92; low tonight 70-75. 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 o f 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 o f Sanford, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Dr. Vincent Huberts, Armed Forces Commitlec member, and Andrew Cnrraway of the N avy 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 "gim m ick’ ’ 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,- 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 yea n with­ 100.'* out the phone ringing once. He declared, "W e in Semi­ nole have had a tremendous population explosion which has made a huge impact on our highway and road sys­ Abby ...................... tem ." He also pointed to in­ Bridge .................... . Page 9 dustrial developments plus the Classified* ............. . Page 11 the location of the East Cen­ Comics .................... . Page 10 tral Florida University on the Editorial ................ . Page 4 county's southern boundary. Funerals ................ . Page 3 "In view of these develop­ Horoscope ............. . Page 10 ments which have added much Society .................. Paget 3-0 to the growth o f Seminole Sports ............... . .. Page 6 County," Avery said, “ I be­ T V Program* ....... .. Page 0 lieve they justify an increase in road department funda.” the the Women . . . . Herald Index H E AR A D M IR A L fiO L D T H W A IT E (JIVES CE RTIFICATE . . . commendation offered SNAS commanding officer CAPT. ROItERT M. W A R E LE AVE S STATIO N . . . ’piped over Bide* in retirem ent ceremony VOL. f>G United Dress Leased W ire Established 1008 TU E SD AY, JUNE 30, 19GI SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 223 Moon Rocket Fails Critical Test m w Engines Fail; Upper Stage Loses Speed A . . . BRIEFS Storm Hits Isles M ANILA, Tho Philippines— (L T D — Typhoon Winnie lash­ ed the Philippines today with 118-milc-an-hour winds and caused death, destruction and floods. Innocent Plea FRAN KFU RT, Germany — (L 'P l) — The first U. S. Army officer to be court-martialed for defecting to the Commun­ ists in Europe pleaded inno­ cent today to charges o f de­ sertion and larceny. Same Old Drag1 PH ILAD E LPH IA, Miss. — (U P l) — 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 PRE SID E N T Hill Hemphill was honored hy tho Rotnry Club Monday as new president, Richard Dons, (righ t) lakes over. Installing of f i ­ cer was former Lt. (Jov. Ken Waekur o f Winter Park, Hemphill, left, holds resolution o f 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 (L T D 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 MORGAN C ITY . La. < U P I' military and foreign policy. was presented to Bill Hemp- — A twin-hull uil exploration hill, retiring president of Ro­ vessel with at least 43 men atary Club, Monday by his fel­ board drilled into an offshore LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ liaturul gas pocket in the low club members, commend­ go (L'PD — The last United Gulf of Mexico today und ex­ ing him (or his real and pro­ Nation* troops left the Con­ ploded. go today to end o four-year gressive leadership during his The Coast Guard said them Intervention which cost the tenure of office. were 29 survivor* and four world's taxpayers $I2(J million "H e more Ilian any other known dead, but failed to tiring peace to '1 lie Coast Guurd auiil nt member has been Uie exem­ this huge equatorial nation. plification of the Rotary least 13 men were stilt miss­ ing. idea,” the resolution stated. The vessel, the C. T. linker, Hemphill w a s especially MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Cuexploded In flumes about .‘I ban Premier Fidel Castro's commended fur the commun­ n.m. while drilling for oil ,in 32-year-oki sister, Juana, de­ ity service program which ISii feet of water 7K miles nounced him as a Co mm uniat was carried out this year in west of Morgan City, La. dictator Monday night and Wind blew' the flumes away 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 Troops Leave Breaks With Fidel Hunt Swimmpr NEW YORK (U P !) - Tho Coast Guard made a final search o f the Atlantic off l,ong I-'Iand today fur marathon swimmer Britt Sullivan who haa been missing more Ilian a day on an attempted swim to Europe. U A W Talks Open DETRO IT (U P I) — The United Auto Worker* Union and General Motors Corp. to­ day opened a crucial round of collective bargaining negotia­ tions that both side* regarded as the most important since World War II. One For Scranton ATLANTA (UPI) - A Gcorgia delegate to the national GOP convention swung his vote to Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton yesterday and two other delegates indi­ cated they want to be releas­ ed from their pledgci to Sen. Barry Gokl water. * the resolution was made byformer presklent Ben Wiggins. Richard I>eas was installed as new president by former Lt. Gov, Kenneth Wacker ol Winter Park, a former Sanfordite. Other ofiiccrs Include M. L. "Sonny" Raburn as vice president, Walter Haynes as treasurer; Dr. B. W. Huprccht as secretary with Bon Dycus as assistant secretary. Members of the hoard uf directors arc Hubert Crumley, Charles Robinson and Ben llowland. Speakrr Ken Warker chall­ enged Botarians to strength­ en their Rotary ideals, for "not one of us measures up to our full potential " Wacker urged Rotarlans to root out "senility, smugness and lari nets - - lake tier RotaryIdeal of service above self into tho market place and make it work." “ A constructive effort, a good idea is never really lost," he told them. 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 e f­ 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 (a p t. Ware's Navy life at Sanford Naval Air Station can lie seen on Page S to­ day. Smith IteflignH T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — 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 o f 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 o f the water. 'Die owner* o f the veasl, Reading ami itutse o f 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 (U P I) — The W a r r e n Commission wants the FBI to “ fully In­ vestigate the publication o f th e Lee Harvey Oswald diary,” CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I) 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 D ree 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 o f 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. AN D MRS. W ARE . . . open Navy League g ift Hundreds Pay Tribute To Retiring Captain It's Mister Robert M. Ware of Naval Operations In Wash­ ns of today. ington, D. C. Each also holds the Navy The Navy captain, com­ manding offirer of Sanford Cron, Silver Star, Disting­ Naval Air Station, retired uished Flying Cross and tho Monday afternoon in colorful­ Air Medal. Capt. Swanson is married ly, impressive ceremonies nt to tho former Miss Ruth the Sanford Navy base. He Is succeeded by Capt. Fowler Sargeant. Both are Chandler W. Swanson who from Montclair, N. J. They arrived nt tile base several have three daughters, Eliza­ days ago and rend Ids orders beth, Pamela and Marilyn, 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 o f­ ficials a nd 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 Banker Found Stabbed To Death At Home M IA M I (U P I ) — Financier Jacques Mossier was found stabbed to death in Ills island luxury apartment on Key lliacayno today nml sheriff’s o f­ 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 o f 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 James L. Davis, chief uviation machlnst's mate, 23 years. enm*i$2 uuAvn FIRST nnsr m iA ir r v ^ ALWAYS QUALITY 4th of JULY SPECIAL! BOXER SHORTS FOR JR. BOYS 66‘ ea. SIZES J-T Floridian Killed COLUMBUS, Ga. (U P I) — 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 � 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 29, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 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 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/51795436056e1577bcbd673d0ca3ebec.pdf 2b1d136a7135aee1e5a05a6a690de4c1 PDF Text Text Adventist Baptist THU BKVBNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7tb A Elm .T. U M ethawa----------Pastor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ----- III* *. m. Worship Service ™. MtM a- m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service ---- T ill p. m* "We Hava Thta Hope" radio i n i i u r i reeh Sunday a. m. at l i l t over W TRR at 1411 on poar radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY RAPTIBT CHURCH 1411 W. r i n t Btraet Sunday Behool —— 10:04 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Rlbla Btudr tflunday) 7:00 p.m. Evangellitle Bervlca 7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 7:00 p. m. Dill Btephene ...Peetor A Cordial Welcoma to All OAKLAWN DAPTIBT CHURCH 1141 Country Club Road Bponaorad by Klrat Uaptlat Church Rev. R. T. Barrett ----- Paator Sunday School 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Service — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — 4:41 p. m. Evanlng Worahlp _ tiOO p. m. Wad. Prayer Berv. _ 7:10 p. m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ave. at I4tb SL Ilev. & C. Dot*. Jr. — .P »«to r Bundar Bcbool ---- . »!** *• m* Worahlp Service — 11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp — T;I0 p. m. Alllanca Tooth Fellowship (Bun.) — »|4I p. m. prayer Bar vice Assembly O f God PINKCREST ASSEMIILT OK UOU CHURCH Cor. 111b and Elm H. M. Wilder — — Paitor Bondar School — - 1:41 a. m. blornloB Worahlp — ItitO »■ m. Keening Worehlp — 7:W P- m. Youth Sarv. (Bun.) - 1:00 p. m. Mid-Week Berr. (Wad.) . T.l* p. in. Baptist CENTRA!* BAPTIST CHURCH cor. Illh Bt. A uak Ave. Call g*-14. * : ______ — - Paalof bunday Hchoul —— l:4t a. m. Murnlng Worahlp — III** ■* ™* Training Uunlon « Ii4 l p. ni. Evening Service-----»:«o P. »"• V ’e.l Prayer Service 7:10 p. m. Nurerry Open WTRR --------- ----- *• “ • Sunday Nila Broadcast Methodist church o r aoo Stud A French H. C. Smith ___ —____Paator Sunday S ch o o l___ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Kvangallatlc Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. Tun. Prayar Sarv. _ 7:10 p. m. Thun. Toung Paopl* Endeavor — ...- ■ 7:10 p. m- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rev. Robert M. Jenklnt, Peetor Morning Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Sunday School 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 10:11 a. m. MTP Meeting! _ _ 4:10 p. m. (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. ciitmcit or Congregational CONaREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlat) Park Avanua at 14th St. 1:00 a. m. ____ Church School 10:00 a. m. _ Worahlp Borvte* 7:10 p. m. „ Chrlatlan Youth Mlnlatrr Rev. Walter A. R. McPheraon, Paator ELDER SPR1NOH RAPTIST Old Orlando lid. at Haatar Ava. B, Hamilton Orltlln — Paator Bunday School ... — l: t t a. mMornlag Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union — p. m. Evanlng Worahlp — 7i4t p. ra. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Katatoa Cltrua Haights Rav. Charlaa 8. H o g g _Paator Church S ch ool---- - 1:41 a. tn. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M Y K _______________4:10 p. m. Eve. W oreh lp -----7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Strvlea 7:10 p.m. Nazarene Christian Episcopal rillH T CHRISTIAN CHURCH D1BCII'LEH OK CHRIST 1007 S. Hanford Ava. R. Vernon Kulter Bunday School —_- t : lt a. tn. Morning Worehlp 10:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Btreat, Longwood Fr. Charla* W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 7:10 a. m. Service A Sermon — 1:00 a. m. HOLT CROSS 401 A Park Ava. Fr. Lvroy P. Soper, naeler Holy Communion 7:10 a. m. Family Bervlca and Sunday School 0:04 a. ta. Morning Prayar I Klrat Sunday — Holy Communion 11.oo a. at. FIRST CHURCH OK THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, F la Rev. W. L Holcombe, Faator Sunday 1:41 a m . ___ Blbla School 11:00 a. m. — Morning Worahlp 7:0* p. m. „ Evanlng Bervlca 7:00 p. tn. _ Wad. Mid-Week Prayer Servlcea 7HI CHURCH FOR A l l . . . A l l FOR THI CHURCH The Church ii the grealaat factor on earth far the build* ing of charactar and good dtlunahip. It i* a storahouao of apiritual value*. Without a alrong church, nvlthar democracy nor rlvilliation ran eurvlve. Thera are four eound raaaoni why every pcnon thouId attend etrvlcea regularly and eupport the thurth. They are: (I) For hia own aake. (Ji For hie chitdrvn’a aak*. (J| For the ».,ka uf hia community and nation. (4) For tha aak* of tha church Itself, which need* hi* mural and material eupport. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. CHURCH o r CHRIST Geneva ’ Ralph Rrawer Jr. Evangallit III hie School — 1:10 a. m. Morning Worehlp ... 1:10 a. m. Evening Worehlp ... 0:1* p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p. m. PINECRKBT RAPT1BT CHURCH On ora Road paator —___William J. Oueea Morning Worehlp . 11too a. m. Sunday School ------*:)* a. m. Training U n ion -4:11 p. m. Evening Worahlp » - 7:10 p. m. Wad. Officer* A Taachar* — 1:11 p. » M ealin g---- GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland Ave., Rav. John 1L Hlrea Jr., Peetor Church School 1:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. MTF -------- --------- 0:10 p. m. FIRST CHtinCH OK THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Mapla Ave. P iu l O lekea__________Faatne Sunday School _ l : l t A m. Morning Worahlp — 10:41 a. tn. Youth -.......... ....... 1:00 p. ra. Young Adull Fellowehlp ---- --- 1:00 p. m. The Name* Wa Bear Evangelletlo Service 7100 p, ra. Mid-Week Service (Wad.) _ 7:00 p. ta. Third Sunday Slngiplralloa —_ 1:00 p. m. Church O f Christ WKBTBIUB MIBIIONARY BAIT1BT CHURCH tlh HI. A Holly Ave. Paul M. Celley —---- I'aetor Sunday School — 10:00 a. m. Sunday Murnlng Worahlp — 11:01 a. m. Sunday Evening Worehlp — 7:04 p. m. Wedneaday Prayer S ervice------ 7:01 p. m. nnD OK PROPHECY 1501 Elm Avanua Rav. n. L Strickland _ Paator Bundar School ___— 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvtea _ 10:44 a. m. E. ■ngal Iit Ia Sarv. __7:10 p. m. Wtdnraday; Young I’aopla V. L B. gtrv. 7:10 p. m. Dibit Training Sorv 1:00 p.m. OSTEEN' RAPTIBT CHURCH HWY. 414 Ph. I l l - I l l * P a e to r ___ Cheater W. Plank Sunday Behool 10:00 a. m. Morning Bervlca _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union — - 4:10 p m. Evening Bervlca _ 7:10 p. m. Wedneaday Meatlngn Organliatlona ,__ 4:10 p. m. Prayer ......... ...... 7:1* p. m. Choir — 1:10 p, m. 7:10 p. m. rin B T DAPTIBT CHURCH t i l Park Avenue p. B. Cbanca — Paator Morning Worahlp — *• mSunday S ch ool---- »;* * • ■ *"• Murnlng Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — . *:>» t>Evening Worahlp _ 7:41 p. m. Wad. Prayer Bervloa 7:10 p. m. OUR NEW LAND Church O f God PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST Highway 44 Weal Morrl* lluhy Evengellet Bible Claei _____ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m. Evening Worehlp — 4:(>» p. m. lill.Le Claeeee Wed. , 7:10 p. m. CHURCH OK CHRIST I t l l Park Avenue Hart D ro w n _____ Evengellet Sunday III hi# Study _____ l#:oo a. m. Murnlng Worehlp .... 11:00 a- m. Evening Service .... 0:10 p. m. Bee “ Herald of Truth" 1 p. ra. Bunday on Chnunal I Tueaday Lad lee Itlhla d a le - IOi O* a. m. Wedneaday Bible Ctaaa -------7:10 p. m. Forty-three n r res! How long we labored, hoping somnlay la add it to our modest farm. nlong the border of our lives. Suddenly it became our church. (iooil bottum land . . . with a grave for the children to play in, a stream with an ol' tswiminln’ hole, and rich soil juot Itegglng for the plow. And there was that deep sense of partnership with God . . . full of promise . . . fraught with challenge. Kmv it’s ours! A great moment. . . full of promise , . . frought with chnllengc. Sort of like lliut moment a few years ago when Peg and I bccamo memtiers of the congregation, be­ fore that the church hud Iwen simply a familiar scene Christian Science riR B T CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST 104 Eaal Second Street Bunday Service A Bunday School —„ 11:0* a. ra. Suhjrot: "TfBlh" Wedneaday Service - 1:0* p. m. Reading Room: 1*1 R. Klret. Weekdeyei 10:10 a. m. • 4:10 p. m. Krlday Evanlngi 4:10l i l t p. ea. Rumlay Matthew 13:10*17 Monilay Luka 0:87-02 Turada/ Luke 12:13-21 ! There is such an abundant harvest of blessing and happiness tn bo reaped In life . . . if a man yearns for the Itest, and claims it for his own, and is ready to put bis hand to the plow. Wrilncjulay Itumuna 8:1217 Thuradar I Ccrlnthians 0:3-12 Friday I I Corinthians 6:18-21 Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th 8L and Laurel Ave. Eugene Sheldon______Paator Telephone! 131-7071 Sunday School _0:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp _ 10:41 a. m. Evening W orahlp_7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Bervlca 7:10 p. ra. Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. llth Placa "Tha church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thla la tha L ift" Herbert W. Goeraa___ Paator Bunday S ch ool___ 1:11 a. m. Worahlp Bervlca 10:10 a. tn. Kindergarten and Nuraary GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH IIOO A Orlando Drlva Hwy. 17-31) Sanford. Florida 111*1111 Tha Rav. J. Oordon P a • r y, Paator Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11100 a. m. Communion—Klrat Sunday la Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NHUB­ ERT Saturday Galatians d:l-T l oo p. m. _ Laat W ed. Ulaa* lonary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OK LONGWOOD 1(1 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth arant — Paitor Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. Sunder Evening _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. ra, Conquerora Mealing Friday ...___- , . 7:10 p. m. Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, KIa Oak Ava A Ird St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. _ Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aailatant Paator Church School 1:41 a m. Beaalon M e e la __ 1:41 a m. Morning Wonhlp 10:00 a. m. Pienaar Fellowehlp 1:00 p. tn. Senior HI Feltowahlp 4:00 p.m. Evening Worehlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Moat — TiOl p. m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 1171 South Orland* Drlva Thotnai 1L Mikln — _ Pastor Worahlp ---- ------- 1:00 a hi. Churoh School — 10:04 A a . -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTH E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL AD AM S T R A N S F E R ft STORAGE Phone 322*0225 C E LE R Y C ITY P R IN T IN G CO., INC. SANFORD W ELDING ft FA B R IC ATIN G CO. BUI W hitly ft Employees CH ELSEA T IT L E AND G U A R A N T Y CO. 110 W, First, Sanford A* DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUM BER o f Sanford H IL L LUM BER ft H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* ROSE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff E A S T SIDE G AR AG E V irgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall H O LLE R MOTOR SALE S CO. and S taff OVIEDO R AD IO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff PERFECTON D A IR IE S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llw y. 17-92, Sunford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PAN Y C. L. Robinson and S ta ff K ID D Y'S S TA N D AR D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L. D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees H A R R E L L ft B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 26th Bt*, Sanford KILG O RE SEED COM PANY 1400 W . 1st, St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M. Cameron and S taff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heuting, A ir Conditioning TH E R ITZ T H E A TR E Bill Lovelace and Employees Z1TTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. B IL L H E M P H ILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford H IL L H AR D W AR E ft IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees B. EDW ARDS BU ILD ERS SUPPLIES and Employees S M ITO T S S N A P P IN ' T U R TLE MOWER SALE S A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff S TA TE F A R M INSU RANCE Companies Irvin g L Pryor and S taff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff HOW ARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M ORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff W ILSO N-M AIER FU RN ITU RE CO. Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson CITIZENS B A N K OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEM INOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CH U RCH D IRECTO RYBAPTIST Antioch llaptlat Church, Ovlado Contra! Uaptlat Church, I I I ) Oak Ava. l^iulltoU Klrat Uaptlat Church ChuiuoU Uaptlat Mlaalan Sportaman'a Club, Chuluote Eldar Spring! Dapltat Church, 140 Lehman ltd Klrat Uaptlat Church. I l l Park Avo. Friendship Uaptlat Church s i Altaniunta Spring* RL 4*0, Altamonte Spring* Firal Uaptlat Church of DaDary Flrat Uaptlat Church of Ooncvn Flrat Uaptlat Church of Laka Mary Flrat Dapltat Church of Lak* Monroa Flrat Baptlat Church o f Longwood, Oar. Churoh a Grant Firm Daptlal Church o f Oviedo , Ft rat Dapltat Churoh of San Landn Springe Flrat Shiloh Miaalonary Uaptlat Church, t i l l W. Ilth 8L For art City Uaptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Ohurah, Ovloda Lav* Southern DapUat Klaalos, Chuluoth Mlnaleaary Baptlat Churah North BS. BatorprUo „ . . . Macadoola Mlaalan Baptist Church Oak Mil! Rd. Oatcan Mora!up Glory Uaptlit Church, Qohors Mwy. 4 Mt. Olive Miaalonary Baptlat Church, San Landn Spring! ltd., Longwood ML Elan Miaalonary Uaptlat, Slpaa Ava. Now ML Calvary Miaalonary Baptlat l t l l W. IJlh PL Naw Sal am Primitive Baptlat Church, i n i w. n th s l Naw ML Blon Baptlat Chhreh. 171* Faar Ava Oaklawn Uaptlit Chapal, 1741 W. loth Sl. Oataan Uaptlat Church Plnacraat Uaptlit Church. 1*1 W. Onora ltd. Pralrla Laka Baptlat Church, Ridge ltd., Pam rark Program Miaalonary Baptlat l^iuroh. Midway Second Shiloh Mlaalanary Baptlat Church. Ninth * Hickory ■L Jama* Mlaalanary Baptlat Church Sle. Hd. 411 Oataan ■L Paul Miaalonary Uaptlit Church, Ith SL SL Malthawa Miaalonary Baptlat Church Canaan Halghta ■L Jobh'a Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, 111 Cyprcac SL Temple Baptlat Church, Palm Spring* Rd., Allamunt* Spring* Wactaid* Miaalonary Baptlat Church, 411 S. Holly Ava, El on Map* Baptlat Church, 111 Orange Ava. CATBOUO Church at tha Nativity, Lak* Mary A ll Saul* Catholic Church, US Oak Avo. St. Ann'a Catholic Church, Perilling l*lace, Hillary SL Mary Magdalena Calhntln Churrh, Mallland Ava. Altamonta Hprlnga LUTHERAN Flrat Chrlatlan churrh, 1401 S. Sanford Ava. Congregational ChrlaMan Churrh, 34*1 Park Ava. Norlhalda Chrlatlan Churrh, F l o r i d a ltavan Ur, Maitland Aacanalon Lutheran Church, Ovirbrook Ur-, Canalbarry Good Shaphcrd United Lulharn. 1300 S. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh of tha Badaamar, I t l W. Slth Placa llaaalah Lutheran Churrh, American Legion Hall. Pralrla Lake, Farn Park ■L Lukaa Lutheran Church, ItL 4S0 Slavia tmURCH OP CHRIST METHODIST CHRISTIAN Church Churrh Churrh Church of of of of Chrlat. t i l l S. Park Ava. Chrlat, Ganava Chrlat, Longwood Chrlat, Pool* CHURCH OP OOD Churrh of God. i l l Hickory Church of God. t:oo a. Franck Church of God, Ovlado EPISCOPAL All Salnta Kplacopal Church B. DaBary Ava, Bntarprlaa Chrlat Kplacopal Church. Longwood All Salnta Kplacopal. Kntarprlaa Holy Creaa Eplaaopal, Park Ave. at 4lh Barnatt Memorial Mathodlat Church, B. DaBary Ava, Eularprlaa Dear Lata Mathodlat Churoh Uethvl A.U.E. Church. Canaan Halghta Caaaalbarry Community Mathodlat Church, Hwy. 17*13 4k PI nay Ridge Rd, Caaaalbarry DaBary Community Mathodlat Church W. Highland*, DaBary Chrlat Mathodlat Church Sunland Kalataa Flrat Mathodlat Church, 41* Park Ava. 31rat Mathodlat Church at Oviedo Fraa Mathodlat Church, I I I W. Ith SL arace Mathodlat Church. Onorn Rd. Grant Chapal A U K. Caurrh. Ovlcda Oakgrovo Mathodlat Church, Ovlcda Oataan Mathodlat Church P a a 1n Waalayan Mathodlat, RL 41 W. at Paola St. Jamu A M E, Sanford Av*. SL Mary1* A.M.K. Church SL ItL 411 Oalccn St. Paul'* Mathodlat C h u r a h Oataan Rd. Bntarprlaa Stafford Memorial Mathodlat C h u r c h B. DaBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Fortat Laka Savanlh*day Advanttat Church, Hwy. 411, Foraat City Bavaath-day Adventlat Church. Haitians Ava, Altamonta Spring! Sanford Bovanth*day Adrantlot church. Seventh A Elm NASARENB OTHER CHURCHES P 1r# t Church * f tha Niiartn*. W. lad at Maple Farn rark Church o f the Naaarana, O’tirlan Rd, Porn rark Lak* Mary Church at the Naiaran* Allan1* A.M E. Church, Olivo A llth Church of Ood in cbriit, Oviedo Chuluota Community Church Church of and of Prophecy, 3417 Elm Ava. Church of Jccua Chrlat of Letter Day Salnta, 3114 Park Ava. Community Chapal, Altamonta Spring! Kaalarn Orlbodoa Church, SL johna Chryaoatum Chapal, Hwy. 17-33. Farn Park Congregation Bath laraal, llth A Magnolia Flrot Churoh of Chrlat, ■cteollil, ta* K. Jnd SL Plrat pantacoatal Charch of Longwood Ht. Olivo Holinca* Church, Oak Hill ltd. Oataan Plnacraat Assembly o f Ood, llth A Elm Sanford Alltanco church, 14*1 A Park Ava, Sanford Congregation of Jehovah’s W it­ nesses. l f t i w tat SL The Salvation Army, 111 E. Ind SL Unity Church at Santord, t i l B. lat SL PRESBYTERIAN Community Frothytcrlan Church, Leko Mary Flrat Fraahytarlan Church, Oak Av*. * Ird Bt. Flrat Frcaby tartan Church. Caacolbarry Flrat Praabytarlan Churah of DaBary, K. Highland Proabylarlan Church of Tha Canaant 1711 E Orlando Dr. ■ l Andrews Presbyterian Church l i l t Lao* noal Boh. D r, Baer Lak* Upealh Community Praabytarlan Church, Upaala Rd. Waatmlnlatar Praabjtarla* Church, Uowall Bark, RL 411 ( (J �“ 1 Seminole County * * * * Record $6.25 Million .School Budget Adopted By Julian Stenatrom Tha Saminola County Board o f Public Inatructlon offically adopted a record budget of slightly more than $0.26 mil­ lion after a public hearing Friday afternoon and recom­ mended that it be approved 0 by the Board o f County Comtnlaaionera. The budget called fo r a 1.07 Increase In mlllage from 8.25 to 0.32 and the only objection w*s raised by former Mayor Tom McDonald o f Ssnford who question* the mlllage hike when the Board o f Pub­ lic Instruction still was per­ mitting courtesy ride* on buses for students who reside within two miles o f the schools they attend. Attending the public hear­ ing were members o f the County Commission plus o f­ ficials o f the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber o f Commerce. John Krider, chamber man­ ager, asked the board mem­ bers if they could detect a point where mlllage rates could be levelled off. He de­ clared that "a fluctuating miilage deters industrial ex­ pansion." School Superintendent R. T. Mil wee told Krider that "Poor schools also deter growth," ami Board Chairman Dan W right forecast that " i f it \ c LO c were not fo r the proposed The words "Manufactured East Central Florida UniIn Sanford, Florida," will noon be apread across the world— aeven million times a year. And you can’ t even buy that kind o f advertising— not a t the going rate, anyway. • • • * + °mV * * 4 'J ★ ★ ★ The phrase will appear on the packages which will be •hipped from the local plant o f Chemical Corporation o f America when equipment la I n s t a l l e d in the Del-Mar Building. Harold Hartaock, trice president and comptrol­ ler, la presently supervising removal o f the district office from Tallahassee. N ext it'a remodeling o f the plant to meet the company’s needs. • • • Sara L. Jacobson o f San­ ford is one o f six Stetson University students serving In the Peace Corps, university officials have told The Clock. Sara is serving In Chile, • • • varsity being located right on our county line 1 would es­ timate that we might level o ff at a point slightly less than 10 milla." A d m l n l s t r a live assist­ ant W alter Teague said that the school board must pay teachers at schedules compar­ able to surrounding counties or It would not be able to hire additional teacher* and retain those tha board now has as one reason fo r the mlllage expansion. Ho »i»o cited the 31 additional teacher* the board h *i employed this year. He pointed to the $44,000 increase in the cost o f the county’s participation in the state's minimum Foundation Program, a $80,000 driver range to permit four instruct­ or* to do the worklead of 10, a $45,000 Increase in the cost o f the system's industrial art* program, and $140,000 in con­ struction plus $75,000 for the cost o f entering the Educa- ★ ★ ★ ★ During Friday afternoon'* public hearing on the Semin­ ole County School Hoard’s $0.25 plus-million budget for 19C4-G5 former Sanford May­ or Tom McDonald questioned the continuance of courtesy ridca to students who reside within two miles of the schools which they attend. McDonald's question came when the Increased number of students and crowded bus transportation problem* were cited as some of the reasons for the mlllage increase of 1.07 to a total of 6.32 milla for the coming year. The ex-mayor was told by School Board Chairman Dan ★ ★ ★ Wright that "T h li matter of courtesy rides has been a problem for some time and we're doing our level best to reduce them." But McDonald replied that In his opinion It was the par­ ent's responsibility to see to it that their children get to school safety. Wright cited one major rea­ son for continuing the prac­ tice is the safety factor in­ volved. "W e simply can'l have children In the lower elementary grades trying to cross major arterial* as U. S. 17-82 and others In this county." He pointed to efforts o f the ★ ★ ★ Speedy Action Urged For Junior College reach and surpass 1,000 in the very near future. "Obviously." said Kimball, "all of these students will not have the necessary grade average! to meet the entrance requirements o f East Central Florida University or any other Institutions in the state university system. So, we must provide ■ school which aill be able to offer the m a­ jority of our graduates tech­ nical, vocational aa well as academic education on the college level, plua a much needed adult education pro­ gram ." It was at this point that Chamber Manager John K ri­ der put a question to those present: "Is It possible that tills might be our last chance to have s local legislative dele­ gation get the enabling act for u s !" Cleveland replied; "W e may not even have a local legisla­ tive delegation, aa such, after 1665 We don't know what'a going to happen. But I do know this: "W e must set now—If the people want u» to act—and 1 should think they would wsnt something done right away because this is the only ma­ jor area In tha state without what is known a* a commun­ ity college facility." Man Arrested In Gunplay Zip Code 32771 County Commission and the School Board tn get traffic lights at certain points for t lit* safety of school children hut explained that the Stale Road l>epnrtinent would not approve them. Wright did say, however, that, "T h e problem of courtesy rides has nothing to do u ith the more valid reasons for hiking Uie school miilage rate 1.07." School Superintendent R. T. Milwee explained that in Sem­ inole County "W e are educat­ ing our children at an annual cost o f $285 per student and only two counties In all of Florida's 67 are doing It for less." Milwee* added, "It'a true that we might save a few dol­ lar*'. H TO eliminated couttciy rides all together, but I don't think It would Justify reducing the miilage increase." M c D o n a l d replied, "O f course, In my experience on boards w e've found that you can't save money In lump sums. You have to cut a little hero and a litllo there and then it begins to add up." Chairman Wright closed out the discussion by stating: "A s long as I'm a me in Iter of this Board I cannot con­ scientiously refuse courtesy rides If Die safety of any child may depend upon it." Attorney To Talk On Barge Canal Edgar Johnson, execulivc secretary of the Florida Waterwaya Association, Is slated to apeak to the Kiwanis Club Wednesday noon at the Civic Center, Program Chairman Bill Fraasa said today. Johnson, who ii a county commissioner of A l a c h u a County and a practicing attor­ ney ii also chairman o f the Water Resources Committee for the Florida Commission­ er* Association. He will show a new color film on the Florida cross slate barge canal and speak on the subject. Digging of the canal has begun just south or Palatka. toward the west, with dig­ ging toward the east esperted to begin soon at Yankcctown on the Gulf Coast. A portion of Johnson's talk will have to do with the con­ nection o f the St. Johns-Indian River Canal, aa it will affect Sanford. First Time For New York State * W E A T H E R : Cloudiness with oernsionnt showers today nnd loss Humorous showers Tuesday: hitrh today 88; low tonight In low 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, JULY 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 242 U. S. Sending So. Viet Nam More Soldiers And Civilian Advisers SAIG O N , South V iet Nam (U l’ l ) — The United Stnt.s lias promised to send more U. S. soldier and civilian advisera to South Viet Nam and |to furnish more equipment for the w ar against the Com­ munist guerrillas, the Viet­ namese government announ|red tonight. The announcement by Pre­ mier MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Khanh aaid th* undisclosed number o f fresh Atnerlcsn troops would ba uirl ss nddi- I tional advisers In battlefield |ureas. They will reinforce the apI proximately 15,500 American |servicemen already serving as m w A . •• 10 Die In Crash KINSTON, N. C. (U P I) Ten persona were killed near here early Sunday when two automobiles, e a c h carrying tlx persons, collided hcadon. ★ A man identified by police aa Charlie N. Crtafield, man­ ager of the Eastern Oil Com­ pany on W. 13th Street, was arrested on a ch art* o f brandishing a firearm in a ROCHESTER, N. Y . (U P I ) threatening manner early to­ —* Bsttls - garbed National day. Guardamen encamped In this I'ullce said Crtafield was troubled community today are threatening a watchman, Ed­ tha flrat Naw York ils U m ili­ ward Plummer. They aaid tiaman to b* mobilised for Crlsfield had reported Plum­ duty In a racial insurrection mer had had visitor* in th* in tha guard's 140-year hi*office* shortly befor* th* ar- tory. rest. A guard spokesman aaid it Patrolmen John Dodson and waa tha only time this canMika Rotundo mad* th* ar> tury whan a governor had to rest when they responded to commit tha Naw York Nation­ the Crlsfield complaint. Bond al Guard to deal with any was set st $207.50. kind o f civil diaobadianc*. 1 * ,im >' F I ★ J i ’tU tfn riT S r n t f t Courtesy Bus Rides Questioned By McDonald A t Board Meeting I f you’re one o f those who received a notice o f change of county assessed evaluation of real estate, provided the E change amounted $906 or more, It doesn't necessarily mean that thare has been a ,^hanrr In the assessed valuav . tlon if you are a new owner o f the property. Notices were len t to new owners. Some property owners received no­ tices that indicated a lesser assessed valuation. O f course, The possibility o f Seminole a few we've talked to have having its own junior college been extremely pleased. may very well depend upon • • • early action on the part of lo­ A long this line, property cal authorities and the coun­ owner* who wish to protest ty's legislative delegation. any changes in their assessed At least that waa the con­ valuation may do ao when the census o f opinion expressed Board o f County Commission­ last Friday when the Board of er* eit a t a Board o f Equal­ Public Instruction heard State isation Aug. 3. Your com­ Senator Mack N. Cleveland plaints will be heard at that Jr. declare that he did not £ time. know whether tho reappora • • tlonment of the Legislature's Today 175 yeara ago the U. two housei would result In S. Government's Deportment this county even having Its ol Foreign A ffa irs was estab­ own representative nr senator lished. Now, that agency Is at such. . known as the State Depart­ "Th erefore," tald Cleve­ ment. Remember! E l e v e n land, " i f w e’re going to try year* ago today the Korean to get an enabling act to pro­ W ar ended with the signing vide for a junior college we'd t. o f an armistice. better move and move quick­ T • . . ly !" The official 1804 Democrat­ At a meeting o f the school ic caucus o f the Florida House board members, county com­ o f Representative* will be missioner! and S e m i n o l e held in Tampa, Oct. 1-3. ac­ County Chamber of Com­ cording to word from House merce leader*, Judge Vernon Speaker Mallory E. Home. C. Mite and Byron Kimball, Also invited to the affair are co-chairmen of t h e trade member* o f the Florida Sen­ body's long range planning ate, the U. 8. Congressional committee, initiated the idea ^ delegation from the elate, gubernatorial nominee Huydon that perhaps the site of the Bums, Gov. Farris Brysnt, county home—no longer in use members o f the Florid* cab­ as such— might ba utilized for inet and the itate'e Supreme the institution. Commission C h a i r m a n Court Justice*. • • • James A very, who with three W e checked out a report by other commitiionera present, • Clock Watcher that etreet agreed that, "first of all, we lights on Magnolia Ave. have are not abandoning tha county been burning all day. City homa. We have plans for oth­ Manager Pete Knowles says e r utilisation o f the facility the power company operate* and I'm not sure we could the s t m t light* and If they convey the property to the must work on the lines, they school board even if we want­ do it In the daytime. So don’t ed to do i t " w orry about wasting electric­ Cleveland and School Super­ ity — lt’a on the power com- intendent R. T. Milwee agreed pany. that they thought a statute ex­ isted whereby one county agency could legally transfer title o f property to another. The question of Ibe need for Abby ...... — ...... ...... Pago 9 program Bridge ---------- - ___ Pag# 9 a Junior college Classified ---- —•.... Pag# 11 arose—Inasmuch as the East Comica ............... ...... Page 10 C e n t r a l Florida University ...... Pag* * and other nearby Institutions Editorial F u n e r a ls -------- -___ Paga 2 might provide sufficient facil­ H o ro s c o p e ----- —___ Pag* 10 ities. But Kimball explained Society — ------- ____ Pag# » that there are now nearly <00 8 pert* - ......... — .... Page 6-7 students graduating f r o m T V Programs .... ... . Huge 8 Seminole high schools and Pag* 9 that Um figure la likely to jW a tba Woman Herald Index tion T V program as other ressons fo r th* 1.07 mlllage advance. In other action, the board awarded a paving contract to the A. C. Scott Construction Co. for driving ranges at Crooms, Seminole end Lyman High Schools. The ranges will be used for driver training o f students and is in keeping with a new procedure developed recently for this course. It will enahle one Instructor to supervise the activities o f several stu­ dent* by his using special communications from e "con­ trol tower” to each vehicle. The Scott company hid $40,864* for the work and wn* low bidder. Other bidder* were: Republic Construction Com­ pany, $57,548; Orange Pav­ ing Company, $52,510; Super­ ior Paving Company, $01*,200.0(1; A & E Construction Company, $55,727.12. on the S t Johns R iver * * + * “ The N ile o f Am erica” Thant Denies It RANGOON, Burma ( U P I ) UN Secretary General Thant today denied he haa decided to quit hla post at the end of hit present term ot office In November, 1900. Greeks Fear Raids ‘AM I EVER (1LA1) to »co you* could bo the thought of Wnve Ilonitn Jean Turner, KT1, Heated, aa Wuve Judith Ann Hunter, THAN, reported for duty at ReconnaUnunce Attack Squadron 3 at Sanford Navul Air Station. For the past 16 months Ilonitn has been the only Wnve attached to RVAH-il, a squadron of several hundred men. They both ngrcc odds are still pretty much one sided in favor of their male counterparts. Judith’s husband is also uttuched to UV A ll-3; Ilonitn'* husband in serving in Guam. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Navy Man Hurt By Car While Crossing Street Motel Builder Eyes W aterfront Project Sanford'* proposed water­ injured front development plan haa Sunday night when struck by aroused the interest uf at a car a* be waa waiting to least one motel builder mid developer, the agenda o f the cross Park Avenue at 13th City Commissioners revealed Street. The driver was charg­ today. ed with careless and negligent Commission will meet nt 8 p. in. tonight mid one o f the driving. items on tho agenda involves Police reported the N avy Interest in the proposed motel. man, Charlci E. Dixon, 10, o( A navy man waa VAII-3 at Sanford Naval Air Station, suffered a head in­ jury in the accident. He was reported In good condition at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. A m ’slrd w as D ougin Frank Plapp, IS, o f 117 W. Woodland Dr. Plapp told police he was driving north on Park Avenue when the light turned red at the intersection. He said he hit Hit* brakes only to find they had (ailed. The car careened over the curb anil struck Dixon, carry­ ing him 51 feet on the hood of the auto before toning him off near some gas pumps at a service station. The vehicle then continued about 345 fret from the point of impact when it was stopped by Plapp applying the emergency brak­ es, according to Police Capt. Arnold Williams who investi­ gated. Witnessing tba accident was Eric McFsdden, also o f the local naval atatlon and who was standing at the intersec­ tion with Dixon. Two Arrested In Three-Car Crash Two persona wars arteated following lata a threa-car Sunday night at crash Park Avenue and 20th Street, po­ lice reported today. Charged with failure to yield tha right o f way waa Michael It. Smith o f Bel A ir Hlvd. and 1408'4 Otis S. Lenten* of 215 Flamingo Dr. was charged with improper passing. Also Involved In the accident, according to tha po­ lice report, waa Jamea P. Cullen o f 070 E. 20th St. Detail* o f tha mishap war* not available. Whereabouts Of Man Sought A Sanford resilient, 51r». Marir Thomas of 105 \V. Jin* kins Circle has been attempt­ ing to get in touch with It. Alton Bradley, who she says, nt one time waa principal of u private Bible aehool, which encompassed high school and college guides. Mrs. Thomas attended the school in her 10th and U lh years and needs a letter from the principal staling that aha did, In order to enter a teachnicat school to which she has made application. The school was held on th* Sanford Naval A ir Station in 1848 and 184U, Mrs. Thomas said. Rain Refreshes Citrus Trees A alow, easy rain which proved "quite helpful" to lo­ cal agricultural interests pre­ vailed in the Sanford area over the weekend with mora than an Inch recorded by tha agricultural agent’* office*. Ernest l.undgren, assistant agricultural agent, said th* water gave a big aasist to are* crops and ha added ha hoped "w e are in our regular rainfall pattern.” The agent noted citrus trees were In dire need o f the rain­ fall since the fruit is now "s itin g ." New growth alto la In need o f the water, ha add­ ed. Lundgren said tha citrus grove* have hud sufficient rain fur now but ahullow rooted crops could use dally shower*. NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I) — The Interior Ministry called on citiiens today to dig air raid ahcltcra as protection against the possibility of a Turkish air attack on Cyprus. Probe Jet Crash M A R IE TTA , Ga. (U P I) Tile acarch continued today for clues to Use cause of the crash o f a N avy je t fighter that ripped apart a home near here Saturday, killing three persons. Train K ills 83 O PO R T ttrB w tu gal ( U P D A railway fa r Jumped tha tracks and crashed Into a stone bridge Sunday night, killing M3 persons and Injuring Other matter* to coma up fo r coni Ide rut Ion Include re- 105. No foreigners were be­ queat fo r the renewal of the lieved to be aboard. too concession lease; recon­ sideration ul the Constantine MIAMI BEACH (U P I )- T h e property at 071 and 703 W. Ulh St. fo r condemnation; re­ world's most beautiful girls quest fo r a transfer o f funds opened a week-long grind of within the water distribution posing and public appcaranc. aecuunls; a request from a cs today which will be cli­ local citizen to tell flowers maxed Saturday with the at tha north end o f the new crowning of Miss Unlverae of mall, 1904. Iteynulds, Smilh and Hills lira requesting puymeitt of IIH F A application fee; and A TLA N TA (U P I ) — Grand \V. I „ Cater is asking to pur­ Dragon Calvin Craig of the chase city property south o f Georgia Ku Klux Klan aaya Grnndvicw Ave. his followers have decided to Tho commissioner* will ba back Republican presidential tendered the resignation af candidate Barry Goldwatcr In Voile W illiam * Sr. from tha u campaign between "A m e r­ board o f bond trustees; decld* icanism” versus "socialism ." who will attend the Florida Municipal League convention In Jacksonville, Oct. 25 to 27; SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. approve * resolution of com­ (U P I )—Firefighters w ere con­ mendation for City Finance ducting mnpping-up o p e r a Director Henry Tamm who re­ Hons today in the Cajon P a n signed, affective Nov. 1; and area of the San Bernardino hear a first reading o f an National Forest, where a six* ordinance on the reorganisa­ tion o f the finance depart­ day fire blackened more than 17,000 acres o f valuable water­ ment. shed and Umber. Miss Universe Back Barry Mop Up Fire Zoning Cases To Be Heard The Board of County Com­ missioners will from Tuesday Board o f W A S H IN G T O N (U P D — President Johnson's order fo r an "across-the-board" intensification o f tha Amer­ ican e ffo rt In South Viet Nam underline* Ma deter* minatlnn to carry the entire anil-communist figh t there to victory, high administra­ tion officials aaid today. an Increase o f U, 9.-supplied equipment, including trans­ port planes, plus more techni­ cians fo r maintenance and communications work. The prime minister’* an­ nouncement was issued thla morning a fter a conference with l). S. Ambassador Max­ well I). Taylor, form er chair­ man o f tha U. S. Joint Chlafa of Stuff. A U. S. military spokesman reported earlier today that Vietnamese g o v e r n m e n t troops have killed 36 Com­ munist V iet Cong guerrillas in a major offensive In Phil Yen Province, 235 mllea northwest of Saigon. One o f the guerrillas waa reported captured. The battle, centering Sevan mile* northeast o f tha pro­ vincial capital o f Tuy Hoa, raged Into Its aecond day to­ day. The U. S. spokesman said tha 30 Communist* ware killed in "Juat one section" o f tha battle and Indicated final casualty figures would ba much larger. Conference Sef On Rights Law Area law enforcement o ffi­ cer* are expected to tnka part In a conference next month to dlacusa provisions o f tha newly enacted Civil Highta A ct and a review o f tha Fug!Uv# Felon Act. The conference la planned In Orlando on Aug. 13 and Is being arranged by tha Federal Bureau o f Investigation. J. F. Santolana Jr., special agent In charga o f tha Tam p* office, aaid tha conference la In line with a aeriea being held throughout the nation. FB I Director J. Edgar Hoover stated that officials attending th# conference* wilt bo provided with full Informa­ tion pertaining to the FB I's responsibilities u n d e r th* Civil Rights act o f 1804. I T S HEItlC! e n n e iM UUiVft A IW A Y t MUST W IST OUAUTV QUALITY ^ t morning hear a recommendation th* advisers w i t h Vietnamese fighting forces in this w ar. torn Southeast Asian nation. Khanh said additional ci­ vilian advisers also had been promised by th* United State*. Tha South Vietnamese pre­ mier said there would alio ba Adjust­ ment concerning the granting WHITE GOODS EVENT! ing a special use permit for tha aitabliahment o f a golf driving range on SR 430 west o f U. S. 17-1)2. STARTS TO D A Y ! Approval will be asked of tba Commission to reaona a portion Acrattaa of Lake to T -l Harney (trailer homes). The County's toning board previously approved th* FAM O U S N A T IO N W ID E LUXURY PENCALE application o f Thomaa Turk and tha recommendation goe* to tha Commission fo r final action. A portion o f Mobil* Manor subdivision, located on SR 4S4 west o f Smnlando Springs, w ill ba reioned from A - l (a g ri­ culture) to C-2 (heavy com­ mercial) If an application o f adveloper L. W. Simkln Is ap­ proved by the Commissioner*. 42x36 CASES 2 / 7 8 C 42x38)4 Cases J / f Q 0 72x108 72x108 U f T W IN F IT T E D | T W IN F IT T E D | J g 81x108 j j g 81x108 F U L L F IT T E D f F U L L F IT T E D f J l |J| �Riff Wtnfnrfi Tapi* 2 — July 27. 19fi4 ^friUS Bear Lake Troop 230 Celebrates Jamboree B y M aryann Mile* Hear Lake Boy Smut* held a Jamboree last Saturilay ev­ ening at thr Hear Ixikn Ele­ mentary School In ronjunrtion with the nationwide "Strengthen America'* Heri­ ta ge" program. The honor of lighting the campfire * « » awarded to Krith Rieckmnnn. The program wa* opened with a parade o f flags includ­ ing Queen Anne King; Texan Flair flown at the A Inmo; Confederate Flag, Florida Ilnlllr and u lirtay Ito Flag obtained at the net nt camporee held in t.'a-selbrrry. A akit. • router'* Lnal Stand," written try Seoutnnuter Itruce Nelson, was min t­ ed and singing of a tiunilier of patriotic aonga were led by R o b e r t Bunnell, assistant amutmaste r. Awards given to C u b Seouta who have passed all require men) a to been me Hoy Scouts went to Charles Chap­ man, Anthony Smith and Da­ vid fit nails way. C. W. Clark closed the pro­ gram vvith a reading on flags, Participating in the Jam* iioree were Norman Riddell, Jerry Riddell, Rob Chapman, John t hapnmn, A n t h o n y Smith, Itennis Ilrondaway, Da­ vid Mroadnway, Greg Jtieckniano, Roger lliinmdl, Kevin Rlccknmnn, Hill Anderson, Hilly Anderson. George Aldrirh, Rohiiy Anderson, Char­ les Chapman, Gerald Aldrich II. Keith Keirkmnnn, Gerald Aldrich, W. L Rroiulaway, Ilruce Nelson, C. W. Clark and Hob ntinriell. ROCHKSTKR, N.Y. (U P I) A civil defense helicopter patrolling a Negro diatrirt at rooftop level crashed into a rooming house Sunday, killing the pilot and two occupants o f the home. <'ol Robert N. Ahbolt, Mon­ roe County civil defense di­ rector, rrrrivrd third degrre burn* over half hi* body iff the fiery rrm h and was list­ ed today a* “ very critical" in Strong Memorial Hospital. IFte helicopter'* ro-pilot, a ranking poller official, three firemen and two Mute troop­ er* also 4verc hurl. The inriilmt iv ji the great­ est aingla casualty . produc­ ing incidrnl aincr thr racial rioting begun in thi* upstate New York city lust Friduy night and am t thr nvrr-all drath toll in th* disorder* to four. A white Civil Defense svorkrr was killed Saturday night when he tumbled in front o f an automobile after being clubbed on the head by a Negro rioter. Moose To Hold Open House HOY SCOUT Troop 230 of Hour Luk« in nhown junt after lighting their Jamboree camp* fire Innt Saturday eveninir nlong with flcoutcrs throughout the nation in ohnervation of the "Strengthen America'a Heritage" proRrum. Parents and friend* attending the ceremony turned on car light* and held flashlight* to help iierald Reporter Maryann Mile* Ret the photo. Legal Notice S ftT trR or r n n i'fliK D k i * i n t s i i n o r n r:* i, i ' iio p it h t y m : r w i : i : \ s i : h i m i i ,k c o n n . TV, F M IIItllA , A V I ) M. II. •T lltC K l.tftll (S ll M 1 S S IK MrH S I I II ! K M M l . I l i a W I V K . MOTICK in I IU H K I IV f l l V K N that 111* Hoard of < aunty ( Vimmlaehiner* o f -Hernliinle County, F'lorlds, will eonaliter Ilia adoption o f n llnantiillun at <lie re aular maatlna or said 1b,aid on Tueaday. August 11, 19111, re lative to Dm rx rh an a Ina o f tha f o l l o w li i * dtacrlhed r a i l pr ope rty o w n t ' l hy Ham* tool* County and situate In Seminole County, Florida, more pat t lr u U r ly deai rllird aa fullows, iii wit : K a i l I I I feet o f toil a 1 lo I. ah u ll ]. I'alm T e r m s , I'lat flieik I. Pag es « : A XI. puhltr raeorita o f aetnlnnla County, Florida, lo VI. ft airlektiind and it ln n l* M, K. Kfrlckland. hla w ife. In eonelileretltih o f 41 II. tilrtektanil anil Minnie Mi K Hlrlekland, hi* w ife , c on v ey in g ttie f o llo w in g described teal p r o ­ p ert y nwned by aald M fl Kirtckland and M lnn lt M eK X trick land. his w ife, and altoat a In Knmihola < nunty, FlnrIda, tn Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida, a political auhdtvlalun, aald p ro p a rly more p a rt lr u la rly daaerlbed aa followa. t o . w i t : Kouttl i s ; feat or le d I I and all o f f e d 3?. ftlnrk 1, and th* W e a l >3 IS feet o f leita 1, mot 3 and the Weal S3.IS feet of the Nut lit 31 ■ feet o f led 4, Pluck 3Palm T errace, Plat Hook 4. P age s 13 A 13, public reco rd s o f M m In ole County. Florida, I f thr Hoard o f Co un ly Com* •nlaalonrra o f Seminole Court­ l y , Florida, determ ines lliat II wou ld be in tbs beat Inlereet o f aemlnole County, F'lorlds, and that aald propa rty to ha ro nveyed by S rm ln ol* County <o M. II. ntrlrkland and Minnie M r li. Strickland, hla wlfa. la nut needed (o r County purpnaae, aald eatliitnae o f prope rty w ill lie an rt|ual t a ilia n g a o f lironaf ly, (M E A L) Hoard o f County Commlastmiera o f Batnlnola County, Florida. 11y: Arlhnr II Reo kwllh , Jr. V terk IM hll-li: July i7, Au g. 3, IS** cnn-»n M l T I C K FO R M i l l * T h e Hoard o f County Comtnlatloriara o f flamlnola Counly, Florid a w ill re ce iv e blda at She o ff ic e o f Arthur II. Ilrck with, Jr . c le r k . In the Court bouse al Sanford. Florida, up lo l;iM> P M , Monday, August in, i « g ( , tor futnlahfna th* f o llo w in g Items of new equip m • n l. Item A , I teecrlpl Ion, 1 Coinpaid H e ,1 > n • : T ra de-In, t Nonet Item It, t Cab fo r w a r d Van; T ra de-In. 1 Pickup Truck Item F , 1 Cnnipanl T ru cks, Trad e-I n. 1 T iu c k Deni D, 1 3/4 T.l»ll T i m k . T ra de- In, l T i ui k tie in K , 1 I Tun Dum ii T - u c k : T 1No nr 1 HpSnlftr atlona ms f tallied al the o ff b e o f the Sent In ole c o u n t y K n g ln r rr, In thr Courthouse at Sanford, Florid a Hid• to be m illia rd tu a s ea l­ ed envelop# plainly marked on ah# outside, -1110 FO R F l l l t NISH I M l m a m a o f item l, open Au gual I I . m i . " Ill,la Will be opened on Tuea da> Au gual It 19*4. at ....... . A »t ot ae soon l l i e l i a f l e r aa p .. . tll.le, al a n u l l i n g lo III bald In the County Commit' amn Masting R oom In thi Courthovire *t Sanford. Florida T ka r lg h l la rraervad lo w a ive any In e g u la ril lea or te, Uolcallllea In blda and lu I eject any or wit bids Hoard of County fnin mla . •lunar* ktsnilpole cou n ty . Florida James P Avery, Jr. Chairrnaa B y : . 44’ . Bush. Jr < mini > K o g Hirer Poldlab: Jol> 37, A u g 3. 1**4 r\ y e a -■II _ Three Killed As Helicopter Crashes House Sanford l-ndge 1851, Loyal Order o f Monte, will hold Open Home fo r all member* and future member* at S p. m. Wedneaday in the temporary lodge home in Lake Mary lu Hru o f tha regular weekly meeting. Guest apeaker will ba W al­ ter Secreat o f the Ritual Degtee Team from Orlando Lodge 70A. Movira and slide* pertaining to work and func­ tions o f the Moute will Ihi shown and n refreshment hour will Its held folloiving the program. The D|>en House meeting is Ixdng held in conjunction with a s|iecial class enrollment honoring Nutinnn! Ritual Di­ rector Hurry Howard which is scheduled for 8 |i. m. Aug. 1!4I a l tha Kunford Givic Cent­ er. Any mnn Interested in joining the lodge should con­ tact the secretary, Howard Price, or the governor, Kdward J. Lacey. Hospital Notes Jtll.Y 23 Ail iii IskIiiiih Flatl, nil of .Sanlnrd; Kthcl ramplii'll, Oviedo; F m l Dili, First Baptist Approves New Appointments New off ic-ini is fur Ihe Klral Ann Full, .lame* Krxlnn, De­ Wilder Dark; Mary Jn Nicely, Ihiplist Church o f Suiiforil, a* w y Unit, Catherine Smith, (iiangn Fdy; Jesto IIdhiK*, lerntTHlienflrd hy the hominutlnp rommiltee at Dir <;ii«rtMarie FlatK', Khunnnn Craw­ bake -M(inrtse. rily luialiieaa meclhiK on July ford, Cheryl Jackson, Mar­ llirth* IF, tteie iipiiriived hy Ilir garet Bynum, Lavnn-i Mur­ Mr. and Mr*. Hermann Wal­ church ns given, phy, Wanda Gail Hitrliie, Ann ler of Sanford, a girl. Serving tvlll lie Ceril A. Discharges Tucker, Sunday Srhonl superl-orcn/n Gordon, Mure Holt, intenilent; Mr*. M a r g a r e t Matilda Hentlcy, Julia Mae Reyiiuhl*, Tiuiniiig Union illin T i m r im n r r n l'iir m llvm lil lleekcliT i n t M S I II Jl H il l 41. I III- LeilllPa, Hirerl Swan, KID Mae rector and C U T i n t n o c o n v r i i l N o t . i : Allen and tinlry girl, May Ma- luirh, ehurrh clerk. r o p . N T r , c i i n t i o 4. Uiia, i iuncei Thonii*, MonCnnimltteo nppuintmmta in­ CII AN C K H A M l, 11043 AM E RIC AN F B D B R A I , S A V- toe Wilcox, Carolyn Smith, cluded K. II. Carter, .1. Roy IM IS ,4Nti I A i A K AFHOCIA- Kleplun Koitival, C h a r l e s llrilt, George Fitturd, Mi*. \V. T I O N OF O ltl. A N I to , Pla in tiff, Sindh, Net/ie Cameron, Sarah K. Giles gtid Mr*. II. C, va. Cambridge, Howard K cyci, Moure, Dvueuiia nomiimliog 44 I L L ! AM F. M o o ll lv . e l u< Henry Oliver, all of Sanford; eommillet’ mnl C. F-. Mi Cold, and at al. Oefeudanle. Donald Lee, Altamonte; Glen­ S, J, Pavia Sr- Mr*. W illie B. N i y n i i : o f * i i t in Monroe; I'ippin, Mr*. J. F'led Wilson 41 Il'Ptt 4011 F O I I C I T . n a C I I K da Jarkton, Lake T tt l W i l d . I 441 C 4|l o till ,u.| Clot is tlarrl*. Lnngwood and Rot,cit Steele, committee I, II .I. IA N I. .41001117, Ida nil comm it ter*. w Ife Legal Notice Welome Wagon Club Makes Plans For Council Meeting i i i :«I Ii i :ni i :i i n k n o w n A.NIi T U I All pat I let claiming Intaresi* b ) , through, un­ der nr against the a f o r e ­ said prtauna, A'o l t 4 UK hereby notified tb.it a Complaint tu f . u i. lo a s a eaftiiln m o rlg u ge ctieutuberlug (h * f u ll o w ll lg ,lii>, 11bed real properly, to-w it not 4. PECH trr i. n k i; a n t n i v i a i o N h k p g a t . a<e,tiding to the plat t ln t r itf aa teinrde.l III I•I:aI Hook II , Cage :.». Publle lie. or,I* « f Frm lnol* Counly, F l o r ­ ida. ha* bean filed against >ou III th# abnre styled ault, and you are reunited to serve a copy ot your Answer m other I ’b ail­ ing to the Complalnl on Plnlnllffs altorneva, A N liK II K o N , It* f Mi I . OMAN A Id iW -Nlli:*, 333 Hast 4‘a-lit ■al H ull I I I a i.l Orlando. Florida, and fllr the original Answer or other Plaadlng In tha o f f l i e of lb* ( tark o f the Circuit Court on or helots the At Is day of Au ­ gust, 19*1, If you full to do au, a dretea inn routaa oi util ba taken against you for Ilia re li ef demanded In th* C o m ­ plaint. T his N o lle * shall be publish­ ed nine a w r ek f,,t foui i onart id Iv * weeks In l b * MANF o l i o M K H 4 l.lt D A T KI > T H I S :n,| day of July. 1*1.1. (•K A L I Ar thur H R a .V w li h J r . Cletk of Clfeult Court II) : Alai Ilia T. Vlhlrn De puty I ’ le ik Poldlab July a, 13. So. 37, 19*1 MU 44-44 Legal Notice In ilir r «ur| o f fllr ('tiiiiilr .1ii tig %riiiln««lr I' iihh ^ , ||fir * liln, in I'ruhiilr. In rr§ of f \ U L i'llllV .W H i Tu I I I lim in g 1*f 4(ilnfil r r r d l l i i N mnl l*#r»<in« flnlu i* «r D ru m fi Saaluat aald Falatei You unit r *i h of you *r# hor«l>y »iutm#it mnl i •qulrtil ti» itr# *fOt sill) . UtliiS sinl itr« IDSllllO whit It you, or s llb rr o f JiHI, inn) hat# an* Inst tbfl nf P AIM# r n >V A\K«*. «1#4Lf AStit. Ut # o f said Foil lit|f* tn ibt bounty .IihI k # Of fir m i­ nolo .VMiniy, Flo rids t t Ills of fir# lo the ill ur t ho us# tif on til i o un l) At Hsu foril FI oritldi n llh ln ala ualrnJar Month «• front the dm# of tho ftrai publication of this nnH. # Two cuplc* *f each claim .*r dmian.l shu II ha In % %rilin g, .ititl •linn t u t # ih# f»U c i* o lflii in i, of r e n lilr n r a AdUrfMB o lid *li i l l of l*r .inti III# M "tn pou t ii « ltii * to li)* lit# claimant, hla a g in t . or att* iriiri amt acQom|>anl«4 b| a flllrtr f#* of on# 4.»llar tml claim or dr mand not in til til cl'iali ha %'olil* /a, Allir rl r a n i Clint ante #ai’«'ii I or o f th# La #t W ill amt T m U n ' i n i of Brotherhood To Meet The monthly supper meet­ ing o f thr Brotherhood of F'irst lluptiit Church of San­ ford 44ill be held at T p. m, today with Dr. W. G. (itrseetier, rdUor of the Florida Baptist Witness, as special guest and speaker for the evening. The Associations) Dm Birr • hood wdl meet Tuesday al Btt'lsou Buplist t hutch in I)cLaml. Kmphasis will he upon woik o f tha Royal Ambassa­ dor* and all men and buys are invited to attend. Rev. Fred It, Chanie of the Danfoid church will lie the speaker. Supper 44H| be served al 8:30 p. m. prior to the meeting. Mndrin farm rtpilpmrnt la equipped with safety shields PAUL ClloVeIXfcC. 4» #»•#'! and guards to protect the opw i n d r m t t d U Haina* 4 Ward erator. But they ean't do the f , p. I»v-a f i T job If left in the tool shed. W in t e r Park, Kl«»r|ila pu h iu n July u . r«, a im Ahvnv* replace them after •V4 4lvlllg, will and bus he lEEW Q M Our Meats Are Guaranteed Tender And W e ll Flavored Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded PORK CHOPS LB. f i r s t c u t u o in POR^ l b . CHOPS Fresh — Never Froxen Fla, Grade A FIR ST OV w eek FRYERS SVEClAh ‘ruttirvai;SU ^ VId Beef Ground 3 W H O LE LB. LBS. 9 o LIM IT 3 PLF.ASE FIR ST OF W EE K S PE C IA L in t i i i : m i n i t r i i n n T n r T l l l l N IN T H Jl I I K T A t . c m C U T , IN 4 NII F l l l l SK44IMII.I: r m n t v , i i iiiiiiiv IN I ' l l 4 NI'F.IIV NO. I4 S H O K I , ANDO F K H K H A U H,4VI.VOX AND L O A N ASSOCIATI ON, P la in tiff. SW IFT’S TRU-TENDR . .i o STEAK •C LU B • SIRLOIN „ • T-BONE L B . • HOUND v#. 19*1 hy nunt, Mrs. Matilda Kramer, In special Casselberry. The doorprire, a sweater prices will be made. guard, wa* won by Mr*. Mrs. Norn Norris, South Kramer, Card prites were, Seminole Welcome W a g o n first bridge, Mr*. Norris, a hostess, announced (hat the neck chain; second bridge, Winter Park Club 4vill span- Mrs. Kramer, butterfly pin sor a dessert bridge benefit for houaeplant; first canasta, Mr*. Sue Gatei, a neck chain on Thursday. Guests introduced ut the and second canasta, Mra. Jen­ meeting were Mrs. Tillie nie Fox, pulr o f alligator *nlt Rhodes, Mrs, Clotllo Watkins, and pepper shakers. The next meeting will be Mrs. Shirley Shogren, Mrs. Donna Fredlckson ami Mrs. held st the House o f Beef in Tcdn L. Klcich who is here Maitland on Thursday, Aug. from Germany visiting her ‘J, beginning at 11:30 a. m. Transportation chartered TIP TOP Supermarkets Legal Notice 4.1)10)1 include a gala musicnla and thele will be special prices for those who 4vish to take, boat rides. Mrs, Lul’omn urged all members o f the club to mukc every effort to attend the Council meeting since a cash award will he given the club with the largest representa­ tion in attendance. The award will be presented by Mrs. Marge Cunn, originator o f the Welcome Wagon Council. Reservations s h o u l d b e mode hy Aug. I and will he accepted no later limn Sept. 1. Ily Maryann Miles The July meeting o f the South Semin"!* W e l c o m e Wagon Club wm held last Thursday nt Mid - Florida Country Club with « brief business meeting and after­ noon o f cards following the luneheon. Mrs. Sandy Lat'oma, presi­ dent, 4vho conducted the meet­ ing, announced plans for the Centrul Florida W e l e u m o Wagon Council meeting to be held Sept. Ifi nt the Skyline Room at Silver Springs. I’rires for the luncheon will D A LLA S (U P I ) — The hotel where the Texu* Associ­ ation of l-ocksinith* held their convention this summer lock­ ed the door o f their meeting room aa a prank. Never mini!, said the ifrsl member lo arrive. He waa Jon Kiilsar of Ran Antonin, un expert at picking lorka. He had the door open within aeconila. r r t 4 NK t. S E A M A N i n * r.M7.. AIIKTII P Al.yt K II SHAMAN. Ida wit*. Defendants. M l H I H O F at I T T O K L I X A U K T I I I' A 1.41 Kit RKAMA N, Jam arl*. N » w YORK tou ark n r;m :»r n o t IFt Ft) Hist h ault hit- hern brniiahl asa<n#f you, the tnfur# or will' ll ta io fnravlo*# * tnoiigaK# on th* her ein afte r (1*»crlfiei| real property. Th# tiani# » f III* Court tn which Ilia ault he* l>a#n Inal), fnfad la tha Circuit Court, Ninth in fil ial Circuit. In and fur ttrmlnul# Cuiinty, Flurlda. T h * title o f the e ** a ta Olt I. ANDO FKDKIIAL HAVINUrt AM) LOAN A SMI* l A T ION, P la in tif f 4i F R A N K I, * K A 114 4 and K l . t Z A I I K T I I P A L 4113 It *1:A414X. hla w lf * . Dafeinlanta, halua c h * n c * r r N u b i bei It 014, Th# dravrlpllon o f Hi# seal prope rly Involved, lo c s t f d In Hemlnol* County, Florida. I* ta folluw a: leita 1, 3 and 3S. In Rtoek 31 o f S A N LA N D O . T U B s r m lilt U K A U T t K i l l s Al lamuni* Haul lull, a c n i r d l n B In plat ll i* r « n f re.tirdad In I'lat IliH.k 3, p as* ST. nf III* 1‘ uhllc Haisirda o f Samlnal* County, Florid*. You a r t h tirh y notified fui lli*r that you are requ ired to file yutir anaarer tn the Complalni hereInfiire filed In *i m o rtaag * foreeluaura pmcee d. Insa will. 111* c l e r k o f th* 4 Ircult Court. Seminal* County, Florida, and lo aarv* a copy thereof upon the P l a i n t i f f ' * alto in e yi, A Duane Iteraatrom. o f ttuah, fter.l S lid Marahell. 14 Kset Ltiln sat nn Avenue, Drlaadn. Flntlde. not Is ler then tlx 37th day of AU fuat. A D. 1111 l I K . 4L i Arthur H ft*, s with . Jr. Cletk ut Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida hy: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk 4 Duane Daraatrom, o f Rt'SH, I t K K l ) A N D ) l A l t S I I A L L 41 Kaat Ltvlnaaion A v i n u r Orlando. F l o o d * A !t » r iir > * f o r P la i n t i f f Puhllah: July 37, A u « 3. to. IT. j 4 4 ‘/w* will mark (to the disappointment of most kids and sighs of relief by mothers) the end of summer vacation. To those youngsters who miss the big transports, The Herald thought it would publish this picture. Naturally, it's a (Herald Photo). LUCKY OH NOT. kids! Here’s 13 of the Semi­ nole County School Hoard's fleet of .">6 bright "orange monsters" now in "mothballs" in n parking men just tn the rear of Sanford Junior High School. About four weeks (Aug. 31, to be exact) from now, the appearance of the buses Key Man MISCELLANEOUS PETS entered in Oviedo’s annual pel ttliow this week were nhown by, from left, Christine Miklcr, a lut-fUh; (Hen Stoner, snnppitiR turlln; Scott Ahel, parakeet mnl Gnyn Stoner, gold fish, Tlic allow wan sponsored h.v (he Recreation Department as an «*vent of the an miner proRram for children. (Herald Photo) .........! T ds MR. n. 9 OZ. PKG. FRENCH FRIES Limit I With 13 Ordar A P P IA N W AY P IZ Z A With Cheese TIDE 3 OZ. PKG. I(!- llox NO. 300 C AN hliO W lUJAT Pork b Beans U n r! ? ’iih * s Order _ . . . K* Limit 2 With IS Order N O R T H R llN — Limit 3 With IS Order Toilet Tissue . . . 3 SUNL1TE Tomatoes lb . cans GOLDEN L im it 3 W ith *5 < "A' T RB*E Bananas 5 Limit 5 Lb*. With Order U. S. No. 1 White t 'H H J F T 'y bleach T- t '- " 2 *1 CONVENIENT Potatoes Limit S Lb*. With Order HT « U. S. No. 1 Yellow (ln l.r LOCATIONS: Lb.i Onions Lb. i ITII ST. A SANFORD AVE. lin o W. 13TI1 ST. �Sanctions Seen As 'Body Blow' To Hemisphere Reds W A S H IN G T O N (L T I) — on record,” said Thomas C. tro that future acts of ag­ sanctions and the warning people themselves thnt Cas­ Answers-ABC) said the OAS ance to these subversive ac­ against any OAS would serve notice not only tro's Communist regime was action proved that “ Castro tivities from Cuba.” For day condemnation and pun­ stute for inter-American a f­ member could bring him face- to the world but to the Cuban unacceptable to the hemi­ bus no future in Cuba or this Bolivia, Chile, Mexico and Property sphere and doomed to event­ hemisphere," Uruguay-the four Latin Am er­ ishment o f Fidel Castro's Cu­ fairs, to-face with the combined ual failure. "W o believe the Cuban peo­ ican countries still maintain­ ban regime by the 20-nation Mann stressed the psycho­ military- strength of Latin “ This is a body blow to ple. . .will. . .welcome t h i s ing diplomatic relations witli Organization of American logical importance of the de­ America and t h e United Communist sublet sion in the action as demonstrating that Cuba-inst the only votes States IO A S ) delivered a cision by the OAS foreign States. hemisphere." said Monti, who tin* regime which has now- against Iho resolution order­ forceful “ body blow” to Com­ ministers Sunday to condemn The ministers made their is President Johnson’s per­ fastened itself upon them is ing OAS nations “ not to munism in the Western Hem­ the Castro regime for aggres­ decision by a 15-1 vole and sonal adviser on Latin Amer­ not compatible with the hem­ maintain” diplomatic rela­ isphere. sion against Venezuela and signed the resolution on the WASHINGTON, D. C. ica. isphere and must be resisted," tions mid to suspend all trade “ We think economically, to apply diplomatic and llth anniversary o f Castro's Twenty seven years after the Casualty and shipping lies with Culm, Secretary' of Slate Dean Husk continued. 'voliticnlly, psycho logi­ economic sanctions against 2llth o f July revolutionary hydrogen • filled dirigible “ We expect now a consoli­ except (hose accessory for itusk, in a television inter­ cally and every other way Culm. movement, Iliridcnherg exploded and view Sunday (Issues and dated hemisphere in resist­ humanitarian rensuns. that this puts the continent The OAS also warned CusMann told newsmen the burned, the National Aero­ iElir thuifnril idrraLh July 27, 1961 — l’ngc 3 nautics and Space Admini­ stration is laming (he tricky gas for use in its latest rock­ ets. Keeping hydrogen in its supercoult-d, liquid stale Is tiie major problem- The liquid temperature is 123 degrees below zero or approximately light times colder than the North Pole in (lie <h ad ol winter. At that temperature other gases, used with hydrogen to propel rockets, would make the hydrogen boil if proper insulation were not used. This would cause bursting of fuel tanks, rapid escape of the gas QUANTITY BIGHTS RESfRVFD — PRICES GOOO THRU JULY 29th and very possibly an explo­ w iH M -o m t s t o a t s , i n c . — c o r u i i m — • • • * sion. A mixture of hydrogen and oxygen will provide about 35 percent more power per iwuind tlian conventional kero* W ith the Purchase of sene lype rocket fuels. Thus W D BRAND Leaner, Fresher the ability to place relatively more weight in space with the same size rocket. NASA is well on the way lo proving the excellence lit hydrogen with the already launched Centaur II and Salurn I second stage liquid C I I A H L E S H O L D E R , artist-instructor in residence nt DcRary Mansion, hydrogen liquid oxy gen .12 in shown with his portrait of “ Sandra" which hand's with his one-man engine. Both livings were suc­ ;phow in the Main Gallery during iiis stay. (Cox Photo) cessful. In the future, liquid hydro­ gen will lie used in nuclear SAVE 10< . . PLANTATION rockets wlicn they are ready for flying. high U.S. of filia l said to­ Mann, assistant secretary of gression Hydrogen Tamed For New Rockets V< #CARRAW AY ^ McKIBBIN 114 NOKTU PARK FA 2-0331 rrsNEW! ITS HERE! Top Value Stamps GIFT CATALOG ( TOBdiiiiiid ia iiiS iia M IM FREE 100 E X TR A ! Top Value Stamps EXTRA STAMPS 100 Extra bloir.pt with Tamow M e a t L o o f 2 Vi-u> pk0. 50 E.tro Stampi with TARNOW Ground 1 Dixie Demos Wooed On Poverty Vote W A S H IN G TO N (L T D — Strategy of the House lead­ llouso leaders were reported ership so far is to swing be­ busy over the weekend trying tween 00 and 05 Southerners over to tiie noministration to get enough Democratic ramp in support of thb $0tl2.5 votes lined up to pass Presi­ million passage. The plan lias dent Johnson’s wnr on poverty 1included assignment o f Hep. lull before Aug. T without any i’liil Landrum, D-tla., as floor 0.. publican help. manager and a soft line on lu the past, the administra­ Senate debate over states tion forces have relied on lights amendments. GDI1 votes In bulance South­ House l e a d e r s appeared ern Democratic defections on eager to accept much o f the Votes oil major hills. Ilut this Sit 17.5 million hill passed by timu the effort is to get enoligh Southerners to vote fo r I lie high-priority Johnson program. the Senate last week in or­ der to avuid a battle over a compromise version. Other congressional news: Autos: The House Ways & Means Committee head repre­ sentatives o f the nnto indus­ try testify on the 10 per cent excise tax on new rats. Spokesmen for the industry criticized the tax as putting an unfair Inn den on rnnstitnc i» fo r ihu pun.base U a necessity item. OVER 35 YE AR S Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel a • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Reds 4-LB. BAG P ickle L o a f Save 10c . . DIXIE DARLING Hamburger or W ie n e r B uns 2 P8k£ 29* 19' .. DIXIE DARLING Hombuigtr os . . Inst. Coffee-™ 69 Maxwell 1j House r 6-ox. Jar SAVE 26* 89 * Tomato Juice.. 19* 5* Oil Sardines... Vanilla Wafers 19* Dog Food........ 10* 32-ox. SAVE . . AMERICAN Limit 3 please. At No Vi CAN SAVE 10* . . CRACKIN' GOOD 12-ox. of PKG. the SAVE r* . . CALO C A T OR At ___ A_______________ L _. r .T .? ' T. : J :• r - i J T L ,*u*i FRESH! FRESH! PRODUCE T O,P VALUE STAMPS VfH IMm) i. >JH»4 M*fl M - US ® . SWEET, JUICY WHITE I LB. PACKAO V B IL M A B Turkey Roeet *1" Seedless Grapes a o o n t h r u J u l y 1 8 th st ar AH. V.IMHSirtf •O U T M L 'R N Per Pound rsojix m ill. oeoo Thou July 1§ th AT AMT WIHM tHIVIfl There’s a lot ts do In SANFORD 19 T O P VALUE STAM PS Wh HMDr * •* ’J •» O hm P m m a g i F i d o n H O W ARD JOHNSON 0 you'vs am hi snived. holme foe thi n tatil rhosrt. tht t»U p'jcci lo n t. i n i l end retort, your church or placet ‘4 thop v perhipi ■ hours or tpirtmmt . . . read the C h oc. C ake 89- Go o d T h au J u ly X lfN AT AMT WlMM-ftllff LARGE FIRM HEADS OF Crisp Lettuce . . . . l ™ 39/ £ <L* 16.* U •I »Hi. The Sanford Herald .. MINUTE MAID Frozen TO P VALUE »*•»t w st if*STAMPS M<-*S C# T h r u P a c r a g ib r a o i m T A 8 TC O ' RCA V t i l c o m i i S i i ' a [}m : v q g iie - J k j Flak Sticks 3/ 'l. O o o o T h r u Ju l y X I tn _____ Virginia I’ etroskl AT S J ft W1HH H i l l 61 FROZEN FOODS IDAHO VALLEY Frozen Limeade or C T A r iz Franck Fried LEMONADE °c UP NOW ! POTATOES 7 CANS SsROO ’ 1 2-LB. BAG O. Box 1114 Sanford iH E s a a g L ^ I'hyllis Itufenslcin — ------------ - 322-6X31 Lake Mary * Nora Nrirric bbh-5631 Dcllooa Mary Gettings Hear Lake 293*6511 29* GLASS ■ Pack Pru Mildred llaluy 12-or. Pko. Limit one of your choice with a $2 50 or more order. D e v il C r a b s 9 9 ' TK 8-1511 23* DIXIE DARLING Angel Food C akes TO P VALUE STAMPS '•*m* ’**li *• IS S. Srminole £ 89- FR E S H B A K E D SAVE 10* , . L IB B Y 'S Sanford Life Underwriters Association which is spear­ heading the formation of local classes in thu Council's coiirso c f )ifc insurance training. W eekly class robs ions will be­ girt in October and conclude in May, 1005. iUchburg’s appointment was announced by Don Tabor, JneiMcnt o f tiie local under­ writer's association. Hlchburg has been active in Sunlurd life insurance circles for fiv e years and is u winner of tiio lutld and Unit N a­ tional Quality Award. i 39* S irlo in S tea ks Save I Or has been named rhuiiman o f V. 59* fl-or. Pkg. 25 Extra Slump, with COOK QUICK CHOP. W ie n e r B uns N . I. " N a t " Ithhhurg, agent committee u>. 25 Et.ro Stampi with blJNNYLAND Save 6t for Security L ife and Trust, special 98* B rick S a u sa g e 95 business Briefs £ M eat Loa f 50 Utm Slanipr with GEORGIA Meal or Grits A t First ft Palmrlto (Alongside old post office) 49* . » Lb. Pkg. 50 E.tro Stamps with TARNOW Beef S-LB. $ PKG. W ie n e rs l i - i »4 M - s i r.r.» 1»A . t «•>,(. I 1st St. & *MivcU P*U«d ■< fnoi'6"# &••*••• O* *1] BMI4I «l«l>0"l d'»*il«rirf if 0 frtliV l |ifH. French, Sanford Phone PEN h - fi P. M. D A IL Y F ill. T I L 9 P. M. 322-0241 TheSmart Place ToGo... For Good Things ToEat Freach A rc. A 2Sth* 400 K. First St. Pcbaetlo A fe . A 3rd St. Highway 17-02, Longwuod 39/ �G ivin g Service Im portant i Hava you ever thought o f what woutd happen I f garbage weren’t collected? Or If the drug store* weren’t kept open on Sunday or in thB evenings? Or i f Bn occasional filling station didn’t stay open all night? Or prop­ rietors o f delicatessens weren't will­ ing to never go home? Or if buses didn’t run at all hours o f the night? These are humble services per­ formed by inconspicuous people. V ery seldom Is a bus driver or a filling station operator nominated fo r tho presidency o f the United Slates or named ambassador to Great Britain. Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromfey O N E M AN’S MEAT. ANOTHER MAN'S POISON But the men who clean the streets and the women who clean the build­ ings while we sleep are just ns vital a cog In the machinery of daily liv­ ing as almost anyone else. Let them fnil to show up and see who’s miss­ ed most, they or the boss! The point is that the person who docs his job ns well as ho possibly can, is willing and, above nil, depend­ able— this person is Important. Im­ portant to himself, to his family and to society. Whoever finds contentment in his work, and Is needed, Is a success. And don’t forget it the next time some other pasture looks greener. fo r your opponent ought to hnve his head examined? Please answer it, if you will. A. 1 am glad to answer it. I am never reluctant to meet any question or any issue squarely and fairly. In this case, as you no doubt surmise, I was quoted out of context. My re­ collection is that the full purport o f my remark was that even a man who might in mistaken but sincere judg­ ment vote for my opponent still de­ serves the inalienable right o f an American citizen to have his head examined— us well us unv other part o f his body which might conceiva­ bly be in need o f medical attention— and to have it exnmined without one penny o f cost to him as a citizen and taximyer o f this great nution. I can assure you and u)l A m e r i c a n s that , • • There is no reason fo r any voter to be uninformed or unenlightened these days when the candidates can talk directly to the people and really lay it on the line. • • • I t is mngnificient to grow old, if ono keeps young.— Harry Emerson Fosdlck. Dr. Crane’s W orry C lin ic Her#** « tact tragedy th*t may nsutermlne our virile Republic from within. It poor* n dire problem for both the Democratic and Itrpuhtlran parties ao de­ bate this raaa carefully und are w hit solution you can offer. which we hard working tax­ payer* furnlah them. "And they generally flash 120 bills to pay their cab fore. "W here do they get all those f fJ0 bills for ua taxi drivers to rash?" SCENE I In Chicago last year, our welfare cones wero limited to frru groceries but not cash atlolmcnU fo r a couple of months. They griped and yelled at tuck o f freo cuah from Uie taxpayers! Finally, whan cash allot­ ments ware restored to them, they Imnieillntrly deluged our Couk County hospital with drunks, Including scores of drunken women. For they used the "fr o * " money awarded them out of hard working taxpayers' levlea, to “ liquor up" at ta­ vern a. SCENE CARE T-431 j Bart N., aged *8, haa 6 children. “ Dr. Crane,’ ' ha began, " I work a day aid ft and then drive i taxi here at Ft. Wayne In tho evening. "F o r 1 moat 'moonlight' in ordtr to pay all expense*, plus doctor Mile, fo r my big fam ily. "Hut what gripe* me la tho fact that our welfare case* w ill rail us rabbles to drive them down to tha central food depot where they load up with froa groceries. "Then they take a taxi horns with their free grub II Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mrs. Julie Bart** H *-l *1* B*ar Laks-Fnreal City Mrs. Maryan® MB** 838-3*7* Casselberry Mr*. Jan* Casselberry *38-1*4* Chulaota Mrs. Joan Magtn 3*3-3718 DeBary Mrs. Fraak While MS-4723 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney *68**131 Enterprise Mrs. Bltckle Harris *0-3831 GA8 4<Ai Genera Mr*. Jos. E. Hatklaux 341-4114 Lake Mary Mrs. France* Wester *13*218 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4733 Long wood Mrs. Donna Rates 133-3317 North Orlsnde Mrs. Darla Dean 332-118* Onteen Mrs. Clsrrnre Beyder 322-4841 Oriede Mr*. Kvrlyn Lundy 383-3*16 QNp f&mfarii fyratft Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Phil Newsom Soys Monday, July 27, 1964 u tT o a u s r m ts a r a And many o f tha women coming to our county hospital for delivery o f bablei have bora from B to 10 children— maybe all out o f wedlock. So they get f&OO to |GOO month­ ly A D A (A id to Dependent Children). “ I can't afford to Xe mar­ ried," on* buxem unwed mo­ ther giggled a* my a»n David delivered her 10th child last year, " Vauae then I'd loaa my monthly check.” (She’d had children by B men!) Remember, many o f theae era subnormals, often on the harks o f ua taxpayers for three full generation* al­ ready I And when will it atop? For they start breeding like guinea plga at tha age o f Cl or 14, without benefit of any marriage ceremonies! S C E N E III July 1st a young Los An­ gela* medical graduata stoppci at our homa *n rout* to ids Internship in New York. lie told b m o f a caaa with­ in hia personal observation o f a mother with thro* Illegiti­ mate dmight*re, all grown and now breeding like guinea plga at taxpayers' expense. "They have ao many Ille­ gitimate children,” thia young doctor told me, "that they draw over $1,000 per month welfara allotment. "Y e t they never war* need to anything but black eyed peas, hominy grits and flour gravy until they hit Los A n ­ geles. "S o the taxpayer* are ac­ tually maintaining a 'red light' house o f prostitution. Those women revel in their new luxury!" U PI Foreign New Analyst An angered W eit German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard stepped o ff a train In llnnn ono day last week and per­ emptorily ordered his old bon, Konrad Adenauer, into aeulon for a dressing down. The reaiun — that white Erhard was o il In Denmark on a m illion promoting unity among hie Common Market partners, back In Bonn Ade­ nauer busily waa etlrring up a party revolt at tho bct.«*t of hie old friend Charles tie Gaulle whose bleat on Euro­ pean unity arc far different from Erhard’s own. Tim difference* between the two wero those which alto ■rpnrato Franco from Its other partners within tlw European Common Market and France and tho United States on tucli matters o f internitionsl concern at dltirmanicnt, the nuclear test han agreement, recognition of Communist China, and NATO. In back of Adenauer’s ac­ tion waa hi* disappointment and dissatisfaction at the way Erhard has been conducting West Germany’s part in the 1003 Treaty af Cooperation with Do Gaulle's Franco. When tho treaty was con­ cluded In Parts in January, 19*3, Adenauer emotionally referred to It aa the crowning achievement o f hit career. I)a Gaulle just had vetoed British membership in the Common Market and refused a share In tho United States' nuclear-tipped Polaris m is­ sile. But to Adenauer this teem ­ ed a small price to pay for the end of centuries of Franco-German enmity. 11m treaty provided that France and Germany would "consult each outer before taking any decision on all m a­ jo r questions of foreign potIc y " and in the eyes of the two leaders was to pave the way for a Paris-Ronn axis which other member* of the Comomn Market could join or not as Uiey saw fit. Results have fallen far short of original tntcntkms. In Bonn earlier this month Erhard refused to go along with a Ds Gaulle proposal which Erhard believed simply would mean Franco-Gcrman dictation to lira small coun­ tries of Europe. Erhard and his foreign minister, Uehard Schroeder, still are holding out for a genuine united stales of Europe which ulUmstely would submerge a high de­ gree o f national sovereignty within tha larger body. In tills they are supported by other Common Market nations, Italy, The Netherlands, Bel­ gium and Luxembourg. Dick West’s W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — The fun of coming back from a vaoatlon la catching up on what has been happening while you worn away. I spent my recent vacation in such a remote spot thot a lot o f important news failed to reach me. Fur Instance, I Just now h-arned that while I was gone tho Agriculture Department found « way to bypass the dispauso o f a cabbagcworm. hnv* entered diapause, which it a dormant stage similar to hibernation, it emerged from ita caconn as * full blown adult butterfly. "This new pholoftosh tech­ nique may hers potential value as a biological control mothod against insecU," the department say*. " . . . I f In­ sects in their natural environ­ ment were furred to bypass din pause und develop Into adulta ahead o f schedule, the Insects would probably get so out o f step with nature that they would perish." I f photoftashea can change ths Ilf* cycle o f aabbagsworms, I am wondsrlng if something similar might hap­ pen to politician*. This Is an election year, you know, and our politicians will be exposed to a tremen­ dous amount o f photoflashee during the n a il couple o f months. Under their normal life cycle, many politicians would enter diapause a fter Nov. 8 and would remain dormant until the next campaign. But i f phutoflashlng causes them to get out o f step with na­ ture, they might emerge from their cocoons ahead of schedule, Tha nation would have no poorly grounded and might act rashly. Moderates also think the senator oversimplifies domes­ tic problems. In the U tter field, the ra- Barbs from Dy lia l Cochran W e wonder i f e quack doc­ tor wm* called when a doien ducks became ill from eating ■polled mush. • • • PhoB t INC. CONTINUOUS M O N TH LY SERVICE A G A IN S T A L L HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND FOGGING R E A S O N A B LE JOB R A T E S LO W M O N T H L Y SERVICE COST HnuKfhuM Sprays Swimming Pool And Sprayers Chemicals 1004. Often it's strange that after likelihood a man tries to teach his w ife that any politicians would to play gulf they’r* still perish, however. They are speaking. • • * generally more durablo than cabbageworms. Remo o f them Chasing kids out o f your have been out o f step with yard in the summer gets to be as common aa an old shoot nature fo r years. Thera la little SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. C A L L 322-5492 FOR ESTIM ATES A N D APP O IN T M E N T S Only One Home Left I T ’S A B E A U T IF U L FOUR BEDROOM, 2 B A TH CO NTEM PO RARY — R E A D Y FOR YO U R MORE GRACIOUS F L O R ID A L IV IN G — IN — Ravenna P ark M O D ERN K IT C H E N S B Y GENERAL A C O N V E N IE N T V A , F H A , A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f theae and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homeB today Pahmett* F A 1-0814 CHEM ICALS, NOW OFFERS office-seekers; CUSTOM Ba. SO U TH E R N It's too had girls ean't put on a complexion that won't ■how on a teeimgn hoy's coat lapel. • • • C LU B STEN STR O M _______________ ^ C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . B U IL D IN G Genera! Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON CO U N TRY 114 HOME FOGGING Thera are two kinds of palms In high dare restau­ rants, those in pots and those stuck out at tha and of wait­ ers' arras. • * * Shosumaksh H U S K VOLTOt.UK. C i m b U . . . (..serai The Declaration of Ind® pendence wax not signed on tho Fourth of July. The day on which the final expiration of the 13 colonics from Great Britain was officially voted waa July 2, 1776. The list signer, Thomaa McKean, of Delaware, did not affix hil _ signature until 1777. % P IO N E E R IN G IN — The host tip to the purchase next year would be Just like o f a canoe is: don’t • • • respite Nothing equal* civil rights In emotional charge. It is the Issue which seems to offer Goldwater most hope o f vic­ tory. not slone In the South— where leaders say they are already cranking up for Barry —but in the West and in the cities and suburbs o f the industrlal Northeast and Mid­ west. It is like the Catholic issue in (he Kennedy-NIxon race of 1960. The candidate can disa­ vow prejudice and order Ida people not to use It, as Rich­ ard Mxon disavowed It In 1960. But It can work for him anyway, as It surely did fo r ; Nixon four year* ago. If It works for Goldwater in 1064 and draws Democrats to him he would not otherwise get, he might get elected — but not through the clear con­ servative • liberal choice he sought the nomination to pro­ vide. SINCE 1947 Sometimes r • a ■ o n ■ that may sound good may not be good sound reasons. * * * T h e L ighter S id e On tha chance that there might bo other Americana who havo been out of ths mainstream and may also have missed this develop­ ment, I shall now attempt to bring us sit up to date. The A g i (cultural Research Service, whoso c u r i o s i t y knows no bounds, wanted to see what would happen If it exposed a cubliugeworm to repeated flashes o f light. Each night, while the cabhagewurm was still in tho caterpillar slugc, department scientists turned un ■ photoflesh. 1,0 und In-held, some­ TAXES AND TAXES thing did happen. Suppose your pet dog were Tha photuflnshea apparent­ covered with a doien fat ly upset the cabbage worm's wood licks, all swollen with ttcrmal Ufa cycle. tho dog’s blood. At a time when the cabWould it bo fa ir fo r those bagtworm w o u l d normally wood ticks to “ vota" an In create in their canine freo "w e lfa re " blood aUotntont? They are parasites! Our Founding Father* thus felt that all those who era M o b i : N T AI.KX AN UK B J V L U B k OTKISTMM supported by tbs government Advertising Dtrtotor H a m ate Bailer —charity case* aa well aa Job BOV (1BBBR I 1 U I L JOUMIOM Advertislag Manager Uaaaglag Hatter holder* — should not be al­ a a r M ATT b s v m i K iL u u M u n r Oeneral Alvartlalng Manager lowed to vote. Telegraph K ilter ■ M U g W IL L I S K I MABBIMTT B I T U U M I That's why tho resident's of ClAaaillad Oireatne •solely Minor the District tt Columbia won KW TTia AUSTIN AAMia saeaM A JU M disfranchised till about four Bnalneea Manager Oily Bitter WBBB WBLLg n u t WML L I yean ago. Should wo do like­ Mechanical Bust. Ceaotr Bitter wise fur welfare caeca I BILL VINCBXT. Stall Photegraghw . . A denauer On C arpet Thought For Today Jesus said to him, Have you be­ lieved because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.— John 20:29. d a l struggle could further cloud the "clea r choice" Goldwater so ardently wishes to offer. This will be especially true If the hot summer of 1064 is fanned to hotter fury by militant Negro demonstra­ Tw o things muddy the tions, picketing, sit-ins, etc. The Irish, Italian, Polish choice badly: Goldwater'* continuing tendency to alarm end Eastern European Catho­ rather than reassure those in lic* who provided the "white anti-Negro pro­ and near Ids own parly who backlash" disagree with him, and the ex­ test vote In 1963 elections and some 1964 primaries normally plosive civil rights issue. Republican politicians fear vote heavily Democratic on that great streams of moder­ economic grounds. How much snap will the ate to liberal GOP voters — not to mention independents backla.-h have this fall? This —will take a walk over to plainly is the most Important single factor In the election. President Johnson's side. With tile Korean war a hot The President obviously Is going to tailor his campaign Item In 1932, the national m i­ broke sharply to appeals In hope of pulling norities these people toward him. To Gen. Dwight Eisenhower — the extent he docs, he may showing they will ahove eco­ become something of a Demo­ nomics astda if a short-run issue is big enough. cratic “ me-too" candidate. One top California moderate It Is much too early to tell desperately to how far all this might go. A who worked number of Republican leaders beat Goldwater In the June 2 sampled in San Francisco in primary now ia y i backlash the convention aftermath said will elect the senator. Ohio that resurgent partisan loyal- National Committeeman Ray tlrs may in the end keep Bliss, soon to undertake the many troubled Republicans first of his touted state sur­ from drifting to Johnson’s veys o f the election outlook, suggests It may be difficult fold. One leader said privately he to gaugo the backlash effect. thinks a good many GOP busi­ Say* Bliss: "T h e y ’ll give nine other nessmen who will go on talk­ ing Hie case for Johnson right reasons why they’re for Goldup to voting time will go Into wstcr, rather than acknowl­ tbc booth Nov. 3 and vote for edge that the Negro situation may be the real one." Goldwater. The temptation to take ad­ Even a few eastern poli­ ticians are not as horrified as vantage o f the white backlash has been suggested at the could be great in the Goldprospect of trying to sell Gold- water camp. The senator says lie 1topes civil rights will not water to their constituency. Nevertheless, there is a be an Issuo, but a view wide­ very real chance of major ly held Is that his vote against moderate defections to John­ the 1964 civil rights bill was son. The Impetus would come the final insurance that the mostly from fear that In Issue would boll up in this foreign affairs Goldwater Is campaign. WASHINGTON — ( N E A ) Tbe nation may not get the clear conservative • liberal choice In November which Sen. Barry Goldwater, Un GOP presidential nominee, says he wants it to have. Forthright D ou b letalk Through the miracle o f modern communication, candidates fo r of­ fice can now sit in front o f a televi­ sion camera or a microphone and state their views and policies clearly, bluntly and explicitly to millions of voter* throughout the nation. L et u* tune in to a popular net­ work program a* a quartet o f top newsmen question a candidate who Is avowedly eager to take his case directly to the people, no holds bur­ red. Q Sir, you are quoted In the cur­ rent issuo o f a national news maga­ zine as saying, and 1 quote: "Anyono who votes for my opponent ought to have his head examined.” Did you say that? And i f you did, do you re­ gard it ns worthy o f tho dignity of the high office you are scoklng? A. First, o f all, my good friend, let me make it crystal clear that I yield to no one in my high regard fo r the dignity o f tho important o f­ fice I am confident I will hold when the intelligent peoplo o f this great nation go to the polls and vote ac­ cording to their conscience and their judgment in tho greut tradition o f the freedom-loving people o f this sovereign country. It is this freedom, sir, that I am unashamedly pledged to perpetuato, and I shall givo my­ self without stint or . , . Q. But my question was, did you actually say that anyone who votes P olitical N otebook A S P E C IA L T Y R I). - FOLLOW R EA LTY Sales Agents_______________ 822-2420 Phone 322-6103 OUR SIGNS �fffjr ftanforS July 27. 1961 — Tape 5 VrralS Angered By Sanctions, Castro Huris Threats to pro-Communist revolution­ aries throughout the hemis­ phere. Castro, addressing n crowd estimated at around 500,000 on the 11th anniversary of the start of his revolutionary movement here, also threat­ ened to "shoot hack" "at U. S. Marines ut the Guantanamo Naval Hasp if they fire on Cuban sent. let. Cheers and shouts boomed from the crowd, which had H A M P T O N . V n. — H y p e r­ waited in a sun-baked open tonic pertain* to speed* at five time* ionic velocity or higher. A m ajor problem in tliii speed region is to keep the environmental heat from vaporizing the fuel, partic­ ularly if liquid hydrogen is used. SA N TIA G O . Cuba (L T D — Premier Fidel Castro, reac­ ting angrily to Organization of American Stale* (0A S1 sanctions against Culm, said Sunday night he would pro­ vide "all available resources" Heat Factors Of Hypersonic Speed Studied DOGS AND CATS, all colors and all kinds, were brought to the annual pet show sponsored Tuesday morning by the Oviedo Kecrention Depart­ ment. Dogs, top photo, were shown by, front from left, Marty Ward, Sharon Ward, Allen Daniel and Jay Saucer; back, Wanda Morgan, Joe Webb, Tommy Malcolm ami Lee Ward, Cats shown, bottom, were brought by, front from left, Hilly Smith and Hasty McHridc; back, Linda Olliff, Lisa Wolcott. Susan Clonts, Pat Huckelew and Martha Williams. 1 field most o f .he day to hear the bearded premier. Thousands uprn thousands of peasants and industrial workers hail been brought to this eastern Culm city by government truck and Inis. Thousands o f others streamed down from the Sierra Maeatre, the mountains where Castro, won his guerrilla war for control o f Cuba, In a fiery, three and enehalf hour speech, Castro cov­ ered these main points: In a summary o f test in­ formation, NASA reported that at seven times the velo­ city o f sound the hottest area is the lower lip o f the air in­ let*. which reach 2,5011 de­ glees F. The nose cap reaches 2,500 degrees F., with the thermometer climbing to 1,700 degrees F on the leading edge o f the ventral fin*, and 1,000 degree* F. on the fo r­ ward section o f the wing. — He denounced Sen Harry Gohlwster as "the worst pos­ sible president" for th e United States. — He told Cubans tlist the current shortage* would con­ tinue for at least four or five years more. — Hr said the Cuban re­ volution would last "a few venturin'' despite thr rflorU of "Yankee imperialism" to bring it down. — He praised French Presi­ dent Charles de Gaulle for his "valiant declaration o f Inde­ pendence" against the United States in his news conference lis t week, — He accused the United States slid errtain I.atin American nations of helping anti-Castro force* and de­ manded that such help atop. Castro wound up his speech with a "declaration of Sdnliage," hia bitter reaction ><> the OAS sanctions. The OAS voted ratly Sun­ day to takr trade and diplo­ SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT . . . THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR FOR TH E BEST Early -W eek B arg ain s! mtCEl GOOD THAU WWttSDAT FARMER GRAY SKINLESS FRANKS Fields Opens P. 0. Branch A Post-Office nub-station tins been opened at the new J . M. Fields store on U. S. 17-02 In Winter Park, aero ril­ ing to nn announcement today by company official*. The postal facility is lo­ cated just inside the store ad­ jacent to the front entrance next to the Food Fair Super Market. The station Is open from 10 a.m. until (1 p,m„ Mondays through Saturdays. A gift wrap service will be opened adjacent to the postoffire unit in the very near future. QUANT ITT RIGHTS RES ERVED FAIR * % The Ilassilys have two daughters, Caron and Gail. They moved to California last September where hr is sale* engineer fo r Hunter En­ gineering Company. Leaving Seattle, they made their way through Yellowalone Park, staying one night at the llranding Iron l.inlgc nt Laramie, Wyo., then on to denver, Colo, and Colorado Springs to the top o f Pikes Peak in the Garden o f the Gods. From there they drove through Kansu*, Missouri and lllionis to Fort Wayne, 1ml., to see her slater, Mrs. C. G. Vcnderlcy, Enroutc to Staun­ ton, Vs., they stopped over­ night at the home o f his brother-in-law ami sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cobb. Thla w b i the first trip west for the Tlnsleya and they •till are marveling at the wonders o f the world they have seen. However, they say they ars “ very happy to he hack in Florida." TENDER MEATY K.lkl.1. Altamonte Couple Home From 10,850 Mile Trip To West Mr. and Mr*. Milton TinaIcy have just returned to their Oricnta Gardens heme in Altamonte Springs after n 10,850 mile trip through the west during which they traveled in 23 stales. Taking the southern route through Alomnba, Mississip­ pi, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, they ar­ rived at the home o f their auii-in-law und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Hastily in Riverside, Calif., on May 9. W H ITE I«0 P A R K A Y E . M ONEY T O PAY B I L L S ... Our Consolidation Loan Plan is tops in convenience. LOANS UP US Lady Fair 'M IR ACLE Tw tST" tiJ t- -'W- - #•». tv* Mrfitu x TO (600 G .A .C . F I N A N C E H EIN Z BREAD hy the WAFERS TOMATO KETCHUP unci m NESCAFE JAR 12ot PKG FYNE-TASTE 6«i JAR •w* ru m * I FYHETASn c o ffee FF Deluxe FROZEN WAFFLES GOING TO T H E W O RLD ’S F A IR ? Be Our Guest! 4 LtMtT-2 WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER INSTANT COFFEE $H 95 M ATHER 1 LB BAG YOUR CHOICE! VALU E OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Not BTL FULL OATMEAL n n 27.88 OF SANFORD 3-MINUTE QUICK LIGHT & FLU FFY a LIMIT-2 WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER BESSIE LEE » 20ot LOAVES The "EVERYWHERE CHAIR " KETCHUP C O R P O R A T I O N -------------------------------- -----------------------------------------i l l W e n First Straal................................. Telephone 322-3743 - ■— -■ OtMMPO ------------------------428 North O ra n g e Avenue............. Telephone 474-3605 401 W i l l C e n tra l B o u le v a rd ................. Te'ej *o- e 473 6491 1243 Eo»t C o lo n ia l D rive ......................... ."Telrp'-ore 425-7641 ea. 38c LAUNDRY BASKETS KING SIZE SLICED WHITE While in itlverside, the Tinsley* visited PiMtryluml, LOANS MADI TO B Is T o iN lV o f ALL NIARIT TOWNS Mission Inn an top o f Mt. Rubidoux where the first Easter Sunrise Services were held and the M illion of Cap­ istrano at Long Reach. They •pent one day driving through the Desert of the Joahuu Tree, seeing many beautiful flowers and trees, returning by way o f Palm Springs. On Memorial Day they drove (o Canoga Park, Calif., to visit Mrs. Tinsley's cousin famous and his family, Mr. and Mrs. E--I.ee Mumford, for aeveral Cruftamcn o f days. While there the MumM U R P llY - M IL L E R fords drove them to Los An­ geles and Hollywood where they saw the fabulous homes of many movie acton. The following week they visited Grand Canyon, thr Petrified Forest, the Painted Dessert and Hoover Pam, re­ lum ing to Riverside by way o f Laa Vegas, A fte r a two-wrek rest, tliey M A N U F A C T U R E D from materials that provide started nn the homeward genuine, lung-la.ting value: G E N U IN E A M E R IC A N W A L N U T OR 1IEEC H — on journey thaveling the north­ $ eapoeed trim. ern route on which they first SO LID HARDW OOD F R A M E — carefully M-Irrted for stop W’ss Sequoia National strength and long life. Park, then Kings Canyon and HIGH R A K E RESIN F IN IS H — Weeps its original finish Yossmite Park. From thrre years — durable, too. thsy came through Caraon K IL N DRIED H ARD M A P L E DOWELS — for joints that ■lay sturdy. City, Nev., and by Lake T a­ "F IR S T L IN E " IN T E R IO R PADDING — for sitting hoe, seeing olive trees, apri­ \I I # E ASY rum fort that hold* Ita shape. cot trees, dale palms and ■ ■ TERMS H E A V Y V IN Y L COVERINGS — .elected by professional plum trees. designers to complement the style linrs o| this chair, and Upon arrival at their next to add to the beauty o f your room drror. Stop, Crster Lake, Ore., they were somewhat disappointed to see snow falling fast. HowStop in our store for PR E -PAID ADMISSION TICKETS evp-, they did get • glimpse to the Pavlljjon of American Interior*. No chtirife! c f *the lake and the moun­ tains were like • winter won­ derland. in Portland, Ore., they visit­ ed "another o f Mr*. Tinalcy’a cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peering and son and at their SHOP IN A IR CONDITIONED COMFORT s e tt itop In Seattle, Waib., 203-09 E. FIRST ST. . PH. 322-0983 thev- slopped at the home ol bar aunt, Mrs. Edwin Walker. / > > '/ 1 matic sanctions against Cuba and to strengthen hemisphere defenses against Cuban revo­ lutionaries. It acted on tha c o m p l a i n t o f Yenetuela, which charged Cuba w-ith smuggling arms to pro-Cas­ tro terrorists last year. Castro warned the OAS na­ tion* net to intervene fur­ ther in what he called Cuba's "Internal affairs." The interAmerican group lacks th* "righ t and m orality" to con­ demn Culm, he said. 5 ox PKG REG. 2/29< VALUE! , (fiSS* L N IT -T WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER �.i? a Mg I Q>h* # a n (o r h g r r o lh Pnirc 6 — July 27, 1964 About Sports b Post 53 In Tourney Opener A t Fort Pierce Tonight Thinking Winner Will Go Out Loud To Stale Meet At Palm Beach U. 5. Surprises World In Track Win Over Russia D; Julian SUnstroai Th* ralni which iwept FO R T riE R C E — The Cen­ through Seminole County Sat tral Area American Leglon'a urday and Sunday probably cauied more people in thli area to watch major league baseball on television than any weekend of the current diamond season. Mowing grass when It's raining, or even when the lawn Is still Wet, Isn't exactly the most pleasant of chores— even If you can afford the luxury of a riding mower. For the want of something better to do, most people relaxed and watched the nickering tube and the ball games — If you could call them th a t • • • Junior Laaeball tournament will open here tonight with four o f the aeetlon’a district chnmplons attempting to win the big prlie— a trip next week to the state American I-cgion tournament to be played In West I ’alm Reach. Tost 40 o f Fort Pierce will host the tourney and will play in the aecond game o f tonight’a twin bill which will raiae the cutratn on the dou­ ble elimination nffalr which could run into Friday before the title is decided. The contests, to be played at JayCee Field, will see Post 63 of Snnford, the Sixth Dis­ trict champions, competing with Post 24 o f Ilradenton and Poat 6 o f Tampa. The Ilradenton nine Is the area's defending champion. A t 1 p. m. today the clubs will gather fo r the drawing! which will get the tournament schedule under way at 0 p. m. Following tonight's twin bill, another double header will be played Tuesday night and sin­ gle games are slated for Wed­ nesday, Thursday and posaibly Friday. Slngla games will be played with 7:30 p. m. established aa the starting time. Ilradenton and Fort Pierce both participated In the area tournament last year in Plant City, Rrndenton la alio the 1002 state champion. Manager Frank Thomai of Sanford announced that he waa not aura which o f hla five starting hurlers would get the big assignment In tonight's opener. ''It'll depend upon whleh club w e ll draw in tha opener." Rut Thomas added, "They're all going to be tough." Thom­ as haa Rick Hires, Jin) Cour­ ier, Dennlo Smith, Dave Golloher and Marvin Sheffield from which to call a starter. The more we watch major league baseball the more dis­ appointed we are In the fact that the national past time has become more or less a parade o f pitchers and other players who consider themselves prlma donnas. Really, we'd like to see some o f baseball's managers adopt the slogan—"W e'd rather fight than switch." Wo saw several "battles" ou T V this weekend and the most Interesting thing to catch our fancy was the 14second argument betwren 81. Louli Manager Johnny Keene and National League Umpire Shag p s w fo rd on a disputed play at first base during the Cardlnal-Phlladelphla contest S u n d a y afternoon. llad it not been for that we'd consider the entire week­ end wasted. What in the world has be­ come o f baseball T Where’s the spirit It used to possess! Where's the competition It once thrived upon? Where'a tho Idea of being a part of the team ! These fellows today walk up to the plate and w e'll bet a pretty penny they're thinking not of getting that bird ou second across the plate half as mack as they're considering Use per­ centages and averages that'll be tabulated in the press the next day. They're competing with ma­ thematics and Its relation to next season's contract. That may not be true, but it's the Pat Slpley led the ladles In impression they have with tha McRobert’a Navy Wlvea the public. League play this week with a • • • high acrlci o f 188/635. Thel­ As we watched the fiasco— ma Unger, with her second or game — between the Yan­ 200 game of the sesaon posted kees and the Tigers Sunday a 203/486. afternoon, and before a crowd Other high games were roll­ the commentators estimated ed hy A . Sexton who had a at maybe 50,000, we compared 199/510, Verna llolton’a 105/ the same situation — from a 610, Susy Reno'a 100/407, spectator standpoint — with Colleen Handlin'* 188/400, that of a football game be­ Shirley Martin'* 181/406 and tween the New York Giants Rose I'atrlck'a 171/402. and the Detroit Lions. Six bowlerettes each had a We came to the conclu­ turkey. They were C. Nees, C. sion that the average fan in Sandlin, Ilillie Johnson, Susy the stadium or watching at Iteno, Thelma Unger and home would have gotten Alira Sexton. Alice rame up m o r e thrilling entertain­ with four consecutive strikes. ment from one quarter of a In the split conversion di­ pro football game than they vision, Verna Holton and Mar­ did from the entire first garet ltotts both picked up gams of Sunday’s twin-bill the difficult 2-7 and also each opener plus Saturday's tilt spared tha 4-6. Isabel Goshom between the Yanks and the knocked over tho 2-B, Joanne Tigers. Sarnie the 6-7, Marge Field • • • the 6-10, Ellen llrndy the 2W e'll have to agree with 6-7, Heverly Meeks converted those who claim that baseball the very difficult 3-7-10, while is no longer the nation's past the baby 3-10 optit felt for time. We must agree with Euxy Iteno, Shirley Martin, those who say it's now pro­ Holley Hell, A lire Sexton, fessional football. We guess Marge Field and Colleen we've fought It as long as we could and w e're now resigned Sandlin. Sipley's 535 Series Is High In Navy Loop to the truth. Accidents In farm homea killed 2,700 peraona In 1050 One example — we'll give you—if you need one. Early says tho National Safety In the Yankce-Tigcr contest, Council. when not too many runs sep­ arated the two clubs, Mickey crowds that once hung from Mantle grounded to the De­ the raftcra of Connie Mack troit first baseman. Mantle Stadium Juat to see Lefty didn't move from the plate. Grove pitch 7 Ob, yes, wo know Mantle Remember the days whea has a had leg. But U's a sad the stands went wild aa Pep­ day for baseball whea a per Martin went Into third player— Maatle or no Mantle oa his b elly! Or whea Baba —makes no effort even to Rutb pointed to the craterUmp down the Uae with all field waU at Wrigley F ield ! he's got! Whether you liked him or But you might say, "Mantle not, Leo Durocher had mora was saving himself for the color In his little finger than all of today's prlma donnai team ." Okay, even if be was, when put together. Yet, w e'll admit baseball has to depend upon that baieball player* are bet­ that kind o f philosophy to jus­ ter today than ever before. tify this kind o f thing you can Hut there'* something m illlag. soon kiss the game goodbye. • • • ll'a spirit I And whea that'i Because o f this, baseball Is missing nothing else matters. losing its greatest asset in Competition goes down tha drawing crowds, Individual drain. To us, that's what’a stars. There Just aren't any wrong with m ajor league any more. Bcmeraber the baseball. • • • ny Jo* St. Amant United Pres* International LOS A N G E LE S (U P I ) — United States track and field athletics are sitting on top of tha world today— they gave Russia and awful drubbing In the sixth annual meet be­ tween the two nation* on the weekend. For the flret time the Americans won on the com­ bined point score for both men's and women’s events. The combined score waa: United States 187, Russia 168. U. S. Coach Sam Dell o f Oregon State College scoffed at a suggestion that the American athletes might be CHUI.UOTA’S Little League tenm this year is mode up of, front from "overtrained" In view o f the left, Don Parks, Bimbo Jacknon, Terry Green, David Sharron, Hay Stiver long time before the October and Lorry Perrin; back, Hill Parka, Jay Hunch, Hicky Hclpe, Dale Sharron, Olympic games in Tokyo. Dennith Pressley, Hill Warden and Bradley Bunch. Charlie Miller is " I don't buy this thing that conch nnd Jim Parks is mnnngcr. Captain is Terry Green and Co-Captain you reach a peak and then is Bill Parks. (Herald Photo) tail off. I think you can go ahead and stay ahead," he Id. In the men’s division, th* United States had 139 points against 07 for Russia. The Russian women won by 69-48. Rut the 48 was the most points tha American las­ sies have ever scored and their showing put tha U. S. team on top. " I t wa* incorrect to say that ST. LOUIS (U P I) - The St. fait that the Cardinal owner* The American men were Louli football Cardinals set­ would either remain In St. the decision 'waa made at expected to win— but not by that tim e," Hldwlll said. tled down In the tim e home­ Louis or pack up at the end In a alatement directed to tha margin they did. town today hoping they didn't of tho 19G4 acason for Atlanta lose frlcndi during weeks of where one newspaper had re­ Atlanta, the brother* aald "a t DATE SET speculation a n d negotiation ported an "official confirma­ the same time, we arc ap­ C INCINNATI (U P I) — N a­ over whether to move to At­ tion of transfer . . . to Atlan­ preciative o f the kind treat­ tional League President War­ ta . . . wilhln the next two ment and patience ahown by lanta. tho people of Atlanta, and our ren Gilea announced today "Th e football Cardinals will d a y i." Cardinal ownera Charles decision does not at all lessen that tiie league'! mid summer remain in St. Louis," owners meeting will be held In Chi­ of the National Football Lea­ and Hill Hldwcll negotiated on our opinion that Atlanta has cago on Aug. 10. gue club anounccd Sunday Sunday before the final do- great potential aa a pro foot­ ball alte." night, ending last minute cliion to atay was made. Farm accident* killed 8,700 The new downtown M inisAs late as Saturday, Hill hopes In Atlanta that the club in 1062 • one every hour. described as slppi riverfront stadium won't would play ball In the Georgia Dldwlll h a d clty’a $13 million stadium In "fa ls e " quotes attributed to be ready at least untU I960, him and hi* brother which and the Cardinal! will con­ 1965. There had been predictions laid that tho Hidwilia had de­ tinue to play Uie next two seasons In old Duscli Stadium. and aeconil-gueislng until tho cided on St. Louli. Cardinals Decide To Remain In St. Louis Leesburg Beats Schedule Error Sanford LL Nine May Result In While plon world Chicago not ed and later (cored when Pigskin Classic He Venturi Wins Southern League Wins Vol 500 Leave the pet goldfish at home when you go fishing in Florida. Tha Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission pro­ hibits the possession o f any goldfish or carp while fish­ ing. E S & bb. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! F A R R E L L ’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN D/JLY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. 310 E. F IR S T " SANFO RD W E G IV E T O P V A L U E STAMPS j b ^ , the Ilcar rampi. Georgo Hu­ wife la expectlog their first cham- las, 09-ycar-old "Papa Hear" child. Coroner E. R. Beaver, the were and head coach o f the World D ean' training camp phyel"shocked and grelved" today Champions, rushed to the elan, said the accident occurby tha death in an automobile Jasper County Hospital hers ed when Galimore-s Volks­ accident o f atar halfback to identify tlie bodies. wagen hit the shoulder o f the W illie Galimore and husky Halas then notified Mr*. road and flipped over. spilt end John Farrington. Galimor* and Farrington Tha two gridiron player* Galimore and Mrs. Farring­ were apparently on their way ton by telephone o f their died when their car overturn­ back to camp after a round ed on a lonely country read husband*' deaths. Galimore o f golf, baa three young children. Sunday night about 2 4 miles Galimore, a flashy but v ir­ from the Hear training ramp. Farrington was married after tually unknown halfback when the close o f lest season; hia The tragedy was tha second he came to the Hears from this year to occur to a Chica­ Florida AAM , lernme one of go sports team. Kenny Huhbs, the National Football !,castandout aacond baseman of guu’s most s p e c t a c u l a r the Chicago Cuba, waa killed rookies In 1967. during the winter when his A spindle-legged scatback, private plane craahcd near he had a g ift for old fashion­ I’rovo, Utah. ed broken field running and Tha death o f Galimore, ” 9, W . I- Pet. Gn a deceptive, loping gait that and Farrington, 28, stunned New York 69 30 .021 he could shift into a jackHaltimoro 60 38 .012 4 rabbit pare. Chicago 69 38 .008 1 Despite the fact that GallLoa Angrlca 63 60 .615 10 more underwent surgery on Hoiton 60 61 .498 12 both legs before U ,t season, Minnesota 48 61 .485 13 W . I * Pet. (ill he was probsbly the fasteet Detroit 4 S 62 .480 134 Philadelphia 6(1 40 .6H3 man on the Hear squad. He 43 64 .443 17 San Fran. 67 42 .670 4 Cleveland had drlva and balanc* and Kansas City 38 60 .404 204 Cincinnati 64 46 .646 3 4 waa a hard man to bring Washington 38 OK .309 25 Pittsburgh 60 44 .632 6 down. Saturday's Results Milwaukee 60 47 .616 0 4 L »s Angeles 18, Kunsus City St. Lout* 60 48 .610 7 Chicago 48 48 .600 8 Lot Angeles 4B 41) .496 8 4 New York 14, Detroit 1 Huston 4, Cleveland I Houson 48 66 .460 13 Chicago 0, Minnesota 6 New York 30 70 .300 28 Haltlmore 6, Washington 4 Saturday'# Kraulle Sunday's Results Pitlaburgh 0, Cincinnati 3 D E LAN O — The first anLoa Ang. 3, Kans. City 0, l i t New York 10, Milwaukee 0 nual DeLand Rotary Club St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 9 Los Ang. 4, Kans. City 3, 2nd TYnnia Tournament, sanction­ Chicago 6, Minnesota 4, 1st Houston 6, Chicago 3 ed by the U.S. Lawn Tennia L«a Angeles 7, San Francisco Chicago 3, Minnesota 0, 2nd Association and tha Florid* Nsw York 11, Detroit 0, 1st 4 L T A , will be held Aug. 7-9 New York 6, Detroit 4, 2nd Bunday’a Results at Stetson University. The Ikston fl, Cleveland 1, 1st Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2, l i t event will be held In cooper* lltU burgh 6, Cincinnati 1, 2nd Uoston 8, Cleveland 1, 2nd atlon with the DeLand Rec­ St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 1, Washington 4, Daltimore 1 reation Department and the Today's Games 1st St. I.ouli 4, Philadelphia 1, New York at Los Angeles University. Entries are expected from (N ) 2nd throughout the state In both Only game scheduled San Francisco 6, Loa Angeles boye’ and girl*' division* fo r Tuesday's Games 8 the four classification titles. Milwaukee 11, N ew York 7, New York at L o t Ang. (N ) Boston at Kansas City (N ) There will be competition in 1st the following groups: 18 and M ilw au kee IB, N sw York 10, Baltimore at Minnesota ( N ) Chicago at Detroit ( N ) under, IS and under, 14 and 2nd Cleveland at Washington (N ) under and 12 and under. Chicago 8, Houston 0 Some 84 trophies will be Games Today RUMOR DENIED Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N ) awarded to winning partici­ M I A M I (U P I ) - Heavy­ pants. Only gems scheduled weight boxing champion CasaTeeedav'e Games ius Clay denied rumors Wed­ Houston at Pittsburgh (N ) Safety shields and guard* San Fren. at Philadelphia ( N ) nesday night that be waa mar­ are there fo r the protection St. Loula at Chicago ried and said when be makei o f the machine operator — Cincinnati at Milwaukee <K) the plunge, "the whole world they should be replaced Im­ Los Ang. at New York (N ) la going to know U ." mediately after servicing. — The do BIRM ING H AM , Ala. (U P I) agree on the cause, the fact Leesburg miscued on a ground __A scheduling mistake may ball hit by Skip Senkarik — remains that the Sanford Na the Sanford moundsman. result In cne of the greatest tionali, southern District Four Sanford added another in football classics in the his­ tltleholders, came up with the second stanza when A1 their worst exhibition of de­ Grooms tripled to right and tory of the Southeastern Confensive play Friday night crossed the plate on a ground f a r a n e e , according to a when they allowed Leesburg bail smacked by Rusi Gordie. Birmingham newspaper. to cash In on no less than The Birmingham Newa said Sanford wound up iti scor­ five errors and take j 5 to 4 ing with a pair of runs In the a football double-header, pit­ decision and eliminate the lo­ third. Senkarik hit for the cir­ ting Auburn against Tennes­ cals from the Florida Little cuit for one of them and Bill see and Alabama agalnit Major League tournament to Schmidt doubled and scored Louisiana State, Is set fo r be played in Jacksonville from third on a passed ball. Nov. 9, 1908, at Legion Field Beach. Lcciburg was down 0-2 go­ here. It was a bitter loss for the ing into the third. They push­ Although there was no o f­ locals who had high hopes of ed over their first marker in ficial announmecent sports moving on to Jacksonville that inning on two costly San­ editor Benny Marshall Sun­ Beech and this year taking ford miscues, added another day said all four schools had the state championship. run In the fourth, and explod­ agreed to the afternoon-even­ It appeared for the first ed for three runs In the fifth ing schedule after the mi** three Innings that the Nation­ on three consecutive hits plus take was discovered. als were on the way. two more costly Sanford er­ "Arrangements have been They icored in the very first rors. made, the deck* all cleared frame when David Lee walkMike Napier chalked up the for an occasion both historie mound victory for Leesburg and spectacular,” wrote Mar­ while Senkarik took the loss shall. for Sanford. Napier fanned an H ARTFO RD , Conn. — Ken even dozen Sanford batsmen Venturi won th* $60,COO In­ while Senkarik whiffed 10. surance City Open go lf tour­ Score by inninga: nament with a 72-hole score Leesburg 001 130—S 4 4 Sunday's Results o f 273. Sanford I I I 000—4 5 S Charlotte 0-8, Knoxville 1-1 WP—Napier, LP-Senkarlk, Birmingham 2, Columbus 1 . nR —Senkarik (Sanford), 3B Lynchburg 7, Macon 8 —Grooms (Sanford). Chattanooga 4-4, Asheville 2-1 BRISTOL, Tenn. (U P I) — Stock car driver Fred Lcrenxen won the Volunteer 600 race her* Sunday with an average speed o f 78.004 mllee ON 100 BRANDS per hour fo r a new track re­ cord. Bears Stunned A t Loss Of Galimore And Farrington R E N SSE LAE R , Ind. (U I'I) observer* football Heart Evolution i 'e American League National League Tennis Tournney Set For DeLand Revolution Tho world-famous army 'Jeep' vehicle started It all. Then came tho evolutionary changes. Sensible changes. Like more ground clearance. Stronger suspension. W eather proof tops. Fun changes. Like pink and whito striped upholstery. Fringed surrey tops. Lively colors. A sports roadster. A station wagon — rugged, durable, designed for work and play. Then came the 'Jeep' Wagoneer. A revolution! Th e Wagoneer is so revolutionary, It's hard to recognize yo u r old 'Jeep' friend. It's a station wagon. Ana a looker I You'll be stunned. Slide Into that luxurious interior. Beautiful. Comfortable. Visibility unlimited I Turn the Ignition key. You've got an overhead cam engine purring for you. The only one In any American production car. Try that steering. Power.* The brakes. Power again.* The transmission. It's automatic.* Fee! that ride. Pure luxury. And the 'Jeep' heart and spirit are still th e r*,i Pull one simple lever and you're In 'Jeep' 4-wheel "Drivepower."t Then there's hardly a hill that can keep you dow n. . . hardly a mud hole that can bog you dow iv In fact, there’s scarcely any driving situation that can get you down. You're free to go anywhere with the traction to pull you through. KAtamn Jap corporation tm «.**» •Optional Hems at sll«M extra test Y'DWVEPOW£R"Is Wagoneer atatlon wagon'e new, Improved and excluelve 4-wheel drlva eyetem. See yo u r 'Jeep' dealer and take a demonstration drive today. CO RD ELLS REPAIR SHOP envasuTr 100 E . Second St. •Jeep* v e h ic le * | In action in Sanford, Florida Tuesday 9 p. m. Channel • �J* •ll Yankees, Angels, Chisox And Red Sox W in AL Twin Bills By Georg* C. Langford [Chicago. A1 Lopex hai hi* U P I Sport* W riter I slugger* disguised ■■ pitchThere’* a ridiculous mas- era. guerade party going on in | Actually the White Sox Ill» frnttforft Irralh July 27, 1964 — Page 7 pitchers, who hare euffered with a supporting cast that is next*to*Iast in run production in the American League, have taken matters to their own bats. pitched a six-hitter fo r that nightcap 3-0 to creep within much support hut added a 3-1 Iced In the second Inning o f th„ Yankees who single and a sacrifice just for with a three-run homer and . , „ . effect. leter added two singles. took over ,,r it from Alt four doubleheaders in The W hit* Pox won the I ‘ be Orioles. John Buihardt the A L were sweeps. In the R elief pitcher Eddie Fisher singled home the winning run in the 12th inning o f Sun­ day's first game to give Chicago a 8-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Starter Gary Peters, who hurled 11 innings, staked himself to n lone alngl* game, Washington 1* “ ^ ’ League knocked Baltimore a half game behind the Yankees Sunday's Results Rochester 4, Cnlumlme 1, 1st with a 4-1 victory, The Yankees toppled De­ Jacksonville 3, Toronto t, l i t Rochester 2, Columboa 0, 2nd troit 11-6 and 6-4, Los AngeJacksonville 4, Toronto 3, 2nd Syracuse 11, Richmond 7, 1st tre took Knnsae City 3-0 and Ilufnllo l», Atlanta 1, 1st Suracuse 2, Richmond 0, 2nd 4-3 in 10 innings and Boston Buffalo 10, Atlanta 2, 2nd measured Cleveland 4-1. 6-1 and In the National longue, San Francisco moved within a half game o f Philadelphia with a 8-2 triumph over the Lo* Angeles Dodgers, the Phils lost a dcublrheader to St. Louis 0-1 and 4-1, M il­ waukee swept past the New York Meta 11-7 and 16-10, and Cincinnati defrated Pitta, burgh 7-2, then lost to the Pirates 6-1. S M ITTY ’S Snappin’ Turtle 2710 S. H W Y . 17-92 — SANFO RD A ll Sizes Self-Propelled RO TAR Y MOWERS BALES A SE R V IC E • PH. 322-2811 The Snnppln* Turlle lit MORE M OW ER! FREE!- EN JO Y THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! 1 -6 o u n c e pack ag e A lH M aat ■ ■ PLUMROSE IM PORTED DANISH i'S i ***** * Canned H am s ar* V- ■' < ,■ ■ ■ * -V ' can .'it;.1 7-Equipment By Mill McCormick Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Certain thing*—such as fire extinguishers, life preservers, running lights, etc.— are re­ quired on a boat by law. Cer­ tain other equipment— boat hooks, anchors and the like— are essentials. But there are extraa you can take aboard that will enable the email boatman to luxuriate afloat like a Greek shipping magru le on his ocean-going yacht. N ext to fuel fo r the motor, Ico is probably the most use­ ful thing you ran have ubuord an a hot summer duy, There are all sorts o f gad­ gets fur keeping ice on a ■mail boat,even tine mechan- Fay Tops Shook CHICAGO — Barbara Fay W hite o f Shreveport, La., beat Patti Shook 4 and 3 to win the filth women'* W e». tern Amateur g o lf tourna­ ment. Cops Pentahlon W ESTBROOK, M a i n e — Rill Toomey, former Stanford University atar amnssed 3,187 point* to win the national A AU pentahlon championihip. r isms that manufacture It, so no one has an excuse for run­ ning short o f this precious commodity. Coaler jugs will keep gallons o f liquids cold snd refreshing fo r long pe­ riods, especistly i f they are partially filled with Ice cubes before taking off. Inflatable floats are useful not only for reclining on the water, they make excellent mattressea if you want to stretch out and give in to Inertia. A hoarding ladder is very convenient if you plan to swim or skin dive from your boat. Alwaya take a l o n g plenty o f towels. P r o p e r shoes, with soles that grip hut do not mar the deck, ere nl most must equipment on any boat. The sun glares harder on water then It doee anywhere else, so sunglasses arc a necessity. I t is beat to be pre­ pared to be a bit cooler than you think you w ill be, by tab Ing along windbreakera and a few warm clothes, sven on hot days. A portable radio o r tela vision Is fine fo r whiling awey those la ty hours when you are tied up or anchored, just luxuriating like the xilllon aire with the ocean-going yacht. can v g il * «■ a General Electric a f ft •, 4 System to C a n ta lo u p e s ■’ Ej ' 3 , ... ^ *1 ,o r Plus FREE < -o x . p a ck a ge # f f o l o * n * ! Nermet, Dry 4 Tinted, H eid-te.H .td SUAV1 HAIR SPXAY 1 4 -es. a lia 99c plus ta x July M . 1144 • g » ir a « lO O ^ V n e V D U lO O Jftl Oraan Stamps WA All tmpm mi eweb.t. all Folger's I N S T A N T COFFEE 10-ox. Jar $1.39 m*rm w»4, Juts N. t**4 oooooooo o o oo o o oo o o ! m vfs itm Jft Oraan Stamps _ _ at A Ale sasfaa m i pwdtee* ah Jakntta ft Jaknian laky Pewdtr i large tlx* 65c mftrm W *. jut, as. | i* * 4 _ We’S5T.AW _ . Electric cuts the cost of year-round air con­ ditioning— with the revolu­ tionary new Q U IK -A TTA C H system that cuts Installa­ tion tima, sharply reduces installation cost! CaH us now for fraa sur­ ve y— thara’a no obligation. Valley-Freet Wkale Dessert Tapping Strawberries L u c k y W h ip mmZ 39 n rren ir r ic T iv i m o h ., t u u Broccoli J»tr It. t*M MMOQQOOOOOOOOOOO I 10-ox. L p k ft. 49* Detergant Special WID., JULY 27, » , Mmlt 1 par cuatomar with purchaio o f $1- at moro Panny-Savar Pink Lotion Dith Detergent.. Oraan Stamps WAAIea.MaadewOaa.aA BREAKFAST CLU B RUCK FU6 ROACN ft ANT BOMI B Q I 14-ox. can 79c wielr*. MM. Ju<r **. I**4 M a rg a rin e BShJJUUtMPPQMQAOAOJ O W fV rY $1.09 W $1.99 Cairo Beauty □ Peanut B u tte r.......... . satisfactory performance. • Dependable controls pro­ vide automatic operation. • Opara ta s with any soundly designed duct sys­ tem and warm air furnace. □ Preserves...................3 ?«' *1. □ Apple Sauce SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. "RECORDS A N D SH E E T M U S IC tlfi Magnolia 32MSS2 ctn. ^ sens 29* 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEM INO LE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 L I M IT 2 P IR CU STO M ER W I T H Iv itt’i Pr.wleai Smekle* m POLISH SAUSAGI PURCHASES O F $3.00 OR M ORE. 12-ox. pko. 69c CASSELBERRY, FLA. «# < r« MM. JvT. a*. IMS 'f t '] greenwood pickled beets (Hey !< -•*. whale) alee ". t ■i * " >•i •t* M b. $2.99 ■W®rj«2J!!S2ps chinito l.g. patna rice a 33* ~ 29* Smucktr's Strawberry J O W iV V e Y W I COMFORT! 39' W hita H o via Famous Labat and enjoy YEAR-ROUND Penny-Saver £ 39' Jro ra H m o o ' . i PLUMROSI IMP08TID DANIIH 1-0. « = * CANNID HAMS 1-th. cea 2-lh caa l-lb. aaa <—> Furnace ., a 27, 1904! Oraan Stamps' A 4ta B M a and i*frhgie oft Warm Air Apple Juice & 2 5 Birds I t* Chapped S T A -P U F F L A U N D R Y RIN5E , ha lf gal. 75c •aalrw W hita Hou»« 9 Vi-o* . can 7 *5 JM Oraan Stamps WA Ala eseyaa mi *wd>t*a ah m • General E le ctric anglnaared— for long years of * Ml Oraan Stampi a s Alt aaweaa a^ f J n* eh j your present • Low-cost summer cool­ ing— provides constant cir­ culation of cooled, filtsrad, dehumidified air. 2 It 8 9 |OOffiV*T>VffilOO General quality v!l‘ -■ Sw ift's Franks WESTERN PINK-MEAT JUMBO i ■ L.,. Prtmium Label Siul* Saalad N E X T : Beach life. LOW PRICE Add this V .< Plus 50 Extra Free Graan Stamps W ith Couponf NOW-AIR CONDITION YOUR EN TIRE HOME AT A SURPRISING ■r.m '-' 1 • down produce lane • $2" 3-lb. SIZZLE-SEALED I FRANKS ■ _ $ | 0 9 2-.*. $ f 9 9 1-lb. it -tiTLfV >■ .. it ■i .Jl E V E R Y T H IN G needed fo r enjoying your cruise should be stowed aboard before takeoff— even the kids. A N -M aat | O Q f “ — nine lives cat food 2 “ 25* kotex sanitary napkins 2 S5 89* lawry's seasoned salt H i :r 25* ter swift's hi meat dinners 2 39* swift's meats for babies 3 2 79* ic j A t �F a ** 8 — M y ST, T W l ) Miss Sally Kay Ivey, Ronald Lindsey Exchange Vows Of Holy Matrimony liams, Richard Glecson and James Crapps. Also Miss Cccile Heard, Mrs. William G. Fleming, T a­ vares; Mrs. E. C. Waldheim, Maitland, and Mrs. William Park, Orlando. Floating hostcisea were the Misses Helen Mann, Myra Meeks, Sally Spencer, Linda Spencer, Dcbby Sewell, Cindy Wilson, Cindy Morrison, Mar­ tha Jay Morrison, Pam Pigott, Duane Vihlen, Margaret Jarrell and Nancy Johnson, Mayport. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette E. Broome, Alexan­ dria, Va.; Dr. and Mrs. Nell Raymond Lundquisl w a s G. Powell, Mr. and Mr*. G. W. best man for the bridegroom Lynch, Mr. and Mra. Ronald and tho ushers were John Rood, Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Dempsey Ivey Jr., brother of Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George the bride, John Smith, Duke Dradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schirsrd, all of Sanford, Law­ A. Johnson and Mr. and Mra. rence Lynch and David MeKelsey Cash, all o f Orlando; Knight o f Orlando, and Gary Mrs. E. M. Lindsey and Mr. Whitaker of Ft. Pierce. Eddie and Mrs. John Henry Scrog­ Clark Waldheim Jr. waa ring gins, Morrilton, Ark. bearer and carried the ringi Also Mr. and Mrs. Howard on tho white satin pillow used Gwln, Little Rock, Ark.; Berin the wedding of tho brides* nle Drilling and Mr. and Mrs. parents. Jack Drilling and family, Mrs. Ivey, mother o f the Haines City; Mrs. Carey Gre­ bride, chose for her daugh­ gory, Atlanta, Ga,; Mrs. Joe ter's wedding an elegant cela­ Stiles, Mrs. Pauline White, don green aheath. The bodice lira . Frank Watson, Mr. and waa fashioned of lacc with a Mrs. Richard White and Mr. silk organza akirt over taBe­ and Mrs. Charles Carroll, all ta featuring ■ Rowing aide from Macon, Ga. drape of organza. Her shoes A lto Mrs. Barlow Parkerand hat were In matching •on, Eastman, Ga.; Mra. Rus­ green and she wore a corsage sell F. Grider, Louisville, Ky.; of green Dcndromlum orchids Mr. and Mrs. William G. at tho waistline. Fleming, Tavares; Mr. and The bridegroom's mother Mra. E. C. Waldheim, Maltchose a atunnlng sheath in land; Mra. William Hill, pale pink silk organza over Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. and taffeta with a pleated drape Mra. Floyd Ellenback and at the back waistline. She John E. Wood, Winter Park; wore matching accessories Mr. and Mra. Clyde Tcrwlllcand a white Cattlcya orchid. gcr, Starke; Mr. and Mrs. Immediately following the Floyd Bowen, Lakeland; Cap­ ceremony tho parents of the tain and M n . Silas it. John­ bride entertained with a reson and Mlsa Nancy Johnson, .•ptlon at the Mayfair Inn. Mayport, and Cdr. Dale Scott .'he lobby was decorated with who flew in from KcRavik, arrangetnenta of g l a d i o l i , Iceland to attend the wedding. aummer Rowers and palms For traveling, Mra. Lindsey MRS. RONALD DEAN LINDSEY banked at the Rowing fountain chose a smart white embroid­ beneath the alaira. In the ered eyelet suit with a Rower spacious hall room the receiv­ hat (rimmed with an avocado ing lino formed In front of the green band and leaves. She entrance to the garden with a pinned her mother's green or­ fountain and soft lights in the chid corsage at the shoulder background. The bride's (able of her suit. was covered with a white cutAfter a wedding trip the work cloth and was ccnlcrcd couple will make their home What does housework have because site was disorganized with a large five-branched in Mathewson Manor, K ey­ to do with your personal ap­ and spent more time than silver candelabra with lighted stone Heights. pearance? Your approach to necessary going from the liv ­ candles and an epergne with white munn and daisies taste­ It can mean the difference be­ ing room to the kitchen, ga­ a sprightly, neatly fully arranged. Identical tier­ tween rage or basement for her ed wedding cakca were placed turned out gal and a down at- cleaning supplies. She ap­ on either end of the table tiic-mouth, frumpish woman. proached other household dut­ Take the case o f Betsy Be­ with assorted mints and toast­ ies in the same helter-skelter ed nuts served from silver ginner. Betsy was a bride and way. a new homemaker. To Im­ compotes. And as will happen, she .Small round tahlci, covered press Joe B, she ran herself dressed sloppily, pul off with exquisite cioliis featuring ragged scrubbing and polish­ Mr. and Mra. A. L. Hood o f shampooing and setting her hand cutwork detail, were ing and cleaning their new hair, fixing her nails. General­ Myrtle Avenue enjoyed a vis­ placed nisymetrically to the home. (It's possible!) The re­ ly, her grooming quotient waa it to Sarasota Jungle Gar­ liride'a (aide and held the sult: the house was sparkling, at an all-time low, and all be­ dens while vacationing on large antique silver punch but she waa not. cause she truly was too tired Florid*'* Lower West Coast. howls of sparkling fruit punch Betsy B. wore herself oul to care. Here the visitor* mingle floating ice mold* of pastel If you fe d you may be slip­ with blossoms. The bridal attend­ flamingos and other ping Into Betsy B.'a runover rare and unusual wild fow l ants’ Rowers adorned Uicsc shoes, cut out wasted steps from every Continent, which tables. that take up your energy and roam freely In theae worldAt one end of the room the time. You might atari by bride's book was kept on an famous Gardens. rounding up a cleaning acces­ elegant table before a profus­ Also o f Interest in Saraso­ sory kit. ion of palms with the anni­ ta Jungle Gardens are thou­ Select two wicker baskets, versary candle and a re­ sand* o f tropical plant*, many By Mra. Frank W hit* one wiUi Rat bottom with a splendent floral grrangement o f which are beautifully col­ Mrs. Kathleen O vum and double handle and the other in an antique silver bowl. Bal­ ored, huge Royal Palin* bor­ ancing this arrangement at Grady Barnard wore united with compartments hut with dering dense jungle trails, the opposite end of the room in matrimony Saturday, July strong, high arched single and brilliantly colored mswas another round table, cov­ 18, at tha Papineau home in handle. Among tlieae divide raw* and cockatoos which ered with a matching cloth, such essential items as liquid pose with visitors for pic­ with a sliver punch bowl and Dellary, with Conilabla Os- or paste furniture wax, scour­ tures. ear Papineau officiating at bridal nosegay. A tall spiral ing powder, m irror and win­ floor candelabra with nine the ceremony. dow cleaner, checic cloth to Attendant* for tha couple randies lighted the table. cover over the broom when The bride's book was kept were Mr*. Owens sun and dusting ceiling or window by the Misses Rose Kratzcrt, Mr*. Dorothy Papineau. frame tops. Keep the houseThe bride was attired in a Anne Crapps, Ronnie Glelow cleaning kit in a centrally lo­ and Nils Ellcnback of Winter powder blue print dress with cated closet. u noso veil attached to a tail­ Park. Some women cannot wear Summer sailing enthusiasts Serving during the hours of ored blue how, and her ac­ household gloves to protect can soothe rope burai with a the reception were the Mmes cessories were white. their hands while polishing thin coat o f petroleum Jelly on and dusting. I f you are one, the hands at the end o f the use the old trick o f running day. your fingernails over a (Mr oi soap. This prevents grime Don't oversoak c l o t h e s . bulld-up under the nails. Over-soaking can cause them Smooth on a lotion o r hand to gray. Experts recommend There'll no need o f a lu n g s ta te m e n t m a m before you atari work a soaking of not more than IS when our m e n g a g e U b r ie f. S o w e ll for a protective film to keep minutes in water containing just skip _ dirt from working Into your the recommended amount o i fingers. detergent. the back. They wore short white gloves and carried co­ lonial nosegays of white car­ nation* and green shasta dais­ ies with green and while satin ahowe r ribbon The honor at­ tendants carried similar nose­ 23. carnations, The candlelight, double ring gays of white ceremony, performed at 7:30 green shasta daisies and min­ p,m. in the F ln t Preibyterian iature Ivy. Dalynn Kay Scott, name­ Church by the Rev. Orover C. Sewell Jr., waa identical to sake and Godchild of the the one uied for the wedding bride, was Rower girl. She o f the bride’s maternal grand­ wore a dross matching the at­ parents and alio her parent*. tendants' and carried a white P alm i, candelabra and bas­ basket with a spiral arrange­ kets of white mums and d a ll­ ment of green daisies and ies were placed on either ilde white shower ribbon on tho o f the chancel with tall taper* handle. M in Sally Kay Ivey, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. John Dempsey Ivey Sr., ecame the bride o f Ronald Dean Undiey, son of Dr. and Mra. Edwin Leon Lindsey, Saturday, July burning In each of the church windows, A i the guests assembled, Mrs, George Touhy, organist, played selections of bridal music, Mlsa Patty Glenn J o h n s o n sang “ Because,” “ The Greatest of These Is L o v e ," and the "Wedding Prayer.” The bride, given in marri­ age by her father, was radiant in a gown o f pure silk organga. The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline edged in Chantilly lace and was em ­ broidered on the front with aeed pearls. The short sleeves terminated just above the e l­ bows and she wore wrist length whlto kid gloves, The voluminous skirt was designed with appliques and sprays of Chantilly lace accented with aeed pearls. The wattcau, chapel length train was at­ tached to the gown with a small tailored bow above the back waistline. Her veil of imported Illusion was elbow length and fell from a pillbox headpiece, designed and made by her mother, covered with ■ilk organia over taffeta and trimmed with Chantilly lace appliques and seed pearls. The lovely bride carried a cascade o f white feathered carnations, white shasta dais­ ies and miniature ivy. Mrs. Thomas Bowden at­ tended the bride as matron of honor and Miss Marilyn Mc­ Daniel was maid of honor. Miss Carol Bowen, Lakeland; Mra. John Dinkins, Hender­ sonville, N. C., and Mr*. Way­ ne McLeroy, COcoa Beach, were bridesmaids. They wore matching formal gowns of mist green pcau de sole and silk organza. The bodices were fashioned with scooped necklines and short alcoves of white silk organza embroider­ ed with mist green leaves. The full overskirts were at­ tached to the waistline with unpressed pleats and finished with small tailored bowa at G. Algernon Speer, Dale Scott, Clarence L. Powell, Earl Hig­ ginbotham, John Crawford, W. A. Adams, Roy Mann, Thomas F. McDaniel, An­ drew Carraway, Rupert Strickland. William A. Kratzert, Price Heard and Edwin A. Shlnholser. A lio the Mmcs. Russell Pearson, Albert Jarrell, Sid­ ney Ives HI, John Galloway, Harry S. Woodruff, Arthur McCallum, Roy Holler, Wal­ lace Bell, Lloyd K. Boyle, LeRoy Anderson, Jack Morrison, Russell Wilson, Robert O'Neil, Raymond Lundquist, Roy Wil- Keep Your House Sparkling A nd Yourself Pretty Also T he A . L. Hoods Visit Colorful Jungle Gardens Kathleen Owens And Mr. Barnard Exchange V ow s Household Helpers NOTICE A rue eheelli, yoked In front and delicately blouted rnoijOtwast* everywhere! Deep green, eggplant andregal blue. $14.98 d io W & A Fashions ISM PARK DEL O p e * Wed. g J k A W . N it * Misses Julie and Tina Per­ sons, daughters o f Dr. and Mra. Charle* Persons, were recent co-hostesscs to a col­ orful luau at their lovely Scott Avenue home In May- Training Union Enjoys Program By Dr. Wing Dr. Kenneth M. Wing, local physician, and Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, program admin­ istrator, Seminole County Un­ it o f the Central Florida Tuberculosia and Respiratory Disease Association, present­ ed a program on “ The E ffect* o f Smoking on Health” at a joint assembly meeting for Juniors, Intermediates, Young People, and Adults, members o f the First Baptist Church Training Union. H ie meeting was held In the Fellowship Hall at the First Baptist Church, Sunday, G:30 P.M. fair. Guests o f honor were Miss­ es Judy and Laurie Rusk of Newport, It. I., who are visit­ ing the Persons. T h t psrty rooms symbolis­ By Mrs. Frank White Mr. and Mra. Ed Wenry have as their guests, their son In law, Captain William Hamilton and aoni Michael, and Scotty, Capt. Hamilton la on the faculty o f Southern lllinoia University, Mr*. Ham­ ilton and aon Mark flew hero Saturday from San Antonio, where Mark had undergone surgery, 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 122-MIS A fter tha showing o f the slides, a question and answer period was conducted by Dr. Wing. CowMartial . . . Residential . . . I adastrial Wiring 112 8. PARK AVE. Cor. E . 1st A Sanford A t *. 311-1123 122-1413 of with the family, Karen, Ed­ ward, Tommy While here and Barbara. they enjoyed horseback riding at McGregar Ranch, DeLand, and fish­ ing at Daytona Beach. Personals N ° 5 SPRAY CO LO G N E NOW REFILUBIE J. C. Blackwelder o f Sanftird recently attended the 13th annual Alderman fam ily reunion at Gold Head Branch State Park where about Yo persons ware in attendance. The Child Welfare League of America reports that >8 per cent o f day-care arrange­ ments for children o f working mothers consists of informal arrangements between a mo­ ther and anothar individualneighbor, relative, or paid sit­ ter. C08TUME JEWELRY A S P E C IA L T Y — P LE N T Y OF NEW F A L L STYLE8 TO SELECT FROM! sat nui tax KfILL—140 riui Tai A PLEASURE ONCE-A-YEAfc; i TO QIVI— '©•■&$ •ElTFflmi'S A TREASURE “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" KEXALL DRUGS BANFORD FLO W ER SHOP Tideman foliage arrangement*. Bas­ ket* o f assorted fruit* clever* ly assembled adorned the ela* borate table. The gueata wera delighted with the delectable tropical fare, consisting of shish kabobs, salads, Hawiian punch and orange delight. Highlighting the evening was all the guest* participat­ ing in a hula contest with Michell* Warner awarded tha prize fo r being the best hula dancer. The gueits were all attired in colorful Hawaiian prints, and the hostesse* pte* sented them with lets. Attending Lhe evening o f gaity were the Misses Ellen Sloan, Elizabeth Sweeney, Denise Jarrell, Julie Williams, Doris Bach and Pam Hunt. Also tho Misses Melinda Nelson, K ay Forguson, Cherrle Rosemond, Jane Mero, Daphne de Gahnl and Nancy Rusk. CHANEL TOUCHTON KADER JEW ELERS Theodore Bloomfield, N. J. drove down brilliant hibiscus and tropleal Mr. Arthur power o f Naranja Rd. is Improving nicely Dr. W ing and Mrs. Graham following aurgery, and soon were Introduced by S. O. will be able to return to his Dormlnny, Training Union Di­ home. rector. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arthur Dr. W ing gave an interest­ o f Hibiscus Dr. have bought ing and informative talk and the former Padgett home on showed slides on "Sm oking Enterprise Hd. They expect and Health.” The slides and to move Into their new home tape recording were made by In a few weeks. C. Frank Tate, M. D., Assoc­ iate Professor o f Medicine, University o f Miami School of Medicine, Miami, Florida. dm S IL V E R F L A T B B Y — IN T E R N A T IO N A L E. Tideman o f Lucerne Dr. and William Carlson arrived home from tour o f duty In Mr. John F. Connelly of Germany. H li wife haa been Voluiia Dr. i* up and around ataying at his parent* home again following ■ acriou* op­ on Periwinkle Dr. awaiting eration, which kept him con­ his return to the State, fined fo r quite a long period. nihSIHI IIS KIN HHIH Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company ed genuine authenticity o f Lhe traditional Hawaiian luau in the decor. Lighted tiki torches and oriental lamps created a festive atmosphere with a low table featuring DeBary Personals TO O W N down here and any “ R A N D A L L E LECTRIC COM PANY offere a complete electrical aervlce, does good work, does It prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate ita customer*.1* Julie Persons entertained Miss Judy Rusk and Miss Laurie Rusk, their house guests from Newport, R. I. (Herald Photo) The Misses Julie And Tina Persons Entertain Guests A t Colorful Luau C over a matching sath, la faalitoq far* to plcaaa ilia moat appraising tula, gather* THE M AYFA IR HOME of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Persons was the site of a colorful lunu when their daughters, Miss Tina Persons and Miss Flemings G ifU • C u ds 210 E. First St. Downtown Sanford Locally Owaed And Operated By Glrnn McCall Aad “EraIs” Mills _____1________________________ -----------T--------------------- • ?■» 3 ** 4 ” Xtfukriy I . « ff- �VS* V ia fo r f July 27, T%4 — Pnpc !> Y r r * !l (Dsah Qbby D E A R A B B Y t How do you tell it pleasunt, goodhearted woman that she should wash her neck? This woman ia popular and well liked. She is a faithful worker fo r “ good causes’' around town and her hus­ band ia quite a prominent businessman. E very time 1 see her, her neck is dirty. It's not just dust or dirt that could huve occidentally just gotten here, it is a real (rim e collection. Should I write her an anonymous letter? I hate to hear other woman make fun o f her be­ hind her back. UNDECIDED D E A R U N D E C ID E D : I would choose a pleasant, good-hearted woman with a dirty neck fo r a friend ov­ er one who would write an anonymous letter. I f she ia a friend, tell her. I f ehe ia merely an acquaintance, aklp iU I t ’s HER neck. * • * D E A R A B B Y : The (rodnation announcement racket ha* got me hopping mad. I t used to be an invitation that was sent to relatives and very close friends, and the idea waa to IN V IT E the person to attend tha graduation. Today, when a person graduates from high • By Abigail Van Burcn School or college, they send invitations to everyone they have said hello to over the years if they can find their name in the phone book. And the object Is to see how much loot they can haul in. This June we received 10 announcements and we didn’t expect one. What does • (ferson do in rnse like this? I f you don't send a gift, they think you're a cheap skate. still ten years old where my mother is concerned. 1 know he is right, but I hate to hurt her. She lives very near me and there Is no privacy any more. She seems to lie getting worse. What cun 1 do? A GOOD DAUG H TER D EAR D A U G H TE R : I f your mother “ seems to he getting worse." perhaps she nerds to see a doctor. Her behavior Is typicul o f some aging people undergoing a physical change. I f her doc­ tor finds her in good health, it is up to you to discour­ age her possessiveness as firm ly and kindly as you can. Your husband is right. • • * HOPPING MAD D E AR H O PPIN G : Bend a curd. I f you send a g ift just so iteople won't think you’re n cheap skate, you're a hypocrite. • • • D E AR AB B Y: 1 urn at my wits* end as to how to handle my mother. I am 60 years old and her only child. When she comes to visit me, which Is all the time, she never lets me out o f her sight. I can’ t go to pick up a loaf of hrend without tier wanting to go with me. if I tell her I will he gone on­ ly a few- minutes, she pmita and sulks like a spoiled child, f have never talked up to her. She has no friends and doesn’t want me to have any. (She finds fault with everyone.) My hus­ band says I act like I mil Jacoby On fijiid y s i C O N F ID E N T IA L T o JO: No one reaches the "Prom ­ ised Laud" without going through the wilderness. • • * Problems? W rite to A R ­ MY, Box 007GO, I.o* Angeles, Calif., 000(19. For a person­ al reply, enclose u slump­ ed, self-addressed cut elope. • • • Hate to write tetters? Bend one dollar to Abhy, Box 69700, Isis Angeles, Calif., BOtHUl. for Abby'a booklet. "H O W TO W RITE LE TTE R S FOR A L L OCC ASIO N S." By Oswald Jacoby Television Tonight I f East wins that trick be will have to lead something * 731 hack and probably will select ¥ A 7t n diamond. South will finesse • 843 *10110 4 the ten and knock out West's WEST EAST queen. West will eash Ids last A Q J 10 4 A KBS spade, lint at tills point South ¥ J6B3 ¥Qtnn will hnve time to knock out ♦ Q II . ♦ K 875 Ilia quern o f clubs mid make * U 7 2 * A 8 3 his two club tricks. A fter that so u th u » South will finesse successfully A A ID 7KJ2 against the king of diamond* 6 A J 10 2 and make Ids contract. A K J I Should East duck the first N o on e v u ln erab le dull and West win witii the South W e s t N o rt h East second club lead tlie chances 1NT. Pass Pas s Pass ure that West would atluck O p en in g lead— A Q hearts attor cashing his good n n iy one e n t r y to d u m m y and spade. This w o u l d s p o i l lie may ner d th a t la ter, South's timing ami lie would lie n e e , he s ta r ts by lending never get uiou nd to making tiie k i n g o f club*. that second diamond trick. NORTII 27 IOb. Jh& W oman • modest but so unbecoming to the feminine figure that men hooted at it. Undaunted by the sack's reception, the de­ signers have kept bringing it back under first one name und then another. — Then there wits the bikini — a style better suited for a strip-tonso joint than u public beach. In the bikini, most women look repulsive. Those few who don’t would look far — First there was the sack, more lieautlful in NOmrlhiug Women owe the designer of tiie topical bathing ault a ■landing vote o f t h a n k i . Thunk* for atcpplng so far bayund the bounds o f good taste and decency that women are forced to take a good, hard look at all the ugly, tinfeminine, tasteless styles the men who design clothes for wuinon have been dreaming up to make women look ab­ surd, Legal Notice r ic r m n r * s ts u NOT ICI5 1* hereby given that I am e n g age d In ouslin u at TOO \V. nth St.. Sanford, B»mt* note County, Florid *, un.lsr the ftctltloUM num* of. SUNSI II NR T V . and that I Intend to r s gls ta r ssld n » m * o lt li III* C le r k of the Circuit Court, ga mln ots County, Flo rid *. In ac cor dance wltti th# provision* o f th* Fi c ti tiou s Name Statutes t o - w l t : Section ISSWS Florid a Sta tu tes IkCl. Big: Millard U, I m b Ut K enneth W. Sl.-lnlosli, Heq. A t t o r n e y at Law Poat O f fic e Hox 111* Sanford, F lo rid a 3-7 71 1’ ul.llsti July «, IS. So, I t , t » f l cnn-ie Legal Notice Vntlr* of I'ablle Hearing Nolle# Is h er eb y given. H ard o f Coun ty C o m m l, •loner* of Beiotnnle County, Florida, p r o ­ poses to r i s e n , tho f o llo w in g described p ro vs rty soned A - l A g r ic u ltu r e to 0-3 Cotntiurcts11 That part o f ths Fast l i e ft o f ths W Of the F ' * of Ills 81V *4 Of rile N t V F a c t i o n 1 S -t lH -:» 15. lyin g North b f the HI. ltd. IS* and furt her descr ib ­ ed ns ly in g Mcrovs the h lg liw s y from tVssthsr slle ld Bubdltls- lon. f : i ) Ur*v*rd N ew * 8:39 i S ) Hports linn Cochr an— N ows • •#* i l l ChewsM » w w i r e e aa. ‘ « : » I 1*1 CBS New* 0:lo ( M Action AVt*i|tt#f 13) M t i n i l c j -H rln k ls y «;7A 49) IttlltnriAt Hr port t:tS (9 ) N» oslln s 7:00 101 l l . n r itun W i l l T riv e t (91 F.atir U r r y ( f l Htgret 7:58 t2> Midi. N iiht at Stovtss 191 Outer L im it * I it) To T ell the Tr uth l.-de I t ) ! ' v * Hot A Hn-ret 1:2# <«* V s - s t lo n P la s h o u s* (9> W a g o n Bsiuliiuls County, Florid a Hjr Jam es |>. A v e r y , Jr., Chairman A t la s ! A r th u r lls rk w lth . Jr. Publish : July 37, lues CU ft -S I ( H i l l IIIIS FREE PI A.[) %\AMPS I'kiiMi't OH IVIHI \ : l tisub ili'slgncil fcmlnln# v u r nt i' cheapens >.30 131 Holly w o o d and th * Start l e i c u t aid# w - s t aid* i n lit t a k i n g Point 10:00 131 ding Along with MUCH 11:00 ( f l If) If) 1 li»f 131 tr.oo 1>I ll:li N u lls* mt Pub lic ( ( r a r i n g N o ll e # Is hereby gi v en . Hoard o f Coun ty Commbalonsra of h rm ln o l* County. Florid a, pro. p"sa# to raaone tl,e f o l l o w in g described p ro pert y tonei] A - l A g r ic u ltu r e to H-S Multiple F a m il y llesldeiitlsi- flag. *1 a point on ths H lln * o f g e n ion I8-388-38E al a point N 0* *C IS” I V ISO ft from ftp c o r aald Heel, iv, run N t C Il'l H ” w fl , thence North STT.*' I I ” W Sl.t fl , thenca H 0* 12' t t ” K I I J . U ft. thanes N #»• IS’ f l " K to P u l l Furth er d e ­ scribed as North nr L a k a Mary iMvd.. about At mils W e s t of L'. a. IT .Si. Pub lic h ea rin g w i l l b# held In ths asin lnols Coun ty Court Mouse, Coun ty Commission* re I loom. Hanford, Florida, on August II , m i . s i ID.uo A M or as soon t h e r e a f te r s i posill.la Hoard o f Coun ty C o m m is ­ sioner* Pem ln nl* County, Flo ri d a By James p. Avsry, Jr., Chairman Atte st A r th u r llerkwIM i, Jr. PtiMlah: July IT. I S f l c n ii-s i Now* Hporl* F l n t l T h e e t r t o f Ihs k ta rt Tunlis I S * * T B A. TU E SD AY A. « . « 88 ( 3 ) » t n H i < :00 ( 3 ) Hsp Nst'l C o m s n . CIS l « ) kuiishin* A lm sn s s f -JU Idi Farm lt*|)t>rt A:r.0 (3 > W orld Cl vlllr.itton f 30 i f ) ( olios* of l a * Air t l » ' (1) T o fr y TOO LATE to I*o en­ tered in Oviedo’s an­ imal jwl allow, Andy, shown here lieiiiR com­ forted by Itis master, R u s s e l l McCnlllster, seemed to be some­ what mollified when asked to poao for tlie cameras. (Herald l'hoto) if) New Propulsion Methods Seen CLEVELAND . Ohio 1 it T:54 1 :0B I II 1:1* 9,09 9:38 11:11 11:00 11:88 11:30 - )V s k ­ Us Movlsa H s r k s t Ss- list i l l r » - m 18:18 port ( f l fH -ls K ie l as* IVTkthrf i t T c a* y i9 ) t l l . l r y |5rsn* Show i f i C s p is la K s n g s i o s i t ) W s s lh s r s a f Ns w * l l ) Tndsy (91 C s r ia s v llls ■« ) Lamps o f I . " » r s l n S (3 ) Divorce Court h i uasretse I f i It'im ptr ttnom (31 lists Munu I t ) S ty W h s* I f ) H lk r 1) alls,-* Nrwrs (1 ) W ord for W o r d I f ) I I.ov8 t.sry (VI Prie s In L ig h t 13) Jeopardy (V ) ( I d Tim Mrssngd 18) Th8 tloCoya (9 ) Ml-sin* Lin ks i n r«i# a a i*4 r* ( 3 ) A 11-Tier list, hall TUESD AY P. M. 19:99 (l> (9) space mission*, there should lit he several means of propul­ 13:3* ( I ) H i ) or t.lfs Fslhrr Know* K «*t First Impression Tsnni" srs F r n l * I' o fd S l o w ( I I Sssrrk Is r T hbsv- sion a valla hip and they, like I the current stable of conven­ row tional rockets, will no douht ( t ) Truth o r C o n siqusner* lierforiu differently for dlf11.(1 ( f ) llulAimt Id g b ( ferent missions. l;uo I f ) < Ilk .V kpsclal ( 9 ) lm. rm h rr llrlda Chances are that they'll be 13) News developed at the National 1:12 13) kprcliil— 1,1, , Aeronautics mid S|iet.v Ad­ 1:1* i l l As Tns W orld Vasa* ( 9) Hid-FIs . Ne ws ministration's Lewis Research 111 he!* m r Center here. 1:19 ID) I ..iffilms I 08 I f i Password I<ewls is pressing work In (9 ) Mr Mugoo chemical rockets extending 1 38 ( f l Art l. in k l s t l f r 191 Dsy In Court fiom basic research on com­ ( I ) Tim Ducturs bustion instability to opera­ 9:9) ( f l To T e ll T h * T ru th ( I ) Lo re tt a T o a s g tional launches of Atlas and ( I I (Is n tr s l mosplls l Tbor-Agena vehicle* and 9:9* H> The Iblg# nl M s h l ( I ) You Don't Pay their various spacecraft. De­ ( I ) Ousss > s r * n » g velopment of the nation's I I I ( f ) Houalae Edwards N -wi first high-energy liquid hydro­ c l * ( f ) ssrr rt g lo ria gen-liquid oxygen fueled rock­ 19) T rallm antsr (91 T h * Matrh OamS et, Centaur, Is also under 1:98 (C) U o 01s W e l l Lewis direction. ( ! ) Horn- A A lis a Legal Notice N.itlrr ,»l Pllbile llrnrlMg N o ti c e I* lirrr b y glVi-n, Ibutr.l to subtly flatter th# o f County Cuminlrsliiiiors o f form, instead of in a Hemlliuie County, Florldo, p ro ­ pose to rrs'ino Iho f o llo w in g n t which hluntiintly dosrr lh n l pruperty soiled A - l A g r ic u ltu r e to C-3 ComiTiorit. olsl: T r. 1: Wool 111) II o f tin, — Am! thus# fow-on-thu-hlps H li u ft o f llto N 3(2 fl of l.ol punt* that girls snuggered 3»3l T r. 3: Hog. HU f l * uf I lie NtV our of lot 70f, run H iirounil In fur u coupiu uf sen- o * 3 It, HIJ’r r t j a lo n g to. .1 it/W solt* when they Worn "in'* 31.3,1 f t ; I lie m o .S' IIIT.i. ft H im e s 31 f t tn p u n ; T r. 3: weto pu tty cheap - looking, I leg. Ml N W o o f 1,01 1UI run i; weren’t they? They made any H i fl, K 191 fl. W HI. fl, N I3 i f t ; Tr, It Ill's. I Ml II H Of NVV girl who wore them appear to i or lot 301 run 15 HU. fl, d Its be looking far a pick-up. fl. W H i ft. ,N I I I f l ) Tr. t: — And now they're trying l l r g 1*1 fl M Of N W c or o f lot Jul. run W r.s H, K n il ft, W I I to gel grown women Into tin- n h liu r<. iv *2 ri. h i e t . i rt topic** swimsuit ludd up by to N l ) 11/W ,.f F o r t si c i t y Itoml, tlirncs HM'ly uloog It Ml a pair o f *traps— like* a liu- 3u ft, ! hence N K 'l y to IV lion by'* atinsull. If anything lot 7"t nl * loilnl In log IIS ft H o f l.vg, throe# N In p u l l All in could liiiiki* till* feminine f ig ­ Fore st «IIt f , O r s n s * p#rk, P.U. ure look more grutesqus and I, p.ig. fn Public brnring wi l l In Imlil In do any nmio to lob a woman Ihs Bninlnol,. County Court of the femininity that is loir lion,I-, County Con.rnlr-lonrrn natural right, it's still In the Itonin, Funford. Florliln, on Augiint tl, HUH. st lUiAil A.M. mind uf aom# die*# designer or s , soon th ri-o iflcr ns po«*lwith designs against feminine lil*. Hoard o t County Commis­ charm ami beauty and dig­ sion *rt nity. ksmln olr County. F lo rid a tlv Jniims p. A w r y , J r , Bo thank*, boys, fo r tha Chairman topless swimsuit and tha barsA t lc s i Ar tb ur llrckwltl*. Jr, front cocktail drsaa. With Publish: July 3T, 1>(( C U II-X thumbadown on any future style you dream up to make u* look silly*. From now on, myabe w e ll Mirk together and demand that you design clothes that flatter us or get out o f the business. Ifuw many o f you women ugrro that the dttslgnur o f the topless swimsuit has done women a renl favor? T ra in 9:0* ( f » Manny T ii. .m »s Pub lic heu ring will be held In t h * Hsmlnols County Court Mouse, County Commissioners them, you'va tipped your Hoorn, Sanford, Florid a, no Au■ ust I t , 18ft, at A.II. or band. Now we women ought ns soon th e r e a f t e r no poaalbl. to bn snikrt enough to turn Hoard o f Coun ty C o m m is ­ sioner# M A R K S THE S P O T O F THE L I Q U O R MART OF V A L U E S . - • By Ruth Milfett ftf HU 1:8* ( I ) (fl (ll 1:20 (2> HI lIsTtrlrk Cartoons llr -t o f Crouch# N fw s o op s t . r s v * II T s Il r s v s f F IR S T CUT W ESTERN RIR 3 PORK CHOPS ts 3 9 ‘ Lim it t 2 W ith “W IN T E R G AR D E N” R ID E -IN I Bales • Service Seminole T V f A 2-41St Zenith CoUr TV falsa IMS Hanford A t*. F ir s t Saafnrd OF 22 OZ. GRAPES • PLUMS • NECTARINES • CANTALOUPES IIM l 11(1“ It. C. Cola Summertim* Fun Hhuas i i t r r j Wed. Morning D o o r- (Ip m 9:011 Adm. 6 IIU Cap* or 2.1r TOVN FROM TO Y C O R R A L HUNT’S NORTH ERN “ AU RO RA” CATSUP TOILET TISSUE 14 OZ. BTLS. N O W thru WHO, H A Y L E Y M IL L S Walt Disney 29‘ L I m II 1 With | l fo o d O n U f PKG . OF GOLD BOND SS, S.I •• 12U0SS8M (S.SS Qwtss So# (abuse HHOW8 A T 1:00 •> 1:10 5:20 • 7:30 . 0:40 STAMPS I at )<>ur “ Xlirlftwny' IV rd tired ay, July ROLLS GOLD BOND STAMPS Welabtirg't ••ntriltway*1 Wadnraday, L I M IT t 5 R O LLS W IT II Y O U R fl OR M O R K FOOD ORDRR PLKAH B “ M U SSE LM A N ’S” VINEGAR . . . -2 9 “ CU T-RITE" E X TR A GOLD BOND STAMPS S o t v ic e Plrnsa Wiatrri •t I t T I . K ■luncheon; I I A Ifc • 2 l i f . U. Osiner: 4. JO • $ 00 P. U. Trade Winds CafeUrlaa alas located In Orlando, Leeefcnrg, Corea, Melbourne k F t Pierre. C u ie d iijd Order IIA U M Tttll w n i i l . l t * l l r g . I ' s r k ss H r f r u lr s In t ’wlor P LUS A T SitA I I H V r.rigsr Allan Pss 's CAFETERIAS J in u ^ t Food S hon ta a MM lln blurs t ill) A H llS —JlBill#'I |,MS IN TIIM Coma dto# sdtli IM. Enjoy wisp, appattilng aslads. , . tasty pm*, cabas aad creams.. .Under, Mtdous prims masts and isrtfsn frssh v*a*UM#s. . , served In Irufer pleasant sui ion ridings. And remember, Thursday night I le "family night” with free desserts for e ll. . . end , tsturdsy n,ghl It "stssk night” when you get s big f/i-lb. T Bene tlaak cooked to you/ order lor a »¥ Pi o v a le 13 O r T H f A7R T^ teuaFood CowilcowSttncg Wu Tour T u a i T l t a T i ps TV RENTAL • FROZEN FRUIT PIES lCMPETBAEGES T I L L lt:U0 C A c ittiN . - F ill LBS. FIRST CUT LO IN L A N T S D AYS GKO. I’ K I'P A H I) (W H im il, IIA K F II ■Ac PARKAY M o v «v f t m 4 Il*'S|I» Ft*•* I In Color OPEN 12:30 “ Q U A L IT Y O LE O " QUARTERS PORK CHOPS E X TR A * WED. MONDAY P- M. When the time come* for deep From tlma to tlm* readers want to know why bridge columns neglect part-score hands in fnvur o f more sensa­ tional games and slams. Thine is a good reason fur this neg­ lect. Part-score hands are not only likely to be o f little in­ terest to many readers hut, in addition, they are far hard­ er to write about. South holds o ff a couple of •pade leuda hut haa to win the third. He wnnta to attack cither diamonds or clulis ami should start with the clubs because he can certainly de­ velop two club tricks even though he will lose two club trieka In the process. He would like to lead clulis from dummy, but there is TUE. MON. i -a h i d upoa good “ Tbriftwai n ly T f i n t W 1 ednesday, I tf C . e d t f « i l F lu rid . SANDWICH BAGS • • • • • Pkg. of 75 “ H U N T S " W ITH MUSHROOMS TO M A TO SAUCE ................. 2 ® 29' �o Horoscope Forecast YV E S D A T, J U L Y » , 1M4 G E N E R A L TENDENCIES: You now are able to tee the best meant by which you can induce the over-ail alm i and ambitions that are important to you to a truly workable baaia and Hill hold the idealinn that prompted then.* goalt. But It will mean you alto have to e x e rd ie your charm and ahow your appre­ ciation to helped, A M E S (M arch 21 to April 19) You have to work more in harmony with others if you want to achieve at much at you have planned. Seek out those who truly understand you for best results. Schedule time. TAURUS (April 20 to May 10) It it Important to perform certain duties before you get rid o f certain worries. You are up to them—ju it pitch Ini Be more systematic in your hobbies tonight. G E M IN I (M a y 21 to June 21) You can convince close ties now, but you must not deviate from plana formulat­ ed. Be specific, to that ideal are understood. Do not speak too fast or too loud. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Put those clever ideal into operation that will minimise your duties, lessen your burdens. Be willing to go more then ball way to do your abate In deali with olhera. LEO (July 22 to August 21) There ere many avenues of expression awaiting In outside world that may help you to have real abundance. Others respond to your magnetic quality. VIRG O (August to Sep­ tember 22) Qelting particular Interests perfected requires you contact right peraons and •tale alma specifically. Vital doors will open. Improve health, social and financial position. UBRA (September 22 to October 21) Getting abode beautified end then Inviting charming people in gives new impetua to your life. Be warm, friendly, cooperative. Then others want to be with you. SCORPIO (October 2J to No­ vem ber 21) Any personal alms can be realised quite readily bow, hot you have to give others advenes notice. Seek out experienced ooei. They gladly give assistance. SAG ITTARIU S (Novem ber 22 to December 21) Others may not come through with promises during day, ao be prepared. Await a more op­ portune day. Kins evening to reconcile with kin. Avoid extravagance. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January ) Put aside monetary worries and plan on deepening worthwhile friend­ ships. Personal alms may seem distant during AM, but they materialise tonight. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February I t ) Backing persona whose ideas you admire la better than following at the bcels of a rich person. An idea can mean a fortune. Get in en the ground floor. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Act circumspectly outside world or blg-wlgs may inform mate. Don't be •cHItli. Olhera want to accom­ plish much and a spirit of co­ operation la beat. IF YO U R C H ILD IS BORN TO D AY, there la every possi­ bility that your highly inspir­ ed and forceful youngster will early start trying to drive others to do his or her will because of Uia tremendous ambition in this nature. Teach early that others cannot real­ ly be driven, but must be led gently for best results In life, Tcacb to do as much as pos­ sible alone. Real gogeter berel •The Stars Impel, they do not com pel." What you make •t >oer life Is largely up to YO U I Carroll Rlghtcr’a Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust U now ready. FOr your copy send your blrthdate and 11.00 to Carroll Rightcr Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood, M, Calif. 22 20 W ild bogs nre defined as hogs that are actually living in the wild and cannot be legally claimed aa domestic hogs In private ownership. Wild hogs are not considered game animate until they hevo been so designated by the Gama and Fraah W ater Fish According to the Florida coho lie Rehabilitation Proam, throe o f every 100 per­ ns to the U.R. today, eufOrem the Illness alcohol- OUR BOARDING HOUSE WIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �■ W hy D o T he Job H alfw ay, For Full A dvertising Response U se T he H erald, 322-5612 2. Personals 30. Home Appliances 53. Wanted To Huy I 74. Sales Help Wanted | Styr frottfnrfi fljrraih J u ly 27, 106-1 — Pago 11 M AN, W IFE A a Children til It SON' 30” electric range USED T V * bought ami told REAL ESTATE SALESMANwant ride to Columbia, S. C. with Chrome-framed glaaa 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone MAN OR WOMAN back-splash. Only $149.95 322-6627. Will pay gas. J. M. Lee, 301 UNLIM ITED Opportunity if W/T. Dick'* Appliance Ser­ Holly Ave. you are willing to work full vice. 510 S. Sanford Ave. 55. Furniture For Sale time and have an ability to 322-7656. 4. Beauty Cara sell. Reply by letter stating For the biggest selection of age, qualification*, exper­ nearly uew and used furni­ Permanent Special GIBSON 12 cu. ft, Frostclear ience and where you may be ture. see Noll's Furniture Our Bud|et Wave Now $6.95 refrigerator, 2-door w i t h Brokerage in Casselberry rontacted for an appoint­ freezer across the top. Cut ’ N Curt Beauty Shop on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. ment. Your repty will be t i l Palmetto Ave. 322 0*34 $249.95 W/T. Dick * Appllkept strictly confidential. ance Service, S!0 S. Sanford FREE E STIM ATE Addres* to; Ernest M. South­ 13. Catering • Food Ave. 322-7658. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ ward. Southward Invest­ ovating. New 6 Used Furni­ OKRA. 322-0415. 31. Mtitticnl Instruments ment A Realty Co., P. O. ture. Cali Nix Bedding Mfg. Box 1060, Sanford. Co., at 70# Celery Ave. Warren** CINNAMON TW IST Plano Tuning and Repair FA 2-2117. Looki like chawin' Tobacco W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4313 77. Situation Wanted ,.,i r - t , ^ ' .* •*-» TASTES EVEN B E TTE R Matching CHINA CUP­ 1012 French Ave. 322-4062 35. Vnctium Cleaners s * v i HOUSEWORK. 322-8440. BOARD. Buffet and Table, • i . » « > l , v •i v Walnut, G o o d condition; D A Y S WORK. Ironing, Bahy 13. Special S e r v ic e s SANFO RD VACUUM SVC. ■,f v •_ .* I «* .1 Table 48x32, extension, one hilling. Ph. 322-7047. YO U R RF.XA1R DEALER Ipaf, additional glass lop, C O M PLETE Lawn ft Yard -SBS S. Pnrk 322-6611 $50; Two metal Wardrobes, DAY WORK. 322 2782. Service. 322-2310. SALES - PA R TS - SERVICE 24x20x66, $10 each. Ph. 322- 87. H uslncss Renlala 21. Home Repairs 4928 or see at 218 W. 12th St. 50. Mine. Fur Sale F o r LEASE—Service Station. FO R PA IN T IN G A R E PA IR USED U* Your Furniture. LUMBER. $45 per Sail Good, location. Good pro­ W ORK Call 322-3436. Quick Service With the thousand A less. 322 8812. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. Caah. SU PER TRADLNG locally 322-4342, or apply to REM ODEL - R E P A IR READ Y M IX CONCRETE POST. FA 2-0677. the PU RE O IL COM PANY. Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 Patloi, Floor, Free E stlm a.fi Building Contractor Sills, lintels, ateps, blocks, Used furniture, appliances, 99. Lola For Sale tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. aand, cement, rock, pipe, Larry’s Msrt 215 Ssnford M A Y F A IR BUILDING LOTS WINDOW A SLIDING (tee), grease trapi, dry Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. GLASS DOORS 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. wells. Stepping itonca. "Thera teems to be a lot of cosmle duet In this area!** Repair A R efla te M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. 6(1. lluainetM O pp n rt. Scott Ave. Will consider OPERATOR R E P A IR 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houhch For Sale SCREENS P A R T OR F U L L TIM E son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322JU LY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. Rewirvo and New Now available In this area, 0228. 3 BEDROOM, Low Down Pay­ $5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, Sanfora 322-3510 E V E R E TT A. H ARPER routes vending cigarettes, ment. Balance $7,800. Phone 310 Sanford Ave. AGENCY • REALTOR LA K E M INNIE gum, candy, nuts and other 322-G8G7. 2465 S. Park Ave. 6 LA K E F R O N T LOTS fast aclllng products. m TON PlllLC O Air-Condi­ 22. Plumbing Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2255 Fully Improved Route l — $595 investment, New Custom-built, Lake Mary tioner. Excellent condition. earns up to $150 or more Sewer, Water, Size 112 x 180. C. B „ 2 BR, carportc, uti­ 2 BEDROOM, Nothing Down. PLUMBING $100. 322-5729, .Richard J. Sacrifice $5500 Each, Char­ lity, ihade ii ctiru*. FHA monthly. Contracting Repairs Wallitedt. $60 month. Fenced back les Scligman, 1201 E. RobinFinance. 322-685!) evenings. Route 2 — $1,785 investment, F R E E ESTIM ATES yard. 322-3355. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN eon Ave., Orlando. Phone earns up lo $450 or more E. L. H A R V E Y HUSBAND WANTED 422-2576. monthly. 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2 31*3 BARN OF 10,000 Item* open to tell his wife that the nice 3 ‘ 619 days. 1300 Grapcvillc Route 3 — $3,570 investment, Bedroom Country H o m e , THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 28. Painting earns up to $900 or more Ave., Sanford, Fla. surrounded by Shade trees 11* N. Park Ave. F A 26123 monthly. FO R A P A IN T E R , loskde ot SINGER IN CONSOLE and on 2 nice Iota near GinWill fully instruct. For inter­ BARG AIN O FFER, Lakefront out, call Luther Taaker at Sew* forward and reverse. derville *nd HL1I Plant, view, write including phone Lot. Bargain offer Immed­ 321-C159. Equipped to ZigZag. $45.40, priced at $8750, with only number lo Box 88, c/o Saniate Sale, $5500. Call morn­ Pay $6.50 month; White $1000 down, batance at $75 for Herald. ing, evening Sanford 32224. Well Drilling 2, 3, It 4 BEDROOMS Portable, $10.50. 322-9411. monthly !* itill available. 2958. 1, H i. A 2 BATHS Someone is going tn be lo r ­ PELLS D RILLED , PUMPS, ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE SERVICE STATION KITCHEN EQUIPPED ry that Lhey missed Ibis. K ACRE. PH. 322 2685. S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS Repossessed '64 Model, P er­ FOR LEASE LOW MONTHLY PAYM EN TS All Typoa and Sizes fect condition. Makes fancy Modern, passenger car-truck 95. House* For Sale For Complete Information We Repair and Service stop. Good location. Call designs, makes buttonholes, See or CaU Your S TIN E 4 BEDROOM — 2 BATH Sews on buttons, blind J. C. DAVIS, TEXACO, Inc. 1*01 S. Park Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. RANCH STYLE Loch Arbor 322-5033 hems, monograms, embroid­ F A 2-5232 anytime 07 W Ind St. FA 2 6432 SALES BROKER Home, featuring large ers, darns, patches, Etc. f ft Have The Home For You rooms throughout, including ADD THIS FOR A BARGAIN Guaranteed. R e s p o n s i ­ 5. A ir Cond. & Heating 69. S c h o o l* & In s tru c tio n s e family style kitchen, sepa­ A comfortable 2 Bedroom ble person assume remain­ s a a ^ ^ * i a House PLUS 3 Completely rate dining room, end a fine AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING ing 5 payments o f $7.95. Ph. central heating system, furnlahed apartments. PLUS 2665 P A R K D RIVE U. S. C IV IL SERVICE Credit Mgr. 322-7457. By FEDDERS adaptable lo Air Condition­ a monthly Income of $125 322-2420 322-7496 TESTS! H. B. POPE CO., Inc. HUSBAND L E F T W IFE ing unit, an outstanding of­ from apartment!. PLUS a DO So. Park Ave. 322-4234 And we were forced to Re­ Men women, 18.32. Start high fering for a quick sale at low down payment equal* a ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING possess 5 month old Dial O$17,000. Derma are flexible, bargain in any language at as $102 a week. Preparatory Realtor R E FR IG E R A TIO N Malic ZigZag Sewing Ma­ but et least $1500 Down. only $10,000, training u n.t 11 appointed Raymond Lundquiat, A s m . Sale* and Service chine. Makes Fancy StitchTtinusandf of Jobs open. Ex­ F A 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. F R E E ESTIMATES es, makes buttonholes, sews perience usuall necessary. Ed Callan Ph. 322 6154 on buttons, etc. Guarantee. FREE information on Jobs, Remaining $36 rash or take salaries, requirements. Write 1*01 Park Avenue Investment It Realty SO. Horn* Appllancaa TODAY giving name, ad­ up piym enls o f $6.00 per F A 2-5232 anytime 116 N. Perk Ave. 322 9173 SEVERAL Outstanding 3 * 3 dress and phone. Lincoln month. Phone 322 8627. Bedroom Home* available in IIM O N 14 cu. R. Froitclear U R E E N B R fA R Service, Box *5, Sanford refrigerator, 2-door w i t h all Areas of Sanford. Let u* Choice lota available la USED A REPOSSESSED Herald. Show you Aroundl freezer a cro ii the top. Now Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor BARGAINS Property Management only $295.30 W/T, Dick'* G-E Stereo overlooking g o lf course. 109.95 A Sales Broker Appliance Service, 310 S. CROSLY T V Custom building to your 99.95 71. .Mnle Help Wnnled Sanford Ave. 322 763*. specifications. Greenbrier PHILCO T V 79 95 1901 S. Park Ave. DRUGSTORE developed by 109.85 3IBSON 1* cu. ft. Froitclear G-E 19" Portable T V FA 2-5232 anytime STOCKERS O ffers fo r your selection KINGSW OOD 209 95 refrigerator, 2-door w i t h G-E 23" Console T V M ERCHANDISERS these Beautiful 2, I, A 4 BUILDERS, INC. 49.95 freezer a cro n the bottom. Wcstinghousc Refrig. For new store opening eoon Bedroom 202 Felrmont Dr. 119.95 Last one at thli low price Phllco R rfrig. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary in Sanford. Watch for our F A 2-1074 109 95 o f 344-93 W/T. Dick'a Ap Admiral Rafrig. Ad In next Monday's piper, Shown by appointment Ph. 119.95 pliance Service, 310 8. San­ Norge Gas Rsnge SUPER-X DRUG STORES 322-3561. Really BIG BIG Kclvlnator Elec. Range 49.95 ford Ave. 322-765*. Swimming Tool Weslinghouse 21" T V 49.95 PHARMACISTS Do see thla Oversize 60-acre Frlgidaine Refrig. 59 95 Walch for our ad in next Swimming pool. Do see this We have several new 3 snd 4 20 cu. ft. chest type freezer Monday'* paper. We are 2-ecres of Lakefront priv­ bedroom homes, now under n o n cB o r ir iT $149.95 opening a new store in this construction. In desirable acy. Do sec this large 3 ATW o r FLO RID A TOl area soon. ft. upright freezer Ravenna Park. These homes UTHT1K O. WILLIAMS. If 12 cu. Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry SUPEK-X DRUG STORES $134.95 va, ami h»r unknown spoil., are quality constructed by home. Do sec acres of married, and If d*ad, h.r No Money Down. Up to 24 Shoemaker, featuring fully known hatra. davlaeaa, irranswimming and fishing. Do 72. Female Help Wnnted mos. to pay. equipped built-in electric it. aaalanoaa, Uanora. crrdlstart leisurely Lekefront r» . truataaa. or any other kitchens, plus many extras! GOODYEAR SERVICE To make the beet home DRUGSTORE living. *15,100 with Terms! rtloa clalmlna by. through, STORES buy, sea the dar or agalnal Myrtle O. WII* SALESPERSONS — Stemper Agency, 1919 So. mu and any and all per* These homes can be purchas­ 553 W. First St., Sanford CASHIERS French. Ph. *22-4991. no harlns, or clalmlna to ed for as little as $71.28 per Ph. 322-2821 re, any rleht, title or Intar* COSMETICIANS month, (Including taxes and l In and to thi foltowln* FREE $2,400. equity. $100 lorlbad land, lylna and bo- USED LU M BER; 2x4 through For New Store opening soon Insurance) after low FHA down, *M. mo. peye all. In Sanford. Watch for our t In Bemlnola County. H ertxl2. Sheeting and flooring. down paymentl May we t, to.wlt: Lot I, Ulock "(T. Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' ad in next Monday's paper. 322-0793. act II of BANI.ANPO serve you? Fla. room, equipped kitch­ SUPER X DRUG STORES JIINOH. acoordliiB *“ *'<*I en, terraizo floors. Helmly ireof recordad tn Plat llook W IL L accept boat reasonable We Have The Home For You past 41 Of tho Public lieRealty Ph. 322-1*41. offer for 18 cu. ft. sU lnlen 13. Mnle or Female Help rda of Btmlnolo County, Klor* iteel commercial refrigera­ i. IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY r«tt, an* oath of you. oro tor, Good running condition New H o m e , West Fourth rOky notified that a ault ha* LOOKING FOR Office 322-211* have Just changed ove* to •n brought again*! you In Street, Just off Persimmon. 2566 PA R K DRIVE SECURE JOB? . Night 322 0648 I Circuit Court, In and for new refrigerator this week. Call 838 3911 Collect. 822-2420 322-7495 tutnoli County, Florid*, In 323 0700 Contact Dick Aiken ur call anctry, entitled II. A. UKTrain for U. S. Civil Service 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fta. 322-6625. IKK and B im tLB r L DKtesta. See our ad under Edu­ IKE. till wife, plaintiff*, v*. rn xiE a w i l l i a m s . *t *i GE R E FR IG E R ATO R , Good cation-Instruction classifica­ SANFORD HERALD fendant*, an* you, ao* aach condition. Phone 322-4050. tion. Lincoln Service. Es­ you, arc required to file W ANT ADS tablished 1941. Br Answer to tha plain tiff» BRING FAST mptalnt with tha (M*rk of Rent Blue Lustre Electric I* Court, and l*rv* upon Carpet Shimpooer for only RESULTS ilntlffa or Plalnttffa' altor. An investment, not an ex­ $1 per day. Carroll’s Furni­ It U with great pride and joy that I announce y. TlloMAB A. BPEIUt. pense. Csll FA 2-5612 (or ture. toao addraaa la P. t». Horn M. Panford, riorlda. a copy o f the a s s o c ia tio n with me of my brother, expert advice on a Herald Before You Go Use aald Anawar, on or b*for* USED T Y PE W R ITE R S . Old advertising campaign. guat 11, H it, and If you machines, but in good run­ 1 to *0 *0, a derr re pro nfeaao will bo antered aaalnat ning condition. Remington it, an* oaeh of you. for tha U e fo r o y o u b u y . . A New Mlrarle Drug 12 Standard $ ».M . Under­ U f demand** In »ald ComFor A ll Auto Transmis­ wood Portable $27.50. Smithtint. rh* nature of thla *ult la to sions And Engines. Ask Corona Skywriter Portable tat tha tllla to the abova in the general practice o f the fineat Real Your Garagriuan Fur $14.50. Newer models at icrlb.d land In plalnttffa. It. DKl'RKK hod BlllltLLV U “ IIAR-TO-GO". If lie $57.50 and up. K»tate Service in the Slate of Florida. We IPREC. hi* wlf*. Does Not Have It Aak A'IT.VE8H my hand and the H AYN E S O FFICE MACHINE ahull both look forward to the many oppor­ Y z s a c m z z z ? Him To Gel tl. There la tl of aald Court, at Hanford, CO M PANY mlnola County, Florid*, thla 114 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford N o S u b a l i t u l e For tunities to nerve you, the public. t da R of »uly, A. D. 1**4. vvunt.iv rt/iSMiir “ HAS-TO-GO". BAL) t , Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, 51. Article* For Rent • M t lt w M " rtf-'-Hik Product O f Sweet man’a Clark o f BaM Court . AlllOMA HI (ik <I k Lab., Inc. fly: landra B. Johnaon, SW EETIE PIE X By Nadine Seltzer <5 ;A'Sfr.i St. Johns Realty LO VELY L A K E F R O N T LOT $100 DOWN F H A - V A HOMES Seminole Realty FHA - V A Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty SO U T H W A R D $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES V A -FH A Jim Hunt Really Seminole Realty N E W HOMES Government Owned Homes Legal Notice N E W HOMES Priced From $6,760 Down Payments A s Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Announcement “ HAS-TO-GO” see R E N T A BED D. C. IOMAB A. BPEER ternoy for glgiBliflB a Bob 1114 ofor*. riorlda btlah July II. **, *!. * A «* lt d . IB-41 W 17 I Roll a way, Hospital 4 Baby By Day, Weak, or Month Ph. FA 2-31*1 ii* w 1st St CARROLL'S FURNITURE DICK’S APPI-M**'-" RERVICE 510 Sanii.. , 322-763* Dorr S. Baker, Repreaentallva Box 29 Lake Mary, Fla. 95. Ilmme.e For Sale 106. Apartments for Rent 115. A ul on For Sale 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building Furn. Apt. 2300 ncnonvllle. iuls. First $2,5UO lakes this properly. Ph. 668-4601, En­ GARAGE A PAR TM E N T, Fur­ nished. 322 3383 or 322-2202. terprise, Fla. $ Bank $ Repossessions JUMBO house 8 room, 2 ear Cozy Cottage. Lake privileges. $50. Ph. 322-6106, garage, patio. Stove, dispos­ •61 VW Bus. *1192 bat 943 mo. al, dish washer. 322-1426. FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 •58 Cadillac. $891 bal, *37 mo. Adults, rh. 322-9480. '59 Chev., *941 but., $37 mo. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Clesn snd close tn. Jimmie Cow- FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie '59 Merc., $742 bal., $36 mo. '60 Opal Wag $681 bal, 132 mo. sn. 322 4013. Cowan. 322-4013. '61 Renault $691 bal, $32 mo. LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ EFFIC IEN C Y. $40. 611 Park. '59 Renault, $487 but, $24 mo. room, 2 Bath, pine panel­ '55 Cadillac. $542 bal, $28 mo. ed Florida Room, Central FURN. APT. 322-2800. '57 9 pass Wag $691 bal $32 mo air, sprinkler system, pstio, N E W LY B U ILT Apartments. '53 Cadillac. $243 bit,- $10 mo. 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 B522, 207 See them at 610 E. 10th St. '56 Line., $681 bal, $31 mo. Ridge Hd. '58 Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo. Phone 322-1427. '59 Opal, $599 bal, $31 mo. CR 2 BEDROOM. Large Flor­ MODERN Furn. apto. Also '68 Old*, $667 bal., $32 mo. ida Room, separate store Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. '58 Chev, $667 bal, $31 mo. room, 2 large lota with oak trcea, excellent Sanford lo­ W E L A K A APARTM ENTS ‘37 Chev 11 rod 1792 bal $35 mo Rooms private baths, 114 '39 Font, $399 bal, $24 mo. cation. Reasonable. C a l l '58 Pont, $788 bat, $37 mo. W. First St. 322-2950. '60 Ford. $599 bal, $32 mo. CONCRETE BLOCK 3 bed­ CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. '58 Chev, $490 bal, $24 mo. ent. 1064 Palmetto. room, Florida room, Dh '56 Chev, $419 bal, $24 mo. bath. 2 atr conditioners, kit­ CLEAN Unfum. apt. 309 Mag­ '55 Olds, $471 bal, $24 mo. chen range. $600 down, $70 nolia. Apply downstair* af­ '37 Iluick, $596 bal, $29 mo. per month. Available Sept. ter 8 p. ni. '55 Merc, $569, $32 mo. 1st. 322-0625. Jeep 4 WD, $586 bal. $32 mo. WELCOME N A V Y ! 96. Mounts • Sale nr Rcni 1 * 2 Bedroom Apartment* ‘52 Ford, $97 bal, $3 mo. '51 Cadillac, $49 ba], $2 mo. furnished. Reasonable. See CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON '31 Iluick, $24 bal, |l mo. Howard Long, Main St. & LAKE. Call e v e n i n g ! '50 Merc, $49 bal, $2 mo. DeBary Ave., Enterprise. 322-1597. National 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath * shower, suitable REPOSSESSIONS. INC. for couple or single person SAN FO R D A V E . or retired. All utilities in­ 97. Hounes For Rent cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ O PE N E V E N IN G S cated on 1st St., within 1 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Clean block of 2 free parking lota and close In. Jimmie Cow­ ajut shopping center. In­ an. 322-4013. quire at Manuel Jacobson <963 C hew y 2 S. S. $200, taka 2 UK, Unfurnished house. Ph Dept. Store 211 E. First St. up payments. 322-1187. 322 8892, 106. Apartment! for Rent '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellen 2 * 3 Bedroom Houses cond. Ph. 322-22*3. Z' liA R flE Nicely lurn. Duplex Payton Realty apt*. 14th Ave., Longwood, '55 FORD, good body, good 322-1301 17*2 at Hiawatha mechanical coaditioa, CaU 8 ml. from N.A.S, Ph. 8382 BEDROOM HOUSE, Kit­ 329*. 322 0646, Claude HarroU. chen equipped. Ph. 322-7095. 9 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 120. Automotive Service RENTALS RAGE A P T . Water, electrlFurnished or Unfurnished Auto Glass, to p s city furnished. Nice shady Ball-Blalr Agency 4k Seal Covers lol.Aiiulta only. Ph. 322-1303. Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 068- N IC E L Y furnished apartment, a 1r condition available. 5122. Adults. Phone 322-1926. 304 W. fe ll St. F A S-MIS 100. Resort Mental* A L L WORK G U ARANTEED 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APA R TM E N T. Clow In. Ph. 4 RM DU PLEX, Furn. air 322-9173 daya, 322 0641 even­ cond., near ocean, Ormond ing*. Beach, perm, c o u p l e . EXTRA LARG E 8 Room Lakefront Home. 322-4693. 1012 Phone 322-4503 AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. A U TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Orange City 775-3698. 101. Trailer * Cabana* Apache Camping Trailer* Cecil Sellers — 668-4*1* Clark St., Enterprise 102. Mobile Home# • Sale Senkarik Glass and Paint FURNISHED OR UNFURv Company NISHED, 4 Large Rooms, 310 Magnolia Ph. F A 2 4 U I tile bath. No Petal Phone COHEN RAD IATO R SHOP 322-3755. Free Inspection, estimates, 113. Wanted To Rent pickup, deUvery. Recoriag 4 repairs discounted. 21U4 E. 3rd. RENTALS M AK E 1 *82 P A Y M E N T and move info 1964 55 ft. House STENSTROM R E A L T Y , San­ Trailer. Ph. 322 5390. ford's largest Home rental and Sales Firm, Is In need 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAILof several rental homes Im­ ER, 4 Iota all cleared. mediately. Our supply is Ready for occupancy. Off Down I SR 46 in Paoli. Mra. Philip Fannin. Rl. 1, Box 1T4D, We need 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom, Sanford. 1, m and 2 Bath Home*, N IC E IIOUSETIIA1LER. Reafurnished or unfurnished! sonslilc. Can he seen on We h ive qualified clients Beardall Ave., 2 miles So. walling to rent and leasal o f Geneva. Msy we serve you 7 1957 NASHUA house trailer, 47 x 8, completely furnish­ ed. L ik e Monroe Boat Bowl. Phone 668 5727. 103. Mobile Hornea • Rent 322-3443 121. Hcootera A Cycles 1962 HONDA Motorcycle 105 cc. Perfect condition. 6*00 miles. All extras. *22-458*. 123. Boats & Motors Gateway To Tbs w aterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. F A S-5M1 JOHNSON JAV E LIN , 30 hp, also 18, Both electric starts. Hull very good, 18 It. long. Sell or trade. Ph. 322-349* 44*7. Stenslrom Realty 2166 P A R K D RIVE 322-2420 322-7498 1 2-BEDROOM and 1 3-bed­ Loral automobile dealers of­ room, Bowman's Trailer fer their best buys In Herald Court. 668-4908. classified display adi. 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAILER furnished. Adults only. *75 mo. Ph. 322-1187. It Pays To U «e The H E R A L D Want Adi. PUBLIC A N N O U N C E M EN T HOUSETRA1LER on U rge private lot. $65 month. CaU aftar 6 p m. 222 60*7. IN U E S T July 27. 1064 A D E LA ID E H. MO8 E8 on the abort data became associated with Merle W . Warner. She brings with her many years o f E X P E R I­ ENCE in tha F IE L D of R EA L-E S TATE . S-0 M ERLE W . W A R N E R & ASSOC. Deltona! Oeltone, Meckl.'s let.it and at.ele.t community t* iust minulst from you. Drive over today and . . . for yoursslf th.te sptcieui homeiltae I8*t sell for only 11193., inclvdln* Central w tltr Mains and Favad Straalsl You'll ba amaradt 910. nails you on tha way la tha bail (nvtilmanl of your lifer HARRY B. DIETRICHS aura to sea tha nsatlia, Machla's famous sms on display In tha , (orida ashlbli al tha N.V. World'* Fail! You'll alio want lo tour tha 13 othar rtaliahtlul modal*, all tailored to III your porkathook. Prlt»s nnsa from •7990. to 11*^30. for lh* bl(, modsl-donrn paymanla usury modsl-doan start al only 1240., with monthly paymartls a* lour a* 9*9-27! W. Dietrichs, Realtor SEMINOLE REALTOR O M IV M o u r TODAY I Take leUrstat* #4 lo Dai. ton* Cschsncw end toars*! OCLTONAt AD-62076 (K-7BI s S -A -Y-S F IN D your DREAM HOME the E A S Y way C -A -L -L A D E L A ID E or M E R LE at II2-382I fo r Efficient Personalised Rente* We have Homes Listed fo r You In the City o f Sanford and Seminole County. M EItl.E and A D E L A ID E are AUTH O RIZED by both V.A. end F.HJk. to Sell their HOMER Located wherever a V.A. or F.H.A. ForRale R im is Displayed. Pleas# C-A-L-L A D E L A ID E or M E R LE on Your R E A L . ESTATE N -E -E -D -S A - T M ER LE W . W AR N E R, R E A LTO R 708 South Park Avenue Sanford, Florida Dial 322-3829 * Lata All Attend Church This Sunday * Resident Ini Commercial Industrial �ft Bljf FanTnrB YrrsIB Grad* MA ” Dressed & Drawn Florida Or Georgia Shipped T ro cookouta were held — boys and girls learned to fry cans, and an evening barbe- hardy, were held at I i n form of skit*, square dancing, The youngatrra provided their and social dancing — sans 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 Teenagers tram eight cen-l Lessons and receation early this week at 4-II Camp McQuarrle In (ha Ocala National Forest 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 o f the newest subjects for campers was food science. Using six basic eaperiments, 4-II’ers got a quick look at the effects of liquids In food presrvation, the effects of salt solutions on vegetables, and to w various baking powders affect foods. These and other food experiments g iv e the teenagers a background of what makes good nutrition. morning IS |p| in FRYER citizenship, flag-raising cere­ monies and evening vespers munled out the busy program TH E TW IST, BIRD and monkey, favorite dances among tho teenage set were the top at­ traction o f the evening at 4-H Camp McQunrrie for 1.10 4-H'ers from Marion, Orange, Brevard, Citrus, Sumter, Hernando, Seminole anti Iaikc Counties. Shown dancing are David Hay, Orlan­ do; Kathleen Mendenhall, Sanford, in front; Donna llogan, Sanford and Allen West Orlando, in back. STU D YING T IIE C H E M IC AL properties o f fowl was emphasized at 4-H Club Camp Mc­ Quarrle where teenagers from eight counties gathered fo r a week o f classes and fun. Shown here diagnosing the effect o f liquids and perservation are Seminole County 4-H’crs (from left to right) Eleanor Hein, Carmen Adriatico, Sandy Mikler, anti Pat Coney. Koyce Williams, assistant county agent supervises. I 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 fo r 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 ‘S U P E R .R ir .H T ALL M EAT 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 (Pkg. Of 11) » c Jane Parker Peach or Dutch Apple (M arvel Ic* Cream Vi Holla i Gal. 49c) S PE C IA L SULTANA I Helping Keep V k AMERICA POWERFUL Special! White House Instant N on fat 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! A ll Flavors Frozen Valley Gold 1 FRESH C A L IF BARTLETT ) Con^ builders o f Florida and America con­ stitute a powerful, creative forca in our progress toward a better and more comfort­ able way o f l i f 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 o f persons employed and dollar value added; and that is as It should be In a growing, (roe enterprise economy! flu ..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 o f freo enterprise to the achievement o f our free society. It is such initiative, such freedom which we must unceasingly preserve and defen d -if we arc to keep America powerful! FRESH SW EET GOLDEN ) Florida Power tad Light Company, too, is constantly budding to ke*P abreast of our growing need for powar. F i’L's pu 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 p rop oses more freedom for private enter­ prise, so that Industry may serve our Country even more efficiently. GEORGIA FREESTONE PEACHES S m H y H tiffb m n Prices la title ad are good through Wednesday, July S«. t i • a I 9 Plaecreet Shopping Ceater W. Scott Burns, Mgr. Hwy. 17-12 at 27th ) r ^ Z . . 1 B _ J1 ___ — ------------------ �“ U : (t City Throws Cold Water On Motel Proposal Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The N ile o f Am erica” ^ u t f o r i i J b n t lf c Zip Code 32771 V * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers; high today around 90; low tonight In 70s. ^ c lO C VOL. 50 United Press Lensed Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1904 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 243 Something to think about: Thirty-nine adulta per cent o f living in all Seminole County work and buy outside il o f the county. A t one time ® there w a» *uch a thing *■ al­ legiance . . . • • • Dr. John E. Johns o f 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 o f 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 6 * * * 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. • • • 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 o f the local Welcome Wagon circles call* our attention to "Brok­ en Pavement," and "Steven’s Fork" — both in West V ir­ ginia. • • • ® 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. "T w o 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 Reminds o f 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 jet A-3B Sky-warrior attack interesting two words. been named commanding of­ bombera and 260 men. He is • • • ficer o f Heavy Attack Squad­ also administrative head o f a It's Marine Ccrpornl Har­ similar-sized unit, Detach­ old L. Fennell now. The son ron II replacing Cdr. Ilarton ment Eight, currently oper­ o f Mrs. Sue Hruwn o f Long- W. Bartholomew who was ating at the Sanford Naval wood won the promotion July killed in an aircraft accident Air Station. p ] while stationed at the Ma­ July HI. Kennedy, a 10(9 graduate rine Derracks, Naval Weap­ Cdr. Bartholomew was on a of the U. S. Naval Academy, ons Station, Fntlhrook, Calif. (light from the carrier Frank­ flew propeller craft from ca­ He signed up In the Marines lin D. Roosevelt in the Med­ vort carriers during the Ko­ in January, lflrtO. iterranean whore the Sanford rean War. Later lie earned a • • • based squadron is nearing the master's degree In nuclear James Harks, sen of Dr. half-way mark in ita current engineering from the Massa­ and Mrs. Orville L. Harks, at. deployment with the U. S. chusetts Institute of Technol­ tended the Key Club conven­ Sixth Fleet. ogy, and began flying jets tion as a delegate from Semi­ Kennedy has served as the during a lour with Sanford's nole High School. The parley squadron's executive officer VAH-S in 1956 59. 4 was held In Dallas, Texas, since April 6. He brings to Ids He returned to NAS Sanford earlier this month. Young new Job more than four year* last year and served as VAHHarks is a vice president of experience in heavy attack 11 maintenance officer before ■ the local club. becoming executive officer. aviation. • • • His wife, Sunn, and five In his new job, Kennedy Cecil Tucker, county sgilwill be in charge of six twin- sons live in Lake Mary. cultural 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 W a y s;" at 65 it’a " I ’m hut a Stranger Here, Heaven Is My H om e;" at 65, "N earer My Cod to Th ee;" at 76, “ When the Roll ia Called Up Yunder, CAPE KEN N ED Y <Uri> - Africa, the Agena upper stage I 'll He There;” and at 85, The United States today fired was expected to rocket Rang­ "Lord, I'm Coming Hume." its Ranger-7 lelevision probe er toward the moon at 24,480 • • • on a planned 228,00-mile voy­ miles per hour. Alfredo, the hamburger age to the moon to get the The silvery rocket thunder­ eating alligator who spent his first closeup pictures of the ed into the clear blue sky aft­ t fifth summer last year with lunar service. er a flawless countdown. Sec­ the Pat Boyles on the Wekiva onds after launch, the rocket The spacecraft, designed to River west o f Longwood, end a six-year string of Amer­ arched over the Atlantic leav­ hasn’t returned fer his usual ican moonshnl failures, was ing a brilliant white vapor ■ummer sojourn and the fa ­ rocketed toward space atop trail on its way to the prelim­ mily fears he has met with an AlUs-Agena that roared In­ inary orbit. soma mishap. Easily identi­ to life at 11:50 a.m. EST with About 8 minutes after blast­ fied by a missing third toe a blast of orange flame. off, space agency officials said on the right front foot, A l­ The pioneering probe was the Agena rocket hid success­ fredo returned a n n u a l l y first aimed at a "parking or­ fully propelled the spacecraft ^ around the first o f July and b it" about 115 miles above Into its coasting orbit, waiting * became quite a family pet . . . earth. After coasting for about lo be kicked out toward the has anyone seen Alfredo? 20 minutes to a point over moon. 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. w w a ••• Thant Accepts W A S H IN G TO N CDR. Kennedy New VAH-11 Officer Engineer's Report Sparks Argument By Dottle Austin with City Editor City Commissioners See Sewage Plant (U l’ l ) — Sanford City Commissioners saw for the first time today, General Thant has accepted the final product of the new sewage treatment plant at the invitation o f President Mill Crook. Johnson to visit Washington Aug. 0, soon after he returns Aom ■ -atote, vlati tc Moscow. United Nation* Socertary JF K Report W ASHINGTON' (U I’ I ) — The Warren Commission's re­ port on the assassination o f President John F. Kennedy will lie mode public by the White House by mid-Septem­ ber, Informed sources said to­ day. Rough Sailing V E N IC E , Italy (U P I) — F lfly-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*. (U IT ) — The Ku Klux Klan offered « $1 ,000 reward yesterday for Information into the burning* o f Negro churches In this area hit In recent weeks by a series of bombings and church fires. Bank Law Asked 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. W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — The Federal Deposit Insur­ ance Corporation (F D IC ), alarmed hy the failure af four banka this year, is *"king Congress for legislation to tighten supervision c f hank­ A nonpartisan group of ing institutions. South Seminole residents will meet Thursday at the Am er­ ican legion Hall, Prairie LOS ANG ELES (U P I) — Lake, in Fern Park, to form Catholica protesting J. Frnn- a campaign committee for cls Cardinal McIntyre's alleg­ Republican presidential can­ ed lack o f 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 N e­ will tie State Rep. Jan For­ gro leader. tune. Goldwater Unit To Organize Cardinal Picketed Samples of the finished pro duct of sludge was shown ami it was explained that the siuilgo occurs when solids are separated from liquids. The resulting material can then t>c dried or burnod, without odor. Whi n R is dried, as the city is now doing, the resultant product can be used as a fer­ tilizer for grass, shrubs and ornamentals, (anything b u t food products). Tlic city will utilize the pro­ cessed fertilizer first to com­ plete landscaping of the treatment plant grounds, and then for city parks and plant ings. Plant Superintendent Rick Richard Jr., explained that this is the first time that the complete processing has been done, with the finished pro duct ready for use. New Alabama Countv Asked IlESSEltMKR. Ala. ( U P !) — A move to cteatu the first new Alabama county in 61 j m i i uii* being pushed by to­ rn) Democrats today, while In Montgomery State A tty. Gen. Richmond Flowers looked in­ to the legal angle*. Tim new-county push, which would split tiie so-called Bes­ semer Cut-Off area away from Jefferson County, was started h* a by-product of congressional rcdlslrictlng. A special session of the Legis­ lature will consider redlatricU log next week. Herald Index 4 Aldiy .......... . . . - ___Page Bridge .............. . . . . Page 4 Classified .......... page 10- 1) Comic* ......_____ .... Page 0 Editorial ... -------.... Pag* 8 'i Funeral* ............ Horoscope .......... . . . Page It Society ______ ... .... Page 5 Sports . . . . ___ ... .. Poge 0•7 T V Program* ___---- Page t We the Women ...... Pag* 4 the completed plans bring turned over to the city, Sanford city fathers threw when the survey Is completed. cold water on tha o ffer o f a 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 o f 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 engendern l 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 o f the letters which went out to the engineering firms, along with the outline o f what the preliminary report Is to ahow. A fte r hassling ever tha m aler for aome lime, com­ missioners asked Knowles to add to thn list a commercial and retail study o f 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 o f 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 o f dorks and buildings un­ less I know someone will 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, whi ch 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, OFFICIAL TOUR of the new city h c w iir o 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. < J 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 o f the Town o f North Orlando last December and April when he signed papers for the purchase. He claims tiie defendants cheated him by not selling Hie land he thought he was buy­ ing. Okimoto says Dial prior to signing tiie various papers he looked at maps, inspected the property. T h « Hawaiian stales he gave a promissory nolo for 3840,000 and then gave the de­ fendant* another one which was blank. This and other documents were Incomplete, tie said, but lie depended on the defendant's "good faith" in filling the blanks. He further allegci he paid the defendsnt 356,660 during preparations for the land deal iiut the company will not now repay It. He asked (lie court to void the contract documents and demands 32 million damages. His attorneys arc John M. Robertson and Harold War HI. In previous reports o f the sale, the owners were listed as Hie Silver Creek Precision Corp., Silver Creek, N. Y. Deed of transfer as filed gt that time in Scmiunle County indicated Oklmoto would pay 31,126,265 to Uic Silver Creek firm. A mortgage of |I.Z5 million was also recorded from Oklmoto to Silver Crock. When contorted by The Heraid for comment early this morning, local North Orlan­ do Company manager Frank Fasula said "Thla ia quite a a1mck. This Is the company'* main office and no pspera have been served here. We had no Indicallon that Mr. Okimoto was preparing such action and therefore, at this time, are totally unprepared to make any statement." Mayor (rone Van Eepoel, ■iked for an opinion ■■ to what reaction ol village off] dale would be, advised that the council would continue, as It has In the past, to work for growth and improvement of the village aa a whole regard­ less o f who holds ownership of the undeveloped properties. ★ ★ romp here and use them." he said. "W here ar* all these yarht* ‘they* tell me will com* her* and tie up? Who'* going to us* Ihle motel and restaurant? Where are all these people romlng from, with ell (hie m oney?" Crappn naked. "You gotta ahow Crappa roncluded. me," The city manager taid that letters and a list o f the re* qulrcment* had been lent to ni na mart,!* engineering firms. Four hove expressed interest and w ill send their representatives her* to talk with tha city commissioner*. Thn first appointment, with a representative o f J. E. Grein­ er Company out o f Tampn has been set fo r 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Appointments alto have been set with Lockwcod Greene Engineers from Spartenhurg, S. C, and David Volkrrt Associate* from Miami. The firm o f 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 o f bulkheading, land filling, marina construc­ tion, land traffic flow, park­ ing provisions, utility eatenlions, layout o f docka, serv­ ice facilities, design and con­ struction materials o f the docks, a detailed coat break­ down, engineering coats, time estimate! and apeclflraUona for the actual construction o f 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 "w ith regret" the resignation o f 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. "W e are In as good shape as we have ever been," said Comm. Earl Higginbotham. "W e ere In belter shape,” ■aid Comm. J. H. Crappa "W e hsve reduced our bond­ ed Indebtedness and our bond are selling at top prices, now. Mr. Williams has clone a fine job o f taking csrc of other people's money. He has done a terrific job for the city." George Touhy, executive vice president o f First Federal was present at the com­ mission meeting and said that he had come ee a representa­ tive o f Sanford cltiiene and taxpayers to commend Wil­ liams for the fine handling o f the bond board trusteeship and express appreciation for his efforts in behsif o f tha city. Williams has received no compensation for his ten year* work, though " I did get In on a steak dinner one tim e," he commented. Comm. Crappi Initiated • motion that a resolution o f commendation be presented Williams by the comm let ion in behalf of the City o f 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 ■ e n n e t •f f IT’S HERE! ALWAYS PWWT QUALITY WHITE GOODS EVENT! Now In Progress Four Threats To Privately Endowed Universities Pointed Out Four "s h a rk !" which pose Dr. Johns was the "demand Stetson is still using the ssme a major threat to the future for capital outlay." Expan­ structure. The speaker said expansion of private education institu­ sion and modernisation cotta and modernization costs dur­ tions In thla country were have created a huge burden ing the past 60 years exceed identified in detail Monday on the schools, he said, not­ that o f the previous 300 years. Second "shark" to threaten noon at the Rotary Club meet­ ing that the physics budding at DeLand ia the seme one private school* was listed as ing in the Civic Center. which was in use when the "student costs." It now costs The speaker was Dr. John school started and bad only about 33.000 a year in tuitions E. Johns, professor ol Stetson 70-pius students. and fees to attend a univers­ University, who also outlined Physicists who studied prior ity, ha added. Dr. Johns said a student future growth plana (or the to 1942, he said, find their subjects of thst period out­ preparing to become a doctor DeLand school. The first threat listed by dated. Yet, be pointed out, or law yer 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. " I f people care," Dr. Johns said, "they usually find the w ay." lie scored the lack of in­ center campaign Is slated to terest among graduates and begin next year. Tiie Baptist Convention has urged his listeners to do all pledged $1.5 million, Ford In their power to help their Foundation another $1.5 m il­ alma m iter to prevent the lion and "friends" are expect­ private educational s y s t e m ed to provide a third $1.5 m il­ from "falling by the way- lion within the next three side." years, giving the DeLand uni­ Expressing firm confidence versity a firm hold on its fu­ la Stetson, Dr. Johns said a ture, D t , Johns told Uotarnew business administration building cosUng $500,000 is The speaker was Introduced planned fur the campus next hy Tom McDonald, program year, lie also said a science chair njan for July. FAM OUS N AT IO N W ID E 42*36 CASES 72x108 j ! T W IN F IT T E D 81x108 F U L L F IT T E D LUXURY PENCALE 2HI 1 7211,08 ^| B 8U108 ]£ Jc 42x38 Fj Caeca T W IN F IT T E D | F U L L F IT T E D 2/91° 1.71 |J| 1J7 |J(| J � 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 27, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 27, 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 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/9ec6c84ef1ac5739f9a6d256f254be05.pdf a28365c9febe44db71ea2c503e2a52ab PDF Text Text *I* V fif B ittfu rB fr r .IB Pnpe 4 A — J u n e 215, 1984 P ■re* fo r potential Russian at­ tack* on key industrial cen­ ters in North China and Man­ churia. United Nation! ob­ server! familiar with Mos­ cow’* wnr industry and trans­ portation system believe that the Russians arc preparing "N ever get tired of decep­ to use the country as a bam? tion In w ar," Is a cardinal in their confrontation with tenet o f Mso Tse-tung’s mil­ Red China. itary strategy. A * he wrote RonK n •'protectorate!" of in his book on war, "Fein t Russia's ernes, Mongolia is, at east and strike at west is for the present at least, in the aurrst method to lead tha the grip of Russia's commis­ enemy Into a wrong ealimate sars. It Is the sole Asian o f the situation." member o f COMECON, Mos­ The "P cop le'i Republic of cow's version o f the KuroMongolia," lodged in the heart prim Common Market. It Is o f Asia between Russia and largely due to Soviet aid that China, has long been a bona the Mongols have been able o f contention between the two to build power stations, ce­ Red giants. It Is the only one ment plants, leather and ahoe o f Asia's three Communist factories, radio stations and states— the other two nro some prefabricated housing. North V iet Nam and North Russia's Knst Eiirnprnn Korea— which naa so far satellites are pitching in to managed to keep free o f di­ keep their Mongolian “ nlly” rect domination hy R e d from thinking too fondly of China. the Chlnrsc "blood brothers" But to escape the clutches to the south. o f the Chinese dragon, little •’Independent" Outer Mongol­ Ulnn Ilnlor, Mongolia’s rapia had to become a satellite itnl, is a city o f formidable o f the Ruasian hear. contrasts. A majority o f its 120,000 Inhabitants—one-tenth This is a situation that o f the country's scarce pop­ Mao Tse-tung is not likely to ulation— still lives in mud huts tolerate. Mongolia's frontier and yurt tenta which can he With China Is nesriy 4,000 dismantled in a half-hour. Hut miles long. It is a strategic the Communist officials, Mongolln’a new aristocracy, drive Soviet automobiles and inhab­ it modern housing projects built by the Russians. No wonder the party bur­ eaucrats side with Nikita Khrushchev in his quarrel TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — with Mao Tsc-tung. MongolNext stop for Florida’s con­ la’s Itusslun-trnlned "prime troversial new U w taxing minister," Yumxhngiln Tsen■porting goods probably will dcnlial, lias hern busy lately be the state Supremo Court, denouncing the "Chinese com­ but Circuit Judge Hugh Tay rades" and fighting against lor provided some guidance the upsurge of "nationalistic Tuesday on what is taxable tendencies," •nd what Isn't, The famous Ills lor inn TuTaylor upheld the l*W3 law In a I-eon County Circuit mur-Oehir was ousted from party for Court ruling. The tax amounts the Communist to five per cent at the whole, sponsoring a celebration on •ale level, and Judge Taylor the occasion o f the HOOth an­ •aid il should he collected on niversary of the birth of Khan, the great all items primarily designed (ienghis •nd customarily used for Mongolian ruler who once con­ hunting, fishing, camping quered China anil Russia. However, Red China wnrinly commemorated the Asian conqueror, who reached llm hanks o f the Dnieper River in what now Is Soviet Uk­ raine. U N IT E D N A T IO N S . N .Y . — ( N E A ) — It Is no coincid­ ence that Red China is step­ ping up hostilities against Russia’* Asian satellite, Mon­ golia, while world attention is focused on Laos and V iet QUALITY DISCOUNT » YOU SAVE 20%-50% AND MORE 9 r FITTED SHEETS $ ffl ■ Imaglnal Fina Quality Ilpparad Plaitle Bleached Muslin MATTRESS COVERS $41 ■ TWINS i runs PKGS. Cotton, raady-to-waar SW IM TRUNKS MEN’S CASUAL SLACKS Cotton poplin; elastic waist; piped sides; 1 change pocket; S, M, L Full cut for extra comfort; fintshed bottoms, ready to wear; In 29 to 38. TOPS A SHORTS LUNCHEON NAPKINS m it M i nu n M an's! S ave 2 7 % I M riie s f Sovo 32-35% / I I Fitted styles for smoother com­ fort; Imported long-wearing quality, savel Imported, lippcrsd virgin vi­ nyl covers allergy-free; rust­ proof ripper. Four packager, each with 200 napkin* of fine-quality; get a supply now) B3-QL Flattie Foam Back WJlh Pillowl WASTE BASKET SCATTER RUG AIR MATTRESS Unbreakable polyeth ylen e; jumbo tiie; handles; turq., pink, yellow, sand. S pecial Purchosel Viscose tweed in stripe border . . , decorator colon! All waihable, cool fobricrl Shorts, 10-18; top*.'5, M, I I I-Qt. fnomef TEFLON SAUCE PAN r No-stlcV cooking with na scour cleaningl Porcelain* enamel over steell Tax Law May Go To High Court Hid lit Mi lur*| vat* ullii iivrn r*nl| l"»+ i Ullaq t. nsj nttr WA5HINOTON (U I’ I )- T h e Federal Trnde Commission <FTC) has decided In rrquirc that cigarette advertising and labeling include a warning to the public of possible health ha cards, II w ai enounced to­ day. FTC Chairman Kami Dixon made Uie announcement dur­ ing a congressional hearing on the controversy surround­ ing the effect* of smoking on health. Dixon did not specify what (he regulation will contain. Nor did he say what typo of Isbel cigarette manufacturer* would be required to carry on packages. The FTC held hearings on proposed advertising and la­ beling regulations and since May IS has been considering whether tu adopt tire in and, U to, precisely in what form. bs i| nreril dels; Tone 11Slilt loext Stall; oruvt CfUA Bryant, Kynes Have Orders TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Gov. Farris Bryant and Atty. Gao. James Kynes were orddared to appear in federal court In Jacksonville Friday to show cause why they should not be held in con­ tempt of court, The orders were delivered to Bryant and Kynes by a de­ puty federal marshal Tuesday. Judgo Bryan Simpson issu­ ed the show cause orders af­ ter Bryant ordered a atop to night-time racial demonstra­ tions In St. Augustine last Saturday. The Judge had re ­ fused such a ban earlier and ordered police not to interfere with marchers in the troubled M IA M I (U P I) ■The Cuban teiirhi-r* In exile warned Tue*. dny Hint the Castro regime Is giving 76 Americans visit­ ing the island "the hislruetions fur Infiltrating MarxistLeninist doctrine* in U. S. high irhools and universi­ ties. Tiie Amcrictins, most o f Ihi-ni students, linve been a major source o f propaganda on the Island slnre they nrriver thera June 12 against tha order* o f the U. S. Statu De­ partment. The refugee teachers group ■aid it wants to call to the attention of the U. S. govern­ ment "this clever maneuver by tha Communist party," W aor Fabrics Cannon Tarry H M FOR Boxed | lin t-free, super-absorbent printed terry in multi-color*. 15*25" site. Solid color cloths by Cannon; 12x12"; pink, mint, blue, yel­ low, white. H ollyw ood B rftf HAND TOWELS Wash 'n' wear cottons; 4pocket Ivy or Continentals; assorted plaids; fr-16. Cannon Pastel Takas C olor Picfuras Solids, Slrlpas * Nnlinnalintlc Mnngnllans ■ nhvinuidy ace the Ruasian- ' Chlni'ac r(inflict an n chance ( I to advance their drive for In- ■ $ di-penilenre hy playing with I £ Peking. Taenilrnhnl complained recently that Chinese con- I spiracle* in Ilian tlalnr were $ aimed at overthrowing liix regime. In a strong note to Peking, he even threatened to break diplomatic relations with Red Clilria. Thus, Mongolia may yet lie Khrushchev's Achilles' licet. Should It fall into Peking's clutches, the ie*t of Russia's sn-rnlled Asinn republic* will lie open to Chim-sa subver­ sion nnd eventual domination. Castro’s Use O f Students Seen W ash V Vinyl 3 FOR MISSES’ PANTIES | Mads by tha famous Cannon Mills in thick tarryl Slock up for S u m m srlxviv'l Girh'l Sava 42%l C ir / iM a v e 3 7 % f S FO R I Red, pink, yellow, green & blue color combinations; sol­ ids and printsl m m Waihable, allergy-freel Im­ ported virgin vinyl; full & twin; sanitaryl for FOR | Tokas stondord 8> flash; takes Easy-launder acetate tricot In 12 Jumbo pints; bile. & white, lilac, blue, pink, moist; In color! mmm ■ Poplin, Arnel & Poplin; tie shoulder, elastic waist; 3-6x, 7-141 Jt FOR GlrWI Sava 37%l | Washable cottons; V4 boxer, banded front, elastic back; 3-dx, 7-14. I , Toddlers' 1 Gfrfa’ V iiis t; l ' U Serve 3 5 % f _ Big Gallon S ftef COTTON DRESSES BOYS' JAG-SHIRTS S le e v e le s s & s h o rt-s le e v e styles; washable cottons; 1-3, Oxford & broadcloth stripes; solid ft print chambrayi; sires ft-IBI _____________________ PLASTIC DECANTER m m FOR | 4 eachi divided plates, cups, fo rk s, k n ives, sp oon s, 2 spreaders; 1’ set, 78c ea. FOR U nbreakable polyethylene; no-drip pouring; e a s y to dean; 1 only, 78c M M M — ( R *- ’ T r ’ ™ Adjudebls IRONING BOARD The tap brand* yam trust— AC, Champion — all rebulb and factory guaranteed. I D Will hold a hdl mooli Black or white Chippendale design; brass leg*; 1<5x2015". ROUS I Super-soft quality paper! You get 4 package* with 4 rolls In each. Hong Dreraes Neoflyf Bex ef 200! PLASTIC HANGERS FIELD’S TISSUES These are sturdy, well-made hangers shaped to correctly hang dresses! FKOS$ 1 It's the finest facial tissue foe gentle softness, obaorbencyl Super buyl mSk FAIRS I Cool, comfortable, flattering straw flat with floral bowl Six­ es 4 to 10. 14 -Ounce Amprul SPRAY ENAMEL Regularly 97c eachi Just spray on this line-quality enamel Indoors or out for like-new look! V. .Site, colors. CO TTO N PIQ U E S A V E 25% JR. BOYS S A V E 50% 2 PLAYER S A V E S0% P LA S T IC MISSES SHIFTS C O M PAR E A T 48c E A . W A L K SHORTS BOXER SHORTS B A D M IN T O N SETS TA B LE CLOTHS Fields Deodorant m 2 GREAT J. M. FIELD'S STORES fo r * 3 2 A for Both Great Stores o b i &n 0 0 Open Daily 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Q U A L IT Y Sunday 12 Noon to 7 p. m. city. I i �Seminole County ♦ ♦ * ♦ * * < > « '* * on the S t Johns River + * * * ‘The Nile of America” 0Jlu> iim t lii * Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Widely scattered showers through Saturday; high today 90-94; low tonight in 70s. \ e io c^ Sometime* tho»« red light* can »t* y red a long time. It happened to a Sanford Naval A ir Station man the other early morning. He wa* driv­ ing at 20th Street and Park Avenue when the light turned red. He (topped. He fell asleep. Police awakened him at 4:10 a.m. and now he'll have to tell it to the judge. • • • C liff McKibbin whose desk was backed up againat the old “ W oodruff-Langiotti building complex” on Park Avenue and W . First street snys that the strange light that has been flooding his desk is the S U N ! 1! He had not exper­ ienced the glare until the city tore down the buildings and opened up the parking lot. C liff is seen wearing dark glasses much o f the time, but likes the new brightness in the office o f Carraway and McKibbin. he snys. • • • Have you noticed how nttractive • and how grently im­ proved • Is the night-time ap­ pearance o f the Rand Mall area? Quite a transformation! Thanks again, City Fathers. I f you haven't seen our city’s new adornment nftcr dark, have a look-see. You, too, will like it. • • a VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Open House for the new First Nntlonnl Rank o f DeBnry w ill be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The new facility will bo open for business on July 1. • • • The Rev. Chnrlcs n. Hogg, new pastor o f Christ Metho­ dist Church, is a man with a sense o f humor. In his first bulletin to the congregation, he poked fun at his last name saying, in effect, ‘ ‘ You have a rare opportunity to hear a H ogg preach.” • • • Editors o f next year's Salaningundi yearbook at Semi­ nole High are getting some good journalism truinlng at the University o f Florida this week. Jo Ann Cobean, I.inda DcMattin, Sherry Marazita and Linda Mitchell arc attend­ ing the aixth annunl high School Journalism institute conducted by the U F School o f Journalism, along with 1H0 high school student* from Florida, Georgia and Alabama. • • • Named to the Dean's list for the spring semester at Stet­ sonUniversity are Sanford students, Jessanna T. Gartside, a senior and Patricia Laven­ der, a junior. Ned Julian is listed as an honor student. • • • The 55 visits made by the V isiting Nurses Association in May brings the total to 247 call* since the association was formed last October. The group has slgnrd a contract the Veteran* Administration hospital to care f o r returning Veterans who nerd home nurs­ ing care, Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervisor o f nurses reported at the Wednesday meeting o f the monthly board meeting, • • • The City o f Sanford will host city recreation officials from all over the state here on July 17 with a luncheon meeting at the Civic Center. They expect representatives from O r l a n d o , Leesburg, Gainesville, DcLand, Jackson­ ville, Holly Hill, Ormond Beach, Daytona, Live Oak, Ocala and Kissimmee. And the Sanford Recreation De­ partment doesn't need to take a back seat to anybody. Herald Index ........ Page 6 Bridge _____ .... ........ Pag# 6 Classified ......... .... . Page it C o m ics_____ .... . Page 2A-3A Editorial - ........ . . . P a g* 1A _____ Pag# 3 Funerals _ . H oroscope------- . Page 2A-3A Society . . . . — . . ..... Pages 8-9 ____ Page 4 T V Programs . . ....... Page 10 W * th* Women ...... Page 6 FR ID A Y , JUNE 26, 19G4 SANFORD. FLO R ID A NO. 221 $1.4 Million For Seminole Paving n s t w A 46 In Sanford, 427 And 436 Are Included ... BRIEFS Tax Cut Voted W A SH IN G TO N ( U P I ) — The Senate Thursday night voted election-year tax cuts which could coat the govern­ ment more than $499.5 mil­ lion a year in revenue. tiF\\In Seminole County’s share of the $191 million Slate Road Department budget adopted Tuesday in Tallahassee amounts to $1.4 million and Includes $200,000 in primary fund* for the four-lane con­ struction of SR 46 (25th Street) from French Avenue east to McHonvllle Avenue in Sanford. Berlin R E IU JN (U P I) — Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flew into West Berlin today to ded­ icate a pini|ue to his brother on tlie first anniversary of tlio late President's memorable visit to the divided city. Tshombe Returns Also $300,000 was budgeted for the grading, paving and construction of 2.1 miles of SR 436 from the Orange County I-inc to Lake Howell. SEM INOLE COUNTY citrus growers converged on the Homo Demonstra­ tion Center Thursday nitfht to hear Dr. R. C. J. Koo discuss the timely topic of grove irrigation. Shown above are, from left, Ernest Lundbcrg, assistant county agricultural agent, Ed Yarborough o f Geneva, Dr. Koo, assistant horticulturist nt the Citrus Experiment Station and Sidney Chase o f Chase & Company. (Herald l ’ hoto) DOUBLE BUBBLE GUM TROUBLE in experienced by Brenda l’ ntteraon ns sho demonstrates the technique site used to win the I’ lnecrest School huhhlo gum blowing contest. The Herald’s photographer. Bill Vincent, says Brenda excused the smallness of the bubble because she didn't have time to work up a Rood mixture before offering the demonstration. Brentln chewed away as fast as site could— inhaled deeply, let g °— and came up with this sticky problem. (Herald Photo) No provision was made from primary funds for the con­ struction of an interchange at the intersection of 1-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Ac­ cording to County Engineer William Uush, it is unlikely that funds will be budgeted for such a project until I-ake Mary Boulevard is - a m i. Grand champion b u b b l y Seminole County's Board o ft the choice of converting each Nor were funds appropriated A T L A N T A (U P I ) — Georblower at Pinccrest is Brenda Instruction v o t e d L f the present V IIF set* or for several other requested Public gia A tty. Gen. Eugene Cook primary project* such as the Thursday to retain an engi- citabluhtng conlra, antenna Patterson. was to go to Washington to­ two-lane construction of Sll neer to prepare plans for Ihc Brenda blew the biggest and converting s y s t e m * . day to ask the U. S. Supreme 426 from Goldcnrod to SR 46 installation o f central antenna bubble gum bubble at the con­ Court fo r permission to pre­ Tiie use of irrigation to sup­ cent m ore) during prolonged at Geneva, four-laning SR 46 systems at various schools When the engineer is retained test which climaxed t h « and specifications are pre­ sent a proposed new state plement drought. rainfall, practiced from Mellonvllle Avenue in for the conversion of the new pared. the project, estimated week'* activities last week. Constitution to Georgia voters M IAM I (U P I) ---- A strong Sanford Dr. Koo also discussed the ETV station's U1IF signals to to the proposed for years in Florida, was dis­ in November. timing of irrigation noting* weather Blowing the biggest bubbles tlistuibiinr* I t h Osteen Bridge, the four tatt­ V IIF so that some 190 set* to cost in tlie ncightorhood of cussed Thursday night at a that fall and winter irrigation wind gusts up to 50 miles an ing of SR 46 from 1-4 west to now In Seminole schools can $20,MX) to $25,1100, will to- were Kenneth Smith In the Home Demonstration Center should be avoided because of awarded to the low bidder. get proper reception. hour has been discovered in the Lake County line, and five year old group; Christie In other action Thursday M IA M I (U P I ) — The 75 meeting fur area citrus grove a tendency to lower (tie IriQt Two representatives of the slightly more than 13 miles the Atlantic, about 400 milea Wslraven, six year olds; Cur» Americans visiting Cuba met owners. quality. "Frequent fall irri­ of road from the Intersection Brandon Electric Co., De- Iho board awarded the pur­ cast of Barbados, the wea­ tls Hawks, seven year olds; chase of paints to the (Hidden with a South Vietnamese com­ of S-425 and S-427 south a- Land, appeared before the The principal speaker for gation," he said, "is Justified munist delegation today and the session conducted by Sem­ lu hasten fruit maturity and ther bureau said today, cross l.ake Jessup, via Oviedo, board and confirmed earlier Paint Company for the 1961- Donna Smith, right year olds; "Conditions arc considered to S-520 at the Orange Coun­ engineering report* that the 06 school year. The firm will Cheryl Black, nine year olds; were to talk with members of inole County Extension Ser­ to meet speciiic fruit size va­ favorahlo for intcnsiflcaUon,” ty line. the pro-Castro terrorist E LN vice was Dr. R. C. J. Koo, as­ rieties for fresh market.” central antenna system would provide paints through the Barbara Robinson, ten year He added that "trees should the Miami Weather Bureau organization Saturday, ac­ sistant horticulturist at the Other primary funds were be the most practical for Gator Lumber Company of olds; Bobby Collins, U year olds; Andy Rufaa, 12 year Sanford. not h» sllo’vj-d to gr, into per­ reported. In.’ tided Tor the paving of school* in this system. cording to Havana radio. Citrus Experiment Station. forecast*:* piedicted t h e 1.32 miles of Sll 415 from SR It also opened bills from old*; Dale Hancock, IS and 14 Dr. Koo noted that the manent wilt any time of inc Toe board was faced with probably would 15 east to the city limits of seven firms to provide gaso­ je a r olds. for good production disturbance knowledge of soil and plant year affect the Lesser Antilles is- Sanford. line, oil, fuel oil and kerosene Uremia Patterson won ■ T A M P A ( U P I ) — A thun. irrigation has not developed practice. at the southeastern and referred them to Admin­ prize for blowing ■ double " A weakened tree will not lands Secondary fund* wore ap­ dcr-s<|unll packing 79-mile-an- as rapidly as Ihc engineering istrative Assistant W a l t e r bubble. hour winds sent four water­ aspects of Use problem and produce or stand cold as well corner of the Caribbean to­ proved for Iw-o-lane right-ofTeague. He was directed to Approximately 250 children way am! construction of 427 spouts churning across Tamp* research at the experiment ss a healthy tree," he con­ night. A hurricane hunter plane from SR 438 north to 434; ac­ were registered last week at review them and make rec­ cluded. Ray Thursday and battered station is directed toward get­ was ra route to the scene and quiring right-of-way for the ommendations to tlie toard. the acliool. Some of Uie varied the local airport with quar­ ting information about plant the San Juan, I\ R., weather four-laning of sit 46 from Teague was asked (o do the aclivltiea enjoyed during ths ter - Inch hail and 1.76 inches and soil moisture. This is bureau was preparing a wea­ French to Mellonvllle Avenues, same on bids for supplying week included softball games, of rnin in less than 30 min­ done, he added, so irrigation ther bulletin on the disturb­ construction and right-of-way school furniture, audio visual gymnastics, track events and can be more efficiently prac­ utes. ance. aquisltion for two-laning 427 equipment, adding machines small group games. ticed. The City Manager’* office if tire disturbance develops from 434 two mile* mirth to and typewriters. Sewing ma­ Supervisors are Tom Leon* The speaker discussed sur­ reported to day that 5i dogs sustained circulatory winds ACL (racks at Gen. Hutchison chine* will be provided by tlie aril, Bud tong and Jim face evaporation and methods have been picked up in Lie of 39 miles per hour or great­ Parkway ami 5 5 miles from Sanford Sewing Center, tlie Barnes. to combat it through irriga­ city limits since the crack­ er It would become the first that point north to 425 at only bidder on tills Item. Mrs. Margaret Lear, art* tion, lots of moisture as trees down began one week ago. tropical storm of the 1964 Ginderville. Member* of Die board also anil crafts instructor assisted absorb it in roots and emit Only one dog has been re­ season and be named Abby. Sheriff’s deputies arc at­ Also included were fund* for derided to proceed with the Hie children with plaster tempting to learn the identity it In llie form of vapor from claimed by the owner ami Il»e two-lanes right of way ami eonstructinn of the music de­ molding, braiding, coloring, leaves. These two items, he of a mystery man—one so other* will soon be nearing construction of 4.t miles of partment at Crooms High painting and making cards. said, account for about 75 the end of the line, as ilojs paralyzed he can’t speak. 426 from Goblrnrod north to Sehool without making posslA dance program, under the per cent of the water lost. picked up ny the dog catcher The Negro, about 45 years Oviedo to eliminate danger­ hie changes suggested by the direction of Mrs. Doris Dux* Surface runoff is not con- are only held ten day* and RO NNIE H A L L of age, is being cared for at ous curves, to acquire rightState Hoard o f Education, di­ bury, schedules a different the Good Samaritan Home, sklercd a problem due to the then are humanely destroyed. of-way for 2 1 miles of 436 rected principals to prompt­ type of activity each day. sandy soil, liic horticulturist Rabies and license tags for 804 Mulberry Avc. from l.ake Howell south to the ly n-|Hirt to the school sys­ S o c ia l events for the week noted. dogs inside the city limits Deputies think they haw Orange County line, and the tem's office any Rems of included softball games, track lly Sirs. II. L. Johnson Irrigation tends (o increase was June 18 and since that established, through person* construction of railroad cross­ furniture or equipment stolen events, football, soccer, kick Plans to organize a Wom­ believing they know the man, (lie size of fruit although it time, the dog catcher hat ing signals on S 15 near I-ake or missing, retained architect hall and ping pong. that his name is Eddie Thom­ has little effect on the juice been working full time to an’s Auxiliary for the newly Mary, West 25th Strret in John Burton III on an hourly Wi-stslde Volunteer Sanford, on O’ Brien Road near as. His fingerprints have content, growers were told. clear streets and yards of formed Ronnie Hall, son o f Mr. and basis to prepare plana for the Fire Department were tem­ However, irrigation docs help strays and untaggnl, unliecn* been taken in an attempt to Altamonte Springs, ami on 427 Mrs. Jark Hall, of 2300 Elliot student driving range at Sem­ porarily postponed Thursday northeast o f A l t a m o n t e considerably (stou t 15-20 per ed animals. help in the Identification. Ave. has received an appoint inole High School, cal list for BARTOW (U P I) - Donald night upon agreement of Springs. ment from Congressman Syd bids on industrial art* and Grady Lewis, 22, Bartow, was some 30 resident* attending included in the budget are Hcrlong to serve as a page in supplies and renewed Its killed late Thursday night the weekly meeting at the fund* for the four-lam- con­ the House during Use remain agreement with Lester E. when his motorcycle crashed l.ake M o n r o e Community struction of 22 mile* of SR der o f the present session of to v y of tlio Office Equip­ into a bicycle inside the city Building. 436 from U. S. 17-92 west to Congress. ment Exchange for mainten­ limits during a high-speed Robert Brisson a s s u m e d District LI. Governor of Zone the past year, listing suppoit In other business, presiding 1-4. This project is already un­ Hall will leave by train ance and repair of machines. chase by police. leadership o f the Civitan Club III. Kampf is the first mem­ o f the Little Red Schcolhouse, president George llell appoint­ der contract. Monday for the nation's cap the junior baseball league anj The state hoard also budget­ ed Nathan Stripling to take at banquet ceremonies Held at ber o f the local Civitan orital and toxin Isis duties July the Lake Mary little league, ed $|0,(xs) for preliminary over the office of treasurer J I m Spencer’s Restaurant gunizatiun to hold a state o f­ 1. While in Washinglon, lie the essay contest and ti upon the resignation of Claude county wide engineering on fice. Thursday. Miss Seminole County Beauty Hawkins. Appointed to the five other secondary road pro­ will board in a home near Prior to handing the reins Installing Brisson in his new (he Capitol along with several contest. legal committee were Roy jects. post was Charles Kampf, re­ to the new president, Kampf other pages. Civitan Gil Daigle was giv Brown and L. B. Legg who tiring president, who is also gave • report o f activities of A senior at Seminole High en the perfect attendann take* over for Drew Warren School next year, Hall is a award and Herb McKenti* who also resigned. member of thr Student Coun­ was honored for having sold A special meeting o f the cil, the National Honor So­ over 790 pounds o f fruitcake. hoard o f director* was set for ciety and the Science Club. Civitan John Bromley was a 7:30 p.m. Monday at whirh No matter how good a "This is quite in honor and runner-up for this prise, hav­ time maps of boundary line* movie is, when an eight-yearI am happy to have Use privi­ ing sold over 700 peuma, will be preparrii and decisions old toy gets sleepy, lie lege of aerving as a page tills also, on needed equipment w ill he sleeps. summer,” said Hail. “ The success o f this club in made. Reports will be made Thai's what happened to After graduation next year, the past year would not have at the next general meeting Scott Comfort of Fifth Street he plana to enroll at Uie Uni­ been possible without the which will be held at 8 p m. and French Avenue Thursday versity of Florida as a precombined efforts of all tt he July 1 at Wilson School in night. And when he woke up med student. at the ltiti Theater he was members,” Kampf said. Paula. all alone. New President Brisson atkScott let out a few yelps; ed fo r ths confidence and co­ he was heard by patroling operation c f the club. police, let out of the theater Master o f ceremonies for and taken home. The police the banquet wua Huminind LACONIA, N. H. (U P I) report shows tills was 1:14 Polk. DETROIT (U P I)—Gov. Wil­ a. in., long past any eight- Two dUh-rattiing earthquakes The slate of officer* for liam Scranton hit out at the year-old's bedtime. about 50 minute* apart shook 1964*1905 as installed Incude Johnson administration today central New Hampshire to­ President B r i s s o n ; C yd* for not believing In the future day. Lung, president-elect; Ham­ and at the Gold water wing of DOUULE D U TY. Charlea Kampf (righ t) retir­ The temblors were the sec­ mond Polk, vies president; Gil the Republican party for try­ ing president o f Civitans in also district lieuten­ ORLANDO (U P I) — Fed­ ond earth ahocka in the area Daigle, s e c r e t a r y ; Loyd ing lo ignore the future. ant governor and serves as installing officer as eral Judge George C, Young in three month*. Swain, treasurer; with Wil­ he extends the gavel to new president, Robert Neither effort, the Republi­ has ordered Brvvard County “ It aounded like a train liam Clausa, William Lsysr, can Presidential hopeful said, officials to fit* a stepped-up I. Brisson at ceremonies conducted Thursday roaring through the valley,” Sal Manfre and Chirlr* will let the nation achieve school desegregation plan with at a banquet at Silencer’s Restaurant. said a Claremont man who Kampf as directors. greatness. (Herald Photo) Use court by July 23. 1livt$ on a hilltop. LE O PO LD V ILLE , The Con­ go U P I) — Moisc Tshombe, the former Katanga Province secessionist leader, returned from European exile toay for political talks that could eventually make him premier of the Congo he once fought. •• Robert E. Browning, owner o f the Park Avenue Trailer Court who underwent surgery at Orange Memorial Hospital recently, is reported to be Im­ proving satisfactorily. Brown­ ing has been a resident of Sanford since 1945. Established 1908 Seeks Permission Bubble, Bubble, ETV Engineer To Be The Biggest— Employed By Board No Trouble Citrus Growers Hear Dislurbance Spotted East Talk On Irrigation Of Barbados Cuban M eeting Wind Hits Tampa City Picks Up 54 Tagless Dogs Police Seeking M an 's Identity Fire Auxiliary Plans Delayed Youth Named To House Job Youth Killed Civitan Club Installs Officers “Jh s Jfy / tk a li" Now Entertaining: A t The Unique Snoozing Boy Awakens Alone C aiuJbji FBI. & SAT. NITES 10 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. Dancing Two Quakes Hit New Hampshire Scranton Raps LBJ And Barry Nightly Brevard Orders V A LD E Z HOTEL. Downtown Sanford �ffr Rev. fa a fe r l V frs II Page 2 -J u n a 26, IS M Grover Sewell ’O Lord, Give Us Wisdom' ef eur secular sis ii that so many people ecem to aeaume that you can't live In our world and bo a good Christ. Isa at tho eetae time, Title Mad of Making retulU In many people leaving aplrltuat thlaga to clergymen er eeme* change the thing* that can and aheuld he changed, And Presbyterian Group To Attend Tests Session Pour young mamhori o f tha Pvashytarian Church o f tha Covenant o f ganford and one vlaltor will leave lunday fo r I t . Paleraburg w h en they Orin receive two daye o f vooetional totting at tho Pros* hyterlaa Guidance Center. In tha group will bo Bob Wlllink, Dick Wlllink, P eggy MUlcr, Tommy Makln and Pets Boy* aolja. T h tM young peoplo havo bate receiving Intenalva coun•oiling In tha philosophy e f Christian Vocation during tha paat several month* under direction o f tha ehurch'e vo* rational aide, Mra. W aiter Bohannon. Tha guidance canter W lo­ cated on the campu* o f Flor­ ida Presbyterian C o 1 la g a which w ill bava 750 In tha atudent body in Septambar. Tha teating ie done under di­ rection of Dr. Thomas W ait, nn expert tn this field, on tho Wats that sound advice can he offered these high school young Ptopl* regarding th tlr aptitudes end capabilities that w in guide them in their later •duration. Bov. Thomas H. Makln, Minister o f tha church, will drive the group to the center and Mrs. W . A , Reynolds will bring them home, Witnesses Set Convention Tha Dletrict Convention o f Jehovah’s Witnesses w ill bo held July a-12 In Jacksonville, Bush N . Stafford, presiding minister o f the local congre­ gation, announced today. Stafford said that asms SO members ef the ganford ehurch ars making plana to attend the four day meeting which w ill be held In the JaeksonvIUe Coliseum. I t Is M e o f tT conventions that w ill bo conducted this year sponsored by the Watehtow er BlbW and Tract SoeWty. Tha program will feature Bible discourses and daman* Strattons and w ill illustrate ways that tha ministerial work o f Jehovah's Witnesses eon be carried out with great­ er effectiveness, Stafford id v lu d , I t ie * spec ted that 18,000 Witnesses from all parts o f Florida, aa wall as many vis­ itin g members from some I I other states and Puerto Bice w ill attend the convention. give ua wisdom to distinguish one from the other." One o f Ui* in ein U i* of my church noticed thl> qu ou tioi and also tha name o f Admiral Hart aa being Its author, Both o f thsaa men were successful In thslr secular work and both dedicated In the service nf and. Ons o f the great problems M y thurth ha* a weakly letter which la distributed to each fam ily o f our church, In l Issue I quoted Admiral Thoms* C. Hart's famous wards, "D ear God, give ua strsngth t* accept with seren­ ity the things that cannot be changed. Give us courage to one els* who they feel la not eloeely allied with the world about them. We should bo reminded that Christ did not seek an Ivory tower but lived very much in the dusty stresta e f His tims. Hs wee as relevant to the is­ sues about Him that He wa* not only mocked, betrayed, beaten end spat upon, but e l­ se wee hanged upon a cross! There Is much confusion about Christianity, Almost every aspect la misunderstood by soms people, For example wo hear It said repeatedly, by tha opponents o f Christ, that Christianity has been tried fo r two thousand ysara snJ haa not worked, therefor*, they conclude that It should be abandoned. Parhapi all of thosa who really understand what Christianity la about ogres with 0 , K. Chesterton is said, "Christianity has not been triad and found wanting! It haa boon found difficult, and not tried." Many o f ua still bellsvo strongly that the only answ­ er to this world and atsrnlty Is Jesus C hrist W e think thla world could bo a fine place Indeed I f everyone recognis­ ed this faet. A child who had heard o f ths crime In our country said to ms a fe w daye ago that sha fa it it would ha ■o wonderful I f people would only treat each other rig h t Bha concluded that they would only have to lovo one another. How wise sha 1st Wa went en to discuss th* question and •greed that a regenerating force In th* hearts o f people Is necessary fo r thla to beeame a reality. W h *rt Chrlat haa been alncersty accepted aa t o r t and Saviour ouch regeneration has taken place. I f wo want to do the most worthwhile thing In all th* world w e will all (not just clergymen) dedicate ourselves to lllm . Lake Mary UPW Church School Program Set Tonight In Casselberry Circle One Has June Meeting By Frances Wester Tha June meeting of Circle On* o f the U PW of the Com. munlty Presbyterian Church o f bake Mary wa* hsld at ths hems o f Mrs. John Reaves. Mrs. Kd Zlmmermen pre­ sented the devotions from ths fifth chapter o f Matthew. Ths Beatitudes wers read, follow. *d by th* Lord's Prayer said In unison. Mrs. R o b e r t Rugensleln was in charge o f the program on Chapter Five o f tha group study book on Cotosslani, B* What You Are, Reports were given nn thn recent Synodical meeting held at Daytons Rrarh by Mrs, Rugsnstsln, who attended the meeting with Mr*. Richard Keogh. , During the business meet­ ing conducted by Mr*. Rimmerman, th* church hostesses far July war* named, Mrs, Lena Kith and Mrs. Zimmer­ man. It was announced that on July 14 a combined meeting of Circle One end Two will be hsld at ths horns o f Mr*. Joe Smothers with Mrs. Kith aa co-hostess. Mrs- Don Smith announced that there would be a Ladiee Work Day at the Manse as soon as the men finished the work they had sohsduled. Refreshments o f punch, cup eakss, cookies and nute were served by the hostess, assist­ ed by her daughter, Marian Reaves. Other members attending were Mrs. Richard Besbe, Mrs. Jos S m a t h s r s , Mrs. Marls Lowe, Mrs, P. D, A n ­ derson, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrs. Qcnava Cochran and Mrs. Ruby Linden. MYF Officers Installed Now officers for tha Junior and Senior High M Y F groups o f First Methodist Church o f Sanford ware Installed In ser­ vices hold last Sunday eve­ ning. I Senior offirara taking over a n Cathy Trout, president; Annie Lea Harman, vie* pres­ ident! Judy Cochran, secre­ tary Blaine Behola, treasurer! Dial* Utterbeck, M Y fund, Susie Shook, faith and w|tneeei Jerry Myers, outreach; Bucky Smith, cltieonshlp; Barbara Thomas, fellowship and Chall and BUI Crowell, publrity and apeelal worship. Serving tho Junior High group will be Linda Lee, pres­ ident! Glenn Jonea, vlee pres­ ident! Denies J a m il, secre­ tory M argart Jarrell, treasur­ er! Hus Jsffcoat, publicity chairman: P e t Callahan, home representative] Debbie Taylor, eighth grade representative and Pam Matule, ninth grade representative. A representa­ By I tanas Kate* tive for the esventh grade Commencement Bxerclsea will b* elected In September. fe r the Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church o f Longwood are scheduled fe r 7lS0 p,m. today, A total o f 840 students en­ rolled in th* school and averBy Deane Kstea age dally attendance during H » Pentecostal Y o u t h tha paat two weeks ha* been Comp, whas bo* bean held 885. Forty-two members of during the pent week at th* tho church have been working district camp meeting rite with the youngsters, ages north of Ocala on tha Gain#* three to 18 years. villa Road, wdH be coBcfcxM Bach department will par* Saturday evening. Uripste In .the closing pro­ Member* of the Loa|wood gram and tha work done dur. Church who attended we lag the peat two weeks will M iu Sibyl Grant and Miss be reviewed. Donna Driggcra. Longwood VBS Sets Program Two Attend Youth Cam p B Jane Casselberry A closing program Sunday at 7i80 p. m. will ollmax a successful tan week Vocation Church School i t Ihc Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church. Folio wing the program the work of the school will be on display in (he classroom* snd the children will receive their attendance certificates. Par­ ents and friends arc cordially invited to attend. Mr*. Frank M etilck, dlrec. tor, has announced that the highest attendance for a sin­ gle day was 219 pupils and teachers. Tho offering brought by the children during the Church School will go In sup­ port o f orphans In s mission school |n llyderbad, India. The Junior High Class, taught by Mrs. Clare llalmrr, took part in several Interest­ ing activities in conjunction with their rourse of study. Be­ cause they each were writing a newspaper, reporting nn occursnces from th* Bible, ths class made a field trip last week to The Hanford Herald to observe how s modern newspaper is published. On the way they stopped at Big Tree Park lor a picnic lunch. They went down to tho shores of Lake Triplet for their lesson on Jesus' Bap­ tism. To better understand the background of their Bible studios, they visited the Tem ­ ple o f Liberal Judaism In Or­ lando. Activities of ths group came to a conclusion this af­ ternoon with a wiener roast at tho Balmer home. Th# Pro-School a x i s enjoy­ ed some rather unusual visito x on Wednesday to Illustrate Lake Mary VBS Is Successful By France* Wester A successful Vacation Bibio School waa held by th* Flrat Baptist Church o f Lake Mary during the week June 15-10, with un average attendance o f M children. Commencement exercises were held Inst Friday night at the church wilh the vari­ ous depurtmcnU Inking purl on the program. A good at­ tendance o f Interested per­ sona snd friends were pres­ ent. A picnic was held on ths church ground* at noon on the d o lin g day to reward th* children fo r thslr study e f­ forts all wesk and aa a eoclal fellowship for both pupils and teachers. Tha faculty fo r tha school this year included tha follow­ ing! Principal, Rev. Ralph K. Taylor! Secretary, Mrs. T. M. WMgham and Plan lit, Linda Taylors Nursery Department Super­ intendent, Mrs. C. E. lib el!; A eilita n t Helper, Mr*. Rich­ ard Stout; Beginner* Dept. Supt., Mr*. Am y Kitchen; Assistant., Mrs, Ralph T a y­ lor; Primary Dept. Supt., Mr*. Marla l'owall; Aaat. Halpera, Mra. Davla and Mrs. Eugene Fraley t Junior Dept, Supt., Mrs. C. N. North; A s­ sistants, Mra. W . A . Iloopengardner, Mra. H. V. Chance, and Mra. Jeanette Siaalovai Intermediate D e p t . Supt., Mra. lle rle y Wilhelm; AeeUtent*. Mr*. Nell Hill, Mra. K ey Sea amen and Mra. South. their lesson on being kind tot girls. The animals included • animals. Peter Montgomery turtl#, a gopher (both of ah irfd some of his strange which took time out from "p e te " with Ute hoys and |laying eggs in the Montfom- exotic tastes range from fruit cocktail to hibiscus bloom#, I things a bottle-fed Churchwomen To Sponsor Barbecue Bates ■r Ths Episcopal Churchwo­ men o f Longwood Christ Epis­ copal Church will sponsor a country-style chicken barbe­ cue Saturday on the church grounds from l:SO until 7:30 p. m „ wsather permitting. In tbs event of inclement wcathed, dinner will be serv­ ed In Ute pariah house. On the menu with the chickwill b* hiked bean*, tosssalad, French bread, cup cakes, coffee, tea or cold drink*. Door prises will be awarded. Tickets a n priced for adults snd children, tlx to IS years, and may be purchased at tha dinner. No charge# will be made for children under six ♦ PR E -IN V E N TO R Y SA L E ! t E N TIR E STOCK OP LAD IES DRESSES » Vi O FF T H E PRE-SCHOOL CLASS of the Casselberry Community Methodist Vacation Church 8chool enjoyed their lesson on b e in g k in d to animals Wednesday whan Peter Montgomery brought some o f his rather unusual pets to show the chil­ dren. in tne photo at left, Peter shows the group a targe gopher whlls at right, Patty Pugh and David Bobbet admlrs the iguana which likes to nibbls on hibiscus blooms, Children in the back­ ground are unidentified. (Herald Photo) F B I. A SAT. O N L Y ! #» fo w a n ’A * Free Methodists Elect Bishops Free Methodist* In General Conference aeaalon in Winona Laka, Ind., laat weak elected four bishops, among thorn Dr. Myron F. Boyd, voice o f the international radio broedcaat, • The Light and L ife Hour." Othera elected were Blihop Walter 8. Kendall of Winona Lnkc, Bishop K. C, John o f Spring Arbor, Mich, and Rev. Paul Kills, superintendent of the Wabaah Conference with headquarter* In Indianapolis. Dr. Ryron 8. Lemson, mis­ sionary secretary o f t h e church fo r nearly >0 years, waa named editor o f "T h e Free Methodist." The Woman's Missionary Society elected Mr*. Ilessle Krcsgr, form er missionary to China and Houth A frica and more recently aervlng as ed­ itor o f "T h e Missionary T id­ ings," as International pres­ ident. Miss A ik s Fensome, missionary to Japan fo r ll! ysara, wa* elected to replace Mra. Krsags aa editor o f ths “ Tiding*." A World Miaslon Budget of $7 million fo r tha coming quadronnlnm waa approved reorganisation o f th* com­ plete financial atructyro e f th* church. Ths Youth Dapartmsnt gave full rndoraamant to a abortterm service abroad fo r young people to be programmed In cooperation with the church'* missionary outreach. Board To Meet Tho board o f ths Episcopal Churchwomen of Longwood’# Christ Church will meet Mon­ day et • p. m. at ths parish house on Church Street to plan future fund raising pro­ jects. All officers and com­ mittee chairmen are urged to bo present by Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, president. tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only PEE WEEK Attend services Meet Postponed tllis week at rnur own Jtlaceof Oviedo Church Honors Graduates At Dinner worship Due to Vacation Bible School at tha Foraat City Bap­ tist Church tha monthly cir­ ri* meeting has been poet* poned until July V. ial House with Mr. and Mra. annual a ffair given by By Kvslya Lnady Oviedo High graduate* war* J. Marritt Staley, represent­ church. A ropy nf th* book, "A a honored by the First Metho­ ing tho chinch, a* host and Man Thlnketh," by James A dist Church Tuesday night at Th* nraduale dinner Will w u presented to a steak dinner at th* Imper­ » Coffee Planned Bear Lake Method Iat Church will honor tha aummer min­ uter, Rev, William Bookman, and Mra. Bookman at a cof­ fee to he held from 8 until 5 p.m. Sunday. Member* and friends o f the church are In­ vited to attend. guest as a g ift from the church's Woman's Sorlety of Christian Sarvlct, Thu** In the honored group were Barber* Saucer, McClellan, Ann Jane Lundy Bua Itldrnour, FOR A N Y OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALW AYS CORRECT t OVIEDO GRADUATES at a steak dinner given Tuesday night by tha First lletbodlat Church if Oviedo were, from left, Barbara Saucer, Sue McClel­ lan, A1 IfcCnli, Ann Ridenour and Jana Lundy. (Herald Photo). �Area Shattered As Trailerload Of Dynamite Explodes 4 Known Dead; Reptile Farm Blown To Bits Blje fta n fn r t HjcralD North Orlando Drops Ouster Charges The North Orlando Village Council, meeting in a brief special ecsiion Thursd a y night, unnnimoutly agreed and accepted at valid, mo­ tion* filed by Mayor Irene Van Eepoe] and Councilman Arthur Ferrin to quash com­ plaint* against them as elut­ ed in a petition presented May 6 which also called for BUSHKILL, P *. (U P I) — A truck-trailer loaded with dyna­ mite blew up with a mighty roar on a highway In front of a snake farm early today as firemen were pulled up to ex­ tinguish a brake fire. At least four persons were killed, including three of the firemen. The track driver escaped their removal from office. It was explained that char­ g e ! stemmed from tho fact thut Mrs. Van Eepoel and Ferrin hnd co-»igned checks in the amount of $00.13 fur pnlnting and mlsrcllancuux repair on the police car and of $10 fo r rental o f a dump truck when approval for pay­ ment o f the bills was nut re- Barry Explains The Difference (U P I) — Sen. huvo voted for one, but 1 will Barry M. Goldwater said to­ not vote for one that is con­ day it Is "constitutionally trary to the Constitulon." righ t" to deny a man employ­ Goldwater said that the Re­ ment because o f race and de­ publicnn party, Including for­ fended his vote against the mer President Eisenhower, civil rights bill as consistent with Republican philosophy. "resisted a federal FEPC CHICAGO A 9 9 the hiihway some away, en rout back to the ve­ hicle after telephoning for the firemen. The Reptile Farm, a tourist attraction In this Pocono Mountain resort area, was blown apart. Poisonous snakes were hurled through the air for some distance, presenting danger* to reacue workcri. A crater 50 feet In diameter and 12 to 15 feet deep w ai left where the highway was. Only silver* of the truck could be found. Buildings as far as a block away were blown down and others were dam­ aged or unroofed. Window* In buildings within a few miles were shattered. So was the display window of a dresa simp at Stroudsburg. 12 to IS miles distant. Route 209, a heavily travel­ ed highway which follow* the winding Delaware River north from the Delaware water gap, was closed off between here and Marshalls Creek and all traffic waa detoured. The section waa declared a disaster area and civil de­ fense worker* were dispatch­ ed to help police and Bremen remove the dead and Injured. Authorities pleaded with the public to atay away from the area. “ There are all kinds of potsonoua snakes a r o u n d here,” a Ore official said. “ We’re setting fire to the de­ bris hoping to kill aa many of them as possible." The dead were tdentiftod tentatively m Earl Miller, Ed nines, Leonard Moeer, aU of the ManhaUa Creek F in Co., and John Regina, 23-year-old ton of the owner o f the Re­ gina Hotel, one o f the build­ ings damaged heavily, It waa not determined Im­ mediately whether any other persona In tba hotel were in­ jured. Ambulance* and rescue truck* took the injured to Stroudsburg Hospital but the emergency at the hospital was to bad that the staff could not even answer telephone calls. Ttie three fire trucks of the Marshalls Creek Co. had Just braked to a halt with their alrena walling when the thun­ derous blast roared through the river valley. Firemen about to alight from their trucks were burled along the highway like ton pins. Most of them were among the In­ jured. The tracks, one o f them a brand new vehicle, w e r e smashed into wedge-shaped masses. "T lia fir# trucks seemed to melt like warm butter," ooe witness said. Trees on t h e mountain slopes on either side of the river waved like a wheat field in heavy wind as the shock wave from the blast roared by. ON INJU RED L IS T CHICAGO ( U P I ) — Catcher Jim Schaffer, who recently suffered a hairline fracture in his left hand, was placed on the disabled Hit by the Chi­ cago Cube. It has been astimaUd that Americana spend $85 million k week fo r dally newapapara. Funeral Notices X i l L D I V . W IL L IE T —« t run- • rat ••rvlrsi for W illi* T. Mauldin of C*nl*r Hill, formsr Ovl«4o rtsMant, who dlsil Wtdaaadajr In an Or­ lando hospital, wilt bs hald at IS a. m. Saturday at lh* Oviedo Klrst Raptlat Church with Hsr. Jack Uryaat offlHatlna asslaWd by n*v. Jack aitwarl. Burial will bs In Cbuluoia Cimsitry. llrUson Kunrrsl llom* la Charge of arrar-ctmanta. LIVERS, ROT 4. — Puoaral •trvlcas for Roy J, Llvtrs, formsr Saaford rssldsnt who died W*da*sday la a Ctntrali»- HI., hoapltal. will b« con­ duct*'! at 1 p. in. Monday at lirlvion Punaral llom* In Sanford with R*r. uall u Smith of Control Baptist Church offlelaUng. Burial will bs In Oaklawn MtmerIsl I’ark. Brliton Funeral Horn* la chares o f arrangemania. ■JCVr/** R E A D Y TO GO is Charles Smith, sales manager o f Holler Motors ami win­ ner of the Chevrolet Sales Fair conducted in Florida and parts o f Geortrin. Smith headed a team o f 10 local salesmen who exceeded the quota set for the fair in car sales. Twenty-five dealerships were involved in the con­ test. He and Mrs. Smith jet from Jacksonville to New York for three days at the World’s Fair and then fly to Nassau for two days. They leave Mon­ day. Holler Manager Dave Tomlinson attributes the win to "hard work and RDM advertising." (Herald hPoto) Goldwater, Uie front -run­ ner fo r the Republicnn pres­ idential nomination, made his statement in a letter to the Chicago Sun-Timrs. He was answering an earlier BunTimes editorial criticizing his vote against tho civil rights bill, " I agree with you that it Is morully wrong to deny a man employment because of race, creed or color, but 1 will also remind you that It is constitutionally right until the time cornea when we amend the Constitution," the Arizona senator said. “ My views ate in perfect keeping with Republican phil­ osophy in that 1 wanted n civil rights bill and would (F a ir Employment Practices commission) measure, yet this is contained in this par­ ticular civil rights bill. "The Republican party hns done this because It has nev­ er felt that the federal gov­ ernment hns the constitutional power to regulate the hiring of individuals hy rompnnies in this country," Goldwater said. corded In minutes o f the pre­ vious rouncil meeting. In view of tho misunder­ s ta n d in g developing over tho matter and upon motion hy Councilman Dave TiUon, it was unanimously agreed that In the future nil funds will bo bundled strictly according to chnrtcr und thut no checks will bo issued without verifi­ cation and approval o f coun­ cil. Payment o f the two bills in question was approved. In other business a fund o f up to $100 wna allocated to liny equipment and supplies fur the summer recreation program and first reading was heard on an ordinance creating a five member V il­ lage Planning and Zoning Board. Second and third read­ ings were tabled until the regular July 7 meeting. Mrs. Arthur Rhodes served ns temporary clerk for tho evening and was duly sworn In by tho mayor at opening of tho meeting. PR E -IN V E N TO R Y P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I ) — National Football League Commissioner Pet# Ruaello rut the ribbon to the new o f­ fices of tho Philudrlphln Engles in tho Rullilan Build­ ing Thursday, I hose DAYS o f your vacation trip last summer? Why Not Enjoy An A irConditioned Car This Summer? CtMtl Comfort All Summer Long! We Will A ir Condition Most Popular American Cant. Prices Start AS LOW AS • *265 00 IN S T A L L E D Price Does Not Include Sales Tax, W E SERVICE & R EPAIR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer* SA LE! E N TIR E STOCK OF LAD IE S DRESSES O PENS N E W OFFICES Remember 14 OFF F ill, ft HAT. O N LY I Cow an’A Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE D EPA R TM E NT 308 E. Flrut St. Ph. 322-1181 Open 6 Day* A W#*k W . Park M l 4-8918 Select YOUR Beautiful Home AN O TH E R N E W LOOK hits been added to First Street with the modern­ ization o f Meltobcrts Tire Supply Company at 405 W . First St. A canopy and roof were taken o ff the front part o f the building which at one time wna a service station. Gas pumps hnd previously been removed to ullow additional space for the firm The modernization project was done by LeRoy Robb Construction Company. (Herald Photo) — i n I d y l l w i l d e of Loch Arbor “ HOMES O F D IS TIN C TIO N * Brown Elected By Association Hospital Notes A rt Brown, owner and op­ ford; Paul Welldlng, DcBary; erator o f A rt tlrown’i Peel Patricia McCIary, Eustii; Admissions Doris D. Kraats and baby Control o f Sanford, w ai elect­ Sharon S. Harrison, Susctte ed secretnry-treaiurer o f the girl, Lake Mary, Vacula, Carol F. Kaiser, Wil­ Florida State Post Control A s­ liam Gorton, James F. Ben­ sociation at the organization’! annual meeting In Hollywood. ton, Dorottiy M. Allyn, Lil­ lian Davia, Martha Baborn, Brown wns nlso cited by the Arplienla Bookman. Cynthia statewide group by being K. Judkins, Alice Beaulieu, named the "best competitor" Nlckl Smith, Gaetano Sanfilfo r district four which ia com­ ippo, Diana Boston, Odessa prised o f Srmlnnle, Orange, W illie T. Mauldin, 80, died Henderson and Lottie Turner, Volusl* and Lake counties. He at 10:45 a in. Wednesday at all of Sanford; Adelaide Con­ was awarded a plaque. Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ te, DcBary; Ethel Thomas, Brown was the state organ­ pital in Orlando. Geneva, ization’s director from this Born Feb. 24, 1884 In IrvinBirths district during the past assoc­ vllle, G il , he had muds hi* Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jesse iations! year. Beaulieu o f Sanford, a Baby home In Center Hill fo r thu past three year*. A retired Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Collie Col­ lins of Sanford; a Baby Girl; carpenter, he form erly had Mr. and M n . Ronald M. Lind­ lived in Oviedo. He waa a quist of Sanford, a Baby Boy; member o f the Center Ilitl Mr. and Mra. Jerry D. Harri­ Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. son of Sanford, a Baby Girl; Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Vacula Joule Mauldin o f Center lliil and nine children, Mrs. Willie of Sanford, a Baby Boy. Mae Brown o f Oviedo; David Discharges Margaret Lyons, Anna Hen­ Merritt. Mra Cornelia Watson, derson, Christine A. Baeak. Mr*. Lillie Rogers, Matthew John Yanaros Jr., Aubrey Merritt and George Merritt, Griffis, Alice Lundqutst, Thco all o f Center H ill; Mr*. Betty Cobb, Jean Gonzalez, Nancy Scott o f Orlando and G. C. Offineer and Dorothy Butler Merritt with the U. S. A m y and baby boy, all of San- In Knriaaa. JUNE 15 W. A. Mauldin Dies In Orlando W HY, PAY The charm c f Bermuda type architecture la combined with the latest American Innovation* In comfort and convenience to mnke this the perfect home fo r a space loving family. The exterior nallv# rock two story panel enclosing Iho ■tairenHo in an unusual and atriklng feature. Three bed­ rooms and a study upitairs, the two story living room, compact G.F.. Medallion kitchen and two and ono-half bathe, aU add up to a lot o f horn*. Central heating and air conditioning, ceramic Ulc on sllla and In butlis, color coordinated wall papers and mural, to make this ID Y L L W IL D E heme outstanding, both practically and aesthetically. — in Ravenna Park “ A COM M UNITY OF HOMES — B U IL T W IT H P R ID E * This lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model Is cen­ trally duct heated with op­ M ORE tional air conditioning, and features a modern Genera; Electric plus McuujCa/itoi p a i n t s SPECIAL Q U A R T PRICES 2 F O R 1 L O W P R IC E TtIM AND DICK 4 ENAMEL A SSST ACJtYUC LATEX HOUM FAINT • W T* I TEAM UPS UNCTANCT • ICU-MUMIM* m AU MlfUU ,0 * * 4 2 4 A Ano built OIVI VOUMIU cabinets THI o in “ work lighting." YlftK or and kitchen additional ■PUMP o r A 04 W U TH ER TR O W • IT HMTI •dhotft fuel MODERN KITCHENS B Y a IT COOLS PREMIUM HIGH A , * O Q O CLOU ENAMEL * L a u o Quarts m othib i m t i b i m a x a ix i s ti o e saints • UY 2 AND SAVE without w «f»r • m w N _ 8MTALM MAIDRIT • M il AMDViTM $898 Casselberry Plaza 838-7081 209 W . First S t Sanford custom kitchen, C O M FO R T ONE COAT 2 ’“ 2«» Casselberry built-in S22-3G19 FREE Stv MART CARTERS • m« wWTome * womjyp VAia M W IO W Ilk M S CoII »000y /or detoi/i WALL Sh o o m ah o h CONSTRUCTION C O M PA N Y O iN ER A L A ELECTRIC Custom Building Our Specialty Genera) O ffice 211 W. 25th S t Phone: 822-3103 F IIA , FHA-1N-SERVICE, V A A N D PLU M B IN G . H E A TIN G A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G 1007 8 . Sanford A re , M I U 61 ^ S B ^ S T E N S T R O M R E A LT Y SALES AGENTS Phone S22-2420 Or 322-7425 �<7 ftp Wt r M 9 m fir r l Page 4— June 26, 1064 About Sports Orioles Beat Yanks Again To Sweep 3-Game Series Thinking Angels Capture O ut Loud Ninth In A Row; Giants Edge LA Rotary Defeats Paul Goldsmith Is Shrine, 5 To 4, Picked To Win 400 In Boys League By Jollatt Utenalrom Ron-Sun’* Sunny Hayeo told m ember* of the Seminole Omnty Chamber of Commerce Coffee Chib Thursday morn­ ing that Sanford should get a lot of attention during the sixth running o f the Fire cracker 400 et Dsytona’s In­ ternational Speedway on July 4th, Hayes was allowing ae bow the name of SenUmte'a •eat, “ Sanford," would be painted on the back of ’M Plymouth* driven by P e « l Goldsmith end Tiny Lund. Goldsmith h is been tabbed by a panel o f eiperta (see story elsewhere on todday’e •ports page) te win the F ire­ cracker day event. In talking wllh Hayes we learned that this year’s run­ ning of the "400" should be one of the moat exciting races held so far. H ie speeds o f the cars have Increased considerably since the race -was first run. Of course, he •aid that speeds are reduced considerably due to the heat and the effect It has on the tires. Its different than runn­ ing In the "500" which ia us­ ually held hi February. • * • Bernard Kahn, who has been the Daytona Beach News Journal's chief sports scribe since (w e believe) before the newspaper camo Into exist­ ence, has picked A. J. Foyt to a '04 Ford to grab the event. Foyt w u the Memorial Day winner of the Indiana­ polis 500. • . H ie VP1 reporta that Y . A. Tittle m ay retire after the 1004 N F L season . . . and then again he may not. About tills time o f the year some­ body always begins speculat­ ing about Y A T 'a retirement from the game. Ik e New York Giant giarterback said Monday night be was thinking o f hanging np the eleite after this year’s season is com­ pleted. Bat, an a o c a n d theaght, ho said ho wooMn’t n u k e n definite decision nntil the year la over. But he did say ha honestly thought be would call K quite when the campaign ends. Y A T has been saying that for four yeans now, aod oo why speculate. Wa baliar a ha’ll quit when be quits — not un­ til than. In fact wa doubt If ha’ ll aver atop playing volun­ tarily. o • o By Mil tea Hickman U P I Sports Writer Once burned, twice shy, ex­ plains why there were no bon­ fires In Baltimore Thursday night. Ordinarily, It should have been a night for rejoicing. The Orioles had completed a three-game sweep over the dangerous N ew York Yan­ kees, Increased Uielr lend (o ilk games and set Baltimore burring about the possibility o f its first pennant in modern American League history. The discordant note, how­ ever, was the memory o f lis t year's biller disappointment when these same Orioles look­ ed like world-beaters until June and subsequently wound up 18Vk games o ff the pace. "None o f us on the hall club have forgotten that," aayi southpaw Steve B a r b e r . "W e ’re not looking fo r that to happen again." Barber atopped the Yan­ kees on three hits In a 3-1 Ori­ ole victory that wta witnessed by 30,300, Baltimore's largest crowd of the season. Boog Powell put the Orioles In front with his loth homer In the first Inning and Brooks Robinson, who took over the league batting leadership with 328, belted his eighth homer of Ihc season In the second. In the only other American League games the Los Ange­ les Angels ran their winning streak to nine games—longest in the majors this yasr—with a 4-3 triumph over the Kansas City Athletics and the Cleve­ land Indians boat the Minne­ sota Twins, 8-1. Three games were played in the National League where the 8an Francisco Giant* out­ lasted the I/Os Angeles Dodg­ ers, 3-1, in U Innings, the S t Louis Csrdlnals defeated tbs Houston Colts, 4-3, and the Pltsburgh Pirates ripped the New York Mets, H I. MEMBERS OF TH E H U N T IJNCOLN-MERCURY COMETS, winner* o f the City Recreation Department’* I.lttle National League a r e (f r o m left, front row) John Foster, Ducky Hurt, Stephen Hitchcock, Larry Johnson, Rubba Engineers Whip West Slight Choice Florida Stale FF; Perfection Bank, Robb's In All-American Tilt Cop Contests Stops George's By Matrin Gleason David Loo'a eighth home run o f the currant season—a long 250-footer over the left Press ball players, but those appear­ Intrmatolnal BUFFALO, N. Y . (U P I) Texas and Pennsylvania each claims to ba the top breed­ factor Thursday night in the ing ground for college footLocomotive Engineers' 7 to 3 victory over First Federal la a City Recreation Department U tile National League tilt. Lee was also on the mound for the Engineers and posted his sixth win o f Use season against three setbacks. Over In the Little American Perfection Dairies stopped a bid by George's for * second place Ua In the circuit's final standings. The loss left Gcorga'a In third spot as both taama wound up thalr 1864 campaigns. Tom m y Graeay was the Loco. E a gn . T le t Federal I game’s winning pitcher. Ha First Fed. 201 000-3 8 also contributed throe bate Loco. Engrs. 303 01x—7 I hits. Twyman added a pair of W P — David Lee (8-3), L P — •afetiaa for the Dairyman and Ed Grooms (8-4), HR— David Adcock hit safely three times Lea, Engineers, 8th o f Urn fur the losers. year Perfection's season record STANDINGS was nine wins and 18 losaee. Hunt Lto-Mer. 18 ■ George’s broke oven In 24 Loco. Engrs. tt 7 gamoa—winning n doxen and Chase 11 11 losing the asms amount First Fad. 1! 13 This afternoon the curtain Standard Oil • 33 will come down oo the Little Gama Today American League play. Navy Standard Oil at Hunt Lio— second half champs — will Mcr. tangle with Sanford Atlantic (4:30, Bay Ava. Park) National Bank. In the Little Gama Satarday National Standard Oil—losers Loco. Engrs, at First Fed. o f all 23 of Uielr games—will (7:30, Ft. Mellon) get a last chsnco to post a win when they meat the loop champs, Hunt's Llncoln-Mercury Cornel*. The Little N atlon il winds Results Thursday up the race Saturday night Rotary 5 Shrine 4 Shrine 010 003—4 43 with tlie Engineers meeting Rotary 000 104-8 I 3 First Federal again at Ft. W P — Frank Whlgham (3-1), Motion Park. Little American Junior League Men's League Beors Announce Closed T V Plan SALE! Va O FF C ow an’A J L United center field wall, was ilia big H a ll o ff to the Hunt Idacoin-Mercury Canola I These lads Wednesday night cap­ tured llie 1004 Little National League flag. Now they'll meet the Sailors of the N avy nine In a best two-out-of-three ser­ ies for the city's Little Lea­ gue title. It should be a wbale o f a good scries. W e don’ t know how they g o aboot It hot every effart shoold bo a n d * la get Skip­ per Senkarlk'a name before National Little lea g u e offi­ cials fo r consldersttoo for sti-A merles honors. Any hid who'll go out there and hurl t t games, f u 1M h IS Innings, nod allow ooly 11 L P —Steve Leach (7-1) hits for an entire s eason, Lake M ary 7 Klwaxla I ought to bo givon attneat Klwanls 201 000-4 78 consideration. Lake M ary 011 113-7 T 3 • a o " I f you've never been to o W P-C h arlto Lytle (8 4 ), L P Fla. Stalo 14 WIIs m Malar 11 Alan Cooper (3-8) swim meet, ” says Ida B. ria . State 007 » 0 8-14 13 • STANDINGS Wilson. I’ ll specialist for the WU. Mater 830 090 1—11 18 11 •Shrine .........................10 t Seminole Swim Association, W P - Dob Hunter (8-3), L P "you 're invited to see one CPO M M itaatoM iM ii S 1 —Doe Masala (8-7), l i R •Rotary itto tM iie M i* 8 4 Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Charlia Brown. WM. tat of the • t Daytona's Welsh pool. It's Elks , , i , i i » , . , , . i m ( i 7 8 year not hard to find," she says, •Klwanle ..................... 3 8 Robba 11 USO • 3 8 "w hen you come to the end •Lake M ary ................ USO 103 100 8 - 8 1 4 o f 1-4 you follow the left turn •Civltan ....................... 3 10 Robba 530 303 x -1 2 12 • •Seaaon completed signs to the hospital. Be lis­ W P - Earl Evana (7 4 ), L P Gama Friday tening for s en s ma—not from —La rry Horton (8-8) the hospital but from the CPO at Elks 4:30 STANDINGS pool—and you'll know you're (M em orial Stadium) Kings wood 8 8 there." Loogwood 8 8 Usually, aha goes an le MeRaney 6 3 M y, these events are free Fla. state 8 4 and yon can come and gn as Robba 8 4 yon please. Program s are Chase 2 7 available, and. grandstand CHICAGO (U P I)—'The Chi­ Wilson Mater I 7 Mata, too. cago Beats will apparently be LSO 1 • The Seminole Swim Associa­ the first pro tortbaU loom to Gaasaa Friday and Satarday tion fa a fairly young dub but display Its homo games an None Scheduled its enthusiasm knows no closed circuit te lev M oo. bounds, "So, drop by Welsh The Boars announced Thurs­ PR E -IN V E N TO R Y Pool and see fo r yourself," day that two local theaters, reiterates ids, "how exciting the Uptown and the Aria a awlm moat can be. Who Crown In McCormick Place, knows," aha asks, “ you might will telecast the games. E N T IR E STOCK OF bo watching some o f tomor­ Owner Coach George Bales LA D IE S DRESSES row 's Olympic champions." o f the Beats M id the Aria And she's probably right) Crown would afao-w Ova aR but the Los Aogriaa PHI. A SAT. O N L T I F lyin g squirrels gilds from and Detroit Lions' games, troa to tree using a parachute- the Uptown would show e 0 hot like expansion o f skin on the the Ram * games. Ttm t m flanks, according te Encyclo­ theaters wlU make about •,< 300 more scats available. paedia Brltannica. t / Parks, Harold Johnson and Charles Thompson. (Hack row, from left) Phil Grlner, Skipper i« n karik, Dana Hogan, Steve Push, nick Brasher, Tommy Hatchett, Calvin Grlner and Roy Hunt. In the background ore malingers Don Hitchcock and Arthur Push. (Herald Photo) Junior And LL Coaches Will Meet Saturday Junior Boys LitUa League League coaches and will ing In the fourth annual AllAmerica football game Satur­ day night will let the fans de­ ckle. Nine native Penniylvtniani will play for the East and nine Texans will shut up for liie W est The West holds a 2-1 edge la the series launched by the American Football Coaches Association In 1081. The heav­ ier West squad has been In­ stalled a alight favorite In this nationally-televised ( A BC-TV, 8:30 p. m. E D T) battle be­ tween 58 of the nation’a 1963 college atara. meet at 8:80 Saturday morn­ ing at the City Recreation De­ partment office*. Junior League coaches will draw pairings fo r tha City Tournament which will be held July 6, 7, 8 and 10. A lio to bo discussed will ba the city championship playoffs between the first half pennant winner, the Elks, and the Shrine, second half winners. Coaches also will vote on an AU-Laagua team. Tha all-star teams will ba announced next weak. Little League Managers will select all-star teams from the Little National and U tile American loops which will represent Sanford In district play In July, Plans for the fifth annual Little H agu e Bsr-B-Que to be held July Fourth will ba completed. Florida State Results Thursday Daytooa 2, Ft. Lauderdale 1, 1st Daytona I, Ft. Lauderdate 0, 2nd Lakeland 1, St. Petersburg 0 Orlando 3, Miami 0 Sarasota at Tampa, ppd. rain. Seminole Pee Wee League STANDINGS Chiefs 3 8 Panthers 3 1 Tigers 2 2 Rebels 1 3 Cube 8 3 Games Today Rebels vs Chiefs (F t. Mellon Little H agu e Field— 4:30) Yanks va Cubs (F t. McUoo Softball F ic ld 4:30) Southern League Thursday’* Results Chattanooga 8 Birmingham 1 Knoxville 3 Lynchburg 1 Columbus 3 Asheville 2 Charlotte at Macon, ppd., wet grounds A A U Decathlon Opens Tonight W ALNUT C R E E K , Calif. (U P I ) — Twenty-right versa­ tile track and field perform­ ers, led by world record hold­ er C. K. Yang, opened compe­ tition tonight In the first day of the national AAU decathlon championships at Mt. San An­ tonio Junior College. The meet will decide what two American athletes will compete against Russia In the July 35-28 meet at Los Ange­ les, so Yang’s appearance will be largely to tune him for his own international e f­ forts in behalf of Nationalist China. Results Thursday Night Sunland 4, l/ongwood I STANDINGS Altamonte Springs 4 1 Longwood 4 2 Casselberry 2 2 Bear Lake 1 1 Sunland 1 3 North Orlando 1 4 The New York Public Lib­ Gama Tonight rary, with about 7 million Ait• moct* -v- Casselberry hooks, ia the second largest Gama Saturday Night North Orlando -va- Bear Lake library In the United States. Florida State Bank captured victories Thursday night In the City Recreation Depart­ ment's Men's Slo-Pltcta Soft­ ball League. Robb's took a 11 to 8 de­ cision from the USO with Chief Kuykendall paving th* way with three hits and four runs batted In. Swann also aided the cause o f the Conftrvrtionmcn with a pair of safeties and Earl Evans got credit for the victory. .Meanwhile, Florida Stele, behind 0 to 7 after the first two innings o f play, bounced back to down Wllsoo Mater by a score o f 14 to 11. Don Hunter with three hits and Earl Black and Mike Woodruff with two apiece paved the way for the Bankers. Charlie Brown hit the game's Results Thursday Night only home run In a losing e f­ Altamonte Senators 4. Longfort for the Furniture men. wood I Houston at Chicago Casselberry 3 8 Sunland 4 1 Altamonte Twins 3 2 longwood 3 2 Bear Lake 3 3 Phils. 40 34 .623 North Orlando 3 3 San Fran. 41 37 .863 1 Lake Mary 2 4 Pitt* 36 20 .334 4tt Altamonte Senators 1 5 Clan. 35 41 .330 8 Game Tonight St. I/ouls 34 34 .300 8 North Orlando -vs- Cassel­ (Ideago 31 33 .492 8’ i berry l/o* Ang. S3 33 .483 0 Game Saturday Night Houston 33 38 .478 OVA Bear I .ike -vs- Altamonte Milwaukee 31 38 .481 lOW Twins 20 50 .286 23 New York Thursday's Results SW ITC H IN G SPORTS Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 D EN VER <UP1>— Norman St. Louis 4 Houston 2 San Francisco 3 Loo Angeles 1 Bass, who pitched fo r the Kantai City Athletics in 1961 Only games scheduled and 1962, will try out for a Saturday’s Gams* position !x>e Angeles at San Francisco defensive backfield with the Denver Broncos In Cincinnati at Pittsburgh the American Football Lea­ New York at Milwaukee gue thli fall. Philadelphia at St. Louis Seminole Little League National League D A Y T O N A BEACH—-Paul Goldsmith, quiet-spoken Indi­ ana veteran who holds the track's qunllylng mark c f 174.910 mph, Is the Pure Oil Racing Pan o f Experts choice to whip a big, fast field in the sixth running of the Fire­ cracker 400 at D a y t o n a Reach’s International Speed­ way July 4th. The nationwide panel cart 54 votee on the outcome of the Firecracker and Goldimith, who will be driving a '04 Plymouth sponsored by Ron-Sun Chryster-Plymouth of Sanford, got 16 of them. Esti­ mates o f Goldsmith's winning speed rnnged from 166.550 Local Legion Team To Meet Eustis, DeLand Post 19's American Legion Junior baseball club goos hack into action tonight and Saturday. Tonight the locals move In­ to Eustis for a Sixth District contest with a club they've whipped once this season in the only affair between tlie two teams. S a t u r d a y night Frank Thomas' nine travels to DeLand for a non-district loop encounter which will mark Use first time these two teams have met this season. American League mph, which would break the d ia lin g mark by nearly mile* per hour, down 16 to 148.992. . Sunny . . lla jc , co-owner and manager o f llon-Sun, said loday (hat Bay Nichels of the Plymouth factory staff, would be in Sanford nest week to bruin readying the ear Goldsmith will pilot In the 400. . . . t Goldsmith, winner o f the last Daytona beach-road race in 1959, and a former nation­ al motorcycle champion, edged out nnother Plymouth driver, Richard Petty, by two votes, despite Petty’s world record smashing win here in the Day­ tona 500 in February. Fred J.nrenxen and his Ford took third place with seven votes, followed by two other Ford drivers, Junior Johnson and A. J. Foyt, who got five and four votes, respectively. Tlie small number o f voles received by Foyt, double Indy 500 winner and U-SAC driving chimp, was the aurpriie of the panel voting. Hobby Dane, Dodge, and Jim Paschal, Petty’* Plymouth teammate, tied for sixth place with 2 first place vote*. Fol­ lowing them, with one ballot each, were Earl Halmer (Dodge), Marvin Panch and Bobby John* (F on t), and Lee Roy Yarbrough (Dodge). Overlooked by the panel were such red-hot driver* as Billy Wade, David Pearson, Daret Dlerlnger, Buck Baker, and Ned Jarrett, recent win­ ner at Atlanta. Forty car* are scheduled to start the Firecracker at 10 a.m. on the Fourth. The big rare will have a rousing cur­ tain-raiser on July 8, when two 50-mile qualifying racea w ill be run, and by time triuts on July 2, which will deter­ mine the two pole positions for the Firecracker. More than 40,000 fans aro expected to watch the 160-lap bnttie over the 2.5 Speedway for the more than |61,000 in posted awards. Baltimore 42 25 .627 38 26 .594 JVA New York 30 26 .581 Six Chicago 35 33 .515 7(A Minn. Clove. 32 32 .500 8VA Boston 32 36 .471 10VA 33 37 .471 101A I/os Ang. 30 31 .469 10VA Detroit 29 42 .408 15 Wash. 26 42 282 16'A Kan. City Thursday's Results Cleveland 8 .Minnesota l Baltimore 3 Now York 1 Los Ang. 4 Kan, City 3 Only games scheduled Saturday's Gomes Kan. City at Los Ang. (N ) Chicago at Minnesota Baltimore at Washington Perfection Dairy IT Georges T Detroit at New York Pert. Dairy 711 853—17 0 6 Cleveland at Boston Georges 300 004- 7 4 8 W P— Tommy Gracey (7-3), L P — Bradley (1-2) STANDINGS Nsvy 10 « Fla. State IS I t George* 1J 11 Pert. Dairy 0 15 Columbus 4 Buffalo 0 Sanf. Atlantic 6 IT Rochester 5 Atlanta 4 Game Today Jacksonville 10 Syracuse I Navy at Sanford Attantie Only game* scheduled (7:30, rt. Mellon Park) Lillie National International League CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. THE 519 E. 1st St. Ph. 822-5111 What's This? ALL AMERICA GAME Where lues? Flayer la Ami Saturday Evening Juna 27 N O W IN STOCK COMPLETE L IN E OF — IN-SINK-ERAT0R GARBAGE DISPOSERS HIGHEST Q U A L IT Y A T LOW COST A S LOW AS $g2-S0 WALL SUPPLY 111 N . FRENCH AVE . SANFORD, F L A . Robb's Construction and the Bobby Powell sparked the Rotary nine Thur«d«y » i th* Shriners—second half winner* —fe ll by the wayside, 5 to 4, In a City Recreation Depart­ ment Junior Boys League con­ test. Rotary, behind 1 to 4, rall­ ied for four n ” is in the final frame with Powell driving in the winning tally with a time­ ly single to left. Frank Whigham got credit for the victory and alao contributed to the Rotary cam e at the dish with a booming triple. The contest closed out the regular season's slate for both teams. The Shriners finished with a record of 10 wins and two losses in second half play and an overall record of 17 and seven. Rotary went eight and four In the second half and posted a total record of 15 wins and nine defeats. Lake Mary found Its way Into the win column, closing out Its regular season play with a 7 to 3 triumph over the Klwanls. Charlie Lytle letlled down after tho first inning and held the Kiwania in check to get credit fo r the victory. Roger Leep and Dickie Smith each had o pair of hits for Lake Mary. Freddie Weber had a pair of doubles for the Klwanlana. Lake Mary completed the second half with threa wins and nine losses for an over­ all record of seven and 17. Klwanls, also with three wins and nine losses in tha second half had a seasonal mark of nine wins and IS losses. The Elks and tha CPO’ers play tha final game o f the regular season this afternoon. The championship series be­ tween the Elks and the Shrin­ ers will begin Monday night and the Junior B oyi City L ea ­ gue tournament is slated to get underway July 8. 822-6412 "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systran** 9:30 P. M. CHANNEL 9 Co-sponsortd by The Hartford Insuranct Group and brought to you by Crumley 600 WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 822-0276 Mon Inc. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 519 E. 1.1 S t . ■>*. 322-5111 O �(T fif S t Andrews Church Has Groundbreaking 'M eritorious |Masts Held For VAH-7 Group Ground was broken last Sunday by St. Andrew* Pres­ Church of Seminole ROTC In Training * At Fort Bragg ® m 0 l I Three Seminole C o u n t y ROTC Cadets have begun iix week* o f intensive military training at Fort Bragg, N.C. Arm y Cadet John D. T ay­ lor Jr., aon o f Mr. and Mrs. John I). Taylor Sr., Rt. 2, Sanford, ia pitrtlr iputing in the HOTC program at the University o f Florida and U a member o f the Alpha Gam­ ma Rho fraternity there. He ia a llhU graduate o f Semin­ ole High School, Cadet Richard M. Childs, •on o f Richard E. Childs of Altamonte Springs and Cadet Steven W. High, ion o f Mr. and Mra. Harlem J. High o f Altamonte Spring* are both member* o f the ROTC pro­ gram at Stetson Univeralty io HeLand, Cadet High I* a 1001 grad­ uate o f St. Thomaa Military Aradcmy in St. Paul, Minn, and Cadet Child* graduated from Winter P a r k High School in 1001. During tha training period which they are now undergo, ing Reserve O fficer Training Corps radete are tailed upon to prove their leadership abil­ ity and demonstrate knowledge o f military aubjrcta on thia testing ground fo r future U. S. Arm y officer*. 1 • Roy J. Livers Dies In Illinois ,) • _ * GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES for St. Andrews Presbyterian Church nt tho corner o f Bear Lake and Cub Lake Roads were held last Sunday. Officials taking part included, front from left. Hal W. Gettimrs, Mrs. Bennie Driggers, L. C. Tinsley, Rev. Thomas II. Makin and Dr. How­ ard D. Gress; back, Roycc Ridgewell, H. A. Essick, John Best. George Wehr nnd William B. Powell. (Hcrnld Photo) thr South wanis Club m rrting Wednes­ day at the Tiki Restaurant. Hr will di*ruM rnmmunlim in Cuba and how- It operate*. The Snnford and Winter Park rluli*. rii-*ponaor* of th« gmup, will he honored at thr meeting. BRUNING PA IN T S GI VE YO U R HOME T H E n iU G IIT LOOK Ph. 322-9613 NE W DIRECTORS o f the Longwnod Area Chamber of Commerce include, front from left, K. 1’ . Richards, William Banmholscr and Maurice Rudolph; back. James K. Hughes, Ralph M. Hickok and William Bryant. Not present fo r tlie photo where Paul Maloney und R. O. Lowdur. (Herald Photo) Funeral Held For Infant Wednesday Factory Paint Outlet 2617 S. French [S M IT T Y ’S S N A P P IN * T U R T L E Funeral services were held layed until arrival of the fath­ Jacksonville er who was on duly with the for Edward Frnrhlicli. infant II. S. Navy in the North At­ son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Holicrt lantic nt time of tlie death. In addition to his parents, Froehlleh, who was Imrn June the Infant is survived by two 9 and died June IT. John, five, and Mrs. Froehlieh is tile for brothers, ntcr Doris Ilabey of Cassel­ Mike, 22 months. Burial was in Arlington berry. lly Maryann Miles Funeral services were dp- Cemetery in Jacksonville. Rev. H. V. Hendershot of Forest City, pastor at the Seventh Day Adventist School has been transferred to A t­ lanta, (!u., where he will serve us stewardship counselor for tlie Georgia Cumberland Con­ ference. He nnd Mrs. Hendershot nnd their children, Lewis nnd Vnloric, have sold their home on West Lake Brantley Rond to Elder and Mrs. Ralph Ricks who will be moving here from Tallahassee. The Hendcrshots plan to leave early in July. in Rev. Hendershot Is Transferred * 2710 S. HW Y. 17-92 — SANFO RD All Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY M OW ERS SALE S K SERVICE • P ll. 322-2811 The Snnppin’ Turllc in MORE M OW ER! HOT .HOT _H0T CAR* SATES- DENS TH E I1YKOTA CLASS o f the Bear Lake Methodist Church met recently to elect n e w officers fo r the corning year. Named were, from left, Mrs. Jean Mueller, secretary-treasurer; Harold Irwin, president; Johnny J. Morgan, vice president nnd Mrs. W. Richard Harold, corresponding secretary who was not present fo r the photo. (Heruld Photo) BIBLE EVENTS were reported in individual newnpnpers by this group of students who formed tho Junior High Class at the two-week Vacation Church School conducted by the Community Methodist Church of Cassel­ berry. In connection with the study a number o f field trips were made by the class which was led by Mrs. Clare Bttlmor. (Herald Photo) Sanford Women Of The Moose Sef Installation For Monday The Bower of Rosea Instal­ rr and Elsie I.srey, recorder. new officer* and Outgoing senior regent is lation fo r BUILD NOWI PAY LATER ■ N 0 T N IN C D O W N ■ 10 0 % FIN A N C IN 0 ■ O N Y O U ! LO T ■ 2! MODELS 1-4 M . MKTS R E C A L L TW O N E W Y O R K (U P I ) _ Tbe New York Meta recalled pitcher Darrel Sutherland and outfielder Larry Elliot from their Buffalo farm club in the International Lcagua Thurs­ day *M «n W W PKU MO. 13 Y E A R S Price of Shall — hulda Finishing Extra. Do if yourssif and tareI I.IW IH JjUJUlim lusfom-lotft— Rat S teiik HardbaarJ JMIt| 33J# loaded Aaof Aluminum Windows and Struunu 3 Coats Premium fatal — choke at colors fa Aluminum Locksail F ill. A SAT. O N L Y ! Cow an A LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS A short time ago, Plymouth beat Fold and And right now, your Plymouth Dealer h Chevrolet in 9 out of 10 tests at Raceway Park making red-hot deals on the sam e red-hot in Hidianapolis. These tests covered perfor­ c a r . . . Plymouth! If you'd like to own a get* mance, braking and gas economy. In other up and go car and get a terrific deal at the words, same time, head for your Plymouth Dealer's! "things you buy a car for"1 M Stpnoorti'i 1*0util Nationwide Consumer Testinf Institute bought the comparably equipped V is directly bom dealer shewrxm, hired tfca Mpphed the officials, nude the lutes and supervised the entire competition. See youf Plymouth Dealer tor details of "le g 1rack. 8. S. (L* TEST DRIVE THE TEST TRACK CHAMP AT: ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES DRESSES !4 OFF HYMOUIH ■ LO W P A Y M EN T S ■ P A ID FO R IN 1 2 T I S . SA LE! LONDON (U P I) — Labor party Member o f Parliament Kmrys Hughes suggested Wednesday that tbs govern­ ment prescribe birth control m pills (dr rabbits to solve the rabbit problem in Scotland. apraker at Seminole - North Orange Kl- on board the nuclenr-powered chairmen o f Sanford Chapter Mrs. Ida Mae SJublom. Roy J. Livers, 70, former 141)4, Women o f the Moose, Appointive offices will l>* Sanford resident who had by Joyee Whitten, will be conducted at 8 p.m. filled lived in Centralia, 111., for guide; Kathleen Dyson, as­ Monday in the temporary the past four months, died sistant guide; Marcella W il­ there Wednesday in St. Moose Lodge headqusrtrra in liams, sentinel and Thelma M ary’s Hospital in Centralia. Lake Mary. Emerson, argu*. Dorn Jan. 5, 1894, In Ore­ Installing officials fo r the Chairmen to lie installed gon County, 111., he lived a impressive ceremony will lie include Tonda Sampson, pub­ number of years in Sanford Howard Price, inatalling o ffi­ licity; Mamie Hodge, Moosemaking bis home at 1200 S. cer; Ed Lacey, guide; Kath­ heart; Lucy Hodge, library; Fark Ave. He was retired l e e n Faughnan, chairman; Kathleen Faughman, social from Florida Power and Hetty Hoogerwerf, rhapinin service; Annie Collie, child Light Company of Sanford; and Betty Johnston, pianist. cure; Yvette Ramsey, hospi­ was a veteran of World War Elected o ffic e r! of the t a l ; 111 t,t y Hoogerwerf I, a member o f Central Bap­ Chapter to be installed will MoosBhaven; Charlotte Carl­ tist Church, o f the American be Eloise Small, senior re­ son, homemaking and EleanLegion and of the Internation­ gent; Leonora Price, junior nre Potent, membership. al Brotherhood of Electrical regent; Lera Harris, chap­ Tbs Installation will be Workers. lain; Betty Norwood, treosur- open to the public and all Survivon are two brother!, family, friend* and neigh­ Joseph Livers, of Sinford and bors o f ths Chapter or o f G OLF ON T V Harley liv e r s o f Cottage 1851, Loyal C LE V E LA N D ( U P I ) — The .Sanford Lodge Hills, 111., and five sisters, final two rounds o f the fllO ,- Order o f Moose, are invited Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. 000 Cleveland Open Golf tour­ tu attend. Audrey Hudson o f Centralia; nament Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Annie Wiclu and Mra. will be televised nationally by BILE-INVENTORY Helen Thom e o f Buncombe, Sporta Network, Inc. A ir time 111., and Mra. Rboda Suits of on both daya will ba 6 to 6 Makaoda, HI. p. m. EDT. R-Exploslon curst Meritorious Mast* were held carrier U S8 Enterprise, cur­ rently deployed with the Six­ th Fleet, for six enlisted per­ sonnel of VAH-7, recently. Receiving commendations were Kldon Davenport, avia­ tion metalsmith first class; Allen B. Fernburg, aviation metalsmith second class; Cal E. Filut, aviation metalsmith, third class; John Layer, air­ man; Dewey Wester, airman; und Hilly Diuuglm, airman. The men received the awards because o f their out­ standing performance as the squadron's corrosion nnd puinting team. Their work on one o f the squadron planes was described as l*eing d iffi­ cult to duplicate even using modern equipment under ideal factory conditions. Commanding Officer, Cdr. H. It. Brown Jr., suid that the work o f these men has contributed significantly to the high state of readiness maintained by VAH-7 while deployed. I ’ mrn fi Dr. Luis M. Peret will ba Bear Lake for the first unit of the new church plant which will be Fellowship Hall. Ceremon­ ies, hold immediately follow­ ing the morning worship ser­ vice, took place on the church property at the corner of Bear L ik a and Cub Lake Roads, Special guests for the oc­ casion were Rev. and Mrs. Howard Gress. Rev. Gress la executive secretary of the Prcbytcry of St. John* and a former form er minister for St. Andrews. Rev. Thomas H. Makin is the present minister. Other church officials tak­ ing part in the groundbreak­ ing Included John Bass, H. A, Esslck and William Powell, deacons; Ed Colbert, church treasurer; Mrs. Bennie Drigg e n , organist; H. W. Get­ tings, L. C. Tinsley and Hoyca Rklgewcll, elders and George Wehr, building contractor. St. Andrews Presbyterian was organized, formally, on June 16, 1963. Before the group acquired a home on Llnneal Beach Drive, which eventually will become the parsonage and where services are being con­ ducted at present, meetings were held in various homes In the area with guest ministers leading services. A five acre site for the church plant later was pur­ chased from Mrs. Florence Hoover who donated an addi­ tional five acres. Construction is to begin im ­ mediately on the first unit of St. Andrews which today has a total o f Bo active members in the congregation. W eraffi 1904 — Dr. Perez Will Address Club By Maryams Mile* byterian W n tiTn rS Ju n e 2fi, J im W a lto r # -* * OHLANDO, FLA . 4310 W. Colonial H » y. 50 W rit P. tl. Ilox 5366 Phunr: 295-098 SAN FO RD GAS CO M PA N Y 109 W . 1st S t 322-5733 BRASS M O T O R S • 5/9 East First St., Sanford, F la �- - s ift ftanforb 6— June 20, 1964 Vtralb (DsuaJt flJbJby • DEAR AB B Y: Recently we started tee log a lot o f a certain couple. 1 have al­ Swindlers Feed On Their Ego . . .with A Keen The hitch le that the other N o on* want* to admit ha prospects must sign a con­ tract which requires payment haa been bilked. But i f a con* for the product before any aumer keeps quiet about a "bonus” is payable. run*ln with a con man or U n o r d a r e d Merchandise swindler, he doesn't help him* floods the mall. This Includes books, aprons, ties, handker­ s elf or his neighbors. Kenneth B. Wilson, presi­ chiefs, fountain pens, wallets dent o f the National Better and stationery. In general, Business Bureau, points out the NBBB says, you are not obligated to acknowledge re­ the NBOB or government a* gcneles can do little to pro­ ceipt o f unordered merchan­ tect you If you don’t speak dise; return it; pay fo r It, unless used; give It particu­ tip. "Koch year,” he says, "un­ lar care or keep It beyond a reasonable length o f time. scrupulous promoters bilk the Scare tactics are also used public o f millions o f dollars.” He doesn't see a setup this In furnace repair swindle*. season In warm • weather A repairman may o ffe r free schemes. Briefly, here are five swin­ dles you should watch out fo r this summer: Although "bait” advertising Is outlawed In many atales, it Is still widely used. An ad­ vertiser offers to sell an item ha really dose not intend to sell or to stock to meat the demand from hi* ad. He may offer a washing ma­ chine or an automobile at a remarkably low price. I f you go to the store, he will try to sell you a more expensive model. Usually, the ''special” is "sold out.” In referral selling, the salesman asks you fo r the names o f several prospective customers. For each addition­ al name supplied by on* o f these persons, the customer receives a bonus o f $10, |G0 or 9100 (o r merchandise.) ways liked them Inspection or cleaning and then tear the furnace down and tell the homeowner It is cracked and dangerous. Or he may report It la leaking car­ bon monoxide. The normal reaction le to buy a new fu r­ nace. Roofing and re-aldlng Jobs are favorites o f Itinerant re­ pairmen. They move into a community briefly. They may claim to represent a wellknown manufacturer and say they are authorised to o ffer •’commissions” on subsequent sales mad* in the area. Once you sign the contract, you may pay thousands for poor work. Vinyl pliwtic plus nautical de­ signs help dress up the smallest or largest galley at meal or party time. Co-ordinated galley set­ tings (see pnoto) Incude canape-snack trays ($2 cnch, nnpKins, unbreakable plastic beverago glasses ($8.50 a dor.), vinyl plastic place mnts and even u vlnylizcd tablecloth. The tray o f multiple laminated vinyl has built-in coaster ring to hold glass securely. SEAW ORTHY: both but we hsve never been real close friends. For the peat few months I have had the feeling that something was going on between this wom in sod my husband. I have never been Jealous be­ fore, When I first got that feeling, I told my husband about it. He denied every­ thing and I felt like a heel. I haven't mentioned it since, but I am no fooL All of a sudden alts haa been plann­ ing things for the four of ua to do almost every night, and she does favors for me that are uncalled for. I don't like the looks that piss between them or the way they alwaya manage to sit close to each other, or the way they dance together, either, I've never had to cope with this in 20 years o f merriage. Should I keep my mouth shut and keep watching or what? My wo­ man's Intuition Is strong. NERVOUS W RECK D EAR WRECK: Your wo­ man’s Intuition is probably better thin Scotland Yard. Tell your husband In plain language that you are Jeal­ ous, you sense danger and you have no Intention of sharing him or losing him. I f he fights too hard to con­ tinue the friendship, you will know your suspicions Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Whet you could do if It turn­ Aesa. ed out that she meant what D E AR MRS. LA W R E N C E : she said, Is to make It clear Newspaper Enterprise I wouldn’t wish my worst en­ that you meant what you emy to be the parents o f n said. You could follow her to tccn-sgcr today, They are eo this cabin, collect her and mean end bull-headed. W e bring her home. I f you met have e girl, 10, who Is always more leaUUnc* then you ■eying eh* le going to do could perecnelly handle, you something she knows we could get a police officer to think is wrong. The la U »l le add force to your conviction going away with her boy wrong adventure fo r a IIIfriend and anotoher couple that this weekend la the fo r h weekend. The other boys year-old girl. pecplo own ■ cabin on a lake But 1 advise you to do none end the story Is that the four o f these things, Ycu couldn't o f Urnin will clean it up after bring them o ff. You are ao the winter. They w ill be a- suspicious of what you claim lone. , , to belleva Is right that any ANSW ER: And you’ra o f these follow-through ac­ senred that she’ll make the tions would com* out defen­ talk reel. You're scared ahe'll sive, You would be so abusive really go o ff fo r this week­ and accusing that your child end, leaving you and her fa­ would Instantly spot your un­ ther helpless to do anything certainty, , about your conviction that So eh* would atart exposing she he* done the wrong thing. herself to riskier end riskier You would not be helpless. experiences In order to ex­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W YO R K ( N E A ) —Joey Bishop, A1 Fisher and Lou Mark* grew up together In South Philadelphia,’ Until Lou stopped growing,” say* Fisher, the straight men, re­ ferring to hit diminutive partner. Fisher and Marks, with the help c f Bishop, who he* spot­ ted them on We television ahow end also on the Tonight program, have Just Joined the platter parade with their f l n t nlbum, “ It’e a Beetle (Coo Coo) W orld." The album, they eay, le doing very well. But they really went to talk about a Balnta and Sinners show they did in Philadelphia, with Ben. Berry lioldwater (H A H *.) the guest o f honor. " I cam* out as Goldwater,” says Mark*, a short, etout type, "with * ten-gallon hat and boot*. And A1 wee a re­ porter Interviewing me.” The gegs went like this: "W h et do you think o f Nixon ? " "H e ’s like the N iw York Mels,” saya Marks— (Joldwiiter. “ No, I take thet beck. The Mete win once In a while." "D o you like Scranton?" " I like Pittsburh better." "W h e t about Henry Cabot LodgeT” " I never stopped at that motor Inn.” " I f you'ra elected, whet le • the ‘ first thing you'll do In / • * DEAR AB B Y: A few months ago my wife’s m o­ ther came to live with us. Everything Is fine, except when we go out for a ride. 1 have a two-door automo­ bile. My mother-in-law is 73 and quite large. She alwaya climbs hi the front, which seats two comfortably, but with three It's crowded. It la dangerous, because I have only two seat belts In front, and they are being aat on— not used. I certainly am not going to put my wife in the back seat alone, so she's up front next to her mother, near the door. My mother-inlaw can't very well straddle that bump on the floor, so she puts both her feet next to mine, which Interferes with my driving. She leans heavily toward me, so her bead la right In my rear view m in or. I don't enjoy these rides, but I go anyway because my wife says her mother needs the fresh air. la tbera a solution? S K IP M Y NAM E D E AR S K IP : It Is not easy to get most large TB-yesrold women into or out of the back seat of a "tw odoor automobile.” But that's where "m other” belongs. Get a car with two more doors (Detroit will love you !) and enjoy a safer ride. Is there thin was shown by the critics who wrote to tell you that they would not atop to help an Injured animal in the road. Surely you are not Surprised! Thirty-eight co­ wards watched a New York woman being stabbed NOftTV (D) M A 1003 VK033 AQII i i 73 EAST A QOS A 43 ♦ KJ10 A OB I 9 4 70 0 9 A JtOII A3I3 AAXI SOUTH A A K JIT 9 None 74l Q J1O 04 : No oae vulnerable North Eaa4 loath Weal to death. They should hang their heads In ahame. Twen­ ty-three years ago, on an Iowa farm, a mad bull bad my father pinned to ■ fence My frail little mother wa« alone on the farm . She got a pitchfork end fought the bull back Into the barnyard. Dad suffered a broken nose, but we bad him another fifteen years. EX-IOWA G IR L • • • C O N FID E N TIAL TO " A N ­ OTHER W IFE OF A R E ­ TIR E D HUSBAND” Be glad that husband is atiU "un­ derfoot” — instead of six foot under. Many widows would love to have your problem. e * * Troubled? Write to AB­ B Y, Box 00700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. * • • For Abby'a booklet, “ How T o H iv e a Lovely Wedding,” send 30 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Lot Angeles, Calif., 00009, 19 Pas* Pea 1A 4A When this worked, business looktd pretty good. The lest club was led from dummy. East rose with the ace and led another trump. Louise re­ fused a finesse. She could a f­ ford to lose a trick to the queen o f trumps, but she could not afford to let her opponents lead a third «pad*. 39 Pass The Doctor Says: songs. Miss Mercer has a scratchy voice, impeccable dic­ tion with beautifully rolled ” r*s,” a poignant sound and a sen*# o f drama that mskes each song a dramatic entity. Listen to her "Ballad o f the Sed Young Men” and the lovely “ Once Upon a Time” and see i f you don't agree. MOKE F E M A L E VO CAL­ ISTS— Carol Burnett offers a program o f Jul* Styue songs In "L a t Me Entertain You” (D acca); Ella Fitsgerald re cording* from 1040 through 1033 comprise "E arly Ells” (D acca); then thero'e "The Fabulous Peggy Lee” (Dee c a ); Brenda Leo singing "B y Request” (Dacca) and Rob­ erta Sherwood belting out “ Songs Everybody Know*” (I)ecre). H A V E BOMB L A U G H S The very talented satirists The Smother* Brothers have a delight In " I t Must Have Been Something I Said” (M ercury). Listen to the fun ny ending o f "Slithery De*,’’ the beautiful "Black le the Color,” sung straight, end the routine about the Indian brave going from "poverty to manhood." SING LE-O H S — Ella Fits gerald again with "Hello. Dolly I” (V e r v e ); The Ser. cndlplty Singers o ffe r "Beane In My Ears” (P h ilip s); end The Bulldogs, six young Eng­ lishmen, sing "John, Paul. George and Bingo” (M er­ cury). trapped In the lungs due to a valvelike obstruction. Thl* obstruction occurs chiefly in heavy smokers, parsons with chronic bronchitis «n d those who live In areas o f extreme air pollution. I t la not con­ tagious end not an allergy. Its effects ere sometime* sim­ ilar to those o f asthma. Although there Is no cure, the beet treatment la early diagnosis. Thl* w ill enable your doctor to prevent seri­ ous lung damage. I f you have emphysema you should re­ port to your doctor whenever you get a cold or other acute disease o f the nose or lunge. It Is helpful to quit smoking end to keep fit through mod­ erate, but regular exercise. I f your work requires you to breath* dusty or sooty air, you can prolong your Ilfs by wearing a respirator or chan­ gin g your occupation. Your doctor can help you by giving you antibiotics for eoma types o f complicating infection. Other drugs, such as Isoproterenol, w ill dilate the blocked sir passages. Breathing exercises (hum­ ming, laughing end singing) ere often useful. Even vtctime with fa r ad­ vanced emphyeema can be Assn. By Buaaa Light D E AR MRS. L IG H T : Th* latter you concerning and printed th* signed Teacher” recently "new “A must math” Skeptical hsvs been planted to draw reader reac­ tion, since It is difficult to imsglns a teacher subscribing to such an attitude. Whether genuine or not, it warrants a reaction alnea It ao clearly reveals ths weaknesses In ths Implementation o f any re­ forms In public school math­ ematics. • Point On*: Th* corre­ spondent, hereinafter called Skeptic, Implies mathematics Is dull. Obviously, if Skeptic holds such an attitude, his leaching will suffer, ths stu­ dents will be repelled from mathematics and very lltUa good w ill be accomplished. To be successful, mathematics, whether old or new, must ba taught by inspired tsachara and inspiration can ba acquir­ ed only by a thorough mas­ tery o f the subject taught— regardless o f many modern educators’ opinions to ths con­ trary. • Point Tw o: Mathemat­ ics Is not necsssarily (in fact only exceptionally) “ useful” In the everyday problems o f the real world, Ona must stu­ dy It fa r beyond-tha public school level la order to apply It to such problems with whleh Industry or defense la concerned. Even than, only a ■mall fraction o f what Is taught gets used. Rather, mathematics attempts to ac­ quaint the student with clear, unambiguous, logical thinking, and believe me, this is a pain­ ful, agonising, hair-pulling ex­ perience. • Point Three; Skeptic asks "w h at percentage of them will aver need or usa such advanced mathematics?” It is becoming Increasingly clear that unless the modern student Isama something o f ths new ( I do not agree that ' The young man having a good-natured discussion with Eng­ lish riot police epitomises the Rocker Look—-sweater, Jeans, black boots. In contrast, the Mod lAok la typified by thl rakish gent at right. shirts (tab collar, no tie ), 8 pair of slacks (tig h t), a sued* jacket and on* conservative suit. "The eult Is worn on Sundays to please mum,” aays Some o f ths exotic Items Stephen. One provocative Mod Inno­ now In demand, according to Stephen; inakeskln Jackets, vation: pants with Iscea up gold leather waistcoats and the front Instead o f zipper. You can Juzt see harborwinkle-picker shoes. A minimum wardrobe for dasher Stephen laughing all a fashionable Mod: two dozen the way to the cash register. chain o f 18 men's stores in England catering directly to Mods. Lest year ha turned more then $1.5 million on far-out fashions. The Bikinis Are For Sylphs By Helen Henneziy Newspaper Enterprise Women's Editor Did you ever take a good look around on the belch and wonder why so many women with full blown figures choose to wear ehort short*, stretch pants and bikinis? It's a pus­ sier, Isn't It? Do they, I wonder, look ap­ provingly at a slim girl near­ by In a brief ewlmsult and then congratulate themselves on having selected an equally smart style — g i v i n g no thought to tho fact that a pro­ file doesn’t stop at the chin? I f I bad my way, I would as* to It that every hefty gal was equipped with a fulllength m irror and an honest friend before she bought her summer play clothes. You may look fine from the front In a two-piece suit, but turn sideways. Does your dia­ phragm bulge, your derriere look like a shelf and your tummy make you take a quick look to ace If the bed pillow Is still in Its accus­ tomed place? Then get your­ self ■ one-piece suit with built-in figure control, a blousson top with boy shorts or a dressmaker suit with a short, swinging skirt. They are Just as faihlonable as the brief numbers and might even kid the public Into thinking you have a good figure. Stretch pants—o r any pants for that matter—should only be worn by a slim woman. With all the colorful shifts around fo r summer lounging, why m ik e yourself ridiculous Instead o f fashionable? Short ahorta are designed to ahow o ff slim logs. So don't point-up a figure fault If you're not a long-stemmed beauty. It's no trick at all these days to find smart, colorful play clothes, designed to make the most of every fig ­ ure. You can't wish away pounds, but you can keep them under wraps while you lose them and look as chic as the next one while you re ­ duce. If you're guilty of trying to cover up a plump figure with one yard of fabric, take o ff your blinders. You delude no one but yourself. Chic Chat Q—” 1 have teased hair and will not wear a h it becauto it flattens my hairdo. I wear a kerchief to church on Sun­ days, but my mother says It’s too casual and a sig n 'o f dis­ respect. Is this true? 1 hato to ruin my hair style. It costs me money every week.” — DOROTHY N. DEAR DOROTHY N .: I can't answer your question about the kerchief. The cus­ tom vsrics, I ’m sure, In dif­ ferent locales. But why do you have teased hair? It went out of style months ago. Get your­ self a soft, close hairdo. It will be fashionable and you can wear a hat without hurt­ ing either your hair style or your mother. helped. Vanillic dlethyUmlde, a respiratory stimulant, al lows easier breathing, nhalatlon o f oxygen may make the difference between being con­ fined to bed end being up and about. Postural drainage o f the lungs (hanging over the edge o f the bed fo r 10 minutes with your heed near the flo o r) le another favorite method o f treatment. 4 — Is it possible to be desensitised to the pollen thet glvea me hey fever in the summer? A — First you must Iden­ tify the pollen that Is caus­ ing your hey fever. DesentIBy Polly Cramer ration must be started at Newspaper Enterprise Assn. leaat six weeka In advance D E AR P O L L Y Every time o f the time you usually get I think o f a fina Idea fo r you your attacks: I t must be re­ that day’* paper peals It forth peated every year. and from somebody else. So capacious, to hold a huge bak­ ing o f homemade bread. Cop­ per sides polish to gold, It now graces a fireplace open­ ing in the summer and holds gay flowers end foliage. — C.M.C. coats. Now these worries are her* la an Idea, not really new but Important Thank you for tha mention o f a wash boiler In your column as It has been so long sines I hsvs seen on* mentioned In print. Tha word bss become sentimentally nos­ talgic. There are still homes where no especially modern equip­ ment exists but where daily papers are rand, ao U fa hear o f uaaa fo r sturdy old equip­ ment other than Riling tha local dump. A wash boiler I have waa once used fdr a bread box, rodant proof and How about It girls, what have you don* with outmoded household equipment? Pass on any Ideas that C.M.C. and others might us*. Old copper wash boilers are often used by th* fireplace to hold small logs, too. — P O L L Y D E AR P O L L Y — Today two men In an elevator com­ mented on the following ides. Several times when carrying the newspaper In my arm, I have had tha misfortune to gat my whits gloves covered with fresh Ink o ff the paper and have spotted dresses and said, "W ell, that’s a good Idea. Why don’t you send it to P olly?” So hsra it is. — M ITZI D EAR P O L L Y — When my wife realised that 1 did not have much Urns to read th* newspapsr because o f my working hours, shs started clipping articles from th* pa­ per that she thought would or should Interest me. She clips two or three together and puts them In my lunch box so 1 can read while sat­ ing. — A G R A T E F U H U S­ BAND 1------- Don't Throw Away That Junk Boost For 'New Math' Newspaper Eatorpris* By Jerry Bheehan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W Y O R K — (N E A ) — Coo, bloketl The Empire is dividing Into tw o great campe; the Mode end the Rocker*. The Mods, o f course, ere the latter-day soot suiters. The Rocker*, however, gen­ erally believe that money should be epent on things like motorcycle magnetos Instead o f snappy clothes. In a sense, the open clash between these factions In Eng­ land provides a larger-thanlife study o f the conflict which rages within most or­ dinary men. A men may not be lure o f the clothes he buys, so he de­ liberately dresses in a sweat­ er and knock-eround pants. Or he may become a fanatic about clothes end Indulge himself In a cashmere eports jacket even though his kid needs an operation and hie w ife should really see a den­ tist. The reel lesson to b* found In ths crate fo r Mod clothing msy run even deeper. It Is an axiom o f the clothing in­ dustry that adult styles often take their long-range cue from teen-age fashions. Mod (fo r modern) styles we may chuckle at today we m ty have on our becks tomorrow— In a modified version. W hat la the “ Mod Look” ? A Scotsmen, John Stephen, Is accumulating wealth with the correct answer to that question. 8t*ph*n owns a Louisa m e with the see, end promptly took a diamond fin ­ esse. From this point on, It w ai ju st a matter o f mopping up. She started to run o ff clubs and then showed her hand ex Opening teed—9 4 plaining that whichever de­ heart lead and led the Jack of fender held the queen of clubs. East won with ths king trumps could take it any time and shifted to a low trump. he wanted to. Pass 2A Pass W h at Does M o d Look Bode « By Oswald Jacoby Emphysema Not1 Contageous Comics Like To Twit Barry the White HouseT” "Pu t in e right wing.” "lie 's a great ruy,” tall, good-looking Fisher a a y a, “ He asked ue to send him ■ couple c f autographed coplea o f our album, and he Invited ua to visit him at the W hit* House If he's elected. And I ’m a Democrat.’’ Fieher and Marks have known each other all their lives. But they became * com­ edy team by accident. "Louis wee a buaboy In a night club where I wee work­ ing,” A l Fisher says. "In the second show, If there weren’t too many people In the house, he would start clowning. He started getting more leughe than the reel o f ue, so the base insisted ho be put in the show.” Mark* shrugs, "Bu 1 wee making more money as a busboy. I think I wee hired In the first place because I am «o short, 1 would make the drinks look taller." The boys both continue to make their hemea in Pennsyl­ vania. " It's Just ae convenient as New York," A l Fisher •eye, , "W e have le ft South Philly,” i<ou Marks smiles, "but South Pbllly haa never left ue." ALB U M OP T H E W E E K — “ Mabel Mercer Sings” (Dac­ ca) present* the singer’s sing' er ("She taught me everyth lng I know about singing,* Frank Sinatra once said o f her) in a fin * selection of * DEAR A B B Y : No uglier facet o f human person*IKy OniBhidqa It wee almost 30 years ego Hint Louis* Wafnwright o f New York became the first woman to win the Rcslngcr trophy fo r the Eastern Team of Four championship. In those days Louisa wee an un­ derbidder, but time changes many things end In a recent ubber game at the Regency press her contempt fo r you. Club In New York, aha over­ The young are not so "bu ll­ bid to a rather doubtful game headed” a* they are contemp­ contract. tuous. Contemptuous o f the It wasn’ t too much of an alopplnesa o f grownup convic­ overbid, but the wrong dum­ tion: the whole flabby wlbblemy hit the table and it al­ wobble o f the adult moral most required a good look at structure. They listen to our all the advene cards for Mrs. sermons on the obligation to Walnwrlght to make the do "the right thing” — and hand. then watch u* collapse like She ruffed the opening rag dolls when the talk de­ mands thransatlon Into ao lion. The resulting feeling of the young Is: ‘‘I f theee grownups love their views o f rightness ao much that they can’t slop talking about them, why don’t they act on them? I f By Wayne G. Brandaladt, their rightness len’t good M.D. enough for them, why should Newspaper Enterprise Assn, we have to act on It? Man Q — Is emphysema conta­ can they yak!” gious or Is It an allsrgyT la 1 don't know why your child there any cure? ehould honor your moral A — Emphysema la e very view about this weekend If common end a very chronic you aren't willing to fight lung ailment In persons over for IL 30. It Is caused by air being Record Shop By Joan Crosby By Abigail Van Buren were correct, In which case you bad better enlist the help of the other husband. Jacoby 1 Are Teenagers Stubborn? By ' it la advanced) mathematics, ha bids fa ir to live a lifetime o f unemployment, being dis­ placed by such "useful” gadgats as electronic computers which utilfia tbs ''useless” conrspta expounded In baas 7 arithmetic. I bays taught mathematics at both tha collage and secon­ dary school lavs), and have bean gainfully employed fo r tha past 10 years In applying the*# Impractical, useless, painful, soul-wearying thought processes to such Impractical, useless devices as synthetic fibers, guldsd missiles and Jet engines. Y e t 1 eras nearly frightened away from math­ ematics by Skeptics' kindred in high school— M A T H E ­ M A T IC IA N A N S W E R : I f Skeptics' 1sttar was planted, so is thlsl Thank you fo r your logical, dear, and convincing refuta­ tion. But what a n ws to do about students — and teachs » —who aren't blessed with n mind likt yours? (*)& gone s i I always carry my newspaper in a plastic bag from the dry cleaners o r my husband’s shirt laundry. Ons o f th* men In ths elevator Jha W oman ByRuthMiiutt Ths principal o f an elemen­ tary school states that much tension and Upset could be relieved If children wars taught to apeak quietly at home and In school. She's testing tha theory in her own school It might not be a bad Idea fo r mother* to tost it In their own home*. Yelling at children Is a bad habit too many mothers in­ dulge In. They not only yell at th* children when the chil­ dren gat out o f hand, but they yall at them to relievo their own nerves. Mom fights with dad In ths would happen in homes. Mom morning and yells at tha klda would probably find aha could all day long. Or aha gets her­ gat Just as much obodlcnc* self into a dither trying to do I f not more, by using a quiet vole* whsn shs tolls junior more In ono day then Is neeto quit whatever he's doing, euury or possible, and re­ * * by yelling at him. lieves th* tension by yelling This yelling at children la at the kids. really ■ vicious thing. Did you And when nobody In tho fam ­ ■vsr notice how often the mo­ ily is yelling, very likely the ther who yells at her children radio is booming. haa children who yell right Whan a city bans horn- back at her? honking, it doesn't Interfere And, often when tha last with traffic getting w h en It threat la yelled, th* mother was going. hat no other resource when Very Ukely the asms thing her child still disobeys. �/( ■» T£ it > < ji Shr ftan fu rh June 26, 1964 — Pane 7 ty r n lti d fju jh liq h JtA 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. The Great Adventure. “ Wild Bill llickok—The Legend and the M an." (R erun) Interesting de­ bunker with a good gunflght to get it o ff to a rousing atart Very good la Lloyd Bridges, as Wild Bill Hlckok. who earned his nickname after a youthful (cat o f heroism and lived to regret his prowess with a gun after accidentally killing his best friend. Shcrce North appears as the girl who captures his heart. Van H ef­ lin narrates. 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime "Am azing Amsterdam Circus" (Rerun) A clever act involving baby elephants steals an otherwise pleasant hour of typical circus routines. There's some excite Legal Notice C IT Y OK l A S T a n n iB*tiaii«B *o nia B t. u a bid* w ill b* TOCtlvod In lh « o f f let o f the City Manmar, Ssnford, Florida, on th# following U»m: On* f l ) nitr, pnoumatlc tired roller, towed type Minimum epeclflcatlone ere available et the city meneser'e office. All seeled bide ehelt be clearly marked as euch on the outside of the envelop# end shall be In the city m t n a « r r '» .iffli-e In the City Hall, Pen font, Florida, not later than 1:10 P. St. on Wodneaday, July I, l i f t . The bids Will be publicly opened at 1:00 P. SI. of the eeme dete. The City of Banford reaarvee the rlaht to ac­ cept or to reject tiny or all tilde tn the beet Interest of the city. Warren E. Knowles City Stanaaer City of Sanford, Florida Publish Juna IS, m l CD A - 100 I o v m *a' \ c i r\ c t RICH - I N T M I A T R T V Time Previews ment on the trapeze, an ac­ tive tumbling act, some im­ pressive bsrcbsck riders and the conventional quota of clowns. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Destry. "B ig Desl st Little R iver." (Rerun) The plot deals with gambling, gambling and more gambling. Destry (John Ga­ vin) is in his element as he tries to help a friend (Kath­ erine Crawford) beat the sys­ tem. When she begins to get loo successful, the crooks be­ hind the gaming tables begin to get upset. 8:30-9:30 p.m. CBS. Route GO. “ K in the Malden All For­ lorn." (Rerun) An unusual TV drams about a swindler who flees the country, then is willing to risk returning and much more, to prevent his daughter from entering a con­ vent. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. plays the difficult rote of the Legal Notice IX THE riR C ITT C O IH T , M YTH JUDICIAL C in C IIT , IX A XII KOI! SBMI.XOLI3 COl’ .XTY. FLORID A IX C IIAX C K R Y XO. 14134 UODUIt: E. TAYLOR, Plaintiff, v*. DUHOTHT MAE T A T L O Il D t f t n d s n i. xo T irr. t o iie f e x d THH STAT E OF FLO R i l l A TOi DOROTHY MAE T A Y L O R W h o .* re.ldenr* and adilrcii la unknown. PLEAHE T A K E NOTICE that you era hereby required to fIIa your written anawer or de­ fame, If any, peraonally or by an altornay, on or befora July Zl, m i , at tha Offlca of tha Clerk of the Circuit Court, at tha Cnurthnu.e In Hanford, Hrmlnole County. Florida, and to mall a ropy theraof to Bten alrnm, Davla A Mi-Intoah, A t ­ torney# for Plaintiff, Poet O f­ fice Hoi 11 JO, Hanford, Florida. S17T1, In that cartaln dlvorra proceadlna pending agalnet you in tha Olrcult Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and fur Bemlnola County. Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated title of aald cauee being "Hob­ ble E. Taylor, Plaintiff, veraua Dorothy Mae Taylor, Defendant," and herein fall not or a Decree Pro Confeaeo will he entered amlnat you and tha r.auee proceed ex parte. (B EA L) Arthur If- Rerkwlth. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dyi Martha T. Vlhlen, D C Htenetrnm, Daria A Mclntoeh Attorney# at I j i w Poet o ffic e Itox I IS# Ka iiford. Florida SJUl Putllah June IS, : i A July I. to. m s . CDA-SC COMING SU N . • MON. - TUBS. SCHEDULE O F SHOWS llu d " atarta at 7:45 p. m ua to length o f ehow— mly flrat half w ill be r pc ated on second show, lust com* by B:00 to es complete ahow. l ’lease ume early. Thank you, The Management. W IN N E R OP ACADEM Y AW ARDS P A T R IC IA N E A L . . . Dent Ac trees M E L V Y N D O UG LAS . . Beat Supporting Actor ALSO Beat Cinematography 3 LIQUOR MART OF VALUES urllh Dottle Austin IX C IR C U IT COPRT, X IX T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IX AXII FtlR BKWIXnl.K C O U N T Y , Fl.tl 11111%. IX CIIAX CE IIY .XO. I *o*dl M AU U A RE T U TROTTER. Plaintiff. v*. li.VRRT TROTTER. Dtftndanl. NOTICE OK S P I T FOR IIIVOHCH TO I H A R R Y TROTTER. Whoaa raaldanca la unknown to Plaintiff. Tou are hereby notified that a Complaint for Divorce hae btan filed agalnat you, and you are required to aarva a copy of your Anawar or other Plead­ ing to tha Complaint on Plaintiff's Attorney. JOHN W. s c H c a a p , j r .. P. o. nox m i . T IT U S V IL L E . FLO RIDA, and file tha original Anawer or other Pleading In tha office of tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court for Hamliiole County, In hie office at Sanford, Florida, on o f before tha Ith day of July, I M I . I t you fall to do ao. Judgment by default will be taken agalnat you for the r-ll#f demanded In tbs Com­ plaint. DONE end ORDERED, at Hanford, Florida, this I n i day or June, IMS. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Reckwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Hrmlnole County. Florida. Ily: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark JOHN W. SCIUKUlll. JR. Altornay for Plaintiff I1HV Waehtngton Ava. P. O. Rog n i l Tltuavllla, Florida Pubtleh June I, IS, It, SI, t t t l CD A-SI % | 2 if fugitive with Zina Bcthune as plishes nothing and proves Your reporter was curious his daughter. Elena Vcnlugo nothing other than man's inabout the many pronounciasupports. domlnable nature. Jason Rotions of the word “ Caribc," 8:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Bob birds is leader of the work the name o f the cocktail Hope pretend (he Chrysler squad, but this is not a star lounge In the Valdez Hotel. Theatre. "One Day in the Lite show. Best way to solve the m ys­ of Ivan Denisovich." (Color) 8:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's tery of "how you say It" (R eru n ) A chilling and inspir­ Law. "W ho Killed Wade Walk­ seemed to be to go to the ing dramatization of Uie novel e r ? " (R erun) Tonight's vic­ source. exposing Soviet Siberian labor tim is a rich man with an ac­ So we did. camps. Prisoners, seeking to tive love life, so the girls who And tiie girls over there tell improve labor conditions, set shared him in life, have to us that it is Care-a-bee, with an unrealistic work quota and share the suspicion of his the accent on the first sylla­ meet It. Their cifort accom­ death. bic. So now you know. Unless you want to use the Spanish pronounciatlon, which would be Cah-recb-ay, with a roll o f the "r-r-r” and the ac­ cent on the accond syllable. However you aay it, it'a still delightfully cool for lunch and your favorite beverage, with the delicious menu from Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant next door, and gay and busy for the “ happy hour" and on into the evening hours, right up to 2 a.m. every night e x ­ cept Sunday, The muile of the Lyrlcala combo will entertain you on Frldaya and Saturdays from 10 p.m. to closing time. * * • GEORGE C H A K IR IS {le ft ) anil C liff Robertson appear in the motion picture film "636 Squad­ ron” which will be shown starting Thursday at the Cinema in Seminole Plaza. The production, released through United Artists, deals with ail exciting episode o f British A ir Intelligence dur­ ing World W ar II and the underground fighting o f Norwegians under Nazi occupation forces. The Cinema's doors open at 1:30 p. m. daily. The Chicken Treat folks are celebrating their Fourth An­ niversary this weekend, and their customers are the win­ ners. Special feature lo cele­ brate tlicir four years of ojieration is a half fried chicken dinner, complele with milk shake for only 51.19. Sounds enjoyable — filling, too. 'Hud' Coming To Drive-In The winner o f three Acad­ Th ree" with Frank Sinatra, I Frankie Avalon. A ll three arc “ Beach p a r ly " with Jin color. emy Awards, “ Hud," will top end the programming for (he week at tho Movie]and DriveIn Theater when it opens Sun­ day for a three-day run. "H u d " stars Patricia Neal, winner o f the best actress award for the year, and Paul Newman. M e 1v y n Douglas, winner o f the hest supporting actor honors, Is also featured III tlie film. Sharing tha acrcen with "H u d " la “ McLIntoek" which stars John Wayne and Mau­ reen O’Hara, Wednesday and Thursday the movie menu brings "Call Me Bwana" in color and star­ ring Bob Hope and Anila Ekberg. Co-feature will be "J e s ­ sica" with Angle Dickinson. A triple-feature wlnda up the week at the Movie)and. To be seen are “ Son of Captain Blood" with Sean Flynn, son of Errol Flynn; "Sergeants P A U L N E W M A N star* in "Hud,” threo-time Acndorny Award winner which opens Sunday at the Moviuland Drive-In Theatre. Filmed in the Soiithweet o f the Texas Panhandle by Academy Award cincmntagrapher James Wong JIowc, "Hud’s" enst Includes Melvyn Douglas (Best Supporting A cto r), Patricia Ncnl (Best Actress) and Brandon de Wilde. The film wns directed by Martin R itt for Paramount release. Be It A Bottle The owners, Mr. and Mrs. rd so appctizingly In view. , , . or Caea Howe will welcom e you and Dine out often, and the shop­ Free Prompt ping center is open for late serve you either in your ear D e lie e ry shopping, too. or in the dining room. The • • • ___ T * 1' a j2 *090# choice Is up to you. I f you have a private party ___< ------open B A. M.——12 ■>Midnight Open itj A. M.— 12 Midnight • # • renting up and no place to put j Jean's Spaghetti House in Orange City is featuring meat ot cheese ravioli this week. A wonderful place for the whole family lo dine out, open every day, including Sunday, It'a all air-conditioned, too. There is a varied menu avail­ able, along with cold beer. • • • the people, don’t forget about the N ew Orleans Room at Jim Spencer's. It's available and will hold up to 50 persons. For a few couples, there's the gracious dining room, and all that superb sea food and ■leaks to make your mouth water. The service is unbeat­ able. While your order ia be­ ing prepared exactly to your taste, sample the fine cheeses and meats under the umbrella or the dtps and crackers in Ihe bar. • • • On these hot days George's Tavern offers cool comfort with your favorite beverages. The air-conditioned l o u n g e and package store, the rea­ sonable prices and Use always You just can't beat the de­ friendly atmosphere m a k e George’s a nice place to meet lightful atmosphere at Fred­ die's Steak House in Fern your friends. • • • 1’ark for an evening out. The If you arc looking for food is out of this world and something different to do this the service unexcelled. But weekend, how ebout some don't forget to make your re­ tqunro dancing? The McGre­ servations, especially on the gor Ranch holds a big square weekends, It'a such a popular dance every Saturday night, place and once you get there, bcglnlng at 8 p.m. It's located you Juit stay and stay, • • • on M cG rtgor Hoad, which is The Clyde Robcrtsoni were just two milui aoulli of DeLand and the dances are the winner* o f the prize for sponsored by the Volusia the best costume at the Roar­ Square Dance Club. Try it — ing Twenties Party at the Ca­ pri last Friday, and a cute lit­ It's tun. • • • tle couple from Casselberry You can feel thrifty when won the Charleston contest. Both couples received a you shop for your liquor sup­ plies at Rex Liquor Mart of bottle of champagne for being Values In the I'lnccresl Shop­ to good, with the costume de­ ping Center. They give plaid sign and the dancing. Every­ stamps with each purchase. one had a really grand time, They'll deliver your favorite and declared It was even bet­ beverages, and bring you ter than last year. Things your itamps, too, or you can have sorta simmered back stop by and pick up your own. down to normal now, but we • a a hear that there is a big pri­ Th rrc’ s something about be­ vate Navy party booked for ing on the waler that stimu­ July 3 that will take over the lates the appetite. The Lake whole establishment, so the Monroe Inn, halfway around Capri will be closed to the l he lakes ho re on your left as public that night. However, you gu towards DcLand is on July 4, it will be open ami only about a mile and a half swinging for your holiday fun. from (own. They have become Itevrlitprd Decurationa famous for their steaks, and Forbidden to r e p r o d u c e have lots of other good tilings human or animnl forma. M ul­ lo eat on the menu, loo, along lein c r a f t s m e n developed with your favorite cucklails. handwriting intu a decorative • • • art and their elegant script, When Mom say* It'a Just loo often Interwoven with floral hot to cook, but the dollar and geometric designs, signs go up in Dad’s ryes as wreathes aplrala of mosques lie counts all (lie kiddles and throughout tha world. consults hii wallet, the place to go la the Trade Winds SQUARE DANCE Cafeteria in Seminole Flaza. Every Sal. N ile — 8 p.m. Children arc welcome there McGRKGOR R ANCH and prices aro so moderate Volusia Square Dance Club that the whole ramlly can McGregor Hoad well afford to take advantage a Ml. Ho. o f U P L A N D of Uie delicious food, all plac— NOW TH RO U G H T11UKHDAY — 'Thomasina' Now At Ritz R A V IO L I CHEESE OH M E A T $ |6 5 C O M PLE TE IH N N KIt FROM HOUP TO M INTH IN C L U D IN G D ESSERT A « witch on the witeh W elt Disney somot lines uses in his cartoon features is .Susan Hampshire playing Lori Mac­ Gregor in the live action fea­ ture, "Tho Three L lv e i of Thomasina." Tha story o f the little girl who lavra her rat more tlmn life itself now showing at sna K iti Theater here arm runa through next Wednes­ day. Tho switch in thi* witch Is that Lori help* th# little girl get her cut — and her life — Prices Are Tailored T o Your Time, Needs And Budget . . . — CLOSED ON M O ND AY — buck. In previous rases, such Jean A Horen Moralllo Welcome You! na "Bnow White and tha FovIre Cold en D w arfs" and “ Bleeping BEER Beauty" the witch hurta tha (Sundays, too) good paople and Is, in all, evil A IR C O N D ITIO N E D Open I I A . 81. to 10 P. M. — Parties Accommodated personified. llw y. 17-92, Orange City — Reservations; Ph. 775-3498 In “ Thotnaslnu" it might bo truthfully said, Lori ia not re­ ally a witch at all. I t la only that tha rhldren o f tha near­ by village — and tha adulta, perhaps, ns well — think ehe V COIL n t h 4k F R E N C H — H W Y . 17-92— H A N F O R D is one. Which may lie the ■ — BAR &. P A C K A G E — same thing. No witch haa ever been more than a eutpacL Lori i i really • girl who lives in the woods, loving an­ A L L Your Favorite lirnnda A t A Price imals so much that aha finda You’re Glad To Pay . . . herself capable o f curing 8 P E C IA L LOW PRICES B Y T H E CASB most o f them through lova — Plenty O f Free Parking — and tender earn atone. Jean's Spaghetti House f George's Hints For Your Enjoyment! — JIM SPENCER’S — R E S T A U R A N T and C O C K TAIL LO UNG E A L L T H E LOBSTER YOU CAN E A T .... *3.25 CHAR ■ BROILED PRIME STE A K S DANISH LOBSTER T A IL S (sweet ■■ a nut) R O Y A L RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way wa 'repare them I . , , they are N O T ___ __________ reach F ried !) { COM BINATION P L A T T E R (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS Steak House Central Florida’* OWcMt & Finest Eat Out This Weekend FOURTH A N N IV E R S A R Y Saturday and Sunday—June 27 & 28 Vi B R O A ST E D C H IC K E N W ITH FRENCH FH1ES — COLE S LA W OR S A L A D ■ H O NEY — A N D ROLLS with each order Regular M ILK SH AK E Melt or 5c Extra 1 I f i't ; ■; « 1 ■J-l—i-IL, i , i , i . 1 j 1 | . l , 1 Don'tcodelonfght. For Fine Dining And Sparkling CocktalU Wa Invite You To Coma Onca And You W ill And I f You Wlah To Call Ahtad LORI M acGREGOR is shown in u scene from "The Three Lives o f Thomasina" which opens Thursday fo r a week's run at the Ritz Theater. 80* MON. • FB I. C A F E T E R IA S 8'D e f i d o u i F o o d P R E -IN V E N T O R Y SA L E ! NOW Thru Wed. SHOWS A T 1:00-8:09-5:00 . 7:00-0:00 rkildreu Students Adults SSe 60c 80c Wall Disney E N T IR E STOCK OF LA D IE S DRESSES Vk OFF F B I. 4k S A T . O N L Y ! IfumaSina C o w an A T E LE P H O N E Vm 322-1251 C o w lc o a i & u ic £ Como dlna with us. Enjoy crisp, appetizing salad* .., tevly p>ct, cake* and cre a m *.. .tender, daliciou* prim# meat* and gardtn freth vegetable*, , . earvtd In truly pleasant turroundmg*. And r*m tm b*r, Thureday night ris 'fa m ily night" with frea d m a r t a fo r a ll. . . a n d Saturday night It “tU a k nljtil" whan you g#t a big V, lb. T D o n * s lte k cooked to y o u r order fer only one dollar, A N N O U N C IN G ! 7 Tha Capri RoaUurant la Hooked Solid For Friday Night, July 8 And Can Take No Mora Reservations A t ThU T i n t . . . -'Luncheon; U A .il.’ 2:1i P. if. limrmr: 4:30 • 1:00 P. if. Trade Winds Cafeterias also located la P S . See Ua The Next Orlando, Loeobnrg, Cocoa, Melbourne I Ft. Plereo. Wi- P ro vlclo Thu F in e s t C<ituunfj S e r v it «• i r*L • nir ■! f •*-r it.i $ 2 « New 7 S rlea n ^ T o o n ^ T elleiile erery night tor prlrate parties up to 50. South French A re. Sanford Phone F A 2-0531 Come Often . . • (IT * A ] ncAiuac ' to aiavt TOU AT CHOICE Sauteed In Melted Butler UNDER T H E U M B R E LLA A Variety Or Fine Cheeeee and Meats— F r To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner TA VERN BEER YO U R Night, Saturday, July 4th For A "L a rge Evening.” �Las Columbitas Miss Ta, James Cordell United In Holy Matrimony Meet And Outline Plans For Picnic tffir fttn fn rl Bridal Luncheon Fetes Miss Skinner Mra. Joe Stewart and her daughter, Mrs. Scott Bolin, Mlsa Johnnie Eileen Tanner, |ter the wedding, Mr. and Mr*. 1stats and will reside at 9761 the K o f C recently met at were co-hostesacs Thursday to daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Cordell le ft on a wedding trip Nlm lt* Court North, Jeeksonthe home o f Mra. Joseph Fal- a lovely bridal luncheon at dle A . Tanner o f Jacksonvil-|to the southern part o f the |villa, glone, with the builneae meet­ le, and James Arthur Cordell, ing conducted by Mrs. Don­ non Jnmct Denver Cordell of Snnfnrd, ^ ald LeFlla, president. were united in holy mnlrim/ -rT E .... •' Projecta fo r the coming ony on Saturday, June 20, at t I : year were discussed and plana 4 p.m. at the South aide Hap^ were outlined fo r a picnic at tiat Church of Jacksonville New Smyrna Beach on July With the Ilev. Rob C. Ilarnea 26 fo r the K o f C, and their performing tha candlelight • Las Columbltia, tha wives of ceremony. Elmer E. James, aololat and uncle o f the bride, furnished tha traditional nuptial music. Tha lovely bride, given marriage hy her father, was gowned In a floor length silk organsa over taffeta with floral lace trim around the Renaiaaanca neckline and el­ bow length aleevea and the controlled skirt, featuring ap­ pliques, terminated In a cha­ pel train. Her triple tiered veil o f Illusion fell to her waistline from a pillbox of ■eed pearl* and she carried a cascade o f white rosea and •tephanotls centered around a white orchid. Mlsa Nancy Tanner o f Jackaonvllle attended her slater as maid o f honor and Mra. Bren­ da Kamlcwlcx of Jacksonvil­ le was matron o f honor. Their pale pink eilk organsa sheaths featured tiered bell-ahaped over-iklrta of organsa with ■coop necklines and c a p aleaves. Their circular blush veils were attached to match­ ing silk organsa open pill­ boxes with a silk organsa roee, and they carried cas­ cades o f pink and white ros­ es. Attendants were Mlsa Mau­ reen Ramsay, Miss Jean Bodaratrom, Mbs Dianne Cueny, M ite Judy Ford and Mra, Pa­ tricia Whldden o f Jacksonvil­ le and Mlsa Dian Steed of Statham, Ga. Their gown* were Identical to the maid and matron of honor and they car­ ried nosegays o f feathered pink and white roiee. William Perkin* o f Augus­ ta, Ga. wns beat man and serving a* uahera were Terry Rmlth, Sanford, and l.nrry Keen, Buddy Newman, Alfred Kamlewlca and Tom Drcnnen, all o f Jacksonville. Anne ami Allen Baughman, cousin* o f the bride, were flow er girl and ring bearer. Following tha reception af- - *1 I ’ v / \ famille*. Following the meeting cha­ rades were played and deli­ cious refreshment* were ear­ th* hostesses, Mra. JoMr*. Jerry Farrells and Mrs. John Cor- The Harold Lyles I Relate Historical Oviedo Vacation Trip Personals By Evelyn Lundy Jerry Ulrcy, student at Florida Southern College, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dona Ulrey. The Harold Lytcs tell of a most interesting vacation which they and their three children had recently. MIIS. JAMES ARTHUR CORDELL Miss Joanne Ruth Keefer Is Bride O f Carl Lee Dodson By France* Wester Church o f Lake Mary, per­ Mr. and Mra. Harold J. Kee­ fer o f Lake Mary announce formed the ceremony. Robert Perry o f Casselberry the mnrriago o f their daught­ wae the Best Man, and Carol er, Mlse Joanne Ruth Keefer, on June 13th, to Carl Dee Dod­ son, ion o f Mr, and Mra. George William Dodson of Lake Mary. The wedding was solemnis­ ed at tha home o f the groom's parent* on Lake View Drive, uver-tooking Crystal Lake. Reverend Lucian Broil o f Win­ ter Park and former pastor of the Community Presbyterian Sudden Fame With Wonder (U P I ) — plcmentrd with flu ffy pink dle holders bearing white ta­ nylon puff hall* adorned with pers. Individual bridal plare wedding bells, lilies o f the cards marked the places com- valley and satin ribbon*. Sun­ ny’* puff hall wa* white, and the guests may utiliie their future use In cleaning pot*. Miss Skinner's blond beau­ ty wo* enhanced hy the stun­ ning pastel pink linen sheath with accessories In accord, in which she was attired. A delicious roast beef lunch­ eon course followed by iced dessert was aerved by the hostesses to Mis* Skinner, Mra. A. L. Skinner, mother o f the bride-elect and Mrs. Paul II. Wells, sister o f the honoree. from Stamford, Conn. Also Mrs. Jim Robson. Mrs, H. B. McCall. Sir*. B. F Burke and the Misses Mar­ garet McCall, Connie Stewart and Margaret Jones. on either side hy crystal can­ The luncheon table, covered I the Capri Restaurant honor­ ing Mis* Susan (Sunny) Skin­ with white linen, was center­ ner, bride-elect o f W alter ed with a tasteful arrange­ ment o f pastel roses, flanked |Neal. *0. Teen-Age Actresses Accept NEW YO nK rtige 8— June 28, 1584 WfreH A couple o f teen-aged girls who received rave notices In the firs t movie they aver made take their new fame with a mixture o f modesty and won­ der at what happona next. Tippy Walker, 17, o f Rye, N.Y., aaya, 'T don't consider myself a star or anything ilka that. 1 simply acted in a mov­ ie tha critics liked. Now, though, I've got to decide more things. Like am 1 going to l>a an actress." Merrie Spaeth, 16, o f Phil­ adelphia, figured that making an* film has "pushed me ahead four year* even though 1 was gone for only four months.1* "I'v e learned you can’t Judge people by what they look like," said the blonde with the pigtails. "P m h ip ­ pier. I'm nicer to people than I'v e ever been in my life." Mite Walker, a natural blonde who went brunette for the movies, was In doubt about a career in acting although tha producing company has both under five-year contract now fo r year. one picture each But tho one film convinced Mies Spaeth, who had per­ formed In school plays earl­ ier. Now she has found acting "tremendous fun— the movies and stage both gratifying." "B u t 1 want to go on to eollrga too," she added. "1 guess I'm trying to walk a middle line. But I worry, what will happen to m e t" Tha movie In whlrh the novice actresses appeared Is "The World o f Henry Or­ ient," starring Peter Sellers, l'an Arts Co. made the film in which the Misses Walker and Spaeth play a precocious pair who attach themselves vigilantly to the coat-tails of a woman - chasing musician Hellers, leading him a dismal life. New York critlra referred to them as "tw o captivating newcomers,'' aa "ready • made cornea ona o f tha jollieat teams In all movie annals." Ona rrillc railed them ‘ ‘de­ lightful youngsters . . . tha nicest proof since Ilayley Mills that little glrla are made o f eugar and spice." The two ham it up consid­ erably in tha film, what with a phony death scans on By Mra. Clare nee Snyder street and with Jumping firs Mr. and Mra. Gary Boren hydrants leap-frog etyle. "1 still can’t past a fir * e*n of Detroit have returned home after a visit with her hydrant without wanting to uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. go over it," said Miss Spaeth "1 did tha other day in Phil­ Nick Pfalfauf. adelphia strictly w i t h o u t Dr. and Mra. John Brsdin thinking. . -in heel* and all. left Wedneaday for their new Naturally everyone stand.” Osteen Personals Lynn Dodson, sister o f tha groom, was the Brides Maid. The traditional Wedding mus­ ic was played by Harry Wes­ ter. The setting o f the ceremony wae hy the stairway going *0 the balcony o f the epllt-level living room. Bowers o f ferns entwined the wrought iron posts and railings, and bas­ kets o f white mums and car­ nation* were on each aide of the steps. Tho bride wae attired in a white chiffon street length dress, with a white headed crown and nylon veil. She car­ ried a bridal bouquet o f white carnations and habya breath with white satin ribbon atreamcra. The bride's mother wnr* a beige, brocade dress, compli­ mented with green accessor­ ies, The groom's mother was attired in an Ice blue dress with white accessories. The Brides Maid wore a pal* yel­ low drea* with white aceeiaories, and carried a bouquet o f white earnatloni with rib­ bon streamers. A reception followed the ceremony with refreshments served huffet style on the ter­ race o f the Dodion home. The couple le ft fo r a wed­ ding trip to tha northern part o f Florida. For traveling, the Bride wore « baby blue suit with whit* accessories. Out o f town guesta were: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lantx, o f D efend, Mr. and Mra. Richard Keefer, o f Oak Har­ bor, from the state o f Wash­ ington, Mr. and Mra. Robert Duncan, o f Forrest City, Mr. and Mra. Carl Bosch, o f Longwood, and Mra. Patay Shiver*, o f Longwood. Member* o f tha families, relatives, and frlands attend­ ed. No matter Bow many bright shade* arc available la cool summer cotlone, steer clear of wearing them unless you want to look *• hot *1 you feel. Lavender, Breen and blue era colors that will make you look cool on the hottest day. home in Ban Francisco, Cal. Tha Bradlna have sold their home her* to Mr. and Mra. G. F. Nicholson of THuavllla. Dr. and Mrs. Bradln will live with their eon, Dr. John Bra din Jr., who ia • surgeon practicing U Ban Francisco. Imokey Use Bear, the U. 8. Department 0i Agriculture re ­ ports, receive* nearly 1,000 peftcards sad letters every working thy. Going by way of Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga they visited the renowned Confederomla. Thla depicts the en­ tire battle of Chickamauga, the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. There are thouaanda of im all figures carved to scale, and Mrs. Lyle said that the most fantastic part w ai that while these figuros are stationary, they icem to be moving about because of the way the lights are focused on them. I l l 111till swill U >lttsrt-tsH»l_ W| ft | Hf A O O llftS IH 'V J O U , k o d a k run savti C A M E R A S MRS. JOE STEW ART, left, was hoHteag to a re­ cent bridal luncheon nt the Capri Restaurant honoring Miss Susnn (Sunny) Skinner, lovely hricie-clcct o f Walter Neal. With Mra. Stewart The entire city of Chatta­ nooga was also shown in small scale aa it appeared during the Civil War days. Visiting the museum in an­ By Mra. Adam Muller other part o f the mountain, Mr. and M n . Emil R. they saw guns of al] descrip­ lanoggcr of Park Lane, De­ tions, cannon, minute bulla ary have aa their current and cannon balls, Leaving Chattanooga, they drove over to the Smokloi and spent several days sightsee­ ing. The boys woro enchanted by the bcara they saw by the roadside and also hy the colorful Indian dance in Cher­ okee. A lter leaving the moun­ A most delightful luncheon, tains, they visited relatives with an intcrnalional flavor, and friends In Montgomery was given rccenlly In honor and Bessemer, Ala. of Mis* Ruth Carlton, lovely brido-elcct of Matcotm Smith. Several arrangements, car­ rying out the bride's colors of yellow and white, gave a bridal air to Ihc very gracious homo o f Mrs. G. W. Morgan. Those sharing the luncheon By Jane Casselberry with Mlsa Carlton were her John Birkhelmer and son, mother, Mrs. Cecil Carllon, John Jr., of Caseelberry, their Mrs. Lauren Johnson, Mrs. W. houseguest, David I’augh, of H. Stewart, Mrs. Ted Wil­ Parkersburg, W. Va., and liams, Miss Linda Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brannon of Mrs. Richard Glccson, Mrs. Mailland returned June 22 Howard Whclchcl, Mrs. J. H. from a four-day ramping trip Ixw, Miss Zlllah Welsh and lo Kanihcl Island. Camping on Miss Joanne Zciglcr. Hie beach they found the fish Tho hostesses, Mrs. G. W. ing excellent at night and en Morgan and Mra. B. E. W ig­ Joyed swimming and shell gins, presented Miss Carlton collecting during the day. with a gift of her chosen sli­ Vulorie Shea, daughter o f ver. Rev. and Mra. Darwin Hhrn o f North Triplet Drive, left Wooden lawn furniture Is la it week fo r New Y'ork to visit her aunt and grandfa­ open to attack from moisture from above and below. Unpro­ ther in Wolcott, N. Y. tected wood draws moisture Hha drove north with Mr. and Mra. Edward Lovell of from the ground. South St-, Fern Park, and PR E -IN V E N TO R Y their daughters Sharon end Joyce. The Lovella plan to visit relatives in Connecticut and E N TIR E STOCK OF hope lo aee the New York LAD IES DRESSES World's Fair before returning home. Mist Darlene Hhea, student F B I, A HAT. O N L Y ! at Emory and Henry College in Emory, Va., Is home to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Darwin Hhea o f North Triplet Drive. nre her daughter, Mra. Scott Bolin, co-lioaiesa, Miaa Skinner, Mra. A. L. Skinner, mother o f tho hridc-clcet and Mra. Paul It. Welia, aiater o f tho honoree, from Stamford, Conn. DeBary Personals Miss Carlton Is Honored Guest Of Bridal Luncheon Casselberry Personals SA LE! Vk OFF C ow an’A Mrs. SHOP IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E S S R E N O V A T IO N World1! Fair. From Net* dent and holds many other without titles, which York they will go west to Jobs Colorado, and return to De­ wltltout her know how would nary again before leaving for not get finished. Switzerland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac- of Dahlia Drive had as their Naughlon of Homestead A ve­ guests, Mrs. While’s son-innue entertained Mr. and law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. It. D. Watson of Lake Mrs. Don Ochlkc o f Birming­ Forest, III., and their chil­ ham, Mich., and grandchil­ dren, Diane, Douglas and dren, Wayne and Gregg. S P E C IA L • Cleaning & Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Brand New Insulation whrre needed ALSO ; New Mattresses. Box Springs, Hollywood Beds, Odd Sires and King Sire Beds Made To Order * t Factory Price* 1 Echols Mrs. White will return to Robert. This weekend t h e Mac- Michigan wilti them for e Naughtons will leave for Key brief visit before returning to West with Mr. and M n . DeBary by plane. BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia Are., Sanford “HI, daddy... com e on In, the w eather’s fine" 10 MILLION DOLLAR REDUCTION for FP&L CUSTOMERS Our i rata reduction soar make* H e whole lot cheaper to go ofl-ctonc in your yirhiW j Itmdgy —» ...with flam eless electric J CONDITIOHING than t o w n * How nfrmhinf to step Into tb* cool, oool comfort of et en electrically air aoodrtioued homeIA daiightfui, I 00lit * , ? * VACATION FILM SPECIAL! C AM ERA 210 S. PARK AVE. LOOK! George Brooks. Mr. MacNaughlon is chair­ Karl Daneggcr of Schoffhouman of the Florida Federa­ sen, Switzerland. They will tion o f Art Building, at the visit Miami and placet of In­ DeBary Mansion House head­ terest In Florida before leav­ quarters. ing for New York and the Mrs. Brooks is vice presi­ house guests, Mr. and Wieboldt's healthy kind of “eoei" maka it eo nice inad%, d o « as natch fcr Ih ia a h fB M B tcf TTwra'a no afanmar in anminer whan you enjoy hntant waathw control. Plaeaent days, comfortable nlghto. You Uve better, i Bator* you leave buy ■aiae era locked out. The ek la kept free of I moisture. . . helpa prevent mold and mildew. all you think you w ill uae plus several extra Year-roundnrvwse-cydemnrtafa| rolls. . . . warm It in winUr. When you return any trouble-free electric air conditioning ia tried end proven . . . a marral atfampitt^. ] ■a enjoy aiecirir air conditioning . . . ] unopened, unused and undamaged rolls w ill be subject to n fu ll re* fund when you bring them back to us. STOCK U P O N FILM N O W ! ‘ A n n s’A T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G awa( m u s h "THB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st ft M A G N O LIA PHONE 822-2482 DOW NTOW N SANFORD I I I ! M i l l 1 I I I ssm I T W . Scplt Boraa, M gr. s r t s t s * e r r s * r i e e t e a are*/ M I M I T 207 Magnolia A y *. �BTrr SraftrrB W rrtll Jane 86, 1994 — Pure 9 SE W & SA V E Miss Betty Norris Engaged 500 Ladies W AN TED To Marry W illiam D. Ball W I^ M Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Norris o f Sanford, announce the engagement and approach­ ing marriage o f their daught­ er, Miss Betty Dean Norris, to William Douglas Ball, son o f Mr. and Mra. William P. Pall, also o f this city. Miss Norris was born In Sanford and attended the pub­ lic schools here, having grad­ uated from Seminole High School with the 1064 clan. Mr. Ball was horn In West Virginia, attended the Sanford public schools, and was grad­ uated from Seminole High School this year, where lie was a member of the Future Farmer'a o f America. He it presently employed with hit father In the citrus industry. The wedding will be an event o f Friday, July 3 at 8 p.m. at the Central Baptist Church, with the Rev. Gall B. Smith performing the cere­ mony. . . . Ily Pullle Au»1ln and Son luncheon that despite these the Supreme Court ruling, lucky {oiks who take off on Bible reading daily will conlinuc in local schools unlit Jaunts to foreign lands! such time as someone files an Tam ja r llradcn has just individual injunction agxinst it here, and a court order Is received to force them to All, how wc envy Stop. His remarks met with ap­ proving applause troni KiwanIans. "The reading is non-sectar­ ian. We know there are many religions represented in our schools. No comment is made nor is any interpretation at­ tempted," Carlton said. “ It is up to the parents and the churches to leach a child v*hat to believe. It Is the part of the schools to teach them how to understand, through their own reading and study," he added. • • • L * 1■■.1 < .1j fcj T A M A A H BRAD EN relumed from a month In her native land, or her parents' native land, o( Finland. She speaks the language freely with the Finns, both to her delight and that of the people of the country. There's nothing like ‘ ‘speaking the language" to make friends and influence people, Sirs. Braden found she had a missionary Job to do, trying to explain to the Fins that what they sec in American movies is not the way Am er­ icans really live. "Biggest movie going In Finland while 1 was there was West Side Story, which wa» making a great impression on them ," she said. Taking advantage of being a l’an-Am dependent Mrs. fluently and so was able to move about and converse Braden was able to fly aver and back on Pan-American for a very, very inexpensive fee, having all kinds of ad­ ventures along the way. For instance, when she was waiting over in New York to catch her plane overseas, a delegation o f Finns arrived for a conference here, and she served as Impromptu welcom­ ing committee o f one, greet­ ing them in their own lang­ uage, which delighted the vlsitora no end. She toured the little coun­ try, which Is a l»u t the sire of New Mexico, from one end to the other, visiting rest homes, schools end churches. She was escorted and host­ ed In her travels, wined, dined, c|ue*tioncd and queried by 13 couslna along the way. At one point she apoke to a gathering o f Lutheran Church wxHnen, helping to clear up many o ( their mlsconceptiona about American* and their church attendance. They seem to think we are ra­ ther heathenish, judging, no doubt, from what they see in the movies. Few women know how to drive cars, which a te still a good deal o f a luxury, aa no wide-spread c r e d i t system such as exists here Is avail­ able and to buy aomething you can't pay for is very rare. Nevertheless, given the op­ portunity, 00 per cent of Finns would like to visit or live in "the Slates," where they pic­ ture everyone as being very wealthy, having a great ileal of leisure, with every kind of luxury and convenience et our fingertips — a k i n d of fairy-tale land, in apite o f the gangster movies and the race riota. There simply is not room in this newspaper for me to fell you all the fascinating things Mrs. Braden told me about her Journey. I'll have lo save some o f It for another day. • • • IT'S NO T O FTEN that ladies can get into the boys' dorm at college and get away with it. But the P T A ladice did It. Mrs. J. L. Horton and Mrs. M il Dekle stayed three days on the third floor of the boys dorm at the University of South Florida where they at­ tended P T A short course last week. Yes, there were boys there, too—on the first and second floors. • • • No formal invitation* are < being Issued and all relative* and friends are cordially In­ vited to attend. REMEMBER Peter Kurkijarvlt He was the Finnish ex­ change student who was spon­ sored here by the Kiwanis three years agoT (Blonde, blue-eyed, a d oll!) You pronounce that koo-kcealr-vee, incidents Ily. When Mrs. Tainaar Braden was in Finland, she looked up Your iron w ill give you good Peter, who is now attending ■ service for years if you use it university t h e r e , studying proprriy and keep it in good medicine. repair, sty* M yrlle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. I f the thermostat Isn't oper­ ating, the Iron won't heal or it may overheat. If you be­ lieve this is the reason your iron Isn't heating properly, take it back lo Hie dealer who sold it lo you, to a service­ man. or the manufacturer. A burned out heating ele­ ment leavrs you with a cold Iron also. In this ease, you should follow the same sug­ gestions at for a foully ther­ mostat. But before you hurry lo the serviceman, check some com­ mon causes of appliance's not working. Is the connection at Hie wall outlet light Have you blown a fuse without be­ ing aware o f it? Dors Hie cord or plug need repairing T Check all these possibilities before going to a serviceman. You'll save yourself possible embarrassment. Also If the iron is slow to heat, you may have it plugged into a light socket that isn't wired to handle Hie higher age drop so llie iron doesn't wall age demands of Hie Iron. Plugging an iron into a long extension cord causes a voltget enough current. nual affair to help raise mon­ ey for the local M YF'era to attend camp — and besides Hist, all Hie customers enjoy­ ed delicious home made ice cream—a real treat. M itt Sylvia Foster of Ro­ chester, N. Y., was visiting friends Wednesday, Tlir newly appointed pastor of t h e Barnett Memorial McUiudisl Church of Enter­ prise, Rev. and Mrs. Wight Klrtley and family, were guests of Immir at a fellow­ ship supper Monday evening in Hie church annex, Mem­ ber* of the congregation and Uielr fainilie* and friends lurned out lo m ike this a real welcome lo the church and community. Following the tupper and a time for visiting, (lie group gathered round for a singing session. JE A N N E W A R N K E Include a new acq u a i n t a n c e in the group's conversation. Cook-out Party June Rastom and Linda Parrott were recently hostess­ es at a rooknut honoring some of their friends. Teachers enjoying the de­ lightful rookout were Annette Ilartip, J u d y Montgomery, Betty Mann, Barbara Chaintiers, Barbara West and Betsy Ann Carter. Everyone was happy to aee Betsy Ann, who has been teaching in Seattle, Wash., this past fear. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph M. Koy, PaU y and Joey have re­ turned from attending four days on the Gulf, spending some time in St. Petersburg, Tarpon Spring's and tha Hills­ 31.,19 YD. FU LL ROLLS F IR S T Q U A L IT Y “Cone Mill” Solid SPORTWEAR Twills - Poplins This Sunday 89 69 99 89‘ 69‘ 59 Yd. Yd. g Full Rolls & Bolts Reg. $1.29 Yard Mr. and Mrs. James Jaqva and family of El Paso, Texas, are currently visiting hla sis ter, Mrs. Thomas N. Dillard at tier home on Sarita A ve­ nue. For the first time in 14 years the brothers and sister* have re-unlted and will h ive a family reunion this Sunday, June 28. The family has assembled due to the critical lllneti of their brother, Rev. W, If. Brown, of DeLand. Long wood MR. AND MRS. H A R R Y I1ROWN, representing Melmleo Sknting Rink, wero fir.it plnco winners in the Enquire Dunce Diviiiun o f the Flmiiln State Roller Sknting Chumpioniliips. They will reprcient Florida at the miuthern regional meet In Louisville, Ky. in July. To qmiliry for tliii tllvinion, participants must be over 115 yearn young. Personals boro State Camp. Whila in S t Petersburg Mr. Foy attended conventionandy a managers' meeting In con­ nection with th* Florida State Employment Servlca. N ew Arrivals Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Haya of Lake 31ary, announce the “ “Bur-Mill” Solid t TARPOON J 2 To 10 Yd. Lengths Rear. $1.99 Yd. “D A N RIVER” H0YA E. Stenstrom and daughter, Sitaryn; Mr. and Mr*. Franr li C. Slenstrnm and anns, Mark nnd Brian ami tin light­ er* Julie and Becky. Also ntlrmling Were Mr. and Mr*. Guy HU'nstroni (firs t cousin) nnd daughter* Patricia nnd Sharon Sue; Mrs. Ada Rockry and Miss Avis Slrnstrorn, aunt* from Win­ ter Park and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W , Salsbury, mother and father. Mr. Kalihury is an engineer Tiie family thoroughly en­ with the Atlantic Cosnt Line joyed the delightful outing Railroad Company. with the gracious hospitality and diversified recreation o f­ PR E -IN VE N TO RY fered by the hosts. Family member* present were Richard Ktrn«trom, son E N TIR E STOCK OF o f Mr. and Mrs. Julian StrnLAD IES DRESSES strom: Mr. and Mra. Douglas Stenstrom and son, Douglas, Jr., end daughter, Patricia; FB I. ft HAT. O N L Y I Mr. and Mra. Edward P. I® Cxajka and daughters, Cara, Nancy, Mary and Elisabeth, and son, Peter, of Cocoa CA Beach; Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Solid & Stripes Reg. $1.19 Yard “D A N RIVER" CHECK GINGHAM 1/16". V i " * Vs” - l " 8 l * e “S H IP -A H O Y ” S A IL C L O T H P R IN T S Full Bolts & * YD. M Yd. Values To $1.00 Yard SALE! ViOFF M Gemini & Concord > 45” COTTON “ PRINTS jss VALUES TO 11,19 YD. Cow an A Q U A L IT Y A S S O R T M E N T arrival of a son. Russell W il­ liam Haya, born Jun* 23, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, and weighing six pounds. The peternal grandparents nr* Mr. and Mra, Raymond Haya o f Dude C tiy and the maternal grandparents NOTICE There’fl no need o f • lung itatement when our mcMtage la brief; So we’ll just ttkip ------------------------------------------ , ara Mr. and Mra. Jamas B. Gant, also o f Dad* City. Mra. Haya is tha former Dorothy Gant. O P E N IN G IN DeBARY G E O R G IA S B E A U T Y SH O P June 29th $10 Wave Complete — $500 33 B-Hiway 17-92 668-5974 down here ind u y "R A N D A L L ELECTRIC CO M PANY offer* a complete electrical service, doca good work, doea it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate its customers.” Oxford Stripes Gemini Prints Concord Prints Estrons Peasant Prints Pongees Mirical Blends Acetates — Values to $1.19 Yard ™ EREMNANT shop Sid Vihlcn Randall Electric Company Hwy. 17 fir 92 N ear M aitland 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 FERN PARK, FLA. Commercial . . . Kraidrnllal . . Industrial Wiring ft® C ffi 2 x 2 COTTON The J. L Stenstroms Host Family Reunion For Father The spacious ground* of the lovely l.eke Kathryn hums of Hie Julian Slm-trum's In Cas­ selberry was the scene o f a family reunion on Father’* Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Baum- Day, honoring J. W. Salibury, holacr off I/ongwood have had step father of the Slrnstrorn na house rural* their son and family. family, Mr. and Mr*. Harold A buffet dinner, held out­ Gene Baumholter and son, side under t h * towering Mike. pines, featured a variety of Mike will viait with hii templing homa cooked deli­ grandparent* until August, cacies served from th* stone and they wilt arcompany him ami redwood picnic tables home. with colorful umbrellas. manager's REG. ARNEL JERSEY PRINTS To Host Reunion a YD. Reg. 9U » Per Yd. Mrs. T. N. Dillard Sanford Personals Miss Donna Kennedy, dau­ ghter o f Mr. and Mr*. Nush ■pending the summer with her aunt and uncle, the GorKennedy of Bermuda la spending the summrr with her aunt and uncle. Hie Gor­ don Fredericks, at Uielr home The M YF group* of the on Banana Lake. Barnett Memorial Methodist Most o f Hie Gunns clan met church held their annua) ice cream supper Friday evening in Jacksonville at the home — just homemade ice cream o f B. F. G uiius Sr., fo r Fa­ and homemade cake—an an- ther's Day. Among those pre­ sent were Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Ganas Jr., Sharan and Julie, Mr. Fred Gnnaa, Greg and Freddie o f Sunford and Mr. George Ganns, Haytnond and Linda o f Brunswick, Georgia. in some ways with what goes on here. Jeanne aaya ahe has been offered the Job o f society edi­ tor of the Fort Smith news­ paper, but thinks she'll just slay home and "g e t fa t." (You don't have lo atay home to do th a ll) " I f you hear of any San fonlites coming out this way he aure to tell them to atop by and aee ua," writea Jean­ ne. So there you art. Going west you can atop over with the Warnke'a In Arkansas. • • • ROLLS Gathering For A Enterprise Personals next year, who leaves July S for Boys State at Tailahaasee luld Kiwaniant (K e y Club'* p a r e n t organisation) that when the Boy’s Staters start running for offices at th* an­ nual assembly, he ia going to see If he can't get Slack Cleveland's job! Hits brought • roar of HUGH CARLTON, principal JOE FARLESS, president laughter from the club, and of Ssnford Junior High School told Kiwanfaus at the fa th e r of Semloola High Key Uub Mack laughed the ioucRall m Teachers Enjoy Lengthen Service O f Iron By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cun­ ningham and daughter, Jean, Ho was most delighted to were weekend guests o f their sec someone from Sanford, daughter and sun-lndaw, Mr. and insisted that Mrs. Braden and Mrs. F. E. Denby, in speak English with him dur­ Oldtmar. ing their conversation, because he gets so little oppor­ Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Wright tunity to use his English any­ are visiting their daughter more. and son-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Prior was well, studying T. Z. Cason, in Jacksonville. hard, and asked many ques­ tions about Sanford and the Sirs. Cecil Sellers entertain­ frlcndi he had made during ed several friends at her his year in attendance at home Thursday evening at a Seminole High School bcrc. demonstration party, Mrs. • • • Carmen Wiggins was demon­ YOU A L L remember Jean­ strator. ne Warnke, I'm auro. Had a “ welcome bark" noie Friends wit! regret to learn from her after returning to that Mrs. Id* Padgett is con­ the Herald, which was most fined to the Seminole Memor­ appreciated. ial Hospital in Sanford at the Tiie Warnkes are living in result of an automobile acci­ Fort Smith, Ark., now and dent in Sanford Wednesday Jeanne aaya they do miss afli-rnoan. Now making her Saniord and all then friends home in New Smyrna Beach, here. They receive the Her­ she was a resident of Enter­ ald, so are able to keep up prise for many years a ml hat many friends In this section. She would he happy to hear from you, and maybe a card or a little note might help to make her confinement time seem shorter and cheer her tip. Mail to Mrs. Ida radgelt, Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford. DACRON COTTON FU" VOILE PRINTS AND Proper Care A n d Repairs PETE R KURK1JARVI SH E R YL THOMPSON and Justin Holloway were second place winners in the Juvenile Pairs Freestyle Division at the Florida State Roller Skating Championships at Tampa recently. Justin was also second place in the Juvcnilo "11” Hoys Single Freestyle Division. WE HAVE ENOUGH KNOCK DOWN BARGAINS FOR 500 THRIFTY HOME SHOPPERS. YOU MUST SHOP ONE OR ALL 1 THE REMNANT SHOPS FOR \ 2 THESE AND MORE REAL % I BARGAINS. * SEW & SAVE ^ �r W e e k e n d T e l e v i s i o n HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Phone 322-5612 (4) Sky K in g (Ol Ruga Runny 14:14 C ) Science Fiction 8:44 l i t Nawaeop* Theater-F ( I ) Ni w i (4) SDC N«wa ( I ) Nawalln* 11:44 (41 Daaaball l i s t ( I ) Cb. t B ptru 1:04 (2) Man Into Spaca-F l i t * <l> Nawa— W a l U f Croa1:44 I ) My Friend rilc ka kit* ( I ) Industry on Parade ( I ) Huntlay - Brlbklar 1:14 (C) Daaaball • i l l ( I ) TBA 1:14 (0) Champ Wraatllng T i t l ( t l m u m la rv ls* ( t l Oullawa-F ( I ) Wyatt Carp 1:44 (4) ilollar Darby («> U i Marvin Pra ia nu I I I # ( I ) Theater X t i l t C ) Ini. Bhowtln)# 1 1 ) lia M i> a ll-X (g ) Advsnluraa to 4:#a (4) Ulg Picture ParadUa 4:40 (4) An Age o f Klnga ( I ) n#*trr 4:40 ( » l Wide World of 1:14 ( I ) Bob Hop# Chry. Bporta Thaatra (1) Man Into Space ( I ) noula I I 4:44 (41 lie tha Law ( I t Durka'a Law 4:u4 (4) Fishing Fun • ; l l Cl) Thai Was Tha Waak 4:14 (2) Kewsoope That Waa 4:14 (4) Home Hardening ( I ) Twilight Kona 4.41 (41 Wash. Raport <») Prlca la night (4) Mr. Ed { I I Jack Paar (Color) 4:10 t l : Uuy Lombardo ( I ) FI a hi of tha Waak 4:41 (4) Nawacopa ( I ) Alfrad Hitchcock 7:0t ( D Clrcua Doy Hour (4) Central Florida H i l l <l> Make That Ipara Showcaaa l l s l i <!> Kawa ( I ) Hea Hunt <|) Nawa— Murphy Mar* 1:44 (4) Tha Lieutenant tin 14) ruckle Otaaaon l l i l l { » ) Saw*. Bporta. Waat* <») Hootenanny thar tl SO (4) Joey lilihop (Colon ( I ) Thaalar of tha Star# (4 ) Tha Defenders 11:11 ( I ) Johnny Carton (4) Lawrence Walk (Color) 1:44 (4) Saturday Night U t i l ll> Mararlcb Mnvla 4:44 (4) Phil Silvers SATU R D AY A. M. ( I I The Hollywood Fal­ se e1:10 ( I ) Sawa. Waathar .4:04 (4) Hunemoka • :>« ( I ) liimmar Hamaalar 14:10 I t ) nattlallna 1:00 ( I I d n iw a n Almanao 11:10 ( t l Theater of the Stars i » l Nawa 11:11 4) Adult Theater III# CD ltMtuiy l* o« Vartaljr i t i i o t l i Movie Hhow ( t ) ItKU Mid-Florida SU N D AY P. M. t i l l ( I ) Aernta Tha Pane# t l ) Capt. Kangaroo 14:00 ( I ) Tha Story ( * , Horny Jonaa (31 Revival 1:10 (1) Until n Hood (4) Induatry on Parade ( I ) Major Mercury 14:11 <4| i l u » b a l l t:oo ( I ) Tha Atvln hhow 14:10 ( 0 ) t-ower Light llouaa ( I ) Tha Alain Hhow (4) oral Hobart* 1:10 I D Huff * lladdy t:00 (1) Chrlatophara I I I Tannaaaaa Tuiado 1:40 I D laauaa A Answer# ( I ) Ruparman ( I ) lUarhall 11:00 ( I ) llaclor llaathcota 4:0# <01 Direction 't< ( I ) Quick Draw McUraw 4:30 <D Dlacovary '44 ( I ) Junior Auction 4:00 (4) Movie For Sunday 111 10 ( I ) Fireball XL Afternoon I I ) MlKlity Mouaa 1:40 (4) Your Lira In Th* ( I ) Jataona World Today U lO l ( I ) I'annla Tha Menace 1:00 I t ) Th* (Irrat Adventure I I I It In Tin Tin C30 13) Man Into Since ( I ) caapar 1:40 14) Star A Story l l i l l I I I Fury 4:00 (c ) CUN Sport* Spectac­ (C> lloy Rogara Bhow ular CD Utany A Cecil (4) Toplo 1:40 <41 TUI. SATU R D AY P. M. (4) Trd Mack Amateur Hour 11:4# (| ) Uullwlnkle Hhow 4:04 H i Solti century ( D Dlacuaalon '41 I D Meal Tha Press 4:14 (41 Probe I D Death Valley Day* I S T i l 10 CIRCUIT COURT OF (4) Nowacop* T I I K SIXTH JUDICIAL CHI- 7:00 ( I ) ( m l * A Marriott CUHT. IX A XII FOR hKMI(4) llill Dana Show I ' l U COUNTY, FLORIDA (4) Laaale IN till A XC BUY NO. 137111 1:16 ( t l Empire KBW YORK LIF13 INFER( t ) Wonderful World * f A NCR COMPANY. A New York Color corporation, (4i Mv Favorite Martian Plaintiff, 1:0* I t ) Ed Hultvan show F H D A T P. M. Legal Notice CLAR ENCE M. K NE lX T NO E Il M l M ARGARET M. KNE LL* INtiElt, bln wlfa. Dafandanta. C L K R K ’ B NOTICE OF HALM NOTICE 18 H E n E B T OlV* EN lhat purauant to a Final Dccraa of Foracloaurc dated tha I lth day or Juna, 1014. and onto rad In Chnncery Caaa No. l l i l l In the Clreult Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Brmlnol# County. Flor* Ida. wherein N EW YO RK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. * New York corporation, la Plalmltr, and CLAR ENCE M. K B L U N D E R and M AR O AR E T M. KNKLLINOEn. hit wife, are Defandanta, I wilt aall to the hlgheet and beat bidder, or btddara. for caah, at tha front door o f Ilia Hamlnole Comity Courthouae In Hanford, Haml* nola County, Florida, at 11 so# o'clock A. M.. on tha tth day of July, 1144, tha following deerrlhed property aa eat forth In tald Final Decree, aituata In hamlnole County, Florida. k*-«* III Lot II, SOUTH PINE* CIIEHT, Second Addition, a subdivision, according to a plat thereof recorded In Plat Rook 14, pagaa I I and to of tha public llaaorda of Hanilnola County, F lor­ ida. Together with tha rolluwlng llama of property witch are located In and permanently In* ■tailed aa a part o l tha tin* prov.manta on aald land: On a llolpulnl (alactrlc) llil l Water Heater. Mo­ del 140WU4X, 40 UaL Her* lei No. OPTI4III4 Cilia Duo Thrrm (oil) Space Heater It.eo# RTU, Model I I I . No He rial No. One Chelsea (alactrlc) K it­ chen Ethausl Kan 10 Inch, no modal or aerial No. Eight m ital Venetian Ullnde. manufactured by Fankarlk (Haas A Paint Company, Sanford. Florida, Together with all structures gnd Improvements now and hereafter on aald land, and i n ­ tuits attached theieto, and all rants, Issues, proceed,, and proflia accruing and u> accrue from aald premlaea. all of which ara Included within tha foregoing description and the habendum thereof! also all gas, eleara, electric, water, and oilier boating, oouKIng. refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing, ventilating, Irrigating, and power systems, machines, appliances, natures, and ap ­ purtenances, which now ara or may hereafter pertain to, or be used with. In. or on aald premises, eveu though they be detached or attachable, WITNESS my hand and ilia officials seal o f Mila Honor­ able Court at Sanford. Saminola County, Florida, thla t4tb day of June, 1144. (S E A L ) Arthur IL Uaekwllh, J r, Clark of Circuit Court Hanilnola County, Florida Uyi Sandra S. Jobnooa Deputy Clark a U H N U r , UL’ RNE T A I IA N D L E Y tot Nurth Magnolia Avenue Urlando, Florida Atlornaya for tha Plaintiff Publish June 14, 1144. C D A-m ritK-IN VENTOHY SA L E ! E N T IR E STOCK OF L A D IE S DRESSES Vi O FF FBI. * BAT. ONLY! / Cow an A Legal Notice IX T I I K CIMCI.IT c o l JIT (IF T l l l l X IX T II JI'DICIAI. n i l CHIT, IX SXII F o i l XIIMIx n i . l i r o i x T t . F i.m tiD A C II A M MR V XO. IhllTtl M o i i T d a i d : F o H K iT .n a v tii* PAN AME RICAN L I F E IN­ SURANCE COMPANY, a Loulalana corporation, P h tm lff. •v*. JDIIN D. HUDSON and (71'NEVA HUDSON, hla wlfa. W I L ­ LIAM (J SOW ELL and UAFi­ ll AIIA II. Ho W ELI-, hla wife, and P. y.ECl.l A SONS. INC, a Florida corporation. Defandanta. CM'.IIK'a XOTICM OF MALM NOTICE IS 1IEREUY MIVEN (hat purauant In a final Deere# of Foracloaura dated the 4(th day nf June, l i l t , mud entered In Chancery Case No. 13470 In the Circuit Court uf tha Ninth Judicial Clicult, In and for Seminole county. Flor­ ida. wherein PAN AME RICAN L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY, a l-aulalana corporation. la Plalutirr and JOHN D, IIUDVON and I IKS EVA HUDSON, hla wife, W IL L IA M 0, HOW E L L and IIAHIIAHA II. HO­ W E L L hit wlfa, and P. ZKIILl A HONS. INC., a Florida corporation, are Defandanta, t will sell to the highest and beet bidder, or bidders, for cash, at the front door of the Seminole County Courthouae In Hanford, Semlnola County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. on th# Ith day o f July, 1tt(, thu following described pro­ perty as eat forth <n aald Final Decree, aituata In Seminola county, Florida, to-wlt: LOT 2. II LOCK 1. HAN HEM KNfll.l.K FlnHT AD­ DITION, according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Uook It, Page 41, Public flecorde of Seminole Comity, Florida. Including epeclflrallr, hut not by way uf limitation, the fol­ lowing futures and equipment, all permanently tnatelledi I Suntan Wall Furnacea I Magic Chef llullt-ln Oven I Magic Chef Hurfac* Unit I A'enMlan Ullnde Together with all structures and Improve me ii I a now and hereafter on aald lend, and flaturee attached thereto, and all rent*, laiues, proceeds and profit* accruing and la accrue from said picmlaea, all of which are Included within tha foregoing description and (lie habendum thereof) alto alt gea, ateam. alactrlc, water, and other heating, cooking, refri­ gerating. lighting, plumbing, ventilating .Irrigating and power ayaleme, machine*, ap­ pliance*. daturas, and appur­ tenance*. which now are or may hereafter pertain to. or be need wllh. In. or on aald premlies. even (hough they be detached or detachable. WITNESS my hand and th* official aaal uf llila Honorable Court at Hanford. Seminole County, Florida, Hit* 44th day of Julia, 1144. (S E A L ) Arthur II. Deckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida IIjr: Sandra 8. Johnson Deputy Clerk GURNEY. QURNET HANDLEY 401 North Magnolia Avenu* urlando, Florida Attorney* far Hi* Plaintiff Publish June 44. 1444. CDA-144 A TV RENTAL • Bale* • Barvlcs Seminole TV pa M tn Zanllh Color TV Bate SAM Sanford A t*. 1:40 ( t ) (4) 4:40 (4) (I) 4:40 (41 10:04 (4 ) (D (4) 10:40 ( t ) (4) 11:40 ( ! ) (4) (4) 11:14 (4) i l : t o (4) 11:40 (4 ) Grind! Arrest A Trial Bonania Th* Celebrity (Jam* Brenner DuPont Show of Week Stoney liurke Candid Camera ARC News Report What's My Una Newecopa Kerry Reeeoner News Newsline Theater or th* Star* Peter Ouaa Keyhole M O ND AY A. M. 4:04 (4 ) « 11A 13) 4:10 (4) (4) 7:44 <t> (4) 7:4* ( D 4:44 ( I ) Classified Phone 322-5612 425-5938 1:44 f:ll 4:10 1:11 1:00 4:11 - -.00 4:10 CIO 14:4* 10:2) 10:10 11:44 11:44 M ONDAY P. M. 11:1* (4) Year #1r*t Impra* aIon Nawa (4) Love of L lf* ( t l Father Knuwe Beet 11:41 i l l llarry Itaaeener 11:14 ( D Tennessee Ernla Ford ( I ) search for Temarraw t l ) Truth ar Conaaquencee 14:41 (4) Guiding Light 1:40 (4) Op-n Window ( D December lirtd* ( I ) Nawa and Weather 1:1* ( D Lafftlm * 1:11 ( I i Fueu* 1:44 (4) Aa Th* Werld Tarn) (31 Sclenr* ifaiiforl) FURN. 2 & 3 BR, Oak floori, masonry hornet. 1 Blk. West of Hwy. 17-92 on Longwood R d „ then 1 Blk. So. on East St. to VUncent Dr. From S*nford Ext Exchange 4 R3I. Furn. house. turn. 860. 322-2764. firralft BERRY’S Page 10— June 26, 1964 W O RLD Water I BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath. 317 S Park Ave. Office 204 W . First ii. F o r K e n t 2UR. kit. equlpt. bouae. Ph. 322 6892. 1 BR. Furn. Apt.. Utfite, wa­ ter furnished. 322-3680. V A -F H A — FH A IN-SERVICE ZOTO'S Budget Wav* $7.30; Open Wed Thur*-Frl $13 Regu.37 110. Complete Noon to Dusk eve. app'ta. Free parking. West on 1st St. lo Persimmon 2nd & Oak Left to 4th St. H ARRIETT'S B E A U TY NOOK 103 So. Oak — 322-3742 STENSTROM RENTALS FURNISHED Garage Apt. City ........ 8 30 2 BR, 2 Bath, Stone IsL 8 83 2 BR, 2 Bath, DeBary . 8100 3 BR. m Bath, Longdate 8120 Ball-Blair Agency REAL 2 BR, 1 bath, DeBary •• 8123 "So—«4 we go out Into thlt cold world el unrtsolred problems . . . no offense intended, Mr. President . . •" 9. For Sole or Rent 12. Real Estute For Sale CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON 3 BR, 2 Bath, screened porch. LAKE. Cat] e v e n i n g ! Assume low pymts. Ph, 322-1507, 322-0522. CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ nolia. Apply downstair* a l­ 2363 park Dr. 322-2420 IB. Wanted lo Hcnl ter 6 p. tn. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with W ANTED TO LEASE: 3 BR R AV E N N A PARK. 3 UR pvt. balh ft shower, suitable unfurn. Home. Preferably Avail. July 3. 1110. 107 Tem ­ for couple or single perion air-corn), lly Business Ex­ ple Dr. 322 8007. or retired All utilities In­ ecutive. In beat location. cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ Will consider option to buy. SM ALL hotiae. 322-2816. cated on I f SI., within 1 Immediate o c c u p a n c y . block of 2 free parking lota 3 Bedroom*. Bath and 14, Write Sanford, Herald, Box and shopping center. In­ (4 ) Newslin e furn. o r uni urn. Casselberry 84. quire at Manuel Jacobson D U ID L am im * 138-1311. l:Wj >41 1‘aeeword Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 3 BR Home unfurn. near SNAS (3) People Will Talk ( D Mr. Magoo 3 BEDROOM concrete block UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. Reasonable rent. A v a i l , 1:31 I D NBC New* house, nicely {urn., breciabout Aug. 3-6. Write detail* equlpt., exe. location, Ph. t i 3* <3' Th* Dnctnri way, carports. DeBary. 870. W. J. Kelly, 23 Salamaua 2:30 <41 Ait Llnkletter 322-5594. I D [ley In Court Apt., newly decorated, new Cl., Lexington Pk., Mary­ 1:11 ( D Lisa Howard living ruom furniture, mas­ N E AT Furn. Collage for Cou­ land. 1:00 (2) Another World ple. Pvt. yard. Near Base. ( I ) To Tell th* Truth ter BR., 119 Elm. 863. Gar­ ( D (lensral Hospital No Pet*. 2908 Palmetto, 12, Ileal E*tale For Sale age Apt., 830. NO 8-5287. 1:4) (41 Douglea Edward* 322-3821. 1:10 ( D You Don't Say ( D gueen For A Day FIJRN. Oar. Apl., I BR. IIv. 4:04 ( I I Th* Match Oam* CLEAN lit Floor Apt. Pvt. rm. din. rm. elec. kit. 2, 3, 4< 4 BEDROOMS 19) Trellmaaler ent. 1004 Palmetto. ( t l herrel Storm 2003V* French Ave. 322-7234. 1, 114, Ii 2 BATHS 4:4) 13) NUC New* DOWN P A YM E N TS FROM 4 RM. FURN. Apt. i BR. 860 4:10 131 NIIC News Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. (4) Uncle Wall mo. 323-0389. Apply 34:30, 4:41 (4) American N ew est* *! Low Monthly Payment* * : ) ) ( I ) NBC New* FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie CLOSE IN. Apt. 322-2*00. 1:04 I D Checkmate For Complete Inlormalion Cowan. 322-4013. (4) Magllle Uoralla See Or Call Your 4:44 <3i Nawacopa 3 UR Furn. house. All con­ (41 Deputy Dawg 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. venience!. 2401 palmetto. l i t * ( t l N'ewecope 322 1374. 322-1219, (4) Leave II T o Beaver SALE S BROKER 2 BR Houae Kit. equlpt. 873. Furn. Apt. Clove in. Apt. 4. Ph. 322-3303. 833 Mo. 407Vk W. lit. 1 BR Furn. House. Ph. 068-3122 n r r i T i o r n n a m ij 3-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ 322-2420 2363 Park Dr. n o t i c e IS hereby given 111*! ple, 343. 322-7399. 2 Bedroom furn. apt. Qucsnel I am engaged In business at G R E E N B R IA R Apts.. 401 E. 14th St., Ph. ID. 1 Boa 4nl Sanford. Semi­ Choice lota availebla tn nole County, Florid*, under the 1 BR Furn. houie. 322-2307. 3228194. flctlllou* name of, C-M Refuse Groanbritr of Loch Arbor UNFURN. 2 UR Duplex A p t Service, end that I Inland lo 2 St 3 Bedroom Houae* cverlooking g o lf court*. rerleler said name with (he Kit. equlpt. Terrazro floor*. Clerk o f the Circuit rourt„ Payton Realty Cuatom building to your I lie ball), Venetian abadei. Seminole County, Florid*. In 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha specif icationi. Green briar accordance with th* provi­ water furn. Ph. 322 2334 aft­ sions nf th* Flclll'lou* Nam* developed by er 3 p.m. STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th Sinlutee. to-wlt: Section »4i.04 KINGSW OOD Florida Hlstuic# 1437. St. 322-1374. FURN. Lovely 2 BR. Gar Apl. Hla: ('heeler F. Mecek BUILDERS, INC. Pul,ID). June 21 A July 1, It. Lake Golden. Lake p rivi­ W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS 202 Fairmont Dr. 17. 1441. lege*. Ph. 322-0274. Uooms private baths, 114 F A 2-8074 CDA-144 W. F lrit St. IN T I I K C IR C U IT COURT IX UNFURN. 2 DR houae. 2100 NICE Roomy 3 Bdrm. unfuru. AM I FOR ai-44 IXUI.W COUX. Cordova. Ph. 122-0274. « Ml. South on Rt. 17-02 TV, FLO RID A. home at 909 Catalina Dr., IX U H AX l'K R Y XO. 1 »J 3 V A -F H A — 883. R. A. W illiam ), 322-3031. T II K FRANKLIN SAVINGS F H A - V A HOMES $100 FHA - VA Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty $100 DOW N F H A -V A HOMES ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 OLDER HOME, 3 Br. U rge rooms, large shady lot with fruit tree*. No down pyml. 1020 Palmetto Ave. Phone 322-3308. 22. Build • Paint • Repair FOR A PAIN TE R , Inside or out, call Luther Tasker at 322-6159. 25. Plumbing Service* PLUMBING Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES R. L. H ARVEY LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR. 2 Bath, 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3381 Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink le n , patio. Ph. 322 8522, 207 27. Special Service* Ridge Rd. REMODELING — REPAIRS 3 OR, 2 Baths, cent, heat & SCREENING — V IN Y L T IL E alr-cond. Corner lot in Lake 322-7849 — 8-12 A. M. Mary. Lake privileges. $200 Plano Tuning and Repair Down,, assume pymts of W L. Harmon - FA 3-4233 $80. Ph. 322-2003. SE V E R A L Outstanding 2 & 3 Bedroom Home) available in all Area# of Sanford. Let ui Show you Around I B EAU TIFU L High tree-*ludded lot on Crystal Lake of Need a shelf, screen porch, Loch Arbor. Call Chapman new room carporte, new Architectural Arte. 322-0196 house or remodel. B. E. 1901 S. Park Ave. Link. 322-7029. THE GRASS IS G R E E N E R ! FA 20232 anytime on the other side and we have It with this 4 Bedroom, 2 ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Bath home on 2*« acres that Realtor looka like a PARK. $13,900 PIANO SVC. k TU N IN G Raymond Lund quid, A lio . and watch the green ENVY Rebuilding - Ucfelting FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg In your Friends’ eyes. FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. THE TIM E TESTED FIRM AIR-CONDITIONING Investment & Really 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Ry FEDDERS 116 N. Park Avr. 322 0173 I I . B. POPE CO., Inc. 3 BR, 3 Bath*, sep. din rm., 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 fully alr-cond., dblc. carporlc, Igc. fenced yd, icp. V A-FH A — OVER 25 YEARS 20 x 26 workshop. I'll. 322FHA IN-SERVICE of Fine Workmanship in 0337, South on Rt. 17-92, 6 Ml. holstcrlng, Draperies, Slip­ Free Estimates Seminole Realty Building Contractor St. Johns Realty SO UTH W ARD N E W HOMES Right on Sem'.nolc Hlvd., covers. Tim e Payments aa LA K E FR O N T HOME One Block to Sales Office. little is $3 mo. Drapery Beautiful new 3 Bedroom, 2 802 lliffhliiml Ave. Hardware Installations. Bath, Custom built by one Lonpivooii, Florida KU LP DECORATING SHOP o f Area'* finest Builders. Ph. 322-2333 106 ft. front, popular Crystal 3 Lg. Bedrooms, lMi baths, Lake Chain, just 10 mins, CB, 1 yr. old. Lge. screen WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. from downtown Sanford, porch, carporte, T orrau o SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS featuring both central heat firs., air-conJitioner. $300 All Types tnd Sites & air-conditioning , . THE Down, $00 mo, Longwood We Repair and Service HOME OF TOMORROW 838-1473 or 322-2216. STINE TODAY. Priced at $23,700. Machinery and Supply Co, Excellent financing avail- I A K E LOT, LA K E M ARY. 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6433 322-0184. avte. Seminole Realty 1001 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime N E W HOMES 29. Automobile Servlc* CARBURETOR O V E RH AU L $7.95 Up Includes V A -F H A — FHA IN-SERVICE W. on 2Sth St. to Lake Alary P arti 4: Labor Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake JUMRO: 3 BR. 2 Bath, Fla. Mary Fire Station. Right to Rm., 2 car garage, 2 shady Office In Model House on 703 French Ave. 322 023$ lots. 1801 Palmetto. By Abbott Ave. Auto Glass, Type appointment. Ph. 322-3143. LM N Entemrises, Inc, FH A IN-SERVICE ft Seat COTtra Ph. 322-2744 2 BR, tram* house, not fancy, SACRIFICE! Maine Street cheap rent, 88 week. Ph. So. Longwood PU tricl 3 Room House close lo schools IS Rusine** Opportunity 3223219. and Churches. Good permonContact: Mr. Ferguson ant tenant pays 800 per FOR LEASE—Service Station. 802 Highland Ave. 304 W. 2nd St FA 3-8018 Furn. A p t 2300 MenonvUlt. Good location. Good pro­ A L L WORK GUARANTEED Longwood, Florida month rent. Will sacrifice ducts. Good treatm ent Ph. .'or 83,000. Write P. O. Box Lake Cottage, Furn. 322-6108. locally 322-4342, or apply to 40, Sanford. E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R R E N T A BED the PURE O IL COM PANY. AG ENCY • REALTO R AUTOMOTIVE SENSATIONAL. Large Lake Rol'away, Hospital ft Baby 2463 S. Park Ave. AIR-CONDITIONING 16. Female Help Wanted Front home In Central Flor­ Beds. Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 INSTALLATION - SERVICING ida. Send for picture bro­ By Day, Weak, or Month B EAU TY Opr. New Shop In Good Used Cars Sold chure. Owner, A. Fratl, P.O. Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l i t St. DeBary. Ph. 668-3714. 818 French Ava. 322-7781 Box 313, Lake Mary, Flor­ CARROLL'S rU R N IT U R E ida. 5-ROOM Furn. Apt. Lake Property Mnnagemcnt New Custom Bunt Home on Mary. Phone 322-7083. & Sale* Broker Crystal Lake. For informa­ LARG E 3 BR, 3 Bath unfurn. tion call 322-3378. W ATCH YOUR Houae, Garage, teta of clos­ 3 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building O fftra for your aelectlon et* Ii atoraga apace. Fenc­ IN V K S T M IN T • • • lota. First S2.MW take* this thee# Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 ed yard. 811 Cherokee Cir­ property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ Bedroom cle, Sunland, 323-8237. AT terprise, Fla. M A O K L B -B U Ik T 2 BR., Utchen equipped home, VA Nothing Dn., FHA 3%. 3 863 mo. S13-58M. BR. 1 Balh, Fla. Rm.. Kit. 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new Equipt, shade tree* front k ly decorated, modem, 1 BR back. $11,300. Ph. 322-6447. unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla. You h*v* an advanUi* met ether H ID E A W A Y COTTAGE InvMtor* in Deltona homatlta# - you'ie t ie * * 331-2336. tnoush to mo how tost Mockla's l«to*t an* LA K E FR O N T trutoit community I* growlnc- And 8. Beach Rental* ON L A K E BUTLER CHAIN whon o community (rows, tend valom ■row with It Dm# ovar today and (Ind out Requires interior finishing, NEW SM YRNA BEACH. S (or your#all how lust *10. aUrts you on but baa all convenience* k th* way to ownInc o spacious Dalton# h BR. Furn. near ocean. By wllh Cantral Water Mains an* Pavod the Lake la loaded with week, month, Lynn Lyon, Included in Ih* lull low price *1 only 4114)1 T o make tha beat home bass. Only $4300 with $630 White thar*. onjoy a froa rid# on tha ihrarboat, 333-3841. buy, aee tha "Dai lono Ouaon". Taka a sall-auldod tour *1 Down. Low monthly pay­ th* Shopping rial*, th* lake-front Community HUTCHISON'S ments! Ctut>. th* alt* ol th* 1S-hol* (oil course and tho OCEANFRONT APTS lovsly houalna oil* at Macklo-nuUt DELTONA! 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Bead! HACKLI-BUILT H O M II Call 322 4038 1801 Park Avenue MOTOR CLINIC N E W HOMES RAN K Legal Notice Vi CAT ENA 7.7,0 NOTICE OF SALK Notice le hereby given that pursuant lo the Final Decree of Foreclosure and Sal# enlar*d In Hi* cause pending In the Circuit Court In and for Semi­ nole County, Florida, caas doc­ ket number l l i l l . the under­ signed Clerk will eell the pro­ perty situate In said county described as Lot II, Block 11, Second Ravenna Park Section of Loch Arbor, according to th* Plat thereof, a* re­ corded In Plat IVook II, pagt-a 41 thru II of Ih* Public Record* of Hemlnul* County, Florida. Tugelher with all elruclurea Improvements nuw and haraafter on said land, and flaturee attached thereto: also all gae, steam, electric. water, and other heating, couklug, refri­ gerating. lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems, machines, ap­ pliance*. Daturas, and appur­ tenance*, which now are or may hereafter pertain to, or be used with. In, or on said pre­ mie**. even though they be de­ tached or detachable. 1 U. E itrefrlgerator Mo. del No. BU11, Ser. No. RT444114 1 G. B. Oven, Model No. J i l l , Her. No. ZTOttoil I a. E. P lat* Model No. J. • 30. Ser. No. TTII4I11 at publto sale, to tha hlgheat and beat bidder for cash be­ tween th* hours of eleven o'clock In the forenoon and two o'clock In th* afternoon on th* t l l h day of July. t i l l , at th* front door of th* Senvlnol* County Courthouse In Sanford Florida. • DONE AND DATED at Sanford, Florida, this I l t h day of June. 1441. (S E A L ) Arthur II. Bachwltb, Jr., Clerk By Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Uahonay, Hadlow. Chamber# A Adame Bam at t Bank Building 144 Laura Street Font Office Bon i l l * Jacksonville, Florida 11141 Publish June t l . CDA-144 IX T i t 1C C IR C U IT U O U ItT OF T I I K N IN T H J C IH U ie i. C IH C U T o r F L O H ID A , IX AXIV FO R *K M IN O I.U C O U N TY , F L O R ID A , IN C H A N U K R Y . NO. I MMI N O T IC K o r r o R K U L O e i'H K S A L K T IIK N E W YO RK BANK FOR HAVIXilM, formerly T I I K NEW HAVINGS HANK. A New York corporation. Plaintiff, JEAN V. OOFBELl.N. *t ux. Defendant!. NOTICE IB I IE R E R Y OlVEN that A R T H U R II. RECK. WITH . JR.. Clerk of th* Clr. cult Court of KemlnoU Coun­ ty, Florida, will, on Ih* Ilth day of July. 1114. during th* legal houra of aat*. at th* front door of th* County Court, house, Seminole County, tn th* City of Hanford, Florida, offer for M l* and aall at publlo ou t­ cry to tha hlgheet and best bidder ror cash, tha following daacrlbad preparty, altuatad In ■rmtaola County, Florida; to* wit: t a t 14. Dtock 11. o f E AST. BROOK HUUDIVIHION. U N IT NO. I. according to th* Plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book tt. Page* 14* It o f th* Public Record* of Semlnola County. Plor* 14a: purauant to th* Supplemental Final Dacra* of Foreclosure entered In a caaa pending In aald Court, th* atyl* of which ta T I I K N E W T O R K BANK FOR HAVING*, formerly T H E N E W T O R K HAVING* BANK, a New Tork corporation, Plaintiff, va. JEAN V. OOSSE1.1N, *| ua. Defandanta, and Ih* Docket Number o f which I* Number 14141. W I T N E Y * my hand and tha Official ta el of aald Court, thla 24th day o f Juno. 1144. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f th* Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy d a r k Roaanbarg, Romanbar g * R*t*m*a Attornaya for Plaintiff 1441 Alnelar Building Miami I t. Florida Publish June 14, 1144 CDA-MI AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. W agners Amoco V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Deltona Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 V. For Hal* or Rant I BR, home, 817 Catalina Dr. a BEDROOM e. b. home, hath, out eg dty cteee le, out el flight pat­ tern. Available now. Fbooa n N E W HOMES ROSE COURT APTS 1 BR. furn. l* t Floor. 2013 Sanford Ave. 668-4323. Stenstrom Realty 9 LOCH ARBOR: By owner. Spring Permanent Special Spacious 3 BR., 2 bath, with 26 Percent off regular price* Fla. room, can be used as Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 4th BR. Central oil heat. 2cur carporte, extra U rge 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-6834 utility room. Large lot. Ph. Permanent Special 322-9051. 20rc off Regular Prices Children's Haircuts $1.00 Ace Beauty Salon, Ready for Occupancy Mayfblr Hotel Ph. 322-8321 BR., Furn. houae, Lake Mary. No pete. 322-3049 or 322-6347. 3 BR, 2 Bath, City . . . . 8133 3 BR, 3 Bath, Suburbs .. 3130 UNFURNISHED We have a good selection of homes, 2 and 3 Bedrooms from 393 (o 3130. Call or visit for prompt 4c courteous service. now being New Custom-built, Lake Mary. APPLICATIONS taken for Curb Girl* & WaitC. B., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ resjea. Pig *N Whistle. 23th lity, shade k citrus. FHA k Park. Finance. 322-6830. 21. Heauty Salon*_______ 10 x 32 3 BR Houietrailer Alr-cond. Elder Spring* Trlr. Pk. 1 12. Real Estate For Sale (6. Female Help Wanted OWNER SAYS SELLI 19. Situation* Wanted 3 BR Home on 2 Acres Lakefront lot. Price Just Reduc­ LAWNS MOWED. 322-2155. ed to $15,100. SEE THIS BUY TO D AY! Call Stem LAWNS MOWED. Paul Lord. 322-3219,_____________________ per Agency, 1919 So. French, Ph. 322-4991. From Scminolt County Sign Oa Sunehln* Almanac Growers Almanac Religion's of Man Today Hummer Semester N O T LONG D ISTANCE News Farm. Merkel ReM « (l> Today (4) Deputy Dawg Show (4) M'ckle'a Compel Tim* t . Notice* • Personal# (4) News A Weather ( I ) Cartuonvlll* VACUUM CLEANERS (4) Capt. Kangaro* 14) Weathe, and Nawo RECONDITIONED (4) E-trala# for Modern O NLY $3.03 Women SANFORD VACUUM SVC. (4) Carionvllle (2) Divorce Court YOUR R E X A IR D E ALE R ( t l (Jell Storm Shew 2333 S. Park 322-6311 ( I Hamper lta»m (4) American lllatery ( I ) Hay Whs* i. Education • Instruction (4) Mike Wallace <3‘ NUC News PIANO ft Organ leaioni. Chll (1) Word for Word (4) I Love Lucy dien. Adult*. 322 3323. ( D Prlca le Right ( I I Th* MeCoya P IU V A T E ART LESSONS. ( I ) Concentration ( 9 1 (let Th* Mesaaga School age or adult. Day or (4) Pel* A Oladya evening. Ph. 322-9219, E li­ (41 Jeopardy ( D Missing Link* zabeth Hodgini. t:lt £l|r fi. For Rent V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office r a - s i u Night 322-06a 223-6700 1884 Pork Dr. Buford, fU . Seminole Realty P A 3-3232 anytime N O T RESPONS1I4.E I will not be rcapon*lblr for aay debt* Incurred by aayon* other tha* aayaalf. RO BERT G. THOM AS datu ras th* l a m e * * rate * aalli*. *n display In the Florid* eahlblt ( I th* H.V. World * Fair, and is othar lovaly madala. Micklo-aullt horn** rang* in price Irom just 17*90. to Sll.JXJ win down oaymants aa low aa 47*o.. etoalMypaimenta starting at 84SZ7I O K IV I OUT T O D A T I Tak* Intantete *4. ailt at Dalton* 8#ch*ri*o and yuu ia at WLTOHM • ■) �A m *<4-.T/WUIO o.T 1 | 1 t > < Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! ' 39. A u la m a b fl* S * n r lc * COHEN RADIATOR 3TIOP Free Inspection, estimate*, pickup, delivery. Recoring A re pairs discounted. 31Uk E. 3rd. 322-3143 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Stir 31. Ph. PA 2 4632 Poultry • Livoalock U rralb SWEETIE PIE June 26, 1964 — P a g e 11 By Nadine Seltzer k w t . adfl* puppiei 32. F lo w e r s • S h ru b s Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 25c lb. Groaier Hydroponic Farms, So. Sanford Avc. ‘Would you mind taking your tun bath In your BACK yard? Pop can’ t m m to conoantrata on nit job!" 34. Article* For Sale FURNITURE I I . A r t i c l e * F o r S a le 177 lb. Frost Free Upright freezer, like new, $250; Stauffer reducing machine w. aulo. timer k chair $50; Several pair* lined drapes, SAVAGE 300 with 4 power scope A case. Like new. 322-8137. WHY Buy someone else* trou­ bles W HY Go to the expense o f a second used car WHEN You can drive a brand new Vespa for (1.00 down and (4.50 per week, and get up to 135 m.p.g. Transmission guaranteed for life. '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322-2283. JUNE 2VECIAL: Men's shoe! $2.99 pr. Ladies' ihoei (1.45 pr. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. 1964 Corvair 700 4 Dr. A/T, RAH. Like New. $2195 1061 Corvair 700 4 Dr. RAH. Clean. (1095 R E AD Y M IX CONCRETE SANFORD 5IOTOR CO. I’alloi, Floor, Free Estimate! 800 French Ave. Ph. 322-4382 Sills, llntela, step*, blocka, sand, cement, rock, pipe, ateel, grease traps, dry W ai Now well*. Stepping stones. M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. '56 Ren. Dauphlne (495 (295 695 595 308 Elm Ave. 321 3751 '57 Bulek 4 Dr H T •55 Mercury HT 495 3 1 USED 24" Elec. N o w fan, *57 Pont. 4 Dr HT 693 5 6 ft. adjustable stand, 2 '58 Chev. 4 Dr, S cyl 795 6 speeds, (45. Powell's Office •57 Old* 88 HT 605 5 Supply, 117 S. Magnolia, '60 Falcon W/Auto 795 I 322 5842. ' '58 Ply. 4 Dr. 395 4 ‘54 Buick 4 Dr. 395 2 NORGE Ilefrlg. U cu. ft. '51 Stude. S. W a* 395 2 freezer, U ton alr-oooditioncr. 2410 Stevens. SALE! SALE! Legal Notice fcOi-M vat /■ No. 1—Beit package d e a l prices on laical style Cathedral Hull Thunderbirds, Reverse Ijip Lspstrakf. M F G ' a. C o n v e n t Umal Hull Trailers & Lone Stars. Example: $3600 16' Kvinrudc Boat with heavy duly Kvlnnido Trailer ami 90 hp. pushbutton Evinrude, complete $2850. No. 3—Or chooae a new 1963 outfit at Closeout price like: $1793 18' Larson, only $1093; 18' $110 Gator Trailer $290 ; 40 hp $789 Evinrude $589. No. 3—Or choose one of our (Tran used outfits. Ex­ ample: 14* Orlando Clipper Runabout complete with trailer and 40 hp Evinrude 1-ark, only $703. TO SETTLE ESTATE $ $ $ $ $ 1851 Imperial LeBamn 4 Dr. Opal Wag. $781 bal, $34 tno. HT, full power. Beautiful Pont Wag $796 bal, $16 mo. white with Mohair interior. Opal. $587 bal. $32 mo. 4 like new while aidcwall Dodge. $597 bal. $31 mo. tires. Local retired couple Ford. $681 bal, $39 mo. owned this ear Can sell for Cadillac, $381 ba|, (39 mo. $750 and advertising cost. Chrya.. (681 bal, (31 mo. Can be Financed! Contact Ford, $561 bat, $31 mo. Mr. Martin, 322 4503. Old*, $681 bal, (14 mo. Chev., $541 Bal, $28 nm. 37. Hoata - Motor* Pont., $396 hal, $23 mo. 12' Flsnlng boat, motor k Merc., $490 bal. $25 mo. trlr. Deck k controls. $225. Olds., $299 bal, $16 mo. Ph. 322 7775. Merc. $69 bal., $3 mo. Mere., $188 bal, $9 mo. QUIT FISHINf Will sell 2 $ $ $ $ $ bos Is, 2 motors k all equip, l it class cond. I Boat 10 pisseners or aighUeelng. also Shad fishing; motor* Johnson Javelin k Johnson REPOSSESSIONS, INC. Viait our Showrooms and Boat 18, both elec Marts, Call ( A n SAN FO R D AV E . Lot for your select ion now I Larry, Geneva 348-4481. O PEN E VE N IN G S TERM S! Robson Sportlr.g SM ALL Houseboat. $140. Ph. Goods, Downtown Sanford, 322-0904, 322-5961. DISCARDED clean c o t t o n clothing at rags. 322-2750. Legal Notice T i l l ; C I H C I I T ( I I I 1ST UK T i n : X IX T II J I I I K I A I . c u t . C l 'I T IX AX D FOR SEMI SOLE rn i'X TT . r i.n n in x C IIA X rK H Y NO. HISI i> u c i s i i o r r i n x o k DANA H AT O W E S anil D I­ ANA K A V OIVKN. Minora, l>y KDDIB LKIIOY H HAW N Hit, lh-lr Blapfallicr. NOTICE TO I IVI LI-1 AM II OWEN IT U K. IV. Sind Htraal Oklahoma City. Oklahoma TOI* A HE II Kit Ell Y NOT!KIKD lhat lha ilnira namari Patlltonrr haa Illrd a |iat»tton In lha a hoi a ityla-1 rourt for lha adoption of tha minor rhlhlrrn namrd Iharaln and you i n rniulrad In shew cauaa why Ilia aani* ahiiuld not ha aranie-l hy aarelne a mpjr of your u r l l i m drfanara. If any. upon I: I'o pa llaaaatl, Atloynay for I'riitlunari i«0 Mouth Mallland Arnnia. Maitland, Klnrlda and hy flltnx lha original tharauf with lha Clark of Ihr Circuit 1‘ uurl an or btfora July find. IMS; otharwlaa a D* r «i may ba rniar-d sea Inti you yra ntlnf aald adoption. w i t n e s s my hand u t tha aaal of aal* Court at Panford, hernia-la County, Florida, Ihla tflh day o f Juna ISIS. (SKA 1.1 Arthur II tlarknllh, Jr. lly Martha T. Vihltn Deputy Clark K I’ opa Baaaall Attorney for I’ oUUoaar Soo South Maitland Ava, Malllaod, Florida I'uhllah Juna IS, 31. * July S. I a ISM, CO A -tt Phone 322-4503 DAY CRUISER. 1BIV. Very reasonable, 75 hp. Motor, Gator Trlr. 322-8054 after 5:50 p. m. RENT A RUNABOUT, Motor k Trailer by Day or Week. Also Camping Trailers. Robaon’a Sporting Goods, Down­ town Sanford, 322-5961. ON TOP U SED CAR SB. Motorcycle* - Scooter* 1037 ALLSTATE Scooter. Kxc. cond $73. Ph. 322-3203 at ter 3 p, m ._________________ 39. T r a ile r * - C a b a n ** APACHE Camp Trailer*. New k Used. 322-3467. 1962 37 x 10 Champion Mobile Home, 3 BR. Small equity k assume pymta. Will trade equity for 3-4 B ll home. Ph. 322-8710. T IR E D OF HIGH RENT? Home Trailer. 36 x 8, all alu tiilnum, wilh tull bath k 2 Bedrooms, in Kxc. wind. See this for $1600. Ph. 3222881. Apache Camping Trailer* Cecil Seller* - 668-4618 Clark St., Enterprise It 's Time For Money Saving Deals In Our BIG, BIG LEW IS SALES & SERVICE 2517 Country Club Road 322-7928 BOB McKEE USED CARS JOflKI’ H T. K A LA LA, *1 >1, Dafaniants x o t i c h n r * i :i t i x Mt i H ' t u n r . r o n r r i . o H n r •re JOHKI'll T. KAI.A I.A and IIK T T Y SI Sir A l l T I I till, formerly known sa H E T­ T Y SI. K A L A L A • t K a l l l K X I K i UNKNOWN AXIl TOi All partial claiming tnlaraat by. through, undtr or agalnat ilia aturaaald paraona YOU A IIK herrhy notltlcd that a Complaint tu (uraolut* a . arlaln mortgage anrumbarIns lha following daacrlbad r a il prnparty. to-wlt: L-<t tl. niock •H ” . TANftl.KWOOD I K CT I ON Til It KK ItKIM.AT. accord­ ing to lha plat thereof aa rrcordad In l-lat llnok IV, Page 31, l-ublhs llaowda ol S*niltt»l« County. Florida hat hrrn filed agalnat you In Ihr a hot a alylad eult. and you arr rniulrad to aerva a copy of your Anawar or other I’ laadlou to tha romplalnt on PlainIttf’ a atlornrya. A SDK (DU IN l l l ’ dlt. I* 1-1AN * loUWKDKH 333 Ka«t Central Houtsvard, ortaihlo. rierlda, and file the original A n a w r or other I'taadIn. In ilia offlra of the Clark of Hit Circuit Cuurt on or be­ fore tho lath day o f July, t i l t . I f you fall to do ao ,a decree pro luuteeeu wilt ha taken ag.iinit you fur tha relief damanlad In ilia Complaint. Tide N'lltva eliall l a publlahad once a weak for four caneerutlee weaka 'u lha Maaford Herald. DATED T H IS Sid day of June, last. ( f C . LI Ar-hur H Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court l l y : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark I’ ubileh June t, 13, IS, S«, 1»«4 3-WAY CHOICE Good 37. B o a t* • M o to r s 63 Lincoln Continental SA V E l.aua Than Ona Year. 10.000 Aetna! Milr*. Beautiful White Flnlah. Blue Leather Interior. A ir Conditioned. “ n ta n m in f lA lB C O U n l 63 Mercury Monterey 4-Door . Fully Extra Clean. Powered. A ir SA V E Cond. D i8 C O u n t 63 Buick LeSabre 4-Door Hardtop, Lika Naw Discount 36. Automobile* • Trucks PO N Y SADDLE $15. Type­ writer $15; 5U*c. furn. it 21" S N A P P IN TU R TLE selfAntique*. Reasonable. 1313 323-0T21 propelled mower. Part, Tot French Ave. Park Avc., Sanford. cond. Cheap. 323-3357. 1961 Falcon Ford Futuna, JSED Lumber, 2 x 4, 2 x 6, conv. shift, bucket seats, 1 1963 ZENITH Color TV and 2 x 8. 2 x 10; 1 x 4 flooring. owner. (845. Call Day* 3J2antenna. Bedroom suite. Brick. 322-2506. ' 7459, nlfbta 522-6275. Desk k chair. Golf dubs. Accordion. Washer. Baby *63 KENM ORE Dishwasher, TRUCK SALE furniture. 323-0823. 223 Fla­ Available June 29. R Pickup Aulo.; Mitchell alr-eond. It mingo Dr. Sunlaml. heat. unit. Ph. 323-0755. trucks with tool bodies, sim­ ilar to Telephone Co. trucks. D IN E TTE SET. $30; G.E. Re- ATTIC FAN 50 x 40 in.. In Ideal (or Carpenters, paint­ good condition. Power mow­ frig. $45; Hide-a bed $40; ers, electrician* or hunting er. Ph. 122-0310 after 3 p.m. Mower $35; FM Hi FI (85. A camping. 322-4549. BICYCLE, Girl's 26". Good Burnup A Sima, Inc. cond. (15. 322-3710. Carpets clean easier wilh tho 201 N. Maple St. Blue Lustre Electric ShamSanford DUO-THERM . Wall space poocr otuy $1 per day. Carheater. Good cond. (50. Call (200 BELOW roll’s Furniture. Mrs. Glelow, 322-1611 days M A R K E T VALUE or 322-6473 evenings. '59 Fords; Ranch Wag. A 4Dr. Sedan Clean (495 ea. 36. A r t ic le * W a n te d '53 Buick*; (185 A $295 iw r u n c m r r i T c t u i i T i i k t iih S IX T H J l l t l t l n u i h . CASH for good dean Used '35 P o n t St*. Wag. (185 m u x ix a m i r im » k * is o l k Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ‘55 Olds 2 Dr. (185 r n r x T r, n .n iiin *. c i i a x c k i i y xn. u n w ture. 901 W. First St., Ph '55 G.M.C. Pickup $293 thk ik is t o n f iv e cknth 322 6591. Ph. 322 8072 HAV1NUH IIANK, I’Untltt. 110A T S A L E ! IUIZ •ell Us Your rurnltura. Quick Service With the WESTING HOUSE Auto. Wash­ Cash. SUPER TRADING er. 323-0782. POST. FA 2-0677. ASSUME PAYM ENTS Used furniture, appliances, On Late Model Dial ZigZag. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Makei buttonholes, sew** on Larry's Mart 315 Sanford button*, blind s t i t c h e s , Avc. Ph. FA 2-4132. monograms and embroiders. Wilh Guarantee. Take up 4 FHKK E STIM ATE payments of $7.15 each. Ph. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Credit Mgr. 322-9411. ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call N il Bedding Mfg. SMALL G. E. Refrigerator, Co., at 709 Celery Avc. good cond. (25. 322-8185. F A 3-2117. BABY SUITE, Crib k Chifforobc. Good cond. (30. 3222856. 3 COM PLETE ROOMS 298 1,00gwood plaza 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 I960 VW Sedan. Radio ennd. $830. 322 3609 National 33. F u r n itu r e BUDGET FURNITURE CO. A u to m o b ile * - T ru c k s 87. B onin • M o to r * 61 '55 '59 'M '60 '59 '58 '58 '57 '56 '55 '55 'S3 '54 '56 HOUND PU PPIE S Hlack k tan, Red Bone, Blue Tick, $10 ea. 365 0107 or 3653128 Ov.‘ cdo, O N LY $219.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save Tbe Budge! Way 66 good '60 VW Sedan. Radio, W W Exc. cond. 1695. 322-7514. Repossessions K- 31 A. Pets For the big (eat i el action of nearly new and uaed furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-03. Open 6 days 0 to 6. '53 Buick, Good tired, rood. Ph. 322-6551. \ BLACK Horse. Ph. 322-8580. Call 4:30 p m. GERM AN Shepherd C wks. old. 322-1310. 36. A u to m o b tla * • T r u c k * $ Bank $ Senkarik Glass and Faint Company 210 Magnolia ftm fp rfc i _ TRADE PARADE TO RAMBLER VACATION TIME IS NEAR - and We're Ready with 27 Brand, Spankin' New '64 RAMBLERS (America's No. 1 Vacation Car) On Hand and Ready To Go!! W E C A N SAVE Y O U $$$ BECAUSE 1. Rambler list prices are lower than other American made cars! 2. W e’re offering Big Savings on every new Rambler in stock. 4. Rambler resale value is high and gives you a better return on your investment! PLUS . . . Y O U C A N ENJOY . . . R A M B L E R ’S M A N Y E X C L U S IV E FEA TU RES! tvlT .* ..-* DlSCOUnt Station Wagon Sale 60 Chevrolet Parkwood *1395 59 Ford Country Sedan *995 Wagon. 6 Pass, VB, Automatic, Ra­ dio, Heater. Now Tires. Wagon. V8. 8 Paaaengor. 59 Ford Ranch Wagon *795 6 CyL Ford-O-Mat ie, Radio, Haa Ur. 59 Mercury Commuter *995 60 Ford Country Sedan *1395 Wagon. VB. Mare-O-Matic. Radio, Heater, Power Bloer. ft Brakea. Wagon. VB. Crtial-O-Mallr, tfteer^ Radio, ollater. Power 59 Rambler American *595 Wagon. Real Economy. Late Model Quality Cars! 62 Comet 4-Door Sedan *1295 62 Comet 2-Door Sedan *1295 Bland. Tran*., Radio, Hoator. 61 Valiant 2-Door Sedan *995 61 Ford GBlaxie 4-Door *1295 Automatic Transmission. Sedan. Stand. Trane., Radio, Heater. Extra Clean. 61 Dodge Seneca 4-Door. 6 Cyl. Power Steer., Auto­ matic Trane. Extra Clean. 60 English Ford Anglia muffler *nd tailpipe, plua many more! While Finish. Itral Sharp. *1295 *595 60 Ford Falcon Deluxe *1095 Ford-O-Matlr, A ir Heater. Real Cool. Cond.. Radio, 59 Mercury Monterey 4-Door Hardtop. Merr-O-Mallr, Pow­ er Hteer., Power llrakee, Radio, Healer. Extra Clean. Low Mileage. Legal Notice Arthur H. Dockwlth, Jr, clerk of lha Circuit Court krmlnulo County. Klorlda II) : Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark A Duana Hargalrom ol HUSH, HEED AND MARSHALL Altornaya for Flatntlff I I Kaa< Llvlnratos Avanua Orlando. Klorlda Publlah Juna 1). 31 A July I). t)» «. CPA-17 WW Tlrea. EXTRA CLEAN. __ Reclining back* on front seat make Into Travel bed — I-uggnge rack atindard on mnai wagon* __Dual aafety brake ayatem — 15" wheel* — I>cep Dip Runt PriMiflnit — Lifetime guarantee on low prices check the Herald claiiltled pages whtre local dealers advertise. (SKALl T r* n» ' R»dlo • HeaUr. Naw Stand. Trans., Radio, llealar. 3. Ramblers cost less to drive! '62 CORVAIR MONZA, 4speed, bucket aeats, white with red Interiw, (1395. Ph. 322 3787 after 3 p. m. XOTICK OK SKIT TOi Marvin Ktlla ( I I l-akv A n n u l R'x-hactar. Naw York Tnu ara harafey nntlflad that a certain ault haa l>aan flltil In tha Circuit Court of Ihr Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and Hnr Hamlnnl# County. Klorlda. w h-rrln MA lid IK KI.I.IK la I'U ln ilf f and M AR V IN K L L I* la Drfandanl. and wh.raln lha naiura of lha procaadlng la a ault fur dlvurca. An ahhravjattd i It la- of lha n M In Kills ra Kill*. Chaneary No. tlDTl. You ara hrrahy rriiulrari to f IIa your anawar In lha PlalaIlfCa Complain! with lha Clark nf lha Clrrult Cnnrl, Xamlnnla fnunty. Florida, and aarta a cup) Ihrraaf upon lha Plain* (Iff or I'taintllfa allurnay not 1*1 rr than July It. 1)11. or a J...l»a pr*. .uufaaau arlll ba anlarrd agalnat you. SAVE 63 Chevy Monza 900 *1295 Bargain Buys! 57 Mercury 4 -D o o r............ 1»oo 56 Ford Ranch W a g o n ....... 11600 We Can Give You . . . 56 Dodge 4-Door ................ H IG H E S T T R A D E A L L O W A N C E 55 Oldsmobite 4-Door ....— 7*00 1BBOO 55 Mercury 4-Door Sedan.... 28(00 Now! Our Used Car Stock 48 Oldsmobile..................... 7*00 Is Low. W e Need Used C ars! 301 W . FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-0231 E3 U I C K HUNT M ERCURY INC 1M Palmolto A t *. Open Frl. Nites & Sat Afternoons | 322-4884 W. PARK MI 44IM ) �Although today waa devo­ PH O E N IX , Aria. (U P I ) — Sen- Barry Goldwater le t a- ted to fatherly dutlee, Thunaide hla prealdentla! a i pi ra­ day waa packed with politick­ tion! briefly today to tackle a ing aa the Republican pretlfather1! tougheat taak — com­ dentlal hopeful apoke In Tucpleting arrangement! fo r hla aon at a “ breakfait fo r Bar­ daughter's wedding. r y " and then hopped to N o­ Margaret A n n (P e g g y ) galea on the Mexico border Goldwater, 20, w ill take the to addreea the atate conven­ arm o f her dletlngulihed, sil- tion o f the American Legion. ver-halred father Saturday In hla breakfait speech to night and march down tha about MOO penoni, Gold wa­ alala o f tha Trinity Eplacopal ter aald that the Far E a it Cathedral fo r her marriage to eriala "haa reached major Richard Arlen Holt, 20, Loa proportion!" and accuaed the Angelea. Johnson admlnlatratlon of practicing newt management in keeping the truth from be* coming known. He urged President Johnson I and outgoing South Vletna- la In that Aaian nation. “ Hut I suggest that Pm * m eu Ambassador Henry abGoldwater alao aald he waa peoeemonger," ha aald. ot Lodge to tall the American Interested In why the hlgheat ] people what Am erica'! policy OVEK 35 YE A R S ranking active U. S. general At Fint A Palmetto Maxwell D. Taylor had been (Aloagalde old poat office) ■ent to replace Lodge. " I f the military la taking and Blaka Sawyeri, secretary. over civilian jobe," the conaervative aenator aald, “ we Club memnera dined on ought to know about it and quail and chicken prepared the reaaona fo r It." by the food committee con­ He noted that ha frequent­ stating o f Ted Williams, M y­ ly had been called a “ war­ • Carpets • Furniture era, Milner Kyats, George monger" became ot hla atti­ • Tile * Pianos Chapman and Sawyeri. Bud tude toward keeping Amerl• Rental Beds Harkey led In group tinging. ca’a defemea atrong. Methodist Men Nam e Officers Robert Goetiinger la the new preiident o f the Men'a Club o f the Flrat Methodlet Church having been inatalled at a recent meeting. Other o f­ ficer■ named are: Dr. John Darby, vlca p rei­ ident; Gerry Myera, treasurer THESE A R E M Y BOYS— Kiwanlnn Frank Dunn proudly indicates sons BiU, Roy and Frank J r„ at tha Father and Son Day luncheon. Roy had his arm in a sling— fractured his elbow playing ball. (Herald Photo) Revival To End In Long wood By Donna Katea The Rev. Louise Ellenberg of Geneva, Ala., who has been conducting a revival at the Flrat Pentecostal Church o f Longwood, will continue ser­ vices today and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. enrh day. Tim church presently la Inatalllng air conditioning and kitchen equipment. Both pro­ jects have been goals o f the Ladles Auxiliary. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, paator o f the church, haa Invited children of the area with no Sunday School homa to attend claiaea each Sunday at 10 a.m. Regular Sunday morning worship service la held at llllO a.m. each week. K IW A N IS Junior League baseball team member Tommy Austin Is embarrassed at having picture taken. Tommy was one o f the 16 members o f tha team who were guests o f Kiwanls at Father and Bon day. (Herald Photo) in compethe huge Kuwait la the fourth U r g e d oil producer In the world. We Give Better Deals Legal Notice i.Riiai. leuTirn NOTICE OK HIM-:*’ !AI. ELECTION TO ACCEPT OH DKCLINK T II K I* 110 1 * 0 1 n n C I U I I T K II AMENDMENTS KOIl T II K V I L L A O K OK NOIITII mil,ANDO, P L o lllD A . ON T IIK m i l HAT OK JULY, 1M«. Ths Klara of V olin * will b» at th* V ll U a* Oftlr* on l.nnKwnnd.Ovlfdi. llnnd In th* VIII. ag* of Norlli Orlnndn and th* pull* will It* nprn fr.ua T:#0 A M In f:*>n p. M. Churl*! Trralnr. Hnh IMriitn, Ktla lls rvll l* will b* lb* In■partnra In serve M th* lilac, lion Hoard. All persons daalrln* In avail Ibamarlrra of Ibalr rlaht In Volt mint rrglalrr *1 <mra. lt» gl*lrallon li.Mika will cloa* at IlOO I*. M. June 11, 1»«4, Ilia illlra n lh day b*fnre •lacllnn. T I I K V IL L A O K OK NOIITII OIILANIIO, Klo. Jan* It. Plk* lly Acting Clark PultlUh Jun* It, ; i A July I, O N L Y G IR L PRESENT— Little Miss Sandy Eyck, rrendduughtor o f was guest at Father and Son luncheon "because she can climb trees as good as any boy," said grandfuthcr. (Herald Photo) la lh* Court of th* Cnoatr Jwda*. S*m l**l* I V » l r , Flor­ ida. t » 1‘ rnhatr, In r n Kalatr » r TIIOMAK W I L L I A M J n N K H n*r*a**il. To All Creditor! and l*rr*i.** II** lag claim* or llrmaad* Aaaloat Said K ald ln You anil rai-h of you *r* her*by nntlflad and rri|ulr*d to |>rra»nt any rlalma and daMiami* which you, or althar of you. may hav* aualnx Ilia •atal* uf T ill iM AH W ILLIAM JONKM, d*r*aa*d. lala of aald County, to tha County Judd* Of Kamlnnl* County, florid *, *1 hi* offlr# In Ilia murt houa* of aald County at Hanford, Florld*. within *1* ralandar mnotha from Ilia tliu* of lb* flrat liublli'alliin ot till* until*. Two i-n|il,i of rarh claim or daniand ■hall b* In writing and ahall alat* th* ttlara of raal.Unr* and |>oat offlr* addraa* of th* rtalmanl, and ahall h, aworn lu by lh* rlaltnanl, hla ag*nl, or atlnrury and aomropanlait by a fIII iik fra of on* dollar and aurh claim nr dvioand not •o f l i rt ahall h* void. Al hr M arn rat Jonra A* Ksaculrl! of lha las t W ill and Taalam-nl of Til*>MAH W IL L IAM JUNKS, daraaaad fhlnholrrr and t<ouan Klral Krd-ral llulldlng Hanford, Florida Atlornry a for Kiacutrls l'ubllah Jun* It. 11. 1! * July W A 8 H IN 0 T 0 N (U P I ) — Improve urban mast Irani por­ Congreu has declared war on ta lion. II* l 'ho House and Senate tha big city traffic Jam which President Johnson said It now nave passed slightly dif­ ferent bills aimed at getting •low ly strangling tha nation's more motorists to leave their metropolitan areas. ears at home and take trains A group o f Democrats and and buses. A compromise ver­ Republicans teamed up In the sion o f the measure now must House Thursday to approve be worked out a fit75 million program to Johnaon praised paasagn of tha bill as a “ major step for­ ward" In cooperation between federal and atate authorities r e T im CIRCUIT CHCKT IN on urban problems. In a AMU r u n NHMINUUH COUN­ statement issued by the TY. ru m tiU A While House he expressed the NO. to s s MONARCH L IK E INSURANCE hope Uiet the dlfferenres be­ COMPANY, e norporntlnn tween the House and Renata Plaintiff, verelone could be worked out V. BENJAM IN r . K m tflK It. el at "so that the bill can becuma Dafandaate. law aa soon as possible.” noticb o r suit TUB STATE OK rLOHIDA The legislation provldsa a TOi Benjamin F. Krus*r, rseldenee unknown and federal matching grant pro­ I. lilt. Sara E. Krug*r, his wlfs, gram to be used by munici­ CDA-IA raaklanca unknown palities fo r purchasing new You sr* b*r*by notified that PRE -INVE NTO RY R suit haa baan tiled aval net railroad cart, buses, commu­ yon In. lh* above entitled ter stations and other trans­ oeue*. end that you are re­ quired te fils your answer portation facilities. Legal Notice 4 DOOR SEDAN P Glide Trans. Wheel Covert •00 WSW T im Haster A Defroster Deluxe Steering Wheel Foam Front SeaU LIS T 92330.60 E H — 'Windshield Foam Rubber Front A Rear Beat EXT. tlett Moulding 2.Npeed Wipers Non Glare Mirror Outside Rear View Mirror PtSiUsh *j/km ' * ! », f ls h Id A duty Dance Classes Square dancing classes fo r udulta will begin at 8 p.m. to­ day in DeBary at tha F ire­ men's Recreation Hall on Co­ lombo Road. Harold Jenklnu will bo the Instructor. A ll resIdenta o f tha area are invited to participate. M O V IN I. A M ) Il>3 uunn, PAYM EN TS O NLY Jet-Awsy Transmission Wheel Diet W8W Tire# Back-Up Lights DLX Radio A cry Package WITH m s DOWN, DOWN Open Friday Evenings And All Day Saturday M ODEL U K 4 DOOR < PAS8. Power Glide Wheel Corero 8M WSW Tiree PB Radio C A C Equipment Outside Hour View Mirror SA LE! with the Clerk of thle Court and te eerv* a ropy th*r*uf upon the plaintiff or plaint lff's attorney*, who** nsm* s a t addioee Is Jannlnas. Watts, Clarke and Hamilton, 13no Bar. nett National Bank Uulldlna. JeekaeevtUe I, Florida, not U t e r then July 14, I t l t . I f you Soil to de ao a dtoreo pro eonfaeeo will be entered aaalust you for the rotlof damended In ik e complaint. This suM Is to •ereeloee a nsorlcaa*- Tbs rest property proceeded aselnat lot T»t SO, SUN LAND ES­ T A T E * , Flint Add!tlun. s subdivision according to a plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook tt. p i gee IT end I I o f the Public Records o t SetBleolo County, F lor­ ida. W IT N E S S ssr hand and Uw seal o f aald Court at kenfard, Florida, this i n k dap o f Juno, I M t. (COURT SE A L) t Arthur H- Beekwltk. J r. Clerk of the Cirouit Court By i Martha T. Viblsu W ilt! E N TIR E STOCK OF LAD IE S DRESSES 1/3 OFF A 44 Bright Metul Trim Glove Bog Light Dome Light A Switch Haater 2 Speed Wiper A Washer Non Clara Inside Mirror Back-up LighU L IS T 93297.60 n u n 9 i» PAYM ENTS in in n * O NLY FBI, A SAT. ONLY I fo svan 'A S ! ( I MAGE CO i N( 2nd and Palmetto Avenue 322-0711 HOLLER M O T O R SALES 2505 S. Park Drive 322-0861 �Record Of Progress A decision made Wednesday by the Port Authority Committee o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce marks a milestone in the group’s effo rt to attain its final ob­ jective — a port facility in this area. It also means thnt this committee, under the capable leadership o f Fran­ cis Roumillat, the trade body’s im­ mediate past president, has posted an enviable record o f progress in a minimum period o f time. The committee’s decision to recom­ mend to the Seminole County Board o f Commissioners that the engineer­ ing firm o f Lockwood and Green, Spartanburg, S.C., be retained to make a feasibility study culminated the work it has accomplished in four months. It was on Feb, 17 thnt the com­ mittee was organized with the fol­ lowing serving ns members; Gordon Fredericks, James Avery, John A l­ exander, Andrew Cnrrnwn.v, A. L. Wilson, Carl Schilke, Scott Burns, Jack Bolt and Roumillat. They immediately established two sub-committees — one to study the Holmes Alexander 'W ell, the One in Pisa's Been an Attraction for Years!" British Vote In Doubt feasibility o f the project and the oth­ er to work on legislative matters. The feasibility group went to Jack­ sonville and made an on-the-spot study o f that city’s port and the op­ eration o f its authority. They next went to Brunswick and made a sim­ ilar study there. They are Htill plan­ ning to travel to Bainbridge, Ga., and study the facilities there. The establishment o f the commit­ tee was accomplished when the trads body’s board o f directors came un­ der the conviction that the time was ripe to take advantage o f the coun­ ty ’s opportunities which would be presented by both the cross stnte canal and the St. Johns-Indian River Canal. "When these canals come into ex­ istence,” said Roumillat, "w e want to have our facilities ready so that our growth and development will be commensurate with the rest o f this area.” From the record this committee hns established thus far, it Is ap­ parent Seminole will be ready to open the door when opportunity knocks. Jobs: A Red Problem, Too Communism’s claim to hnvc elim­ inated the old capitalistic problem of unemployment hns always been one o f its greatest selling points. Never mind how it is accomplish­ ed, there is simply no such thing ns unemployment in a Communist so­ ciety. This Communist bonst, like others, does not bear up under closer exam­ ination. Government statistics from I'oInnd, ns analyzed and reported by Ra­ dio Free Europe, reveal that 200,000 persons were laid o ff from their Jobs last winter alone, bringing the total o f unemployment in that officially Communist nation to 500,000. Significantly, many o f them are young people. It is estimated that 1.5 million Polish youths will enter the labor murket by 1970 and that the number seeking work will increasing­ ly outnumber the new jobs available. Apparently the Communist wave of the future is running up against the same shoals that were supposed to have defeated Western capitalism long ago. For thus says the Lord: You were sold for nothing, and you shall be redeemed without money.— Isaiah 52:3. • * • Throughout the whole grand tem­ ple o f the Scriptures, these two voi­ ces ever echo— Man Ir ruined I Mnn is redeemed!— C. D. Foss. Worry Clinic CASE T-404: Eva G., aged 82, la a cultured houaewifa. Although I routinely use actual office caaei In thla column and thua do not em­ ploy letters from readera (lika the uaual "advice" col­ umnist), 1 am making an ex­ ception today to prove 3 points. “ Dr. Crane," Eva wrota rerntly, " I want to thank you fo r lavin g my marriage, and I'll give you the concrete evi­ dence to show what your col­ umn in our newspaper has meant to me. "W e have been married for 12 years. But fo r the past year our marriage ha* been 'on tha rocks/ as tha saying goes. " I sought out tha profes­ sional help o f a Marriage Counselor, plus our Priest and also our fam ily doctor. "They all bolstered my sad­ ly deflated feminine ego a great deal but still m y hus­ band was cold, hostile and so fault-finding that ha would Herald Area Correspondents i i ! ; Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jolla Bar toe $38-1318 Bear Lake-imprest City Mrs. Maryann Miles $38-3178 Casselberry Mr*. Jen* Casselberry $38-104$ Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magln $65-3741 Geneva Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathlrua $40-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances waster $22-0210 Lake Monro* Air*. H. L. Jnhnaon $22-4723 I,on gwood Mr*. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlendo Mr*. Doris Dean 122-1080 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder $22-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy S9$40I9 DrBsry Mrs. Adam Muller itS-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-1611 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass $68-0933 Page 1A w altm Sanford Florida a. ' : Friday, June 26, 1964 a n i o w , nut to r a s s r u i L u a s a FRAN K VOLTOLINH, Ciesalstlsa - Oeaeral Sanaa** JU LIAN L. STBMSTSOS Associate Editor B A R R Y I. JOHNSON Managing Editor R B IR K N K IL L K H R K W . Tslsgrnph Editor DORIS W IL L IA M S Nocl.tr Editor D O T T IB AUSTIN e t t r Editor JUDY W SILLS O u s t? Editor Mom* Delivery B IL L V IK L 'R X T atari Photos raphor ROY UREMN Advsrtlslna U an agtr ROY P IA T T dsntrtl Advsrtlslng Msnsgtr liA H H I K T T SC. IT A P L IC T O M Claialtltd Dlrsolor JANUS SK O R M AK E R Busts*** Manas *r ra a a wells Mechanical BupL • UaiCKlFTIilN MATHS Hr MaU S o a tlM lo C aaatp AM Rlfea* Its Wssk U K t Tsar »ll.M 1 Tsar M l « Months M l • Msaths I I I I Moaths S *0 ■ Month* L00 1 Month L tt 1 Month V. • Pootol Regulations prsrld* that aU mall auhssrlptlsas h* paid la advene*. Entsrsd a* sscond class msttsr oslossr II, U l l at tha rest Office at Sanford, Florida, undsr tho act o f Coagroso at Marsh. Ths Htrald I* a msmhsr at th* Dallas Prase which la ontttlsd aictualv.tr to the uso tor rspuhllcatloa of all lha local news prlstsd la this newspaper. N* pari o f aay material, asws or aav*ru*tng, of this edition of Tho Bsatord Herald mar b* reproduced la snr manner with­ out written permission of ths publisher o f Th* Herald. Any Individual or firm raspoaalbte for such roprodustloa w ill b* considered as lafrlnglng oo Ths Herald's copyright sad wilt b* held llaht* for damaglag under th* Inw. Published dally ascepi Saturday, Sunday sad Christmas; published Saturday prscssdlog Christmas reduce me to every night. teara almost "Although I tried to gel him to consult our Priest or a Marriage Counselor, he always refused, for he claimed there was nothing wrong with him­ self, "Then you had several cas­ es just like mine and offered sSme of your aex booklets, so I sent for them, as a last des­ perate hope. "W ell, I woke up with a bang to my own shortcomings. For 1 had no idea until I read your rases that this sim­ ple little habit of acxual in­ difference on my part was wounding my husband's sexual ego. "H e reacted exactly as you had explained In th* news­ paper, for he became suapl clous, jealous and constantly caustic in criticising every­ thing I did. "H e even scolded our two children unmercifully and without adequate cause, ap­ parently to strike back at me. "W ell, Dr. Crane, 1 decid­ ed to affect greater an lor and thus try to solvw our pro­ blem. "And it worked! It was a miracle I M y husband now thinks I am even more wonder­ ful than when wa were first married I "T ile ebaogg 1s so pheno­ menal that I can atill hardly believe it could alt be traced to my uninlrninnal wounding of his aex vanity. ’ So please past my exper­ ience along to other wives to help them solve their problems and safeguard their children from divorce. " I am writing you, Dr. Crane, and also our good edi­ tor for thus salvaging our home." At the outset, I M id 1 waa using this letter to ebow you three points. First, husbands are loathe to consult outside a d v iie n about their marital problems, so your newspaper renders a blessing by thus bringing frank marital ad vies into their home. Second, a few gray beaded publishers have objected to any column on the ground that M is "too frank", but you can't stop the terrible divorce rate in America by piddling ground with Pollyanna generalities concerning marriage. Third, women are not pass­ ionate creituree, despite a false notion to the contrary by many men. So send for m y booklet, "Sex Problems in M arriage," enclosing a long stamped, re ­ turn envelope, plus 27c, Biossat — Ray Cromley Political Notebook Thought For Today Dr. Crane’s Eva'* rasa suggests (hr ]0 leper* whom Chrlat heal­ ed. For only ONE ever re­ turned to offer Jesua even a "Thank you." So trill you readera pleaaa Join tha "Compliment Club" and ha aa free with your thanka aa with your rritldama of your newspeper? Bruce WASHINGTON - (N E A ) - ond to react manually and an­ put on hla brakes. By eye control he'd be able lo brake nounced, but Air Force aero­ In five-hundredths of a sec­ space scientists have discov­ ond , ered that by means o f elec­ It will be a long time, of trodes placed on the skull it course, before auch thought is possible to control swltchei or eye control is practical. by thought processes. But already there is concrcle National Aeronautics and evidence that it will be feas­ Space Administration scien­ ible. tists are now planning for the Medical scientists have con­ day when an aitronaut in a structed an artificial arm apace vehicle will maneuver which ties into the nerves of his ship without using his the upper arm. "From these hands or feet. neural signals," says a As one scientist pula it: NASA scientist, "the wearer "Th e pilot will observe his can 'w lir the mechanical target and his eye movements arm, powered by small mo­ will be translated into guid­ tors, to m ove—Just aa he docs ance signals.” when he 'wills' fail own arm 11 Is only one step further to m ove." to conceive of an airplane Reportedly, the Russians pilot or an automobile driver have been able to make the steering his vehicle by eye same sort o f a "mind-controll­ movements or by "thoughts." ed " arm. Khrushchev now la The advantages would be spending large sums in this great. If a man could control field of man’s ability to con­ his apace ship, hla airplane or trol machinci. This eya and thought con­ tils automobile by eye control, for example, he could react trol opens great possibilities four times aa fast as he can in the operation o f complicat­ when using his arms or legi ed new machines. A success­ for steering or braking. ful system would make air­ Suppose it now takes a pilot planes and automobiles f i r or driver two-tenths of a sec­ mare maneuverable than they It hasn't been publicly are today. It should be possi­ ble to type at fantastic apeedf. Aerospace been forced scientists have into this field. Actions while in apace fre­ quently must be so precise and so quick that manual con­ trols won’t do. Space ahlpa and space suits require more buttoni than a man could handle. As one reeearch man puts It: "A hard-shell spare suit built for locomotion and work on a planetary surface (aay the moon) would present a . . . ridiculous array of levers and buttons went it controlled by conventional method*. By using the thought-action method, however “ such a complex apace suit could be worn and operated aa though It wera an extension of the wearer's own body. The auit'a powered appendages would move aa Ills own arms move. Hla locomotion would be ac­ complished in similar fashion, enabling movement without strain or fatigue regardless of gravity, suit weight or ter rain." LO N D O N , ENG LAND — Britain’s October election has public and private commenta­ tors very much in tha hedg­ ing mood. Tha Conaerrativcs have been weakened by a aeries of sex - and-subversion scandal* and their big man, Harold Macmillan, is hora dr combat. Their new man, a ir Alee Douglaa-Homa hasn't quite acquired tho nickname he hopes fo r — Smart Alec. The Tory prosperity fa very real, but turning a little -shop worn, and the suspicion is that the British people might be in the mood for change. But with the polls showing the Socialists aa summer lunik favorites, the same swing vote o f tha Undecided* which keep* American election* in doubt la operative in Britain. Amrriran officials, though o f­ ficially neutral, incline to be­ lieve thnt Sir Alec, while no bull o f fire, la superior to the Laborita 11arod Wilson who, while no odd ball, may get hurt by some o f the tany company that Socialism fo r­ ce* hint to keep. The Time* o f London lerm * to think thnt the old iaaua of public ownrrahip is now a dead one, in that the Socia­ lists are not so much Inter­ ested in nationalising liuainrsses aa in controlling them. Since the Conservative* do pretty much the annie thing, and don't hesitate te promote public enterprise where pri­ vate enterprise fails to serve the people, there is only a difference o f degree in the regulation o f industries. Hut a small difference, as in the matter o f MX, gets plenty o f attention. The So­ cialists are charging that Britiah firm s are heavily con­ tributing to the Tory war chest. Many ror|Kirale spok­ esmen are Indignantly deny­ ing tha accusation (fearing reprisals i f tha Socialists win), but Sir Alec treat* It all with perfect British blendneia. " I t would not surprise me," ha told a rally the other day, . . if every enterprise in Britain subscribes to the Con­ servative parly to keep the Socialists out." It's noticeable to a repor­ ter returning to England a f­ ter mot* than a year's ab­ sence, that the term "socia­ lis t" ia becoming somewhat a term of abuse here, as it ia at home. The London Ob­ server comes at this point a little obliquely by finding thnt the luibor Party’s hope for victory in October lies partly in the hope o f destroy­ ing its own imago ns acquir­ ed down the years. There are three surfaces, or angles, to tho Labor image which its ppuhtirist* scent to be trying to smudge. Face To The Past: Th* Bri­ tish voter proved in I960 thnt ha is singularly hared with tale* o f how hi* father and grnndfuthrr were exploited by the Victorian monied classes. World W ar 1 was the great watershed fo r this *orl of thing. The l.aborltes hnvc been twice bounced out of of­ fice fo r failing to look ahead instead of behind. They will haPn to prove thnt they have the answers to automation and foreign Investment (which the Tories have hand­ led pretty w ell) or they won't win. Fight T h a t Extremism: Wilson's predilection to tnku a trustful view o f the Rus­ sians and to lean toward furllieir disarmament has got him in a bit o f a bind. The British have a nimble crack­ pot clique, led by fuixy-mlnded philosophers tike Lord Ber­ trand Russell ami Rail the Bomb exhibitionists, but these are out of fashion in sn elec­ tion sen son. The average, prosperous Briton, whsther a working man or a shopkeeper or a professional, seems lo under­ stand that It would l » very poor economy to let the De­ fense machinery run down, and later ba forced to rasters it with a crash program. Ha may be a pacifist, but he in­ clines to believe that peac* is best guurded by maintain­ ing at least a semblance o f military Independence rather than tie himself Inscpsratcly to the tail o f the American kite. Tha Labor Party atill hss tn convince tha British swing-voter that there is any safety in appeasement. Pie In The Sky: British So­ cialist* have never eucceeded in making good on promiies to rut taxes and provide mtiro services. The old riddle of hiiw to give something - for* everybody and do-more-wllhIn*.m oney is still unreaolved. Tho Undecided* rather fattry their present prosperity to visions o f p sard l.aachc-t It hardly pay* any longer for an American to attempt to predict an American elec­ tion. Stilt less should he dara to mind-read as secretive a rare aa the British. Th* only safe forecast ia that this political contest, like the recent California primary, will bo subject to a last-mo­ ment trend, which no man is wise enough to anticipate. GK0RQI STUART P ro ..nl .-\ m Maw IMtTM t f a f a t ^ ^ A D D IN B M H I ,$ 8 9 * 0 Ess&hfij Iw .'I.'m v Y v v J M C us a ft..? ' * t u * m t*tr tam aL Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald erty In Seminole County for proposal has been sub­ 1069 was $34,216,708 and a mitted to the Seminole Coun­ 41.6 mil levy produced $1.410,906 of lax levenue. This ty Board o f Commissioner* taxable value for 1069 waa with copies to the Hoard o f $162,860,862 and a 11.0 mil Public Instruction and Semin­ levy produced $1,791,469 of ole County legislators calling tax revenue, and fo r 1963 this fo r a Joint discussion o f tha taxable value o f $196,146,621 with a 14.25 mil levy produ­ possibility and feaaability o f ced $2,794,426 o f tax revenue. legislation amrnding the preUpon the completion o f th* Bent law by reducing tha lim­ 1969 reappraisal, reassess­ it which the mlllage rata for ment and th* decrease to in rnutlna county operations may 11.0 mil levy, it waa expected not exceed, the amended lim­ that new construction added it to be more commensurate to the tax rolls each year with the Increased assessed would provide the additional taxable valuation. tax revru* required fo r tha Tha present stats law al­ added demands fo r facilities lowing up to 60-60 mils for and services. However, It has stated purposes has existed been necrisary fo r the Board many years when the aaaiaiof Public Instruction to Ined taxable values war* not creaao from tha established only at various percentages 6.0 mils o f 1069 to th* pres­ o f full value but at various ent 8.26 mils. During ths per­ percentages of unrealistic val­ iod o f 1969 to 1962, a total ues having no basis for justi­ of $76,056,235 estimated coat fication. i t waa recently re­ o f new construction waa list­ ported that .14 counties now ed on building permits issued, asaasi at percentages varying while th* 1963 assessed tax­ from 60 up to 100 percent able value o f real property and 33 counties assessing at increased $30,793,697 over from 27 up to 40 percent. No that o f 1059. standard measure* o f value Based on average annual were stated. increases ainc* 1969, tha a*Legislation o f 1963 provid­ •eseed taxable value fo r 1964 es that a i o f Jan. 1, 1964, as­ ahould exceed $200,000,000 sessment o f property In ths and with an expected Increase various counties shall be at in mlllage to be levied, I confull value according to seven points o f criteria to be con­ I’R E -IN V E N TO R Y sidered and that mlllage rat­ es ehall be proportionate! v de­ creased. I f this law ia to be complied with, then why E N TIR E STOCK OF should not the law o f mlllage LA D IE S DRESSES limitation b* amended accord­ ingly? For example: a high millFKf. A SAT. ONLY! aga rale was necessary due to the low assessment prior to the 1969 reappraisal and ressieisment. The total aaerased taxable value o f prop­ A tend that the taxpayers would betleva there i* full justifica­ tion for this proposal, and. that If accomplished — even if only by a local law lim it­ ing the annual increases al­ lowed — would enenuruge our existing commercial and In­ dustrial enterprises to expand and would ba added Induce­ ment fo r others tn locate tn Seminole County, promoting a more diversified and stabil­ ised economy. Bn would be the organisation o f th* RemInola County Taxiwyers A s ­ sociation aa proposed In De­ cember, 1963. Vernon W . Dunn M O D E R N IZ IN G YOUR H O M E H E A T IN G ? If Nin At 0 IlICTme r W RATH H U R O N A U ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP A m , m o n e y b e t a s id e with us b y July lOlh w ill cam from July 1st toward a full 6 months’ return next December 31 st. Here's the way to say ‘ ‘yes’’ to that exotic Caribbean cruisa next w in ter.. . new wardrobe, sports equipment, or other fi­ nancial goals ahead. Make the most o f top earning action for your havings. Open or add to your account by the lQthl • AUTOMATIC OFEIATION • SAFE AND C H A N • ENHANCES FIO PEITY P t *4 F R ID A Y , J U L Y lOth Y EA R I 0 I N I A ll C M IIT IO IIN I Per Annum Current ifate SA L E ! Vb off C o w an 'a SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 11$ Msgnolia 312-1161 ifflM ifrlM iflB B fcM 312 W . First St i s s oOc i a t TZTn Sanford Ph. 322*1242 ------------- h �RTDE GLANCES By Galbraith Horoscope Forecast l i T t S D i T f JPltO W, ! • * * SE V E R A L TENDENCIES. A Saturday to b* ours to Iht energy now ( • n i r t l l t « *»' everything In *PPl*-Pl*-ordei and to mok# bosdw.y In the vtrlod direction! which hove to do with tho wire u*o o f yeui tnorsloi in unique and orlgtnat mod** of ox pros* l on. Toko time ont to ohow yon oro obi* t » Pl»“ » ®thoro hr pour efficiency. . a r ir * March I I to April ] « ) — Tour bool frlondo oro amenable to pour ouggoitloni ond Ihlo eon bo o very hoppp •nd worthwhllo dop. r u n oomo , « rt o f oorlol ploaeur* tonlohr. too. Budget pour tlmo ear*. ^T A CR CS (April *• to bfop *01— (lotting pour appearance Improved oo that you Sain sreattge with blfhor-upo U Im. portont In n. m. Bo ooriouo In. otoad of frivolous. (I M pour r r . lit Improvod oaollp and ViKWH 6-2 L 'And m ty | ask how you know aha doesn’t play chats?" By Kate Osann TIZZY * ' { II) I (May 11 to Juno — Cortaln rule* hav* been eet up for the bottor functioning o f pour homo and you muot bo auro to maintain thorn ocrupuloualy. Adopt a now Attitude. Situation thoro will than bo tnflnttolp moro boarabla. MOON CHILDREN (Juno I I to July I D — Tou Ilk* perfect order around you and thla will holp you to mako a «ood Improaaton on hlshor-upa. Oe* builnooi affair* wound up nInttlllgently. Then relax with tho ono you Ilk* tho moot, I.KO July I I to Auguit I t ) — Ho certain to sot Into Sat­ urday dlteuoMon* with partnora oo that you mako pour affair* mor* workabl*. Fin* opportunity to com* to t ” lJ'o without dolap. Uo affablo, wloo. . . . , VinrlO (Auruot I I to Septombor H> — “ I ? 1* ,Ao * om* kind act that wtll ploaio roworker* on ihlo froo dap, aaeoelatlon can bo much moro ploaoant In the fulur*. Find tho rlfh t hobby lator. Uoo onersp wlatlp. L IBR A tStptombor I I t* October I D — Tou ara right, fully Intoroitod In gutting out for needed rocroatlon today and ahould do ao. Plan serial affair* for tonight nicely. Mako appotntmonta oarlp. n r o H P i o (October I I to Jfovombor I D — Working on a plan that will mako pour horn* moro charming and put you In a good light with clooo tie* to fin*. Aoalot othor# In a praetlcot wap, Thon you gain ro- ipMto 4-26 "•8ho hasn't ftalksd to mo slnoo I fsU aalttp at bar partyr* C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner H n »i« 1 Ukod tho part whom l-2 i horc-^tho ||uy in front— takod you two to shut up SAUIT TAR II’ S (N or em btr I I to Doctmbor I D — I f you mako • ur* to mako out reporta accuratalp, you can auccoed mora quickly. T ak* any llt tl* trip that la noeaaaarp. Enjoying hobhlea with frlenda tonight la fine. CAFRirORN (December II to January I0>— Inatead of ilaeliIng off to what la novel and unpredictable, atlck to tho tried and trua. (let method! Improv­ ed where fln*nc«» ar* concern­ ed. Then you make big head­ way. A q r A H I ls (January 11 to February I D — An oicellrnt day to got health and appearanco Improved. Tou can later get about aoclally and get the reaulta you deaira. Don't be afraid to exproaa youraatf— ba charming. PISCES February t« tu March M l — Ita loyal to truetad frtonda and mako plana for tho future vary plaaiahtly, cleverly. Spoud aoma tlmo get­ ting aecumlattd trivia out of Hi* way. CI*»r tho d*ek« for •apanalon. I P TOUR CM LID IS SO RT TODAT. h* or »h* will b* on* of thoa* Individual* who will qigckly graev n«w, modern Ideas lueb s i •*l«n*o and tho Ilk*, nnd pan should olant thu oduratlon along ouch lint*. Her* I* a paraon who la * sr*gerloq* tout and who llkea working with pacplo along hu> manllarton, phllotophlcal lines personnel. ate. -The Slurp laapoL they 4* * • » e n p l . " Wbut r e t ■ * ! • •< pope.. IU p . I*, largely.. Up- la TOBt it 'u p a t . j n s sa, i » * i OE NR R AL THNDRNC'JEBt Much oenfuolon can b* present today when to sot and pul 'plans Ists sffost. and tha mo* ment ts alt back SSd lot con­ dition* work thomaolvoa out. R* our* to hold foot to arcoplod principles and during ■psra hour* g * l your surround­ in g* a» SttrsoUv* * * pooalbts sftor which you « * ■ *nurta iu eloii till. A R I R I (March 11 to April I I ) — Tou ar* quit* oonfueed a* to what you rtally want to­ day, but alllaa can oaally eel you thinking straight. Stand up for ysur spiritual beli efs Then all worka out OK. T A l ' R C I (A pril 10 to May I D — Tou art highly dedicated now to publlt w ork and would do well to g « t In touch with b lj. w tga and dlicuta Ideal. Visit with tkss* who can help you with pour ortdlt. Expand. GEMINI (May I I to Jun* I D —aatlln g off to oervlce* will hats V*u to atsad firm Is your proved conviction*, to ihow your loyalty to trusted one*. Hldealep the unworthy and al­ ly yourself with tha ethical lf>o» CHILDREN (Jun* I I 1* July I I ) — Belt** trust to your judgment Inotoad sf is hunches which may b* orronooua today. Dot advlc* from other*, too, If you'r* not cer­ tain. B* *ure not to lot mat* down la whatever ska * r h* tapoots of you. LEO (July M ts August I D — I f pou simply listen to tho Ideas o f others, remaining quit# cloto-mouthod yourielf,' you btnaflt treatlr. Homs a f ­ fair* sr* oomowhat ten**. Hemem her that stlono* la gulden. T IR O S (A uguit I I to Sept­ ember I D — coast r e a r bl**»Inxe sad show others they were sained by hard work and being a porfscHoalot. Foraet about taking sny unn*roee«ry trip. Do what la Important on thla fro* day. L IE R A f September I I to Oct-, ober I D — Tou doalro to put y o tg other talonu U work.* but there require otudy, prac­ tice, after you hav* gone to church. Show butlneea aaperl* that you sr* truatworthy. Visit with thrm. SCORPIO (Oeteber t| M Mo-, vsmbor I t ) — Plssalsg closest Hot Is Important bow sad you* must control your temper, which 1* on odgo duo to wor­ r i t s Bny llttl* s ift* that sat­ isfy. Attend service* for solace.' S A a tT T A R IT S (November I I : >• Decombo* I D — Rotlglou*. mooUngi will help you t * of f - * *t that feeling o f imbalance- ( / m r*fg U ) | �S' Horoscope Forecast (Continued from P a g e 2 A) within your**lf. Don't ( a x • boat little thlnr*. Retolvo to not thlnr* done more wltely In the future. c t r a i c o B J f (December 11 to January KM— Keeping prom l i e i without fell te highly Important now. It you desire to be suereiefut. Study rell glnu* phlloeophy that la en­ lightening. Confer with adri eor* later. j l d t ' A R i r i (January I I to February 1 ) ) — I.lvlng an #*emplary life hae brought you your Mes-lngs—Inspire other* today. Step out and vlalt thoee you like. Show your affection In eome tangible way. P la ces (February 16 to Uarch KM— Time fore concen­ trating upon the loftleet tenete you can conceive and putting them to uee in your life. Make new rrlende. However, don't neglect the tried and true. if to rn cmt,n is anna T n t l t r , he or ehe will be very talented around othere, but hae to taka cara not to atrut too much or be too talkative, which nauld teed to trouble. Tour progeny will be greatly Intereeted In pollttce or any­ thing connected with govern ­ ment hut the etage or bullneam are beet outlet! here; al­ so being eatlifled limply to be a good eltlitn. which la l a y ­ ing a great deal. OUR BOARDING HOUSE ■hr IF ANV O P TUAT PAINT O N THE KUO. VEL IAT CAESAR,WOMAN.'CAN'T ,DO VCXJR PORTRAITS — YOU USE TMAT VACUUM IN in b l a c k a n d b l u e / ANOTHER ROOM * I AM MAVlbkP THAT FACE Of= MV PORTRAIT PAINTED, AND THAT TAK& V O U R S O U T IN T H & NOISE IE DI6TRACTIN& TO THE Kitchen , with the ART1&T AND Mfc! — EGAD.dlSNOR O TH ER PANS, IP THIS BERNAloV HAS PAINTED KOVALT NOISE AND 6TATE5.MEN — AND THIS DISTURB*. COMMOTION \6 DISCONCERTING y o o . 'S . TO HtS SENSITIVE TSMFECAMENT ►fi Th« wide cattle of Para­ guay art said to be almost Immune to dlMaa*. P R E -IN V E N T O R Y SA L E ! E N T IR E STOCK OF LA D IE S DRESSES .Tunc 20. lOGi-Pnpe 3A SrritTB A PERSON WUO’S N > AUTHOR) TV 9 IS SOUND - TO MAKE < ENEMIES <ceco.~: JW03E& ‘ m ; • ca'R U M - 1 A L L HE DOES IS SIT, OIT, SIT/ y^/A £\rt V4 House-! c l e a n in g OUT OUR ,> n S' W AY • 6- z ? te MIA let- IM »#» Ut t* OK Thsy'ra a well-matched couple: Each ta m t around t hundred a week, I underetandl" ■L D O V - W H A T A T sw au T r-h iN G xZ^JiO T DAY/ TIZZY J f l ? A nn By Kate Osann IT KEEPS UP ^ eoSH, ELECTRIC* W lW li^ p A C f IfJUTTV, vTDOn-lRASTE/ OP 1WIM3S BORN THIRTY YEAE9 TOO SOON S IM BY SOUttZiMCi JM O r AUTC1MAHCAU.Y/j SURE J . -T.R v/iLUAMS iMAhtUtoMto M Z — —r** wSieuD IS REACT— OUR ANCESTORS 2 If f -Oil namM HM'If toll las ft* leg Ut *s> 0* e WMrm*'toTtabeta»st______ TALK ABOUTeiCiO HUMOR/ W W O T ffiT O A V R fS A S 'f "Freddy le tha old-fashioned type. Instead o f going steady, ha wanU to kaep oompanyl" r C tM E A O a P & S A RLANST VrHCEETH£3 ) INHABITANTSABS C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner JUkJj / Y V A N T ME \ SOCIALLY OUT IN TH* IN DUE TIME 'v.THATN J i m TO O WITH OOP JliMCK.E . WITHfafT lilO WMBaavaa / m em o r y , h r mvshim 't , LCTOaaT \VVHA1 KJC3 "What'd ye think I meant when I « aid I knaw wharf there's a good driving range?" e H M e M iL i. i a i * i i x e » \ MU' OOOMD33. t m , DHOULP (JAY IT IS PANOEKHISf OtflA MEKTll MAITLN... SHORT RIBS P 'twit pitch#. ftm has one of “twE w orst EARNED PUN averages in iu e lEAGuE-HES A REAL tOSER. I* HIS FAST BALL IS -TERRIBLE. HIS CURVE IS foOR, AND HIS SLIDER IS IMPOSSIBLE"• '.QS r f •*>**/Ss x\t. y l»l, UMM l rfH? v'/sV *'*• HOWEVER. FANS. HE DOES NAVS O RfAT, pjnpointccwtrol/ 'Do you suppoea Janle'a losing Interest? The last two dates there's been oractlcallv nothing In her refrigerator!" u Aniwer to Provlou* Punt* Musically Speaking BUGS B U N N Y e v e u s * ciiahco CtlANCTElAR.CIVE u s * . CUAWCL TO BKINO VOt/IMIO i r*» uy, wutRfi aurosN COURgg, 4 nxmMMP IT Wilt** N TM H ACSOU 1 Mutittl Intiiunient ■ Dperelle arts I " -----Salle la tha Suneef* 11 Woodwind muilcal Init rumeat 11 Undid 14 Dutib tUy ISFernlclou* IT Contend I ! Utopian •tinderd 15 Workihop I I liooly 21U k*I point 21Cruwd 27 Human dels til Verdian opera I I Sis stringed ..sir . diver M Elder IT Wand* eg end U Consolidate ISUcalion II Murmur (dial.) 41(lave food to PlAWA-WHO'D HAVE TH£XJ*HT BCUBA-DIVINO COUtOYE &TAKTCD AIL THAT TROUBLE? next week: NEW ADVWTUI 44 New SagUsd MTwswfceeled 4# Walking Mkk “ ® d a : mw *. .1r »T B oy «p . Vs O FF PRI. A SAT. ONLY! (jow an A ’ Bv Galbraith MAYBE BETTE! TURNEPI INTERCOM, THOUSlI I'M MOT IN An V POPULARITV CONTEST IT DCESNT BOTHER ME A BiT STDE GLANCES H _____ -------NT ♦ T h e Stare Impel, th ey do ant co m pel. " W h a t y e a aia h r « l yo ur life ta la r g e l y ap In Y O t 'l MOXDAT, I C S B IP, 1M4 liE IE R A L T E S D E a C Itll New you have a Monday to atari tha week right by put­ ting Into motion tha Ideal un­ der which, during the pa»t weekend, you decided to op­ erate In the daya ahead. T «u aee clearly your ov tr -a ll alma and amblltona now and alen the apenlfle meant by which they can he made to work out eueceeefully for you. A III Lie (March I I to April I I I —. firing by youreelf ae much aa yuu can and doing thoia talk * that rellave preaent preuurea will ptaaee htghar-upa. Taka the lime to help thoee who are III. Bring little preeenll. T A litre (Ap ril 16 to May :o>— I f you contact thoae allle* who can advlee you how beat to gain your almi. they alio glva flna backing. Be very anclablw. Thla la tha flneat meant for getting ahead. UKMIVt (May 21 to June I t ) — lie the one to make big headway with the public In general and hlgher-upe In par­ ticular. Keep buey at both pub­ lic and bualneaa dutlee. Labor until tala In the night. MOOT ti ltL D H K M (June I I to July I I I — Wonderful Idea* occur to you. and they alen come from other# of varied cultural background!. Coinynunleati wllh thoea out-of town. Be aura to atudy them very well; pul leet Into opera­ tion. I.KO (July I I to Auguet I D — Tour eubeonicloua hat the ■ n t a t r i to ell your current need#, If you will Juel concen­ trate long enough. Thla will a l*o benflt mate and cloee tlee. Cultivate habit of axaetseee V I R G O (Auguat 11 to Sept­ ember I D — Cojietulllng with partnera and eichenging view* bring* about daep alliance that le longlaatlng. (let re­ m i t * In tha future. W ork in g on hohblee la beet way to r e l i t later. I.IBRA (September I I to October 111— Evening fin* for social nlooltee after a hard dty making constructive plena (or the future. Be cheerful and lighten tha burden* • ( other*. Preetlg* Increeete. ■('(MtFtn (October I I to N o­ vember D ) — You muet per­ form the work aeelgned to you and nut try to pie* It o f f on another. It I* certainly worth the doing. EaeeNent result* can accumulate therefrom far Into the future. • A Q I T T A R I t ' l (November I I to December 111 — D o i n g for your own family, keeping prumleee made le flret on the ag nda today. You may hara to aacrlflca a Ittlla In oulalda nativity. Get down to funda­ mental*! CAP RICORN (December I I to January I D — Concentrat­ ing upon financial affalra ao that yuu need not worry about money I* wle* right now. Uaten to on* who I* very eucceeeful. Follow Ideas and have have true abundance, A t H A l u t * (Jannary t l to February 1*1 — Don't be afrnId I d expreee yoarself with others and iliow your flna capablllllaa. Dree* well and be o f f to tha right plaeaa. Sue« * * » la yeare for (he asking. PISCES (February 1* to March 1*1— (letting together with an aipert o v tr aoma aped a l project that la vital to your Intereela la right. Thle help* organlasllonal plan*. Money *«n ba aavad la tha long run. IK YOUR CRIED t l RORW T i l l ! A Y , behind every projeot thl* youngeler lacklee te a r e ­ markable Intenelty o f purpoe* and a driving fore* that le tantamount ta discontent. While menap may b* a real problem at time*, tha tack ef It. that la, your fascinating progeny surmounts all, A tre­ mendous tucceei I* poaalble In this chart, but you must *** to It that a good baeto educa­ tion la glvan. “ Tke Stars Impel, they ds ■of ewmpel." W k e l yos make y e s make at yaw* Ilfs to large­ ly sp ts V o l ’ l Carroll lilgbter'e Individual Furereet for your sign for July I* now ready. For your copy tend your blrlbdsto end I t. * * to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Bet 1111, Hollywood 11, California. #nnforft DOWN eeble IedUa WiiMuiton Jo Siiuere I I'lmeer pert 8 ''My O a f — '* • Liter of oleic add Tlluff a Musteline mammal DHrviieli 10 Mies Ademi 11 Kutcet creature 10Philippine xaport 10 Kent 32 Smell* 14 l‘r*U*t 21 Manlfrat 26 Innkeeper* 28 Cookery term S3Meaiuro of H Caper (coll ) 31 Too M Earthy nutarlal 47 Roburt eSUtviriwn* M) li ra . 81 Sun of Seth 82S(intr* (ab.) 88 Neither captclly IS I'antry (IcoU 40 Chenl 41 Squill blue 48 AuditorF �T H E SE V E N TH -D A Y A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Corner Tth I Elm N. U M nthewa------------Peetof SERVICES S A TU RD A Y — Salihcth S c h o o l ----- * ! l l A m. Worahlp Service — ll:4e a m. Wedneeday Night pra yer Service _ _ 7:11 p. tn. **Wa Hava Thla Hope” radio ntaeias* each Sunday a. m. at I I I * over W T n i i at l i l t an your rndlo dlaL Alliance C H RIST IAN MISSIONARY a l l ia n c e church M i l Park A v a at l « t h SL tie r. C. C. Daea Jr. _ _ Paator l u n d i f Bchool —— fid* Worehlp Service — *• J"' Evenlnp Worehlp _ IU0 p. m. Alliance Youth Pallowihlp (Sun,) — I I I * P- m. (W e d ) prayer Servlet ------ T ill p. m. Assembly O f God p IN E C n E S T ABSEMRLT OF OOD CHURCH Cor. 17th and Klin H. M. Wilder --------- — - Paetor JORDAN 1111 W. Pirat Street Sunday School 11:11 A m. Morning Worehlp — 11:M a. m. Illble Study (Sunday) 7:44 p m. Kvan giltltlo Service 7:44 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 7:04 p. m. Bill Stephana _______- Paelor A Cordial Walcoma to All O A K L A W N B A P T IS T CHURCH 1141 Country Club Hoed Sponoored by Plret Baptlat Church nev. R. T. I l a r r a l t ---- - Paator Sunday School __ — 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Service — I I : « a. m. Training Union _ — 1:11 p. m. Evening Worahlp — 1:44 p. m. Wtd. I'reyer Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. METHODIST CHURCH 41* Park Ava. John T. Adame Jr. „ Paelor Morning Worehlp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday S c h o o l ___ >:IS a. m. Mornlnp tVorehlp 10:45 a. m. MTF M eetln p e 1:14 p. m. fIntermediate. Senior) Evenlnp Worehlp _ 7:10 p. m. CHURCH OF OOD OF PR OPH ECY 1501 Elm Avenua Rev. R. L Strickland _ Paetor Sunday S c h o o l _____ 1:45 a. m. Worahlp Service _ 10:45 a. m. K .-n pelle tlo Herr. _ 7:14 p. m. Wednreday: Tounp People V. I* B. Serr. 7:10 p. m. Blbla Training Serr 1:04 p.m. GRACE METHODIST CltURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland A v e , Rev. John It. Hlraa Jr., raator Church School ____ l:4S a. m. Mornlnp W o ra h lp __ 11:04 a. m. M T F ------------------- 1:10 p. m. P i n S T B AP TIST CHURCH I I I Park Avenue r. B. C h a n c e ------ ’r . . P**,or Mornlnp Worehlp — a- "JSunday Sohool —w. l i t * a m. Mornlnp Worahtp — lit*® *• ra. Tra ining Union — l i t * A ra. Evening Worehlp - Til* p. m. Wed, Prayer Service T i l l p. ra. C E N T R A L B AP TIST CHURCH Cor. ttth SL * Oak Ave. Gall Smith _ . --------Sunday School — . I l l * a m. Morning Worehlp - l l i l # a m. Tra ining tfunlom — l i t * PEvening Service *• "»• Wed. Prayer Servlon t i l l p. n». Nureery Open W T R I t ---------- ------7 : » p. ■■ Sunday Nlta Brondonat MISSlONAnT CHURCH Holly Ava. ---------- 11:11 a an. Morning Worehlp — 11:40 4. ra. Even ing Worehlp — T:*4 P. m. Wedneeday Prayer g ervl e a ------ . t i l t p. m. P1NECREST B A P TIS T CHURCH Onora Road P a a t o r _____ William J. Ouae# Mornlnp Worehlp • 111*0 a m. Sunday School —— I H * a m. Training Union --«»» I d i p* w. Evening Worehlp — Til * P. ra­ w e d . OHIcera a Taaohera M e a l i n g ----- —— - •*»* *• ra. E L D E R SriUN OS n A P T IS T Old Orlando Hd. at llaelar Ava. R. Ilamllion OrlHIa Paator Sunday School _ _ I H * A m. Mornlnp Worahlp — ! ! : • • A m. Training Union —« *1*1 P- ra. Evening Worahlp — l i t * p. ra. CONG REG ATIONAIC H RISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o f Chrlat) P e rk Avenue at 14th SL Ii44 A m. ____ Church School 10:44 A m. _ Worehlp Service 7:14 p. m. _ Chrletlen Youth Mlnletry Rev. W a ll er A. R. UcPbcreon, Paetor Episcopal Christian C l i n i S T CHURCH Church street, Lonpwood Pr. Chartea W . StewarL Jr. Vicar Hnly Communion _ 7:1* a. m. Pervlca a Sermon — 1:10 a. ra. F I R S T C H RIST IAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1107 S. Sanford A v a TL Vernon Puller Sunday S c h o o l ------ 1:4* A m. Mornlnp Worahlp 10:00 a m. 1 CHURCH O P OOD Sind a French If. C. S m i t h __________ Paelor Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. Mornlnp Worship _ 11:eo a. m. Kvangelletlo Serr. , 7:10 p. m. Tuea. Prayar Barr. _ 7:10 p. m. Thure. Young Peopla E n d e a v o r ____ ____ 7:10 p. m. Congregational OSTEEN n A P T I S T CHURCH HWY. 41* PH. I I I - I U I P a e t o r ____Cheater W. Plank Sunday S c h o o l----- 10:40 A m. Mornlnp Service _ 11:01 a m. Training Union 1:10 p. Evening Service 7i*o p. Wedneeday Meetlnpe: Orpanliatlona ___ 0:14 p. Prayer _ _ _ _ _ _ — 7:*o p. C h o i r _____________I HO p. Baptist WESTSIDR B AP TIST ith st. a Paul M. Caller Sunday Sohoel MISSION AR T nAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School — I HI •• m* Mornlnp Worehlp — M :M *• » • Evening Worehlp — 7 HJ P- m. Youth Serv. (Sun.) - < tj« P- » * M id -w eek Serv. (W ed.) „ 7.11 p. m. Methodist Church O f God Baptist Adventist P IR S T C H RIST METHODIST CHURCH Runland Eetataa Cltrua Halphta Rev. nay Gregory/ Jr., Paelor Church S c h o o l ____ t:4S a. m. Mornlnp Worahlp 11:00 a. m. MYK ________ ______ 1:14 p. m. Eve. W o r e h l p ____ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p.m. Nazarene F IIIS T CHURCH OF T H E N AZA ItE N E W. Jr.l HL at Mapla Ava. Paul B l c k e a ___________Paetor Sunday School _ _ _ l : t t a. m. Mornlnp Worehlp _ 10:45 a. m. Youth ----------------- - 1:04 p. m. Eranpelletlc Service 7t40 p. m. Mid-Week Service (W ed.) _ 7:40 p. ra. Third Sunday S ln p a p lra tlo n ___ 1:04 p, m. K in sT c m in c it H O LT CROSS 411 S. Park Ava. Pr. Lero y D. Soper. Rector H oly Communion 7:10 a m. Family Service and Sunday School 1:00 a. m. Mornlnp Prayer (Flret Sunday — Holy Communion 11:10 a. m. Church O f Christ CHURCH O P CHRIST Geneve Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangellit Blbla School _ _ 10:00 a m. Mornlns Worahtp _ 11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ TtIO p. m. Wed. prayer Service ! : I 0 p. ra. When I watch the stone mason at his trade . . . then I ’m sure I can shape a stone. I f . . . I had the right tools! I f . . . I could apply just the right driving force 1 P A O L A CHURCH OP CHRIST IHshway 41 Weet Morrla Ruby Evanpellet Blbla Clae* ______ 10:40 a. m, Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. Evening Worahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Blbla Cleeeee Wad. _ 7:10 p. ra. Free Methodist P n R K M ETH ODIS T CHURCH Corner Ith SL and Laurel Ava. Eugene S h e l d o n ______ Paetor Telephone) 113*7411 Sunday School _ 1:45 a m. Mornlnp Worehlp _ 10:51 a. m. Evenlnp Worahlp _ 7:00 p. m. Wed. Pra yer 8ervlce 7:10 p. m. But my stone always splinters, shatters. I t tlwuld be eaeier to ehaye the future. Tomorrow seems so formless, so pliable. Yet there arc so many tools. Which to use? So many kinds of force, of power. Which will shape, not de­ stroy, my hopes! I am realizing fast that the vital tools must he sjnVi/uah My Church is training me to understand, to u m them. CHURCH O P C liniST 1111 Park Avenua Bert B r o w n ______ Evanpallal Sunday Blbla Study ______ 10:00 a. m. Mornlnp worahtp _ 11:00 a. m. Evenlnp Servlet _ Olio p. m. ■ee "Herald of Truth" t p. ra. Sunday na Channel 0 Tueedar Ladlee Blbla ClaM - 10:00 A n. Wedneeday Bible C l a a a -------- T i l l p. ra. Lutheran And centuries of Christian heritage convince mo that the driving force ought to be spiritual. A Power that flows from God . . . is grasped by faith . . , and in the reverent hands of dedicated men will shape— rather than shatter — tomorrow. L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF* T H E REDEEMER 101 W. l l l h Place T h a Church of tha Lutharan Hour" and T V "T hle la tha Life” Herbert W, Ooerea ____ Peetoy Sunday School _ 1 : 1 5 a m. Worehlp Service __ 15:10 A ra. T H E C H U R C H F O R A L U •A L L F O R T H E C H U R C H The Church la Ihr yrratril lector on re: ll: for tin’ hulhhnf of charac­ ter and (uod citimuliip. 11 li ■ tlnrrhnuwi of aplritiul laliire. Without a •Iron* Church, neither democracy nnr rivillMlion ran eurvivr. The:# era (mir ouund reeoona why every l>eraun eltould attend aervlcae rtfu* Christian Science PIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Eaat Second Street Sunday Service a Sunday Hchonl _ _ ll:ee a. m. Subject: "Chrlatlan Hrlence’* Wedneeday Service _ 1:44 p. m. Reading Room! 301 K. Flret. Weekdaye: 10:10 a. m. - 4:14 p. ra. Friday Evanlnpi 0:10• i l l p. m. lerly and aupport the Church. Urey era: (1 ) For hie own eeke. (3 ) For hia children’# eeke. 13J Fartheeeka rtf hie cranmunily end nation. ( 4 1 Fnr Ihe eeke of the Church iloelf, which need# hie moral and material aupport. Plan to |o tn church rt|Uleriy tnd read your Bibla dally. CmrltM UM. Reieter AdvwtUn# Swvioe, be, A/Mbury. Va flundey I Chronicle* Monday I Chrtmirlas 29:10-19 11:11-21 Tueedar Jeremiah 1:4-10 Wedneaday Matthew 9:1-1 Thurtday Matthew 28:11-20 Friday John 1:9-11 Baturday John 10:19-80 OF T H E NAE AR ENE Lake Mary, Flo. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Peetoy Sunday l:IS a. m . ____ Blbla Bcheol 11:00 a. m. _ Mornlnp Worehlp 7:04 p. m. Evenlnp Service 7:04 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week I'reyer Servlcee 7:04 p. m. __ tnd Wad. M i l t* lonary Service 1 : | 0 OOD SHEPHERD I.U T IIE R A N CHURCH 3100 A Orlando Drive ll w y . 17-93) Sanford, Florida 133.1113 The Rev. J, Gordon P e a r y , Paetor Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:00 a m. Communion— Flret Sunday In Each Month K IN D E R G A R T E N AND NURS­ ERY Pentecostal P IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHUIICH OK LONG WOOD 111 Orange Street Rev. K. Ruth Grant __ Paetor Sunday School _— 11:01 a- m. Mornlnp Worehlp __ 11:00 A m. Sunday Evenlnp _ 7:10 p, m. Wed. Illble Study _ 7:10 p. m. Comiuerors Meeting F r i d a y ------------- l i l t p. m. Presbyterian P IR S T PJIESBTTERIA N CHURCH Benford, Flo. Oak AVA * Ird SL Orover C. Sewell J r . __Peetoy Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaaletant . Paetor Church School ____ 1:11 a m. Keaalon M e e l e ___ 1:11 A m. Mornlnp Worahlp 10:oo a. m. Iloneer Fallowahlp 1:00 p. m. Senior HI Fallowahlp 5:00 p.m. Evening Worehlp _ 7:11 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet _ 7:01 p. m. CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT l i l t South Orlando Drive Thomae II. Makln Paetor Worehlp ... ..... ....... 1:00 a. m. Chur oh School ...... 10:0* A ra. -The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL GREGORY LU M B E R o f Sanford H IL L LUM BER & H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Cruppa and Employees NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff E A S T SIDE G AR AG E V irgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 48 ft BeardaU H O LLE R MOTOR SALE S CO, and S ta ff OVIEDO RADIO ft E LE C TR IC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff PERFECTO N D AIR IE S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Robinson and S ta ff K ID D Y 'S STA N D AR D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L . D. P L A N T E . INC. Oviedo, Florida AD AM S T R A N S F E R ft STORAGE Phone 8224)226 C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. SANFORD W E LD IN G ft FA B R IC A T IN G CO. Bill WhiUy ft Employees C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, 8anford A . D UD A ft SONS, INC. Slavln, Florida FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees H A R R E L L ft B E V E R L Y AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1 st S t , Sanford H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees K ILG O RE SEED CO M PANY 1400 W . 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning TH E RITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTRO W ER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., IN C . B. ED W ARD S BU ILDERS 8 U P P L IE S and Employees 8 M IT T Y ’S S N A P P IN ' T U R T L E M OWER S A LE S A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff S TA T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Companies Irvin g L P ryor and S taff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff H AR O LD H. K A S T N E R CO. and Employees W ILSO N-EICH ELBURG ER M O RTU ARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff W 1LSON-MAIER FU R N ITU R E CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson C ITIZE N S B A N K O F OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida •SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Bapliil Church, Oviedo Central BnpUat Church, t i l l Oak A v a Chuluota Pirat Baptlat Church Chuluota Baptlat Minion Bportamnn'a Club, Chuluota Kidar Springe Uapllat Church, I l f Lehman Rd. Pirat Baptlat Church. I l l Park Ava. Prlendehlp Baptlat Chur oh t Altamonte HprlnsP m . III. Altamonte Springe P i n t Baptlat Church at DeBary P in t Uaptlct Church at Genera P in t Baptlat Church at Lake Harp Pirat Baptlat Church at Lake Mouroa Pirat Uapllat Charch at Longwaud. oar. churoh a Oraat _ . P in t Baptlat Charch ar Orlada P i n t Baptlat Church af Baa Lando Springs P in t Shiloh Mleatonarr Baptlat Church, m i w . n th si* Porcat Clip Uapllat Church Pouatalu Head Baptlat Churoh. Orlada Lora Soulhara Baptlat Mlaaloa. Chuluata Mltelanerr Baptlat Charah Barth *U- t MacaVon'a Minion Baptlat Chunk Oak lllll Bd. Oataaa M aralarO lo r/ Baptlat Chur ah, Ganara H w y, ML Ollra Mleatonarr Baptlat Church, l a i Lando Sprlnsa Rd., Longwaod ML Sion Mlaetoaerjr BapileL Slpaa Are. New ML Calrarp Mleatonarr Baptlat u a i w. nth s l Kew Salem Prtmltlre Baptlat Church, m i w. nth s l New ML Sion Baptlat Charch, m e Pear A ra Oaklawn Baptlat Chnpsl, IT«I W. ttth SL Oataaa Baptlat Chunk Plnecreat Uapllat Chunk, lei W . Onera Rd. Prairie Lake Baptlat Chunk, Btdca B d , Para Park Propnee Mtaalonarr Baptlat Church, Midwar ■eoond Shiloh Mtaalonarr Baptlat Church, Ninth B Hlcharp SL Jamaa Mlaalonarr Baptlat Church Sic. Rd. I l l Oataaa SL Paul Mleataaarr Baptlat Church, Ith SL SL Matthcwa Mlaalonarr Baptlat Chunk Canaan Halahta ■L Jcka'c Mlaalcuarr Baptlat Church, l i t C rp rcn SL Tempi* Baptlat Church, Palm Sprlapa Rd. Altamonte Pprlnpa Weetalde Mlaalonarr Baptlat Chunk, d ll a H ollr Ara. Sloe Mapa Baptlat Chunk, VIA Oraapa A r a CATM OUC Church at the Natlrltr, Lake Marr All Paula caikalla Church. I l l Oak Ara, „ St. Ann’a Catholic Church, Panhlnp llac t, DelUrjr SL Mary Mapdalana Catholic Church, Haltland Ava. Altamonte Pprlnpa LUTH ERAN Pirat Chrlatlan Church, HIT a Sanford Ara. Conprapatlonal Chrlatiaa Church, t i l l Park Are. Northalde Chrlatlan Church, P 1 a r I d a Haven U r, Maitland Aeceneloa Lutharan Church, Orarbrook D r, Caaeclbarry Good Shepherd United Luthers, *101 a Orlande Dr. Lutheran Churah of tha Redeemer, 111 W. lllh Piece Meaatah Lutheran Church, Amerloaa Lepton Halt, Prairie Lake, Pam Park SL Lukas Lutheran Church, R l ltd Slarla CHURCH OP CHRIST METHODIST CHRISTIAN Church of CbrteL l i l t A Park Ara. Church of ChrtaL aenara Church of Chricu Lonpwood Chunk at ChrtaL Paata CHUR CH O P GOD Church of God. i l l Hlchorp Church of Clod, m i a PTenob Church af God, Oviedo KP1PCOPAL All Salnta Kplaaapal Chunk SL DaBarp A ra , Bnterprleo Chrlat Eplncopal Church, Lonpwood A ll Salnta Kplacopal. Knlerprlee Holy Creep Kplacopal, Park A v a at HR Rcrnett Memertal Methcdlat Church, K. Dallary A ra , Enlarprlea Bear Letkt Malhcdlat Chur oh Baikal A.M.K. Church, Canaan Halphta Caaeelberry Community Methodlat Church. Hwy. 11*11 * Plnay Rldpe Rd, Caeaeibarry Dellary Community Mathodlat Church W . Illpblanda, DeBary I'hrl.t Mathodlat Church iiuutand Eetalaa P in t Mathodlat Church, I I I Park Are. P in t Mathodlat Chunb of Orlada Pro# Mathodlat Church. I l l W. Ith SL Grace Mcthodlet Church, Onora Rd. Graot Chapal A.M.K. Church, Oviedo Oakprova Mathodlat Church, Ovlcda Otiocn Mathodlat Church P a o 1a Waalayan Methodlat, RL M W. at Paoln SL Jamaa A.M E , Sanford Ava. PL Mary*a A.M.B. Church SL RL 111 Oatacn SL Paul'a Mathodlat C h u r a h Oataan Rd. Entarprlae Stafford Momorlat Methodlot C h u n k a Denary NAEARENE Plret Church af the Nasarcnc, W . lad at Maple Pern Park Church a f tha Neaarcna, O’Brien Rd, Pern Park Lake Mary Ohureh of tha Naaarena PR ESBYTERIAN Community Proohytorlan Church, Lake Mary Pirat Preahy tartan church. Oak Arc. * Ird SL Pirat Praabytartan Church. Cacaclbcrry Pirat Praaby tartan Church of DeBary, E. Itlphlaad I’reeby terlan Church of Tha Caranaut m i 1, Oiiftttdo Dfi SL Aadrowa Praabytartan Church M i l Lan. B ill h.«k D r. Ba&r Upaala Community proohytorlan Church, Upcalo Rd. Wcitmlnlater Prcibytcrlan Church, Howell Park, A b MS SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Parcel Lake Sovcnth-dcy Advcntlot Church, Hwy. I l l , Porect City Seventh-day Adventlet Church. Maitland A r t , Altamonte pprlnpa Sanford Soronth.day Adventlet Church. Seventh a Kira OTHER CHURCHES Allen'# A.M E. Church, Olivo a 11th Church of Ood In ChrtcL Ovlada Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophoey, lia r Elm Ava. Church of Joouo Chrlot of Latter Day Salnta, t i l l Park Ara. Community Chapal, Altamonta Pprlnpa Kaatarn Ortbodoa Church, PL John# Chryaoetom ChapcL Hwy. 1 1 - 1 1 , yarn Park Coaprtpatlou Beth I.rael, llth a Magnolia Pirat Church af ChrtaL SclantlaL IH K. la d SL Pirat Pentacoitml Church or Lonpwood Ml Ollra UollntM Church, Oak HtU ltd. Ootccn Plnecreat Aaoembly of Ood, llth a Elm Sanford AlllAnco Church. H it a Park Arc. Sanford Congregation of Jebovah'e W it* neeeee. M il W t il SL Tha Salvation Army, l i t K. tnd SL Unity Church at Sanford, M l A lat Bb �T j. - V it Seminole County * • * * on the S t Johns River * * * * **The Nile of America” * < i j§>anfhr& iim tlft * Zip Code 32771 ' W E A T H E R : Scattered afternoon, evening showers through Tuesday; high today 88-02; low tonight 70-75. ^ c l O 6* On the local ecene — A tuaii carry lug a watering bucket and diligently pouring the fluid on great growing between crack* o f the aidewalk. • • VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 M ONDAY, JUNE 29, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Warrant Cites Councilman's Wife • North Orlando Controversy Reaches Court The Herald got a pat on the back Friday when City Mana­ ger Pete Knowles called to tell ua the city hnd just sold the 291st dog license. This w ui the grand total o f the entire calendar year in 1903. "L a st year at this time we had only sold 187 licenses,” said Pete. He gives recent Herald stories and pictures the credit fo r the increase. Thanks, Pete. It’s nice to get a rose now and then. • • • • • They sweated fo r hours the other morning on a brand new car parked at Park and First. The owner couldn't find the keys to the vehicle. And the doors were locked. A fte r s multitude o f methods were tried, the csr wss un­ locked and s mighty hurras*cd driver got behindth* wheel. His thoughts sra discreetly consored here. • • • There's at least one good Samaritan on W est First Street. Seems many employincluding those at The Her* park their cars on M yrtle Avenue near tho A C L tracks. When it rains, the man leaves his work and closes all the car windows in the parking area, From each o f ua: Thanks. • • • C. D. Perry who lives out Lake Harney way has a ra­ ther unusual sign posted in his yard. I t read* "P e riy diss." The Herald’s general man­ ager, Frank Voltoline, and hit fam ily were all packed, raring to go on their annual vucatlan. They wore to leave Saturday fo r tho North. Frank walked into Publisher W alter A . Glelow’a office Friday afternoon and, In a liot-too-hupppy volca was beard to say: ‘T i l »ee you Monday. Our daughter’* got ths mumps." • • * Feel like calling Japan? You can, mors easily now. The first telephon* esbl# be­ tween the United States and Japan has been placed in op­ eration. I f# the longest ever laid— stretches 6,300 miles. The new cable was designed by B ell Telephone Laborator­ ies. • • • Memo to underage youths: polic* are on the lookout for those who use phony {denit­ rations to obtain alcoholic beverages. Deputise arrested three the other night end they’re now free on |10Q bond pending legal action. • • ny Julian Btcnatrom Mrs. member • Sanford, via C ity Manager P et* Knowles, got a pictorial plug in the monthly publica­ tion of th# ’’ Florida Munici­ pal Record." Pete waa elect­ ed vice president o f the Flor­ ida City Manager’s Associa­ tion at ths Clearwater con­ vention. The June Isau# ahow* him along with other officer* during a break In convention Jiona of Grlnsicad, North a Orlando’s Town Council, has awom out • F or a long while, plans had been in the works to hold a program on citrus grove ir­ rigation. The dry season was upon the area. The meeting was called fo r lust Thursday night. It was held. Mother Nature apparently didn’t like people messing with hsr bail­ iwick. She dumped tons of water on the area scant hours before the meeting started. And haa given almost dsily encores since. NO. 222 a warrant charging Mrs. Bet­ ty Rhodes, wife o f Councilman Arthur Rhodes, also o f North Orlando, with violating Flor­ EXE C U TIV E HOARD o f Clvitans fo r 1961 are Bhown at installation ceremonies held at Spen­ cer’s Restaurant recently. From left Clyde Long, president elect; Hummond Polk, vice president; William Layer, director; Robert Drisson, presi­ Jacksonville Banker's Son Found Slain JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The son ot a prominent bank vice president was apparently murdered here last night and his body dumped on remote Seminole Beach, police said today. Detective C hid J. C. Pat­ rick said the body of Glenn L, Monroe was found early today by three women strolling along the beach. Police said Monroe had been shot twice, once In the back and once in the head. Seminole Beach Is about 22 miles south of Jacksonville Patrick said Monroe's wallet and car were missing. His body wss found dressed only in a sports shirt and a pair of black Bermuda walk­ ing shorts. He wore a 1963 Unlveraity of Florida frater­ nity ring with hia initials on it. Patrick said the 23-year-old man was last seen by three friend* at a downtown Jack­ sonville hotel at about 10:30 last night. The detective added It ap­ peared Monroe was shot else­ where and brought to the beach. Monroe waa a recent gra­ duate o f the University of Florida and Patrick laid the man had planned to leave next week for a teaching post in New Jersey. Swim Peaceful At Sf. Augustine ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) A mixed group o f about 40 civil righta demonstrators swam at this historic city's public beach today under tight guard by police who wad­ ed into the water with them. The integrationiata, f o u r while men and the rest Ne­ groes, played in the pounding surf for about 20 minutes without incident while police kept back about 10 young white men who attempted to keep the demonstrators out of the ocean. lt marked the first time that violence haa not broken out when integratlonisU have at­ tempted to use the beach which waa form erly reserved for while swimmers. Civil right* leaders said they might announce today the formation of a U n cia l com­ mittee to end the racial strife which haa split thin east coast city with violence and blood­ shed. Keep neat Saturday open f you Ilk* having fun — ufe fun. The Lions Club is ill act fo r its annual Fun fair on ths lakafront. It'll ofer a fu ll day and part of h * evening o f fun fo r all ind w ill be climaxed by specarular firework# that night. Abby ......................... Page 9 • • • Bridgci * * •. •■«* Page 9 Discus sing the ringing of Ciaatifleda ............. Page 1! he “ freedom bells” fo r the Comica .................... Page 30 fourth o f July, Mayor A. L. Editorial .................. Page 4 Wilson suggested trying out Funerals .................. Page 3 he city’s new sirens. “ But be Horoscope ............ . Page 10 lure to give it plenty o f pub* Society ••••••••••*■• Page ■ icity, lest people think World Sports ....................... . Page 6 War 111 has started," be urg- TV Programs .......... Page u We tha Women . . . . P age • :d the press. Herald Index dent; Charles Kanipf, retiring president and Lt. Gov. o f Zone H I; Gil Daigle, secretary; Lloyd Swain, treasurer and William Clause, director. Director Sal Mnnfro was not present. (Herald Photo) Capt. Ware Retires 3 Inches Of Rain Dumped At NAS Ceremonies On Sanford lie is succeeded by Capt. Cspt. Robert M. Ware, com­ A thunderstorm dumped manding officer of Sanford Chandler W. Swanson who alwut three Inches of walci Naval Air StaUon, retired this arrived at the station caller on the Sanford area Sunday afternoon in special coremou- this month. Capt. Ware is complcUng 27 afternoon, caused a rash of ics at the naval base. years of Navy duty. He is a accidents and upset the boat » < — —N ...........- U h 1937 graduate of the Naval of two men sailing in Lake Monroe near Hie bandshcll. Academy at Annapolis. The heavy onslaught o f rain He was honored at a Capri Restaurant luncheon this noon struck the area In midafter­ and snarled traffic and sponsored by the Semi­ noon nole County Chamber of Com­ which Sheriff J, L. Hobby des­ merce. An estimated 100 per- cribed as “ unusually heavy." Radio communications were •on* from throughout Uie county in addition to top- knocked out at the th c riff'i ranking Navy officials took department with the equlp4toe**t able |o receive but not P*rt_ . Cspt. w ar* plan* to movei f j w l This condition existed to th* Pensacola area to make for about four hours and com­ munications were restored at his home. about 9 p. m, The power failure was blam­ ed on lightning hitting tho an­ tenna. V Two Orlando brothers, Gene v ~ . Joslyn, 24, and Don Joslyn, 22, CAPT. SW ANSO N were spilled In the lake dur­ ing the brunt of the storm when their sailboat capsiud near the bandshcll. Neither were hurt. Police said a rash of minor accidents were reported al though no one suffered major Injuries. CAFE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) The rainfall lasted slightly Two foreign powers may have more than an hour and was built fortification a in Am er­ accompanied by severe winds, ica's space center, but no one thunderclaps and lightning. here is worried about it. The Florida Anthropological Society says it haa found what may be the remains o f an CAPT. W AR E ill-fated French fort and the foundation o f an old Spanish sentinel station. Both are cen­ turies old. At the site o f the French TOYKO (U P I) — Commun­ fort, researchers have found ist China warned today it the remains o f a ship under will not lim ply “ /old its arm s" construction, old cannon if the United States invades wheels, several gold pieces, Communist North Viet Nam. SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P I ) Peking's Ta Kung Pao many Indian burial mounds A loosely defined area of (G reat Fairnc.se Newspap­ and a well-preserved skele­ squally weather with wind ton. e r s ") gave the warning in an The fort apparenUy was built gusts up to 60 miles per hour editorial broadcast from Pe­ about 1663, the year Ponce de moved on a westerly course in king by the New China News the Caribbean today. Leon founded St. Augustine. Agency and munitiorrd in To­ The U. S. Weather Bureau kyo. At the Spanish sentinel alalion Ihe anthropologists have here said the squalls showpd It said, “ adjacent as It is to round a camp believed left by no sign of organising into the Indochina, ami a signatory of sailors of an armada that season's first tropical storm. the Geneva agreements, China Hurricane hunter pianos in will in no rase fold its arms sailed from Cuba in 1713 and vestigated the disturbance in to tee the Geneva agreements was swept onto the cape. the eastern Caribbean Sunday consigned to the dust bin, and and after they found no eri allow the flames of war to deuce of circulation tile Wea apread to its tide. ther Bureau said no further “ D io U. S. administration official notices on Its progress would be woefully mistaken If C H A R LO TTE , N. C. (U P !) would be sent unless there Is it deludes itself into thinking — Gov. Wiltiiim Scranton ar­ evidence of intensification. (hat it could do whatever it rived here today to begin his pleated in Indochina. second foray into southern “ No agoninring reappraisal Gotdwater country In a bid could be of any help then If it to block o ff ths Arisons sen­ does not wake up to the real ator's drive toward the GOP lly now.". presidential nomination. GLOBE, A ril. (U P I)- D u r The Pennsylvania governor ing hit brief 22 years, Jack landed in a chartered plane Knight asscrtcdly had one at 8:30 a.m. EST and was burning desire: to dive off met by a cheering crowd o f Coolidge Dam into San Cartas nliout 300 persons. Lake near here. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) He went Into a closed meet­ Sunday, dcaplte the pleaa of Letters from all over the coun ing with a group of North at least one o f his five com­ try arc pouring into Governor Carolina delegate* to the panions, Knight fulfilled his Farria Bryant’s office with GOP National Convention. lifelong ambition, the Gila comments, suggestions and County sheriff's department criticism of the racial strife in reported. St. Augustine. The 150-foot dive into, the The letter* sra about tiro CLEARW ATER (U P I) — Charles Williams, 23, o f SL 23-foot-deep lake killed the to one in (a not of the action Coroner's deputies Bryant haa taken to promote Peteraburg, apparently drown- youth. rdd Sunday in Old Tampa ruled Knight's death acciden­ and preserve peace in the nalion’s oldest citjr. tal. Bay. Ancient Fort Found Al Cape Disturbance Moving West U. S. Warned By Red China Scranton Goes To Carolina Coolidge Dam Dive Fatal Letters Back Bryant Action Drowns In Bay ida Statute 836.11, a law which prohibits “ Publications which tend to expose persons to hat­ red, contempt, or ridicule. .” Mrs. Grinstead’s warrant, Tho Herald has learned, re­ fers to tile publishing and dis­ tribution of the "In fo rm er"— a controveralal publication distributed by mall, allegedly by Mra. Hhodos, in the North Orlando area. The warrant was issued by Seminole County Judge Ver­ non M lie and served on Sirs. 1lhode.s by Chief Deputy James Singletary. Since Judge M lie was the official who Issued tlie warrant, ho is now required by law to conduct a public hearing to determine if there I* sufficient evidence to hold 51ra. Rhode* for trial. Judge Mire laid that such an offense is a misdemeanor. He hat not yet set a dale for the hearing. He declared tint he had not exercised any par­ ticular h a ile In tlii* ease since he was In hopes that ihe parties involved might set­ tle llie matter between them and that the warrant could be withdrawn. T L * . Herald {Ik a fl Mrs. Orinslead if there l a * any possibility that ihe would drop the charges. After conferring with lier at­ torney, Carroll A, Burke, Mrs. Grimatead declared: " I ’ m sorry, I cannot drop the charges." The Herald also contacted M r l Rhodes am) a«Ved If she wished to make a atatement. "M y attorney," she replied, "has instructed me not to dis­ cuss this matter with anyone.” Her attorney it Kenneth W. McIntosh. * The statute under which the warrant was issued provides that it shall be unlawful to print, publish nr distribute any material which lends lo expose an Individual or group to "hatred, ridicule or obloquy," unless the true name and post otfk e address of the person nr organisation la clearly printed or written on tlm material. It also provides that any one convicted of violating the statute may be fined up to 1390. or confined to the coun­ ty jail for not more than 00 days, or both. The "In fo rm e r" was pub­ lished and distributed several limes in Ihe North Orlando ares and identified only by a return address listed as P. O. Box 03, CasM-ltwrry, Fla. Search Renewed In Mississippi P H IL A D E L P H IA , M i s s , (U P I ) — U. 8. Bailors resum­ ed the search today fur three missing civil rights workers and police act up a roadblock to question local residents for tome clue to their fate. The three vanished a week ago and one state game war­ den participating in tha mas­ sive hunt said "about 60 per rent o f Uie people" in this rural area believe the three youths met foul play. "A bou t 40 per cent don't know what to believe,” tha warden said. Barry In Jersey T R E N T O N , N J . (U P I ) — Sen. Barry Goldwatcr, RAria., steers hla campaign for th* Republican presidential nomination into N ew Jersey today, hopeful o f nudging at least soma o f th* state's 40 uncommitted delegates into hi* camp. OFF TO CAMP were these boys nncl Klrl«, members o f local 4-H Clubs. They left this mornitijr for n week o f trnininu nncl recreation at Camp McQunrrie. Thenio o f tho rnnip is "Civil Defense." Classes on recreation, wildlife, swimming nnd foods will be included during the wecklong stay. Shown above are Myrtle Wilson, Homo Demonstration agent, Susan Wirick, Mary Ann Ilurton, Roth Ret hen, Ronnie Gandy, Beth Taylor, Chnrlcne Raker, Richard O’Dell nnd Rill lleini. (Herald Photo) Bulletin CRACOW, Poland (U P I) Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy aald here today the •ssasalnatlon o f President Kennedy was tarried out by Lee llarvey Oswald at "a single art of one person pro­ testing against society. w w a ... More Coins Lodge May Ask Ike's Help For Scranton W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Henry Cabot Lodge hinted ■trongiy today that he will try to enlist former President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s help ★ ★ ★ Lodge Reports To President WASHINGTON (U P D - T lic W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Treasury Department plans lo double its coin production President Johnson summoned within the next year to case outgoing Ambassador to Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge to the current shortage. tho W hile House today fo r a final report on tha war In M IAM I (U P I )—The High­ Viet Nam, way Patrol reported Monday In advance o f the meeting, Dial five persons fell victim to Lodge told newsmen he felt traffic accidents in Florida the sltuntlon was Improving over tlui weekend. in V iet Nnm but warned that "no victory has bech achiev­ ed yet.” N or did he forse* A T LA N T A (U P I) - M o s t one anon, Lodge said, businesses in the southeast did A solution to the problems well during the first quarter in Viet Nnm la extremely of 1DG4 and some hit record complicated, he laid. "You highs, according to Ihe U. S. can’ t da it in time to take Department of Commcrco, the 6:16 train home,” But Lodge, who is resign­ ing to help Gov, William ROME (U P I) — Italy's So­ Scranton’s campaign for the cialists and Social Democrat* GOP presidential nomination, today appeared ready to back said we’ve had some favor­ Christian Democratic leader able development* in the past Aldo More in another attempt few days." He said for the lo form a "center-left” coali­ first time "people are not tion government. feeding Ihe Viet Cong Com­ munists” in South Viet Nnm. He did not specify how wide­ FRAN KFU RT, G e r m a n y * spread the development was ( U P I )—Capt, Alfred Svcnaon, but said it was significant In the only U. S. Arm y offierr a sltuntlon which "essentially to defect to the Communists Is a contest to see who con and then he sent hack to the win the people over." West, went on trial today be­ fore s court martial, Five Killed Bi&fnesa Up Seek Government Defector On T ria l’ Nikita Greeted OSLO. Norway (U P I)- S o vlet Premier N i k i t a S. Khrushchev soiled Into Oslo lo begin an official visit to Nor­ way today and was greeted by 3,900 persons who formed the friendliest crowd o f his Scandinavian tour ao far. Oppose Milton BALTIM ORE ( U P I ) - N i n o Maryland delegates and alternatca to the GOP National Convention plan to file a com­ plaint seeking to block tike seating oi Milton Eisenhower as a member of tbe delega­ tion. Honeymooners PHOENIX, A ril. (U P I) — Sen. Barry Goldwater's daugh­ ter, Margaret Ann (P e g g y ), 20, and Lot Angeles oil ex ­ ecutive Richard Holt, 20, were honeymooning today following their wedding here Saturday night. Driver Charged A motorist identified as Willie Bubose of 81D E. Seventh St. was charged after his car allegedly alruck an­ other vehicle parked at 801 Elm Ave, and owned by Violet Clark of that address. City police say Bubose was arrested at 6:38 p. m.. Sunday amt charged with fail­ ure lo report and accident and driving while intoxicated. on behalf o f Gov. W illiam Scranton's GOP preildantlal bid. Lodge’s realgnatlon as am* basamlor to Saigon breams effective when he completed a 40-minute report late thia morning to President John* son at the White Rouse. Then a* a private cltlxan. Lodge held a highly unusual news conference in which he talked Republican politics a l iom « length In tha cabinet room o f a Democratic presi­ dent. Upon his return from Sai­ gon this morning, Lodge rap­ ped out at Sen, Barry Goldwater, R-Arit., by urging that Republicans neminata candidate* "w ho a n not Im­ pulsive” Lodge told WJdta House newsmen that h4 resigned and left Saigon earlier than ha originally had intended fo r one primary purpose — ta help win the GOP nomina­ tion for Scranton. Aa he escorted Lodge ta the new* conference, Presi­ dent Johnson said: "W e hat* to see you leave but wa un­ derstand your reasons and we’re thankful fo r tha good job you hava dons.” Miss Florida Begins Reign SARASOTA (U P I) - Pdacilia Joan Schnaar of Holly­ wood began her work-a-day reign as Miss Florida Monday under the guidance of th* de­ velopment commission and the walchful eye of Mias Flor­ ida Pageant official cameras. The lT-yrar-old beauty won the pageant Saturday night, defeating 31 oilier coate Manta. Mlaa Schnaar, who weighs US pounds, stands five-feet* seven nnd at 34-2214-33, began a week of publicity work and modeling Uiat ta aimed at making her a winner at thia year'* Mist Am crlra Pageant in Atlantic City, N. J. eitneuf f t ALWAYS FIRST Q UALITY m 4th O f J U L Y S P E C IA L ! Bryant Ruling Due This Week JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — U. 8. District Judge Brysn Simpson wrs expected to rule sometime this week on whe­ ther Guv. Farris Ilryant should be found la contempt o f court fo r ordering a ban on night racial demonstra­ tions In 8t. Augustine. Judge Simpson concluded th* hearing on hla ahowcauaa order directed at Bry­ ant and other state and local officials isle Saturday after 14 h|ura o f testimony. Sixes 2-4 I i 8 -U 1 22 18S 2 n Surfside Fashions! — T W Sixes Sixes 3-6y — — � 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 26, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 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 26, 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/77b484303118e96088470ce5d29353cb.pdf e0e200d0e7d4e454c30c90333d55e982 PDF Text Text Deaths From Pesticides Laid To Improper Use By* Cedi A . Tucker I I In every c u e o f human death from peaticldea, the cauie haa bean accidental misuse o f a chemical poison. Becauie almost all peetlcldei are poleoni, they ihould be need with (treat care. Fol­ low these aafety rule* for using pesticides; Head the label each time you use a pesticide— no mat­ ter how often you have used It and no matter how well you think you know the In­ structions and follow the la­ bel exactly. Keep pesticides aw ay from children and chil­ dren away from pesticides. Other precautions are; 1. Use a pesticide only when you are sure it is needad. Use the one best suited to your needs. The label on tha product explains the proper uics. 2. Keep the pesticide in e plainly labelled container, preferably the one In which It was bought. N ever transfer pesticides to unlabelled or mislabelled containers. 3 . Store pestlridcs under lock and key away from food Items and out o f Ibe reach of children, pets, and people who m ight not be able to under­ stand their danger. 4. When handling, mixing, e r applying pesticides, avoid inhaling dust and fumes and avoid getting materials on tha skin. 5. Check the label o f the product before using, so that you know what to do quickly i f there is en accident In case o f an accident, call a doctor o r get tha patient to a hos­ pital Immediately. 6. The very few people who ■uspect they mny have a spe­ cial sensitivity to pesticides should consult an allergist, and, if necessary, take steps to avoid any exposure to the offending a gen t 7. Wash hands thoroughly a fte r using pesticides and befora eating or smoking, 8. Get rid o f used pesticide containers in a way that will not leave the package o f le ft­ over contents as a hazard to people— particularly children •—or to animals or plants, 8. Work In a well-ventilated area, to avoid inhalation o f fumes. 10. Do not spray into the wind. S tir 0 a n fn rh Page 12 — July 23, 1964 fir r it b W A S H IN G T O N 11. When so directed by the use the proper dose recom­ J7. Do not spray or treat plants or animals or animal (h ) allow the full recom­ feeding areas with pesticides mended time between apply­ unless you are certain such ing the pesticide and harvest­ treatment is safe for that use. ing the crop, to avoid having a harmful amount o f pestiNOW IS T H E TIM E rides remaining on food to TO P L A N T — he eaten. Do not plant fowl crops near ornamental plants which are to he sprayed. 15. Check sprayers before each use, to mnkq certain tnnl hose connections are light Grnpeville Nursery and that vulvcs do not leak. 2221 Grspeville A re, 111. Cover food anil waterf 322-OSSH containers when using pesti­ cides around livestock or pet "Scott’s Dealer" areas. label, wesr protective cloth­ mended for the purpose, end ing, such nt goggles, gloves, aprons, respirators, and masks. 12. Change clothing after rnch day's operations and hathe thoroughly. I f cloth­ ing or skin become contamin­ ated, wash the skin and change to clean clothing. 13. When mixing or using Inflnmmnble chemicals, he especially careful to avoid the fire hazards caused by smoking, defective wiring, and open flumes. 14. In applying pesticides to food plants and crops; (a ) COLD HARDY SH RUBBERY publicans may speed presi­ dential nominee its rry M. Goldwster’e p l a n s fo r a "u n ity" meeting o f top GOD leaders, party sources said to­ day. Goldwater suggested surh a conference even before New York Republican Sens. Ken­ neth II. Keating and Jacob K, Jnvits announced they would not support the nation­ al ticket he heads. He listed New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Penn­ sylvania Gov. William W. Seranlon, former President Dwight D. Kfsrnhcwer and former Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon as possible par­ ticipants. The Ariznnn eenntor said such a meeting might bring party leaders closer together. The need fo r "unity" talks appeared even more urgent following the Keuting-Javits defections. Sources said that Goldwater now feels that the meeting should be held as soon as it can be wrdged into his sche­ dule. Since returning to Wash­ ington after a short post-con­ vention rest in Phoenix, Goldwater has worked at his home here charting his campaign by telephone calls and taking care o f mail anil telegrams. In Ik * t hr STEP TWO - Shop for your new car as M you were a cash buyer. f'ciiiiitjr STEP TH REE - Pick up the cash you need for that new car at our famous 4 V i% aulo financing rate. OILIllN O. 8 A BIN n ictiied , r i Y A L \ O T ITK N o ti c e It h *r*b y iriven that the urultiriittfn«<l will* on th# H t h day o f AotriJirt, A. D. I f Cl, firemen t to the H o n o r * bin Cou n­ ty Jiidji* o f Hnrnifioln County* F lo r id * his final return* a r . roilnt *nd voucher*, ■« A n c i ­ llary Adm tniatrator C. T. A. « f the n « t a t * o f Orrln C Sabin, ileceneed, and at a* Id time, then *nd tlitre, make App Um. (ton to the ** !d Judge f o r * firm I nt o f hi* *d> mini at rattan o f said tufa It, ■ rid f o r am order dlBcha rgln* him a* aurh A n c il la ry Adminlatrator C. T AP h ted thla th « l l t h day o f July. A P. 1DM A. E dw in Hhlnholier A n n ! Ila ry Adrn Inlet rat or f . T. A. f f ST EP FOUR - You now have automatic credit to borrow money (now or later) on your signature ALONE! The Florida State Bank, famous for serv­ ice, has designed this service for you to save money, time and effort. Call us today! Drive your new car to­ night! FLORIDA STATE BARK MEMBER F.D.I.C. d M 1he Entit* of C S & w & tf y o u & fU e o A w te ! SA N FORD Orrln C Baltin Deceased Puhllfh July t«. JJ, 1«, is A u f I, 1964. enn-aj V IS IT OUR NE W M A R T IN ’S V.V.O. 8 YR. ABC PKG. STORE & COCKTAIL LO UNGE QUEEN A N N E C O C O A BEACH IMP. SCOTCH 1 HLK. SO. OF NO. 520 ON A1A REG. 7.13 O PEN EVERY S U N D A Y 1 P.M. 499 SE A G R A M P. M. Just North of Casselberry City Limits 1 7 <1‘> I l W y . 1 I-V& W E AR E CHANGING OUR SALE S PO LIC Y ! S O U T H E R N HUNDREDS OF ITEMS V O D K A «, DRY G IN TOP Q U A L IT Y ! •A FE W E X A M P LE S ----------------- FELT 15I.H. Or .10 l.b. C A R IO C A R U M IMP. SC O T C H fin m m n r J.T.S. B R O W N REG. 4.50 >9” Hull t | £ Q SHINGLES ” 5 r"'»" «"• *6,50 SIIEETROCK R" - < * ■ «•«» *1,59 P.8.— Oltr Smnll Delivery Churse* Still Keep Prices Under Our Competition. W E H A V E ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF LUM BER A N D BUILDING M ATERIALS IN C EN TR AL FLORIDA! • REG. 6.50 MIST IMP. SCOTCH sill Always a big selection . . . and at the lowest prices too! PUt 1M LB. CYLINDER WHERE T s S l. B. EDWARDS FULL QUART GILBEY GIN CHARRED OAK 8 YR. { { £ Brookford 10 Yr. 86 PROOF HI.END ABC CHARCOAL FILTE R E D VODKA Park & Tilford EKSA G IN REG. 4.30—25.18 CASE Rudders Supplies 903 W. 3rd S t Sanford, Fla. Phone 322-7898 Seagram ■ 7 CROWN IILE ND A N T IQ U E 6 YR. STR. K Y . BOURBON CASE 24 12 OZ. + 1>EP. N O I L L Y P R A T IMP. SW EET OR DRY % A O ■ • W REG. 5.SO— 43.7S C ASE 9i> 310 300*’ n o t. A L L ABC BARS USE A F U L L 1-OZ. SHOT IN EVERY DRINK! (M EASURED HY AU TO M ATIC POO RER) FULL Q U A R T TRY US! J 1 A Q 9S 7 9 *3.99 F IN D IT . . . $ 1 VERMOUTH rY rm IF YOU C A N T sths $8 S ’? B E E R H IG H LA N D 3 5 i» * ) 9 9 B U S C H STR. K Y. BOURBON so* REG. 4.60—35.75 CASE 5THS |.95 4 .9 9 m VODKA REG. 6.50 J. W . D A N T 3 3 'J&Z" “ C O M F O R T RESERVE DLEND CASH and CARRY PRICES 2.79 REG. 4.50 IIL E N D Glenmore f. Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando CORBY NOW A T D ELUXE PRICKS GOOD THROUGH SAT-, JU L Y 25th Y O U ’VE A SK E D FOR IT! y -a i n W. lot BT. nf Judgr* nemlttitlr Cminfy, R|r |« *if F lo rid *. In I'fnliRlr, In r# I h f I X viIr *tf 1 299 B O T T LE D GAS Sanford Gas Co. Court liP.fi. 1.50—35.75 C ASE TOP SERVICE! Coll FA 2-5733 STEP ONE - Pre-arrange your aulo loan by phone with Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette at FA 2-1611. Legal Notice Florida Rum ISHELLANE N * h u U lk U a a Chare* D elivery Anywhere hi ■* u IboI* County TO NEW CAR COMFORT SURFSIDE SHELL: sM h. — CHARRED O A K 8 YR. K ROLL ROOFING 00 u AU Co'"0r;1*3.00 rTn, (U P I ) 90’ GIN In First Place They Couldn't Have Cake An attempt to swipe a c u e o f cake* from the Winn-Dixie ■tore at 25th Street and French Avenue wa* thwarted early this morning by police. A i a result, two hoys aged IS and 14 face juvenile court charge* of petit lirceny and a man Identified by police as Denni* Roger Horn, no age listed, will appear In court on sim ilar petit larceny charge. The trio w ai caught, police •aid, at about 5 a.m. today When Ihcy attempted to lake (he case from the store area. Goldwater May Speed Up Call For Republican Unity Huddle Intraparty strife among lie- HOBBY SHOW W IN N E R S nt Langwoml Klementnry School were, from left, Alvin Dorn, mont detailed; Mitchell Adama, most educational; David Donnt, moat unusual and Jackie McGotigh, most interesting. The allow was held last week as n special event of the school's summer recreation program. (Herald Photo) fo u r 1719 5 TH GRANTS ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME 4 % OF THE 8 YEA R K IN G S IZ E D h i -b a l l 39r DAY or N IT l - OPENING HEDGES & BUTLER O L D PARR T il CLOSING 39c IMP. SC O T C H & SO D A DRY M A R T IN I T O M C O L L IN S KKG. 39 599 N O D R IN K OVER 49c BOURBON SUPREME STRAIG H T HOURUON OLD NORW OOD 8 v d ■ K- PARK b T IL F O R D 100 PROOF BONDED K ENTUCK Y BOURBON s t r a ig h t BOURBON 379 7.50—65.95 CASK REG. K E G . 6.00 * 3 ” Colonial Club Liqueurs l - *11 CREME DE M E N T IIE CACAO — APRICOT BLACKBERRY ROCK JP RYE SLOE GIN REG. 4.50 * 2?9 �C. Of C. Orders Contract Signed For Port Study A* availability o f funds. ing the port authority is b»This, it waa i n d i c a t e d , ing drawn by a subcommittee la made from funds in the Sem­ County Commission's should prove only a formality, and, according to the port au­ virtually within day* o f start- inole budget fo r the next fiscal however Chamber officials de­ thority chairman, Francis in ? . A feasibility study o f ths coat $9,000, ia scheduled to be Sanford Port Authority Chamber year. A public hearing is-slat­ o f Commerce director! Thurs­ ed fo r early next month and, day night gave authorization i f the fund la allowed to re ­ main, the engineering firm to Chamber officer! to atgn a will get the official green contract with Lockwood A light. § Green o f Spartanaburg, S. C., A resolution authorising the contract waa amended to in­ to begin the work. Financing o f the project, to clude the provision on the Seminole l County cided to take the precaution. Koumiliat Jr., it will be ready Once the engineering firm itarta Its work, It fa expected to be completed in four to alx months. This could mean a decision by the first of the year. Meanwhile, a rough draft o f proposed legislation creat­ in from two to three weeks. From it, the committee will create a comprehensive legis­ lative act to be presented to the next State Legislature fo r ita approval and enact­ ment. The engineering data will Seminole County * * * * such faerts as the dormant "fo r too many long typo cargo, the traffic to be years." Labeling the port facility expected at the port, the pres­ site as "the best in Florida" ent and future potential and he declared that the full facil­ all other pliasrs of an author­ ity will come. " I f we let this ity including its sire at the go by,' ’ he emphnsired, "we start and reserve aparo fo r are fools." future growth. The authority site would be Chamber President Karlyle. located along the St. Johns Ilousholder hailed the direc­ ltivcr and to the west o f San­ tors’ action as another major ford. atep in accomplishing a pro­ Jack Bolt, port committee ject which he suys has been member, reported on hla re­ include on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” * W E A T H E R : Widely scattered showers through Saturday; high today Oft plus; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 The other night an A lta ­ monte * :# * i ■0 Spring! iw ap In two 16-inch recap tires for two 14-inch recaps which would fit th# new patiol car.’ Sounds s i m p l e enough, but wait a minute: First the merits o f recaps was questioned; second, it was brought out that the new pa­ trol cur probably wouldn't need any tirea for about 18 montha; third, it was suggest­ ed the tires bo swopped for ones which would fit other type vehicles owned by the community. Finally, it was decidad to turn in the tires to an Altamonte firm, get credit on them for future purchase o f a tire or tires when a town vehicle needed it. The commissioner muttered: "H ere 1 thought this was a routine thing. . . ." • • • Seminole County residents apparently have total faith in U. S. Savings Bonds. Statis­ tics prove it. Seminole buyers lead all o f Central Florida in the buying of bonds for the past six months. And by n whopping margin too. For the alx month* ending June 30, county itsldcf.ts bought $397,270 in bond* com­ pared with $131,001 fo r a comparable period of last year. That'* a healthy 126.7 per cent Increase. The nearest county to this was Highlands with 20.4 per cent. Contrast these figures with Citrus County which plunged 62.7 per cent below the previous purchases. • I i l l i V commissioner tried to get council oksy to • • The demand has been so heavy fo r promotional mate­ rials published by tha Semin­ ole County Chamber o f Com­ merce that Manager John Kridcr and hit staff have been hard pressed to meet the requests. A peak waa reached a few weeks back when a rec­ ord 2,600 pieces of literature were mailed in one month. These were in addition to thousands o f brochures fur­ nished the Florida Welcome Stations, the Florids exhibit at the W orld’s Fair, Travel bureaus snd auto cluba. Joe Barnes, n delegate o f the loral Lions Club to the organ­ ization's International conven­ tion in Toronto recently, dis­ tributed over 1,000 Seminole County brochures. • * * Tha subject o f politics fills the air. Everywhere one goes politics is the topic o f discus­ sion. In feet, right now it takes the place of talking about the wealhpr. And, it's going to be talked about even more. But you can’t talk about politics in a real sense unless you're registered. The books ate open and there are thousands o f potential elec­ tor* who need to register. There'* a campaign making the round right now that goes like this: "V ote and the choice ia yours. Don’t vote and the choice la theirs. Register or you have no choice!” It makes quite a bit of sense. • e United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 FR ID AY . JU LY 2471004 • e NO. 241 LBJ, Barry Seek To Avoid Strife W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — The first major confronta­ tion o f the. 1964 presidential campaign takes place at the White Huuse today when President Johnson and Sen. Barry Goldwater meet to dis­ cuss the trouble potential of the civil rights issue. Johnson scheduled a 6:30 p.m. EDT meeting with the Arizona Republican as tho climax o f a busy day. The President holds a televised news conference at 3:30 p.m , and meets with a group of the nation’s top labor leaders at 4. Goldwater told newsmen Thursday night hit purpose in requesting the meeting with Johnson was to "see what we can do to avoid any inciting o f trouble" in the na­ tion's already explosive racial situation. ‘‘I don't want *<} exploit the campaign in any way which result In disorder," he said, adding that he expected no forma! agreement during th* session, simply a "broad dis­ cussion o f the campaign and Poverty Bill Goes To House W A S H IN G TO N (U P IV — The battleground fo r Presi­ dent Johnson's "w ar on pove rty " shifted today from the Senate to the House. The Senate, after 10 hours o f debate and voting, approv­ ed by 62 to 33 Thursday a slightly less affluent antipoverty bill. Republican pres­ idential candidate Bnrry Goldwater voted against the meas­ ure on final passage. The bill, a "m u st" on John­ son'* election-year legislative list, would launch u broad government progrnm of f i ­ nancial assistance to commun­ ities and states where poc­ kets o f poverty persist in a land o f general prosperity. its possible effect on racial violence." Source* close to Goldwater said he sought the meeting at th li time — even before Johnson Is formally nominat­ ed as the Democratic candi­ date— because o f the Increas­ ing seriousness o f the racial situation in certain sections o f the nation. Civil rights leaders voiced the hope that llie Johnson — Goldwater meeting would not mean that civil rights will be "swept under the rug" during the coming campaign. Memorial Rifes Said Af Base For Commander Hundreds of friends and coofficers and men of Sanford Naval Air Station attended the memorial service Thursday afternoon at tho base chapel for Cdr. Barlon W. Bartholo­ mew who was killed last Sun­ day in a je l plane crash. Cdr. Bartholomew d i e d when his Heavy Attack Wing H Skywarrlor crashed in the Mediterranean S e a shortly after taking off from the car­ rier USS Franklin D. Roose­ velt. Base Chaplain Leo J. Mc­ Donald ofiered a eulogy to the popular officer and vet­ eran of 21 years service in the Navy. Assisting in the mentorlal service was the Rev. LcRoy 1). Soper, rector of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. Cdr. Bartholomew had just taken over as commanding officer of VAH-11 shortly be­ fore the squsdroo was de­ ployed to the Mediterranean. Hit carrier launch was routine, officials said after the crash; the bomber went out of control a few hundred yards from tiie carrier snd crashed into the sea. By lla ir y I. Johnson "You arc notified that a Complaint to Foreclose Mort­ gage . . . has b e e n filed against you . . Thus, visions of a Girls Town fur North Orlando ap­ pear la have reached the end of the line. It was billed as a proposed $5.5 million project and would house 120 girls, plu* key personnel for med­ ical, social, educational and religious guidance. Tiie legal paper* of fore­ closure were filed in the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk's office here this week. Amount involved in Hie lift- gallon could not bo deter­ mined. Plaintiff in Hie action is the Miami National Bank; defend­ ants are listed as Girls Town Inc., Reiter Brothers, identi­ fied as a co-partner; Panning Lumber A Hardware Co. Inc., and Harold T. Okimoto of Honolulu, Hawaii. Bank officials would not di­ vulge the amount Involved in the action; representative* of the plaintiffs could not bo reached [or comment. A year ago yesterday, tho public announcement was giv­ en that the project was being considered by Mrs. Horace K, First Federal Keeps Pace W ith Top Firms SLOW MOVING VEH ICLE emblem* lire bcinir pushed in the county In an effo rt to cut down on traffic accident*. Tho emblem, tho trinngulnrfdinpctl device in center o f tho picture is placed on tho rear o f tractor* and other slow moving vehicle* which use public rontla. It is reflectorized and cim bo Been tit Brent distances in iluyliglit imd dork. Shown with it uro, from left. County Agiirultiinil A pent Cecil Tucker, Jim linker, Farm Hurenii president; Fred Joiner, MiiHsey-Fertfunmin dealer o f Apopka; mill S. O. dilute, lending sjwnaor o f the drive. The emblem* can bo or­ dered through Tucker's office. (llernhl Photo) More Dogs In Sanford Being Licensed tV. E. Knowles, rily man­ ager, reported today tlmt dog licensing I* r u n n i n g well ahead o f last year, with n re­ sulting decrease in (lie num­ ber o f unllernsrd dogs being picked up. Tho licensing year does not end until October but. Mint li­ censes have been i s s u e d through July 23 ns compared to n total o f 211* lust year. l-nst year 317 unlicensed dogs were picked up, This year, so fnr, only 181 unlag­ ged animals have been round­ ed up. The city recently construct* cd n new concrete bloek dog pound. Animals rounded up by tho dog catcher are detained for ten dnys, and then unless tho owners rail for them, they are humanely destroyed. Own­ er* may reeiuim animals by buying their tags, getting their labie* shots and paying fo r their keep in tha pound. By Julian Stenitrom Tiie Seminole County Goldwater for President Commit­ tee officially opened its cam­ paign office Thursday night at both the organization's o f­ fice at 2<HI North Park and at the .Sanford Civic Center, Due to the fact that mure Goldnater supporters appear­ ed than had been expected, plus the unexpected nrrival id Goldwater hacker* from Lake and Volusia counties, tlm group wus forced to move ita nutting from the campaign office to tho Civic Center. (.lorge C. Harden Jr., Sunford. was named chairman nf what Attorney Kenneth Lcifh-r stresseii was a non-purtisati committee. A steering committee com­ pris'd of llurdrn, I.effler, Mrs. Cynthia Johnson, Thom- a* II West Jr., Homy Schu­ macher ntul l.auren it. John­ son was established to work in harmony with the national Goldwater for President headquurleia in Washington. The tho committee Washington contacted officii this morning hut was unable to obtain definite information on campaign plans ami materials. L effler said that "the Wash­ ington office is having to reoiganize to luindle the large number of requests for infor­ mation and materials from similar organization which are springing up throughout I lie nation." The Campaign office will lie open, I.effler announced, from 10 a. m. until noon and from 1 until 6 p. nr., Mondays through Fridays. It will he manned by volun­ teer worker* und I.effler said that "anyone interested in helping to serve in the ufflc I* requested to phone the Two Pel.and men denied headquarters, 122-6113, or guilt Thursday a f t e r n o o n contact Mrs. Johnson." when arraigned in County t'ouit on charge* o f “ monkey fishing" in the Wekiva River. They were nabbed at about 3:30 n. m. July 3 by Game • • ‘ M O N KE Y FISHING* equipment is shown in the bout ubove after it wus seized by games wardens while patrolling in the Wckiva River. Two men face chaw;es in County Court and will stand trial in the near future. Shown with the confiscated equipment are Game Wardens Hob Johnson, loft, and E. G. Pierce. ' (Herald Photo) Sanford's First F o d c r a 1 Savings and Loan Assn, was omi o f Ilia 132 Savings and Loan Associations in the state that shared one of the most successful June operations in the stnto'a history, according to William Hussey, executive GOP County Candidates ^bUw ater Campaign Introduced Launched A t M eeting Two Plead Innocent To 'M onkey Fishing' Report* indicate that South­ ern Fibreglass — tha boat builders—are now on a full production schedule and are manufacturing 12 boat* a day. Also, the Clock Winder* hear that there are 60 or more per­ son* on the payroll out there. City budgets requests are presently being worked out with City M a n a g e r i’ete Knowles, burning the mid­ night oil. shooting for an ■Aug. 1 deadline. SANFORD, FLO R ID A pansion, Ilousholder conducted last night’s meeting and appointed Capt, C. IV. Swanson, com­ manding officer o f Sanford Naval A ir Station, to the di­ rectorship relinquished by the retired Capt. Hubert M. Ware, Directors also adopted the Chamber’s budget for the next fiscal year. The meeting closed with a film taken by an area televi­ sion station in which inter­ Wardens K. G. Pierce and Boh Johnson. Charged ara Preston Otis Sloan and Jackie Thomas Miller. County Judge C. V er­ non Mize released the men in bond pending a Jury trial at a later date. "Monkey fishing" involves the u»i- of un electrical device to slunk the fish and bring them to the surface a fter which they are netted anil placed in the boat. The wardens said the men had about .190 pounds o f cat­ fish in their possession when they were apprehended. In addition to the "monkey fishing" charge, Sloan faces charges o f reckless operation o f a boat and with operating it without running lights. They were in a 10-foot ply­ wood boat with a 60-horse­ power outboard mutor when •topped, the wardens said. views wers mtd* on the Iskefront marina which was re­ cently unveiled and which has the backing o f the City o f Sanford and local financial in­ stitution*. Interviewed were Mayor A, [,. Wilson, Chamber Executive Manager John K rider anil Georgo Touhy, executive vica president o f the First Federal Savings A Loan Association and described ns a prime mov­ er o f the mnrinn. Foreclosure On Girls Town Set Eh? jj&mfnrfc feralft Zip Code 32771 cent visit to Bainhridge, Ga., where a similar authority ia in operation, lie noted the bonded indebtedness o f $750.0<H1 has been paid o ff and the facility has attracted an in­ dustrial investment of $t5 million in two years. "The effect around the port is startling," Bolt said, lie said he saw a number of "gleaming new buildings" and told o f the Bainbridge author­ ity's immediate plans for ex­ Smoking In Bed Blamed For Fire Smuking in bed was htnmcd fo r an early morning fire to. day which caused extensive damage to a mattress at the home occupied by Finest Guthera at 1300 W. .Seventh St. Firemen received the call at 1:20 a ,m. and were back at tiie station at 1:49 a. rn. Damage waa confined to the mall ress. Herald Index 6 Abby ------........ ___ Page 6 Bridge ...... . Classified ______ I’uge 10-1II C om ics__. . . ----- Page 2A-3A A Editorial ......... . Funerals --------- ---- Page 3 Horoscope_____ _ Page 2A-3A Society ............. ..... Page 9 Sports ____ _____ ___ Page 4 T V Programs . . . ...... Pago 9 We the Women ....... Page C Republican candidates for connly office* and new mem­ bers of the Seminole County GOP Executive Committee wero introduced Thursday al an executive commlHu meet­ ing in the courthouse. Greeted were K. Pope Bas­ sett, county commission candidale, and Guy Allen, candi­ date for (ax assessor. Also In­ troduced were llie new com­ mittee members, Dr. Harold Miller of Hie Bear Lake area, .Mrs, Florence Borden of Mait­ land and Hubert Mooney of Lake Alary. The meeting was conducted by Stale Hep. Jan Fortune, county chairman, who intro­ duced Hie candidates and nuw committee members, lie also gave a briefing on the five candidates In Hie county. Fortune pointed to three book* which he urged Ins lis­ teners to read. These are "Choice, N o 1 an Echo," "Freedom Is Hi* F l i g h t Plan," and "None Dare Call It Treason." Republicans were urged to attend the tea next Tuesday at the Woman's Club for Charles Holley, GUI* candidate fur governor. Tiie tea will be from 2:30 to 4 p m. From Hie re lloliey will go to Bas­ sett's home at 1515 Crolon Dr., Druid Hills, for un infor­ mal gathering. Tho committee members discussed the two.party sys­ tem and declared the major objective of any political or­ ganization should be to get interested and informed Vet­ ers. After the meeting the com­ mittee adjourned to the Civic Center where a bipartisan meeting waa being held to build support for Barry Goldwater in ids campaign for the picsidcncy. Judy Sings In Comeback LONDON (U P I ) — Three hours cut o f a London nurs­ ing home, Judy Garland step­ ped Into a spotlight at the Palladium Theater early to­ day and sang her way to th* dramatic comeback o f tbs year by literally stopping tbs biggest charity show o f th* season. She did it against doctors' orders. secretary o f the Florida Sav­ ings ami Loan l-ungue. Saving* am m im t* at First Federal here increased over June last year by 20 per cent, according to George Touhy, Executive V i c e President, nmtrhing the stride for Flor­ ida, While the loans extended in June were on u par with those of a year ago, the six months o f tha current year show n a< von per cent gain over the first half o f 1963, Touhy said. Huiscl indicated tiie Increaalng strength of the state economy In figures compiled from tho H & 11 operations in the Sunshine State, lie point­ ed out that, according to Hie Florida Savings and Loan Imagin''* monthly trend re­ port, snvlngn increased during Juno by $68,208,001) which en­ abled total savings til pins the billion murk for the first time in history. The League reported that these in­ stitutions now Iimyu total sav­ ings o f $1,538,000 and tlmt Hie $1 billion innrk was first leacht-d in March 1063. As for the lending records established in June, Hussey said records were set In total loans dosed und total lending volume. Commenting on tlies* rec­ ord* the league rxucutive said Hint total lending volume fur tiie month, w-hlch included loans doici] ami loans pur­ chased from oilier financial Institutions, was $100,203,000 which is the fiis t time lend­ ing volume has ever surpass­ ed Hie $100 million mark dur­ ing a single month. Ths pre­ vious high fo r a single month was Ortubor o f last year when tbs total wus $08,41U,000. Dodge II, wealthy philan­ thropist. It was reported that $350,000 in pledges and money were ready. Eleven months ago, an art­ ist's conception o f the situ was public tied allowing a spacious campus and identified Uia headquarters for Girls Town as Palm Beach. Ground was broken «n tha ion-acre site Inst Sept. 4, with city and county officials on hand lo watch and participate. The signal to start earth-mov­ ing equipment was given by tbe builder. Bernard G. King of Buffalo. N. Y . Girls Town was incorporat­ ed in April, 1900, as a non­ profit organization to giva "home community for home­ less girls of ail faiths in need of help between Hie ages of 10 and 17." Mrs. Dodge reported tha girls would bo received through religious channels, lo­ cal and state welfare agencies and family courts. Officers and directors w er* given as Mrs. Dodge, presi­ dent; Bussell A. Firestone Jr., vice president; Mrs. M arjorie llmigh, secretary; Edward C. Dawson, treasurer; Clifford M. Haines, building trust fund director. 16ixl October word was out that the North Orlando City Council was seeking an occu­ pational license from H oller Brothers, tiie land clearing subcontractors. A fee of $2$ would have tu be paid, it was reported, or a $200-s-day charge c o u l d be bruugbt against the firm, lle ile r re­ plied llie firm was hired by North Orlando Company and Hint it was responsible fur tiie license. Work ground to a halt. Th* project disappeared from pub­ lic view. Until this week. "You are noli Tied that • Complaint to Foreclose . . Fire Put Out In Oviedo Home Oviedo firemen extinguished a Maze near a stova in tha homo occupied by Mrs. Dewey Gummago on Magnolia Street at nlimil 1| p. m. Thursday. Duningu was confined to th* stovn mid nearby cabinets, fin-men said. Greusa whs biumi'd ii* muse o f tho blaze. Fund Drive *Set Explorer Scout l'ost 502 will conduct s soft drink bottls drive Saturday in an effort tu raise funds with which to car­ ry on o number of lit* l'osl'1 activities. �Rev. Grover Sewell Happiness Is Strange Perhaps everyone wants to b* hippy. I n y "perhsp*" because there m »y b f some mentally III people who do nol because of their disturbed minds, but it is safe to say that every normal person stint* to be happy. If people desire happiness why »tn so few find i l l This is ■ question that has faced mankind through the cen­ turies even though the Christ­ ian faith gives an adequate answer. Our faith tells us that one of the primary resM i n s so few find it is that they geek it as an end within itseif. A i a desired chemical result must have a specific formuln, so happiness must be gained In a specific way. The first Psalm givea us direction ai to how we can find it. If you would stop now and read this I'aalm again you would find It helpful liecause I can do little more than comment briefly on it in this column. The word "blessed" is used In many translations o f this Psalm and It means more nearly "happiness." Aa you Oviedo Pastor Guest Of Casselberry Men land of contrast, fine may fly there are 1M Methodist col­ tty Jane Casselberry The Men's Club o f the Cas­ for five hour* amt see nothing leges with over 1.000 stu­ selberry Community Metho­ below but jtinglr and on I be dents enrh }n Brasil. One of dist Church had ns a guest other band the new rapilnl, the Methodist school* was speaker Tuesday night llev. Brasilia, is the most modern started hy his father and now Cyrus Dawsey of the Oviedo city in tiie world and has a has 1,000 students enrolled, Methodist Chinch who spoke .100,000 population. San Pau­ Hi* sister is president o f Henon Brasil on the basis of hi* lo has a population of five nett College in Rio de Janei­ read use Ihr word "happi­ 2ft yesrs of service there as million, yet is only 100 miles ro. ness." from the dense jungle. There Is much poverty in a missionary. In the first verse you find Itov. Ilnwsey noted that nratil and when preparing a He SHid that Brasil is a the pitfalls In happiness. This magnificent Psalm of a wonderful hook of the Wide begins on a negative note. In this verse we find hnslciy that we are not lo follow Hie pat­ tern of life which is advo­ cated liy those who do not know God. Verse two tells us that we can find happiness "in the law of Ihc Lord." Many commentalors agrrr that this means everything that de­ clares God's mind. One who is happy will therefore try to think as God docs, dwell where God dwells, and lo de­ light in so doing. Verse three tells of the ar­ rival at the goal of happiness. A man who travels the path mentioned in verse one mid two will he nourished well. He will he fruitful and pur­ poseful. He will be truly REV. CYRUS D AW SE Y o f Oviedo Methodist Church, center, spoke Tues­ happy) day night on Brazil and his 25 years there ns a missionary for members o f the Casselberry Community Methodist Church Men's Club. With him You will find much more In are Marvin McClain, program chairman, left, and Roger Richmond, new­ tills Psalm aUnit happiness. ly elected president o f the club. (Herald Photo) Head it prayerfully ami thoroughly. Death Called 'Great Blessing O f Life' Religion In America ft) I .oil Is aCssrla ITnllrd Press International "Drnth la one of the great blessings of life." That provocative observa­ tion eomes from n naw book entitledd, "It's Reiter to Re­ lieve," M. Evans A Co., New York. The author is the Itev, John D. Verdery, an Kpisi opal priest who is heudmaster of tha Wooater School, Danbury, Conn. During SO yearn as a pastor and tearher, Dr. Verdery has been Involved with all aorta o f people In all klnda of Double. Experience hae con­ vinced him that faith in God enables human beings to eopa with the major and minor rrlsea o f Ufa with more cour­ age, dignity and perspective than they would otherwise be aide to muster. It la not a novel thesis. Rut Dr. Verdery document! It with extraordinary petauasfvenres, freshneet and wit. Death ie one o f the human experieneea whirh. he says, a ie "generally a little tilt bel­ ter handled by someone who believes than hy someone who does not." "H ow ever unspecific h I e rnnv lei Ions about the here­ after may lie, at least the be­ liever does not confuse it with the here, which ha racognliee to ha an end, a finis, a final moment. Through hit faith, he hat tha courage to fact tha fact of hit fluitude, without trying either to gloss It over with juvenile sentimentality or escape it by running away." The faithful ran even per­ ceive, dimly, that "God plan­ ned wall when ha plannsd life with an and to it." "W e need death In order to give meaning to life," aaye Dr. Verdery. Even with a finite span of time at our dieposal, Dr. V er­ dery seys, Mit Is hard anough to keep our existence filled with some significance." With­ Geneva Church To Have Revival Prayer Krove inerting* Missionary el Oak- Baptiat Church In fianava will bagin next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in preparation fo r a ravlval to be conducted by Rav. 11. A. Clark, mlnlater, during the week of Aug. 2-7. General them# o f the revi­ val, a* Clerk, announced will bet hy "H ear Kev. ye, bear . . . atop and listen. While tha world It going straight ahead for advance­ ment, the aoul o f man is petithing. Jesus said, *1 am m in i that they might have life and that they might have it mere abundantly.'" A ll member* o f tha congre­ gation and Interaetad resi­ dents o f the area and neigh­ boring rommunitiee are in­ vited to attend both the prayer meetinge and revival. out 'The blessing o f number­ ed days,” ell of tin- urgency would go out of huiniin choices, and life would heroine n pointless, perpetual Imi re. A person may fare hie own death with equanimity, and yat go all to piece* when a loved one dies. Thi* is under­ standable, Dr. Verdery eeye, because the pain of bereave­ ment "ran be next to unbear­ able." But even this terrible pain is ultimately a good thing. "W ithout it one might go ail MISS V IR G IN IA ENGLISH, president o f the Rear Irnke Methodist through Ufa without ever buy­ Church WSCS, left, welcomed as special guests ut lust week's meeting of ing one's hcert mede sensitive the group Mrs. Chris Jacobson o f Mount Dora, district treasurer; center to any ultimate questions." and Mrs. R. E. Kassiter o f Orlando, district president, right. A pot luck Why did this have to hap­ supper preceded the business meeting and program. (Herald I’ hoto) pen? It la one o f the ultimata questions whirh the death of a loved on* raises. Dr. Verdory has heard it many times — from anguished young wid­ ows, from grief-stricken par­ ents. from wide-eyed buys called to tha headmaster's study to receiva had now* By Jane L'ssselbrrry from home. Hla answer is: The new revised curriculum By Maryann Mllra It was decided that regular "1 don't know. But 1 gueaa for the Methodist Sunday The Bear Lake Methodist meeting nights of the group God know* what he I* doing. School will go into effect at Church WSCS met Inst weak will he on tho third Thursday If you ran believe that, you the Cussclbcrry Community with Mrs. It. E. Lassiter of don't really have to under­ o f each month with the ttexl Methodist Church on tho first Utlandu, district piesidcnt, stand." to he at the home o f Mte. Sunday in September. Age and Mrs. Chris Jacobson of L. A. Salmi in Bear Lake on group* affected will include Mount Dura, distrirt treasur­ Aug. 20 al H p.m. It nisei wits nursery through sixth grade. er, ns epucisl guests. agreed that charter member* In urdur Hint the new lit­ Following a pul luck supper must he signed In hy the Sep­ erature may be used more e f­ held in the church cottage, tember meeting. fectively, teachers in these the group adjourned to the Plans were made to sponsor department* will attend new chapel for the business meet­ a kitchen shower In order tu curriculum workshops at eith­ By Maryan Mile* ing and program with Miss St. Andrew# l'raabyterian Virginia- English, newly elect­ furnish the kitchen in (he ni-w er the night session, to he church and for a covered dlsn held Tuesday, July, 28, at 7 Church of Bear Lake will lie ed president, in charge. supper at n p.m., Aug. 23, p.m. at the Lockhart Metho­ host to an outing of all teen­ During the business session when services will be held for dist Church, or the day ses­ agers of the community this Mis. Jean Mueller was elect•Sunday at the home o f Mr. ed as chairman of local churcn tha first time in the new sion at the First Methodist and Mrs. Hal Gettings, (UtOft activities nnrt Mr*. Glen Whip­ building which is the first un­ Church In Orlando, Thursday, I.inneal Bench Drive, begin­ ple was nominated lo eervo it of tiie overall church and July 30, 9:30 s in. until 2 p.m. will he called William Irwin nings at 2 p.m. as devotional chairman. Elect­ Hall in honor of the minister. Those planning lo attend ed u* a nominating eommlttue Rev. amt Mrs. Irwin, present­ should bring their own wien­ to function on a ihrc# year ly on vacation, will return in ers end buna f> r a barbecue bull* were Mis. Johnny Mor­ September. to he held following an after­ gen, Mr*. Harold Irwin and Three Senior Hi M Y F mem­ The gloup also voted to hold noon of swimming, boating, Mr*. George Hall. a covered dish dinner for ber* of First Methodist Church water skiing and outdoor members of ths Men's Club in of Sanford have besn elected games. Other foods for the Fellowship Hall. Sept. 21, w ith by the church's official board supper will b* provided. Mi*. Jean Mueihr in chstge to attend the Bishop's Con­ The gel-togelhere fur ternof arrangements. Men's Club* solation fur Youtli to hi- held nger* of the aren aro spon­ from Methodist churches in at Florida Southern College sored by the Si. Andrews Lockhart, Casselberry a n d in Lakeland, Aug. 11-13. Youth Fellowship and the Representing the l o c a l Apopka will lie invited to at­ rhureh circle. T h# recently organised tend. church wdll br Barbara Thom­ F 1 r * t Southern Methodist The program part of thn as, Candy Southward and Church o f Sanford held Its meeting was pi evented hy Jerry Myei*. Some t.ftOU young people of sixth worship seiviie last Mrs. Lassiter who spoke oil the "Latter of Paul to the the Florida Conference are Sunday night at the Woman'* By Evelyn Lundy Phtllpplsns," a letter to a expected to he present for the Gueet speaker at First Bap­ Club. young rhureh. Mrs. Ruth llirre-dey meeting. tist Church o f Oviedo for this Singing was led hy James Bowles conducted a pledge Sunday morning's worship Talmadge prior to the ser­ service during which each service will b* Dr. Drew F. mon which was presented by member made her pledge for Georg* Hayward, Presby­ Stamps o f Ormond Beach, re­ terian layman from Sanford, Rsv. Durwaid H. Knight c f the year. tired missionary who was sta­ The meeting was Hosed will he gueet speaker for tioned in China where lie Stuart. with benediction from Rev. Sunday's worship ei-rvlc# at The following officers were taught for 30 years at the William Bookman who i* St. A n d r e w * Presbyleriau Ualveislty of Bhanghl. elected at a Church confer­ serving as pastor at Bear Church in Bear Lake In the Dan Melnro* will lit speak- ence held after the evening Lake Methodist during the absence of Rev. Thoms* H. er for the evening worship Valin, pastor, who I* on va­ servicer Mr*. R. I>. Priest siiinmr) mouths. isrvlcs. Installation services for o f­ cation. The pulpit w b » filled secretary, and Henry C. Mor­ ficers o f the WSCS, which U*l Sunday hy Arthur J. De­ gan, treasurer. Juhn Saule assisted Ruv. was ut tainted only a shuil Young, member o f the Church Rav. Char Ire W. Stewart Knight in explaining the dis­ time ago, were conducted last of the Covenant o f Sanford Jr., vicar of Long wood's cipline of the Southern Meth­ Sunday morning by Ruv. end recent graduate o f PresChrist Episcopal Church, will odist Church. Bookman. Officially installed hyterian College o f S.'uth serve on tha t*a*hlng staff The group elected R. D. were Miss English, president; Carolins. at Camp Wingmsrn at Avon Priest Sr. is delegate to tha Mis. Margaict Brown, vice Park, Monday through Satur­ Mid-South Annual Confer- president; Mr*. Eileen Ben­ The first U. S. permanent day o f next weak. Fr. Stewart snes which will be held jamin, corresponding secre­ newspaper was the Boston will instruct fourth, fifth and August 6-9 in Raton Rouge, tary and Mis, Ruth Bowles, News-Letter, which made tti alsth grada boy*. La. treasurer. appearance in 1704. Bear Lake Methodist WSCS Holds M eeting Sunday School Workshops Set For Teachers St. Andrews Plans Outing For Youths Three To Attend Convocation Officers Named By Southern Methodist Oviedo Baptists To Hear Guests Guest Speakers ffh’f frattfnrS Page 2— FrI. July 24, '64 S rrn lS meal they always made more beans and rice than they need­ ed so that there would he something for the hungry who beg for food with empty Lin cans in their hands. lie suit! that Hie people there plead fo r US to send missionaries who will he liv ­ in g exam ples o f the gospel in their midst. Program chairman Marvin McClain spoke on "Love the Mightiest Force in the W orld." A quartet consisting of Ken Miller, Skip Blood, Borate (Tiesber and Rev, Delmns Copeland sang "H ave a Lit­ tle Talk With Jesus" and “ Somebody Knocking at Your Door." New officers o f the Men’* (Tub Were recently circled for the coming year. They are Roger Richmond, presi­ dent; Jim Court, vice presi­ dent; Earl Oakley, secretary and Dun Mart-cod, treasurer. A work day was announced for this Sstuiday at the church Stirling at B a.m. and nil the nien were naked to participate. A luncheon will he served for the workmen lit noon by the ladies of the church. The Methodist Men’s Club District meeting will be held al the Pinecastle Methodist Church July 3u at 6:30 p.m. The new Superintendent of the Orlando District will h* speaker of the evening. Thn first Monday of each month ha* been set aside for visitation hy members of tiie Men's Club, who meet at the church at 7 p.m. for 30 min­ utes o f instruction before go­ ing out in pairs to call on three families. The September meeting of the Men'* Club will he a Joint meeting with the ladles of tin Woman's Society o f Christian Service. •MEMBERS OF LONGWOOD'S Christ Episcopal Church’s Men's Club caught the fish shown here, plus a wheelbarrow full o f sea bass not shown, which have been frozen for Saturday night’s fish fry to be spon­ sored by the club. Those nmkinjr the trip, in forefront from left, wero Robert Hamilton. Charles Pasternack, Tyson Mans, Thomas Kuhn, W il­ liam Wigg, Charles Stewart III and Rev. Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar. Capt. Don Welch, skipper o f the fishing boat, is at right and the mat* is at left. Episcopal M en To Host Supper By Donna Kate* On the menu with the fish Thn Men's Club o f 1-nugwood’s Christ Church will Episcopal sponsor a fi»h will be French fries, coleslaw, hush puppies, coffee, tea or punrh. Tickets, which may lie fry thi* Saturday from ft:3() obtained ut the until 7 p in. at tho Parish House on C h u rc h Street. priced fur adult* and Hillilien, eix tu It! years, with dinner, are children under eix admitted free of charge. The fifh were caught by members of the church's Men's Club on a recent aea fishing trip. A. P. Ilowcrsox is piealdcnl o f the organisa­ tion. Christ Methodist To Have School Vnratiim Bible School Week ul Christ Methodist Church o f Sanford will open during the regular Sunday School hour this Sunday and Hose with a 7:30 p.m. program amt handicraft display next Friday. Daily sessions during the week will he from !) until 11:20 a.m. Director o f the school will he Mrs. Edward Christiansen who also will serve as a teach­ er in tint junior department. Other teachers for the jun­ ior* will be Mr*. John Kneeland and Mr*. Cordan Meyer. Primary teacher* will be Mrs. II. I,. Nielsen end Mis James Sumerville and the kindergarten group will be taught hy Mrs. Robert Brad­ bury, Mrs. Jam** Runnel* nnd Miss Judith Pauline. Secretarial duties will l>o ■hared hy Lou Jnillcl and Paul Sumners. Rev. Chstlcs Hogg, pastor of the church, Will work with the hoys in handi­ craft classes. Westminster To Hear Former Missionary By Jane Casselberry Rev. Earl G. Harris will be guest minister *t West minis­ ter Presbyterian Church Sun­ day for tho 11 a.m. worship service. Dr. *nd Mrs. Harris now reside in Winter Park and formerly served as minionaric* in Africa. Church School Hasses are held at 0:45 a.m. There is a church time nursery. Servlet* are held In the former Heft­ ier Home* office cn Sit 426 one mile r a il o f Seminole P la n in Casselberry. DEBARY YOUNGSTERS, with and without fish, assembled eagerly to have their picturo taken following a recent Fishnthon at Lnke Marie which was sjxmsbrcd by the DeBury Fishing Chib in conjunction with the summer youth program being conducted under Auspices o f the Do­ it ary Civic Association, (Cox Photo) Grace Methodist Pastor Returns This Sunday Rev, John H. Hires Jr., pas­ tor o f Grace Methodist Church wliu bus been on two-week va­ cation, will return to the pul­ pit Sunday and will speak on "Anchors That Hold!” The rhureh's first quarter­ ly conference will lie held at 7:20 p.m, Sunday, opening with a Vesper Service. Dr. Joe A. Tolie, Di'Land Distrirt superintendent, will preside at the meeting. Next Friday, beginning ut 10 a.m., pre-registrntion will be held for all children who plan to attend Vacation Church School during tiie week Aug, 3-7. The Methodist Men’s Club o f the church will have a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. thi* Sunday to plan an Ice cream social whirh will follow the closing pro­ gram o f the school on Friday evening. Aug. 27. Moving Earth In Large Way C APE K E N N E D Y . Fla. — The spacecraft in which as­ tronauts will fty to the Moon will tie assembled in u new atrurture at the N A S A 's Ken­ nedy Space Center located on Msrritt Island, Fla. To provide a foundation for the building, 280,000 cubic yard* o f fill had to be rxcav. ated from a pit and piled on •he site for several months. This snormous weight com­ parted ths suhgrade. Then the Rev. It. Hamilton Griffin, fill wss removed and con­ pastor of Elder Springs Bap­ struction o f the building be­ tist Church, will return to hi* gun. pulpit this Sunday. Rev. G rif­ fin and hi* family hsvs just Newspapers classified sd returned from an enjoyable vrrtising is finding homes for two wrecks vacation camping Americans at the rat* of 2,throughout tha state. 864 every hour. Pastor Returns Fishathon Big Event For DeBary Children B> Mrs. Frank White Mote than Bo children of all ages turned out for the recant mornings at the Community Center under direction of 3 Smith and Mrs. William Laka- Fishathon at Lake Marie in man and Mra. A. Duffin, asDeRury which wss sponsored ■inanta. hy tho local Fishing Club as Sports and outdoor activ­ a special event of the summer ities, such u* shufflebosrd, volleyball, croquet, basketball, youth program. ping-pong and jump rope, ar* Pole* were supplied hy the found to be cspcciuliy popular Huh ami competition whs with the older groups whiU keen. Winner* were Joseph the younger children go in fo r .Sweeney, smallest fish; Frank handicraft sessions and story Miller, largest fish, and hit hours with Mrs. Chester brother Moxle Miller, greatest Rea rick and Mr*. Kress W al­ number o f fish caught. ter, Keeping the hooks baited Special event* ar* bowling were Huh members N. B. on Monday mornings, skating Roach, president; A r c h i e on Thursday tvsnings and Long, Arthur Blrkman, I. E. square dancing on Friday eve­ Whlsnanl, Sam Leigh, Morria nings. Shawkey, Richard Long and Floyd G e 11 e r m a n. Glenn Smith, chairman of the overall recreation program, alto was on hand to give an assist. Regular sessions during the summer program un* held on W e d n e s d a y and Friduy Attend Committee To Meet By Donna Eatsa Ths Festival Commltts* of the Church of tha Nativity Catholic Woman’* Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the church social hall. Various booths and aetivtties planned for th* festival, scheduled for (let. 9, begin­ ning at noon on the parish grounds, will b« discussed, Mrs. Jennie Fox, wxys and means chairman, will preside. FOR A N Y OCCASION FLOWERS ARE A L W A Y S CORRECT services^ tdisweed. at your own btaceoji worsdif) W IL Q O M ■ W A C O M Virginia Patroaki F . O. Box 1214 Sanford Nora Norrla T E 8-1314 8. Sc mi not* Camp Teacher Phyllis Rug ratlin* FA 3-62(4 Lake Mary SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford A r*. 321-1822 322-6432 Mildred Haney •48-3631 Deltona Mary Getting* Bear l.ak# 293-4817 l �2-1, Fire Gear Midw ives Supply Needed Service In Community Good Regarded As Cub Pack 540 Of Casselberry {The t2 By Dottle Austin « » f n 1963 there were 1.510 *ba&ir» born in Seminole County. Must On Farm Only 760 o f these were delivered In Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. Negro mid • wives in Seminole Count) delivered almost 100 of them. The rest sere born in Or^ange County hospital* or In military hospitals. Ancient I’ rartire Midwifery i; an ancient practice, dating hack to the buyeinning of history. Tremendous strides have been made in obstetrics in tin- past fifty years o f medi­ cal history. But as better medical atten­ tion, better prenatal and post-natal care and and ob­ stetrical surgery have ad­ vanced, so have the costs. Costs cf prenatal care un­ der an obstetrical specialist, hospitul delivery and post­ natal caro which average about $300 are the primary reason that mid-wifery still exists on a much wider scale Thar the puldic realizes. Licensing The days when any woman with the fortitude and nerve for the job, a little knowledge o f basic anatomy and child­ birth could call herself a mid­ wife and engage in the prac­ tice of delivering babies, are gone now. Present day mid-wives are trained, licensed and regis­ tered. They werk only under the permission of a doctor, with patients whom the doctor has examined and who appear in all respects to be capable of normal ami uncomplicated de­ livery. Some work In a simple •nnnner, using an ordinary bed, padded with rubber sheets anil newspapers and a small kit o f instruments and supplies at hand. Others have more elaborate act-ups including a delivery table, hospital style sterili­ zers and even incubators for prematurely born babies, w Occasionally, deliveries are attended In the patient's home, especially in the rase where a Negro mid-wife at­ tends a white woman in labor. However, modern day m.ffwives avoid this if possible, preferring to have the patient come to their home, where nil supplies and proper, clean equipment is readily available •aid sanitary conditions arc certain, being checked almost daily by state health depart­ ment officials. Procedure* As the mid-wife business is presently set up, the ex­ pectant mother who Is medi­ cally indigent or simply pre­ fers not to go to the hospital, Js seen by State Health He"iurtment physicians or her own physician. Sometimes she is seen regu­ larly throughout her preg­ nancy. A t other times, the woman might not present herself to a doctor until a few weeks or days before birth is imminent. In any ease, if she states Shut she wishes to tie deliver­ ed by a mid-wife, *he is given a thorough examina­ tion, laboratory checks are made and tf she is judged to be ca|Mldo o f normal delivery, she is given a permission slip for the mid-wifu delivery. No reputable, re-gstered, licensed mid-wife will accept a patient for delivery unless •die possesses tho permission vlip from the doctor. Slamlhy A woman who hns been INCH HATCH for early arrivals is demonstrated by Mrs. Marie Francin, Sanford mid-wife its she places newborn infant in machine secured far her use by Health Department. (Herald l’ lioto) granted permission from her private physician or the Pub­ lic Health Department physician will go to the home o f the mid-wife when her luhor pains begin. A t times, this is touch-andgo a» sometimes a woman, particularly one who has had a number of children, will only have a few hard pains, sometimes only one, proceed­ ing the actual birth. Normally, however, th e mid-wife prepares the expect­ ant mother for her accouche­ ment, and prepares for min­ utes or hours o f labor and the actual birth, followed by the pcst-natul activity and care of the infant. The newborn child, proper­ ly cared for, is placed in n bassinet, close by the mother's bed, after delivery. Should anything go wrong during labor; should exces­ sive bleeding, excessive pain or any unusual circumstances arise, the mid-wife calls im­ mediately (or the Hinbulunce and the doctor, who respond promptly und transport the patient to the hospital for u physician's care and respon­ sibility. Natural Birth III almost all cases o f m id­ w ife d elivery the birth is what in modern days is re­ ferred to as “ natural.” This means tliut no drugs or puin kitleia uru adminis­ tered—no luhor inducing or restricting drugs are used and the labor proceeds ns na­ ture has designed it since Cain and Abel wero horn to Eve. Contrary to what hospilaldelivered mothers might fear, the pain is not unbearable and is often accomplished al­ most silently and fearlessly. Visiting nurses from the health department attribute the absence o f pain and fear to the southing presence o f the mid-wife who never leaves her patient's side, holding her hand and impart­ ing n kind o f strength and courage with her personal care and attention. Mid-wives reuiaik ruefully however, that this is net al­ ways true of "firs t babies," us the mother is often fear­ ful und tense because she doesn't know wlml to expect, with the resale that the fear and tension cause increased pain. Mid-wives charge more to deliver "firs t babies." Sanford Mid-Wise* The three Sanford midwives arc Maiy Moye, Jur- STEHII.I/.KK holds necessary instruments for delivery and infant cure. Here Mrs. Marie Fran­ cis, Sanford mid-wife places instruments in ma­ chine, which was donated to her by Dr. George Starke. (Herald Photo) usha Dranc and Muria Fran­ care, a* well ns five days of cis. rest, all their mrnl* and in­ Mrs. Moye, who makes her tensive post-natal care. home ut 1515 W. I6;li St. has The Francis home is regu­ been a mid-wife for -III years, larly inspected by health de­ and has delivered over 2,000 partment and fire depart­ Allen F. Allman. S3, died ut Born May fl, 18S1 in Osteen, babies, and has never lest u ment officials. It conforms to patient. regulations with fire extin­ $:30 p.m. Wednesday in a De- he was retired cattleman. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. She has been licensed and guishers, exit markers cir­ l.ami nursing home. Frances Allman o f Sunford; heaters, outward registered for the past 20 culating six sons, Raymond. Allen F. opening doors, ventilation and years. Jr. and Robert, all of Tort Mrs. Moye, a widow, who sanitation. Orange, Willis o f Syracuse, From 17 to 25 babies are never had any children o f her N. Y., Lee o f Santa Rosa, own lives ill a neat, clean, delivered there each month, Calif, and William o f Bun­ and since 1913 not less than well-furnished frame home. nell; four daughters, Mrs. Ann One o f the bedrooms and a 200 infants arc born there Strickland o f Ormond, Mrs. each year. hath have been turned into n Alice Cash o f Daytona Reach Queried ns to mortalities, delivery and ward room, with and Mrs. Catherine Connell Mrs. Francis said; two single beds und two bas­ By Jane Ca««rlbrrry and Mrs. Ailcne Ferrell of "I have never lost a patient, sinets. Republican tiuhernatorlnl Port Orange; three sisters, and if I did. I would quit. It Her churges run from $65 C.mdidutc Charles It. Itclley Mis. Alice McDonald o f Port to $00, depending on the num­ would kill me. I f I run into o f St. Petersburg wdl be Orange and Mrs. Pstty Woods the slightest difficulty, I call ber of hours ami rate she guest o f the Seminole County gives. She charges more for (he doctor and the uinhulnnce Young Republican Club nt a and Mrs. Sally Hardy of San­ ford. "firs t buhics," because the immediately.” coffee-meeting to he held at Mrs. Francis and the other mothers “ need more care, the home o f Club President mid-wives recommend natuiu) patience and time.” K. Pope Bassett, 1515 Croton Mis. Moye has photographs birth uml never give any kind Drive, Muitlund, next Tues­ of anesthesia. Instead they o f “ tier babiocs" all over her day from 4:30 until 6 p.m. home und is now delivering give, "lots of sweet talk." Croton Drive is located o ff “ I held their hand, or let some o f the second genera­ Crnnole Road in tho Druid them hold on to me, talking tion. Mrs. Charlotte M. Reynolds, Hills auction. She delivered 1*0 babies in soothingly uml quietly, ns the Holley will he making acv- 61, died ut Scminclo Me­ patient experiences labor," 1963. <rul Central Florida appear- morial Hospital at 6:95 p.m. Jurusha Drum- is new in Mrs. Francis explained. uneea next week and the Thursday after an illness o f Mrs. Francis's charges also Sanfcrd, having moved here Young Republican Club is several months, recently from Forest City and start at $65, (which includes pleased to o ffer thin oppor­ Horn in Catherine, N. Y., is not W'ell-ostnhlished in the delivery, infant cate, a five tunity for Seminolo voters to Aug. 17, IR99, she had lived business yet, though she is |day stay uml ull meals) and g e t personally acquainted in Sunford for 17 years mak­ she is eligible fur hospital in­ experienced ami capable. ing her home with her sister, with tin' candidate. surance payments. Maternity Home Anyone interested In meet­ Mrs. Hattie K. Mayette, 1019 “ Sometimes it turns out to Mis. Mane Finin-is, who ing H olle y is welcome to nl W. 26th Street. She was a operates a maternity home at he charily work, though," she tend whether i r not they are member o f the First Metho­ 621 K. Sixth St. grew up in said. members o f the club or the dist Church of Sanford. It erom mends lion* the business. Survivors, other than Mrs. Republican Party. Thu Public Health Nurses Her mother, the late Mrs. are sister, Mrs. Club Treasurer Margaret Mayette, Carrie Julies, established the with whom this Herald re­ linttis has announced a pro­ Josephine Hates o f Lynns, home in 1943 in cooperation porter (cured the mid wives fit o f $2L».117 from the dinner N. Y. and Mi.s Frances Mun­ with Dr. tieorge Starke, Ne- homes were ull generous iii held at tho Capri Restaurant son c f San -iii and several gro physician, who is now praise o f the work of these in Saufotd in June with Con- niece* uml . epi. w*. president of the Seminole drdieuted women. gcssiiiuii Edward (ilirncy a* "These mid-wives have eonCounty Mcdicul Society. principal speaker, Mr*. Ann The home is Used ns a trihiited more to public health llasrett. chairman o f the af­ training center by the mid­ than any other persons with fair, has expressed her ap­ w ife department of the Stale whom I have come in con­ preciation for all those who Hoard of Health and women tact," said one nurse. worked to make tho dinner “ Mothers who go to them such a success. are sent here from all over lly Jane Casselberry excellent pre-natal, the state to train in the home receive American Legion Memorial delivery and infant care. under Mrs. Francis. Post 256 and Auxiliary Unit The home is equipped with Their brief visit is sometimes o f Casselberry will la* rep­ NKW YORK (U P I ) _ Try a regulation delivery table, all tin* rc*l t)iini' women ever resented nl the Sixth District sewing with a hone needle, as she anMt'il. incubator, sterilizer and other School o f Instruction to he "W hile they've got the the sneient Kgyptlnns did, held Sunday from S-12 a.m. items of hospital equipment. and > • < i’ll realise w h a t a long Mrs. Francis and her uides mother in their home, the nt Pest 19 in Orlando. Thu wear uniforms and she has a mid-wives work haul to teach wuy tin- art of home sewing meeting will he followed by has progressed ill the yeurs five tail want. There is a good health, Instruct ill diet a luncheon, sixth bed. in which Mrs. for both mother and baby ami since ( leoputra cruised the llioso planning to attend Francis sleeps, to he near her teach infant rare,” said un- Nile. Visitors to the Singer from the Cnsnelbcrry Post In­ Kxhlhit nt the New York patients all night in cu»u other nurse, clude Post Commander Ken­ “ All o f these women are World's Fair see the progress neth Walhtfdge, Immediate they need her. Assisting her are Anise lining an outstanding job We o f sewing from the bone Past Commander Harold Krythe Egyptians Walker, Victonu Dm gin, Mrs. are pioud ami lucky to have needles of der. Hen Evans and Miller Francis' duughter Cassandra them ill Seminole County," through the "Touch & Sew" Kvnns. Auxiliary officers at­ machine of modern times. und her married duughter she added. tending will he Mrs. Della As soon as an infant is Daphne Humphrey. Kryiler, president, and Mrs. f’utienls hi the Francis ma­ lairn, the mid wife notifies Kirkland, ItN. o f Jackson­ Alice Wall-ridge, aecretary. ternity home remain four or the Seminole County llcullh ville. Regular monthly meeting* 3 here has been some indi­ of the Post and Auxiliu.-y, five days. They receive in­ lb puiUncut and a visiting re­ structions in diet uml child gistered nurse pays a call, cation in recent years, us the which have suspended for examining the infant ami the population e> illusion contln- Ilia summer, will rt-sumo in mother. raaea of expectant mothers September. “ It's mostly routine,” raid im reusing, that consideration one nurse, as we left the mid­ ui and overworked physi­ wife's home. "The mid-wives cians find their number o f take such good care c f the may lie given to training mother and huhy, there is nurses to deliver infanta in seldom on) thing for me to do ri-rmal hospital d e l i v e r y , except make a routine exa­ fleeing physicians to give mination as required by the more tirnu to difficult und State Hoard o f Health.” complicated canes. The Florida Statu Hoard of It this eventually happens, Health's state mid-wife con­ mid-wifery, far from being sultant, who keeps ill close “ on the way out” will again touch with the 2.000 mid­ l>e practiced as it had been • fin n in g 41 Processing wives in Florida is Mrs. Kthel for centuries, by women. Felt Allen F. Allman Dies In DeLand Republican Club To Host Coffee For Holley Mrs. Duffell Mrs. Reynolds Dies At Home Dies In Hospital Post 256 Group To Attend School Of Instruction S ew So Mr*. Stella Mae Duffell, 52. Street, Or­ lando, died Wednesday night at her reaiilence. A native o f Opp, Ala., alia rente to Orlando 10 yra ri ago from Arcadia. member of She th e wa* Baptist Funeral Notice % !.!.« %V A M .i:* r — Puntral fair All#n F Allman, »S. who tllr-l W *tln r. will h«* !»•!<! at S |i mi. Maturita? at tha irrn In Oatartt * ’*n»»i#rjr with Mr*. Manila Mart>on*lil ofrid ailtia Hri«. ■«»n Funeral ll<ma In rhnttf aif arraimrmrnt*. Mill >Ol ll*. M il’ll: for Ml«*. Mr— Punara! Mr*. Charlotte CALL 4» | ■ » ■ » % ■ ■ ■ (iU K S S IN li GAME is on ut J. C. Penney’* where a hutfe cuke of ice bun been placed in the store. Visitors are asked to guess when the ice cake will melt and the person coming closest to it will receive an electric blanket.. Shown near the cake of ice are Mrs. E li! Doss, Mrs. Willie T. Hunt and Ed Beat of the City Frodilcld ice Company, (lleiuld i ’iioto) i M O VI N G ANO S T O R A G E CO.. INC. FA 2-9511 504 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fla. • Brand New Insulation where needed Much time |s lost each year nt the beginning o f the school while the new first grader* become new follow oriented to their surroundings, learn to orders, and learn to corporate with the other chil­ dren. Many of tha pre-schoolera have not learned certain necessary basic skills either nml teacher the great deal of spends her a teaching time tying shoes, buttoning buttons, wiping tears uml cleaning up the bathroom. Naturally the rliicf aim o f the orientation I* to rul this wasted time to n minimum so that the first grader* can get on with the business c f learning their "3 It’s". C. M. Harp, srhool princi­ pal, I* very optimistic con­ cerning the program nml hope* that it Clin bu expanded next yenr. Payne Cone 8T. LOUIS Ralph S. ( U l 'l ) i'ayne, — Dr. u dentist, has retired at ago 69, after nlinoat 44 year* with the Vet­ erans Administration. NOW -AIR CONDITION YOUR ENTIRE HOME AT A SURPRISING >5 LOW PRICE ||*y Add this . quality General Electric System to .v General Electric cul* the cost of year round air con­ ditioning—with the revolu­ tionary new QUIK ATTACH system (list cuts installa­ tion tune, sharply reduce* installation costl Call us now lor (roe sur­ vey—there * no obligation. your present Warm Air SP EC IA L 50 ’14 A LS O : New Matlre.se*, Dog Spring*, Hollywood Beds, Odd Size* and King Hit* Beds Made To Order at Factory ITiccal Echols fly Jane Casselberry The orientation program for new first grader* Is being in­ itiated in Seminole County for the first time tld* year on nn experimental basis at South Seminole Elementary School nt Casselberry and nt Wcatatdo Grammar School in Hanford. Approximately 40 eager hoy* and girl* nro enrolled for the four week course at South Seminole under the di­ rection o f first grade tcncher, Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Dunn. Tho program began on Monday o f this week nml will continue through August 1.1 nml is prininrily fer children who have not attended kin­ dergarten to give them a chance to adjust more quick­ ly to classroom routine when school actually opens on August 31. The children have la-en d i­ vided into two classes with one group meeting from H a.m. to 19 a.m. and the other from 19:30 a.m. to 12.30 p.lll. The time is divided Into rend­ ing readiness, number readi­ ness, physical activity, and manipulative activities, such as working with clay, paints, and puzzles. « II %II. Hold*. Cl. tom u : i t h m i . m . wh«» died Tit n rad ay, w il l h«* held at 2 So pin. Monday at llrlaaoii Funrr.sl Horn* with lle v Hobart Janklna o f f i c i a t ­ ing llurlal will tie In <w»klawn Meritor la* Park. llrU ton Funeral Jfoina In charge o f arrangernenta R E N O V A T IO N *61— Pnpo 3 Orientation Program For New First Graders Being Tried aervlt *a \! Fri. July Mrs. June Templeton, Mr*. lly Jane Casselberry Miller and Mrs. Cub Scout Tack 519 o f Cas­ Carolyn Clydene McKenzie. The Den selberry Joined with Scout Mothers, Casselberry, Dan troop* and Cub packs all over Coleman anil A. Mahasscy the nution ns well ax the 62,- joined Miller in an induction 900 Scouts und Explorers at ceremony for the new Cubthe Nntionnl Jamboree in master, Dave Waters. Each Valley Forge, Pa., In the ob­ pereson presented the new Cubmastcr with ii small servance o f American Herit­ scroll tied with a ribbon to age Day. Saturday night. represent the qualities re­ The Impressive ceremony quired and rewards c f hi* was held at the lukefront job . . , responsibility, knowl­ home o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles edge, opportunity, gratifica­ .ockyer on Quintuplet Drive, tion, hard work, entliusinsm Casselberry. Conducting the and admiration. program was the new Neigh­ Achievement awards wero borhood Commissioner George presented by Waters to tho Bud" Miller, who formerly- following boys, Danny Miller, served a* assistant Cuhnias- W olf Badge nml gold arrow; David Ford, W olf and gold ter o f Pack 5t0. In speaking of our Am eri­ arrow; Tommy Halmer, W olf; can Heritage, ho used the Howard Williams, gold ar­ words “ From the small spark row-; Richard Rnndull, Bear; of liberty grant bonfires of Vernon Catron, Lion and gold freedom grew " and the fire arrow, nml David Miller, was automatically lighted by- Lion. Four new Bobcats in­ ducted into the Pack wero electricity. A color guard made up of Gary Hensley, Ricky lleintCuba from Dens 2, 3 and 4 zlcmcn, Harry W right and presented the Colors and the Collyar Jensen. program was opened with the Dens 2 and 4 conducted tha Pledge o f Allegiance. Miller closing ceremony presenting introduced Leonard Cassel- n skit on the Four Freedom* berry o f the Casselberry Com- nml led in the singing o f tha m u n 11 y Methodist Church National Anthem. Men’s Club, sponsoring or­ The Pack will take part la ganization, as the new- In­ the Wckiwa District Cub-Ostitutional Representative for Roc to ho hrhl August 2i! nt the Park, anil the Den Mo­ the Mead Garden* in Winter thers, Mrs. France* Srtje, Paik. I ll K IK I.L , MilV. *1111.1.% m m — K ii nr t a I ■ • r v W « for tin MtalU Mt»0> Duff **11 «*f IM K llin r# Htraat. Orlando, wh «llrd Wednesday, war* arh* ulud for I |im today at Co* I'arhar Funeral ll«*ina Wlntar Park with lllaho Kr.eman lia « K 'it of Hanf ••ffladatliiK IlnrUI will ho Woodlawn Memorial par •Ifatiih'iW Furtvral llotn* ohatga of local arrangement IN N E R SP R IN G M A T T R E SS MOVING? a Church. Survivor* are her aon, V ir­ gil H. Duffell o f Sanford; daughter, Mr*. Betty Jeanette Wilson o f Lynhavcn; parents, Mr. und Mrs. John Y. Mock c f Opp; a brother, Ester Mock o f Opp; sisters, Mr*. Vertilee Owens and Mr*. Es­ telle Qualls o f Winter Gar­ den, Mrs. Duvie I'arrlsh of Andalusia, Ala., Mrs. Sarah Stinson o f opp, Mrs. Eloiae Donaldson n f Birmingham, Ala. and Mrs. Dorothy Swann of Washington, II. C. and four grandchildren. LOOK! • Brand New Cover for Mattrras firrn lfi Has 'Heritage Day' Program By Ernie C. I.undberg The co»t of a tractor fire in the field can be much more than the value of dam­ aged or destroyed equipment. Worker* may Ire injured, tile ctup dcsltxiycd, and time lost while waiting for equip­ ment to be repaired or re­ placed. According to the National Safety- Council, seven typical causes of farm equipment fitvs are; 1. Fuel leaks; 2. Electrical shorts; 3. Accumulation of trash. du.«t or chaff; 4. Broken or erseked sedi­ ment bulbs; 5. Malfunctioning carbure­ tors; 6. Exhaust spark*; 7. Careless practices such a* smoking or refueling hot engine*. Tractors and other farm power equipment can easily lie equipped with fire extinguishes — and they should be, says the council. Generally, the best ex­ tinguisher is the multipurpose dry chemical type, suitable for use on any kind of farm fire. Site depends on the site and type of equipment and the kind of farming done. However, the unit should con­ tain at least 10 pounds of chemical. The extinguisher should he mounted where It can be eas­ ily readied from both the o|H’ralor's platform and the ground. The best location de­ pends on the make and model of machine and the different combination* of mounted equipment used. of 3117 Kilgore frattfnrft BEDDING CO. I l l Magnolia Av*-, Sanford 122-4171 Furnace aqd enjoy YEAR-ROUND COMFORT! • Low cost summer cool­ ing—provide* constant cir­ culation of cooled, filtered, dehumidified air. • General E lectric e n g i­ neered— lor long year* of satisfactory performance, e Dependable control (p ro­ vide automatic operation, e O p e r a t e s wi t h a n y soundly designed duct sys­ tem end warm air furnace. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. "KECOUDS A N D SH E E T MUSIC* 118 Magnolia I2 M 5 6 I �LL Hationals To Play For District Title Tonight The Sanford Nationals Sit* Outturn f r r a l b Page 4— Frl. July 24, '64 for the District Four title A bout Sports fo r 8 p. m. ut Fort Mellon will tangle with Leesburg tonight In n content slated Park. Thinking Out Loud By Jallaa 8 tanstrees Winding up tha waak. • • • Outdoor! man will be Intar* eated to laam that tha Gnm# and Fresh Watar Flah Com* m inion had adopud a flacal budget tor 1004*05 amounting to 99,215,017. This figure rep* reacnta an Increase o f 9356,101 more than the budget fo r the 1059*84 year. It'a Interesting to note that the Commission ex­ pects to receive 991,105,000 from the ante o f freeh wa­ ter licensee and 9965,500 from hinting licensee. Also well over n half million dotlnre will come from the fedJ eral government. The larger budget fo r the 1054-55 year should enable the Commission, I f receipts are an anticipated, to Increase Its services and capital eutlay. That’s good newx. a s * I f you're one to listen to tha opinions o f American Laagna President Joe Cronin, the loop’s rookie o f Uio year award w ill go to one o f three eutetendtng A t year men. Cronin hsllerea C a b a n nntflelder Tony Ollra o f the Minnesota Twins, Ralllmor# ha Her W ally Hunker and H e a t o n outfielder Tony Coaigli — are the three pace-setters. There are eight othor pos­ sibilities but a 12-year-old who follows major league baseball ean tell you that one o f the three previously men­ tioned acta will cart o ff tha honors, e e a 'Because o f the widespread acceptance o f tha Clasa A A football program during tha IM S football season," tha Florida High 8chool Activities Association has recommended that tha program 'ba expand­ ed to include Clsaa A schools fo r tha 1954 season.” Tha association said that participation on tha part o f Claaa A schools win bo opSemi-final playoff garnet to determlna tha atata champions w ill ba playad Dec, 4 and the rhampionahip game w ill be played Dee. 11 . W e haven't been nble to find out but we hope Seminole High w ill elect to participate In the playoffe If it ia d ig able. Regional winners are de­ termined by a point ayatem. For defeating a Claaa A A team a school gets 10 polate, fo r tlelag a Class AA team I f gate five polate, there’e 10 polate fo r defeating a Claaa A team, five points fo r tiring a Class A team, four points fo r defaaltug a Claaa B team aad twa points fo r tie* ing a Claaa B team. Seminole should ba abla to rack up quite a number of polnta since It will bo play­ ing mostly Claaa A A teams In tha Metro thla fall. W ith any kind o f luck a t all Seminole could bo a regional champion, o e o B y tha way, a aeriea of cheerleading cllnlca w ill be sponeored by the Florida High School Activities Asso­ ciation during August. On tha 20Ut n clinic will ba hsld at W inter Park Senior High. H ll run from 9iS0 a. m. until 8 p. m. Wonder i f Seminole, Lymen, Oviedo, Sanford Jun­ ior H igh or South Seminole Junior High cheorleadtra plan to attend? e e e U m lran lt? •t Florida's all-Am erica animator, Jerry [J via get on, has a aaaat ap* It'a • o o Usee's another one from alnsavtUei C alor sophomore ilfbeck Marquis Ba caster IU m ajor la Journalism In d er to become a sports writ■. His reason! r"8o I eaa get y aareo spelled right la the B ra * whan tha Bah a n biting, a fisherman cannot u h more than three poise and llnee or three rod and reels at n tlms, according to tho ■Game end Freeh W ater Flah Leesburg defeated Ocala 14 to 1 last night to win the D I ■ t r I e t Four northern crown. Sanford’s Nationals heal the Sanford Americana fa r the district's southern title. The Sanford Nationals will carry the Hopei of Sanford for a Florida Little Major League Championship as a result o f a 9 to 4 derision Thursday night at Fort Mellon Park. The Nationals defeated their Intercity rivala — the Sanford Americana — In the final* of the District Four southern di­ vision tournament. The Americans could not cope with the Nationals, and particularly Skip Senkarlk who blasted another pair of home runs. Senkarlk went three for three last night to run his plate record to seven bits In nine trips to the plate during t h e three dlatrict playoff games In which he haa ap­ peared. Dare Wlgglna had a pair o f safeties while David Lee and BUI Schmidt account* cd for the other two National lilt*. Schmidt was the winning burlcr, limiting the Americans to only a trio of binglca. Andy Rufus coUectcd two of the American hila — one a long drive over the scoreboard in left center for a homer. Mlk* Hickson had tbe other Am er­ ican blow. Schmidt (truck out 14 and walked three as the southpaw went the distance. The Americans grabbed an early lead with a pair of runa In tbe first fram e .But the lead was short lived when the Nationals roared back in their half of the second stanza with four big ones. It gave them a margin they never relinquish­ ed. The Americana pushed over another pair of markers In tha fifth to pul) within two runa of the NaUonala who had add­ ed one tally In tho third and another single in the fourth. Two of the three fifth-inning ran i cam e when Senkarlk homered with Lee aboard. Tha Nationals will play either Ocala or Leesburg — whichever claims the Dlatrict Four northern title for the right to advance to the atate tournament whkh will ba held in Jacksonville Beach. Tbe title tilt will be played h e n In Sanford tonight at Fort Mellon Park. Tbe contest will get under way at • p.m. Another capacity crowd — there w ere 920 present last night—la expected to be on hand. Score by Innings: Sanford ( A ) 200 020—4 1 4 Sanford <N ) 041 12x-0 T 1 W P—Schmidt. L P —Rufus, HR 8enkarik 2 (Nationals), Hu fus (Am ericana) All-Stars Split Twin Bill With Ormond Beach KC Rookie Hils Two Homers In Major Debut The Sanford Junior League All-Stars went Into action for tha first time Thursday night and split a twin bill with tha all-atara from Ormond Beach at Sanford's Memorial Stad­ ium, Ormond captured the open­ er by e 8 to 2 count but San­ ford bounced right back to take an 8 to 5 decision and gain the split In tha double header. Ormond Reach tallied twice In tha first frame o f tha cur­ tain raiser and seared what proved to bo tho winning run In the second. Tommy Winn was the winning hurler and Sanford's Denny Lee was tag­ ged with tha toaa, Sanford took the measure o f Ormond Reach In the nightcap when they came up with three rune in their half o f tha second stanin to over­ come a one-run deficit and take a lead they never gave up. Sanford added three more In tha fifth and two In tha sixth fo r tho victory . Chris Akera received credit fo r the win although ha got relief assistance fr%M Frank Whlgham, Score by innlnget First flame S a n fo r d ......... 010 1 4 -1 0 8 Ormond Beech 210 0x— S 0 0 W P— Winn, LB— Loo Second Came Ormond II. 010 101 0—0 T 0 Sanford . . . 010 012 x—0 • 8 W P— Akers, L I'— llopklne By Mllten Rich man L'P I Sports Writer Please don't disturb Kansas City’s newest rookie because if this is all a dream he'd ra­ ther not be awakened. Ilia name la Bert Campsncris and the fantastic show­ ing he made In hla m ajor lea­ gue debut Thursday was al­ most too good to be true. Stepping to the plate hla first time, the pint-sited 155pound Cuban shortstop belted a home run, but be w a i only warming up. He homered again with one man on in the seventh, alto singled, walked, stole a bate and turned In a spectacular ninth Inning catch. Doc Edwards' homer in the Uth was tho actual blow that gave Kansas City a 4-3 victory over Minnesota but the day belonged to the 21-year-old Cumpanerla. Catnpanerla' two turner* in hi* first major league game mado him the second player in modern baseball history to accomplish the feat and only the third player to do It ever. Harmon Klliebrew hit his 34th homer with two on In the sixth for the Twlna hut It couldn't prevent them from suffering their eighth straight setback. The A ’a called Campaneria up from Birmingham o f the S o u t h e r n Association on Thursday night becaua* their regular shortstop, W a y n e Causey, la out with an Injury. Elsewhere In tha American League Thursday, Washington knocked over New York 1-1 but tbe Yankees retained their lead by five percentage points over the second-place Balti­ more Orioles, who beat the Cleveland Indians 7-1. The third • place Chicago While Sox moved within a half game of first plact with a 2-1 win over the I sm Angeles Angels in 11 innings and Bos­ ton downed Detroit 4-9. The Philadelphia Phillies widened their National Lea­ gue lead to two gam ** with e 13-10 victory over the Milwau kee Uravea in 10 innings white the Chicago Cuba were best­ ing U>e San Francisco Giants 13-4. Tha Cincinnati Beds squeaked by the N ew York Meta 5-1, Pitsburgh subdued SL Louis 5-5, end the Los An­ geles Dodgers cams from be­ hind to defeat the ileus Ion Coils 5 4. Seminole Stars Play Tonight The Seminole Little League all-stars will play either Mait­ land or Norlhgato ut Orlamlo at 7:30 tonight In Casselberry Recreation Park’s C o o p e r Field. Tho winner of tonight'* af­ fair will play Saturday at Ward Park in Winter Park and the winner of that affair will tangle with Lorna Doone on Monday to determine the winner of the District Three championship. The District Three winner will go to Gulfport for the slate championship Aug. 4-T. National League 99 L ret GB Philadelphia 55 87 AM 55 41 A79 9 San Fraa. Cincinnati 51 43 .847 4Vt .53) 8 Pittsburgh 41 Milwaukee 47 46 .505 SVh Chicago 47 48 .505 I d St. Louis 07 47 .500 8 I n i Angelas 47 47 A00 t 49 80 .443 14V0 Houitoa New York 29 •7 JO* 98 Thursday's Resells Pittsburgh • St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 18 Milwaukee 10 Chicago 19 San Francisco 4 Clnclnatl I N ew York 4 Loa Angolas 9 Houston 4 Gnaw* Today Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, (N ) s t Louts at Philadelphia (N ) Chicago et Houston ( N ) Milwaukee at Naw York ( N ) Saturday's Garnet Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Phtladalphla Milwaukee at Naw York Chicago at Houston (N ) San Francisco at Los Angelas (N ) a Southern League Lynchburg 5 Charlotte 4 Columbus I Macon • Knoxville 9 Chattanooga 0 Asheville at Birmingham, ppd., light failure THE WEEKEND cruiser can find lodging at uny number o f ronrinna, or tho whole family cun aleep aboard. 6-Weekend Trip Ry R IL L McCORMICK Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Weekend cruising ean be the biggest treat your fam ily gets from your hoot. A goad boat can sleep Just about ns many rnmfortably as It can carry with safety. These daya those who don’t like to aleep aboard ran find aceommodntlona at marinas just around tha corner on practically nil waters. t f you do Intend to go all out and eat and sleep aboard on your .weekend cruise, tie sure to take nil the equip­ ment you will need. Blanket* feel good almost every night on tha water. Inflatehle mat­ tresses stow asslly, art com­ fortable to Bleep on and the proper kind make good floats fo r taxing on tha water. Your ordinary sent pillows nre good enough to aleep on when you’ re hnpplly tired. Compact boat atovea are available In all shapes, sites and kind* and a folding char­ coal grill comet in handy. Hteaka cull be cooked ■on It, either on tho beach or In tha cockpit, and chickens rotated on the embers fo r eating cold later. Nesting cookware sets take up little room. It la ad­ visable to use high, narrow pota and pans to eave spare. Rust Is a factor, especially around salt water, so stain­ less steel or enameled equip­ ment Is preferable. Table and glass ware should bo unbreakable. Soma prefer disposable plates and cups. I f yuu don't have an Icebox — and there nre some atari ling new one* on the market for siiintl boats— food keeps w ill In foam insulated chests, lie sure to bring salt and pep­ per and any seasoning* you like. W ater coolers with spigot* are very handy, especially during tha day when thlrat runs high. Builders And Longwood Post Wins Ktngewood beat F l o r i d * Stele and seven hits to the Bankers end 17-t teat night allowed two runt, one in the Longwood handed Mo- first and one In the fourth. Bank Ranay • 0-1 setback to ad­ Jim Weoalund had a pair of vance to the finals o f tha hits fo r the losers. Otto Thomas pitched Long­ Sanford Man's Slo-I'itch Soft­ wood to the win over Mcball Tournament. The cham­ Ransy. Thomas gave up six pionship g im e w ill be played hits, three o f them to Larry Monday night at Ft. Mellon Watson. fo rk , game time I p j » . John Courier and Harry Klngawood put together 18 8cott paced 1-ongwood with hits. Don Underwood had a two hlU apices. horns run and a triple. John Score by la n fa gi! Emerson also homered. Ron­ K lagtw 'd 227 202 2—17 15 9 nie Ruiei had three hits, In­ FIs. S t 100 100 0— 1 7 4 cluding a home run. George W P — Leroy Eetridge. LP— Per ides, Gerald Bolling, Don Dun Bap*. Harvey, Robby Johnson and HR— Dan Underwood. John Leroy Estridge each had two Ha r m s and R o u te Rtusi) hits. Kings wood. E itrld g t was the winning Me Raney . . . 000 100 0— 1 0 pitcher, getting hla 14th win Longwood . . . 200 I I I a—0 0 o f the year without s defeat W P — Otto Thomas, L P — in overall play. 11s yielded Freak William*. International League ifa r a d a y '* Res site Atlanta f Buffalo 2. l i t Buffalo 4 Atlanta 1, 2nd Rochester at Richmond, ppd., rain Syracuse 9 Columbia 0, 1st Columbus 4 Syracuse 9, 2nd Jacksonville I Toronto 4 T H E CHAM PION CHIEFS o f the City Recrea­ tion Department's Pee W ee LenRiie won the title by winning nine of the 10 gamca on this year’s regular schedule. Members of the club a re'(fro n t row, from le ft) Eddy Miller, Joe Payton, Victor Rtchbcrg, Benny Butler, Rickey City Unit Cites Umps Tha Sanfurd Recreation De­ 10 years. He Is a member o f local women's team. One outhas cited four o f the Amateur Softball Asso­ standing accomplishment on its umpires fo r outstanding ciation, has umpired fast and hli record is that no team he haa ever played fo r or man­ work In tha summer recrea­ alow pitch softball fo r the aged ever finished below past five yea n and little tion program thla year. The league baseball for the past third place. four given recognition are This ia hia second year um­ two. Ralph SLumph, Karl Frhd, He completed two umpire piring. He la the owner of R. U Williams and Sam Far­ clince in Newport, H. I. end Williams Restaurant on 31agthe Sanford Recreation De­ noils Avenue. Williams says rell. partment is fortunate to have he loves to work with kids. Karl Fahd haa officiated Ralph tStumph ia probably an umpire of hla calibre. 13.1 lu ll games this year in K arl says he enjoys tho the most respected umpire In Man'a Softball, Little League gnmo — tikes being a part of the city program. Ho has Pae Wee and Junior Leugu* tha excitement (not exactly added * professional atmos­ baseball. Hs has been on* o f all the abuse an umpire haa phere to every game he has umpired. Hs is currently on tha outstanding officials in to take from time to tim e). The only other umpire this the coaching staff at Bsmitha recreation program for year to go over the century note High School where he tha past two year*. mark in game* officiated is works with the football, baseK arl Is s Chief Yeoman, R. L. Williams. He has work­ bell and basketball programs. lie plnyed baseball fo r 20 stationed s t the Sanford N a­ ed a total o f 120 games In val A ir Station whirs he Men'a Slc-Pitcb Softball and years—amateur, service slid works in tha legal offica. HU also Pea Wee as well as Lit­ semi-pro, both as player and w ife and four children live s t tle leagu e baseball. Williams manager. Ralph has been um­ is well knuwn to local sporta piring 10 years and his ex­ 2403 Orange Ave. Karl says ha's playad soft- fans fo r his interest in th* perience is evident on the ball the greater part o f hla Sanford sports program. In field In every game. Ho has Ilfs, both in civilian and ser­ the two years hu coached lit­ called 5(1 games this year In vice ranks, and was s pitcher tle league baseball, his teams the Junior Iloya League and substituted In other have won 26 out o f DO games has when necessary. Loth years. He has worked leagues with the little leagues for Htumph h is been a big boost to the Junior Iteyi League the past 18 years. Hs baa also played end program. Sam Fnrrell Joined the um­ managed amateur end semipro baseball as well as many piring staff midway through 99 L Pet, GB softball teams, including the th* season hut hat been one New York 55 35 .611 Baltimore 57 57 .600 Chicago 56 37 .602 H Los Angeles 50 49 .505 9Vi Minnesota 47 48 .495 101s The Cubs and Rebels will Ft. Mellon Park with after­ Detroit 47 48 .495 10W meet tills afternoon in * noon tilts starting at 4:30 and Boston 47 50 .485 llte the championship gam*, a Cleveland 42 51 .432 141k make-up Fee W e* leagu e night encounter, to get under Kaniaa City 37 58 .389 201k buscball game. The contest ia way at 7:30. Washington 37 82 .374 221k scheduled for the Ft. Mellon Park Softball Field at 4:3U Thursday’s Results p. m. It will be the test Fes Boston 4 Detroit 3 Remember Wee League gams o f the 1964 Chicago 3 Loa Angeles t regular season. Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 th o ** Tha Fe* Wee League tourn­ Washington 2 New York 1 ament will be held next week. Baltimore T Cleveland 1 First round games will bo Games Today Los Angeles at Ksnias City played Monday afternoon, tha lemi-finala Tuesday afternoon (N) and the final championship Mine tot a at Chicago (N ) New York at Detroit 2, twi- gams Wednesday n igh t A ll game* will ba hald at Blght partment American League Pee Wee Loop Tourney Next Week Boston at Ctevaland (N ) Washington st Baltimore 2, RID ERA SIGN HARRIS twl-nlght OTTAW A (U F D —The OttaSaturday's Games wa Rough Riders of tha East­ Los Angels* st Kansas City ern Football Conference sign­ M inetou st Chicago ed Billy Harris a halfback N *w York st Detroit who waa cut by tha New York The Seminole Senior Lea­ Boston at Cleveland Giants of tho National Foot­ gue All-Stars posted an t to Washington at Baltimore (N ) ball League l u t week. 4 victory over Northgate Thursday night at Cast*ihar­ ry. Simpkins, Semlnola hurler, had n no-hitter going until Northgate's Sikes and Chap­ We've Expandad our man clouted homers In the seventh. Roofing Lin* To Include; The center it s re w ill par Uclpate In tha area touraa V A L L E Y — 12**-24** width ment and are scheduled to 12** width — cut to length 18c per f t play at 1 p. m „ Saturday, st Tlnktr Field in Orlando. A rt Lsgo manages tha Stars and 5" O.G. Gutter, pipe and Jack Simpkins Is tha conch. Sian Defeat Northgate, 8-4 FOR YOUR C O N V E N IE N C E 2710 8. HWY. 17-0X — SANFORD] A ll Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY MOW ERS M L 129-9811 Tho Snappia’ Turtle l« MORI MOWER 1 ff o f the busiest (and best) o f­ ficials on ths corps. He o f­ ficiated 67 gamea in Pee Wee, Little League and Junior Boy* League. Sam saya, ever tine* he can recall he has always laved to he associated aomehuw with baseball and tha kids that play th* game. He hlmselfSl started out in the H ot Stov* (L ittle ) League back in Mid­ land, Fa. He hai been a top notch player fo r the A ir Force and Nary. He ie pre­ sently a Parachute Rigger 2nd Clasa at Sanford Naval A ir Station and resides with hla w ife and two children at 2422 Willow Ava. g Thla la his first year as an umpire but «na would never know It by tha way Ham handles himself during ths game. He is well liked and reapected by managers and players alike. Other umplree and ths number o f ganiee they have officiated through July .22 aret Don Warnock, 70; Danny % Ullmartln, 87{ Alvin Willis, 36 i Lawrence Pivec, 32 and Rick Sires, 0. Umpires Who worked earlier this year are Vernon Elliott, 46; Robby Smith, 40; Robert Murrie, 87: Ernie Dominquet, 24 and Ray Lundquist, 22. The Sanford Recreation De­ partment feel* the u m pirin g, ataff has done a fine job t h i s * year and feels a bit o f public recognition It in order for tha "M en in Blus." It's a job unllko any other — anywhere •—that o f an umpire. o f your vacatio* trig last aaauatrf W h y N ot Enjoy A n A irConditioned C ar This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summ*r Loaf I Wo Win Air Caaditloa Moot Popular American 00 Cart. Pneoa Start AS LOW AS INSTALLED • Price Dorn Nat laclada Balsa Tax. *265 W E S E R V IC E & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A I R C O N D IT IO N E R S other components S M IT T Y ’S Snoppin* Turtle BALES A B E R V IC I • Gront, Johnny McLellan and Gary Zitrower. (Hack row, from left) Hob Bryan, Alfred Greene, Wayne Russell, Allen Meyers, Churles Heck, Dickie Deas, Chris Frank. Coaches are Dick Frank and Ben Butler. (Herald Photo) 5 V . and C o rrelated Metal R oofin g • . . 910.90 p er sq. f t “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** WALL SUPPLY Strickland-Morrison W E H A V E M OVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. * 222*5412 "Headquarter* For Splinkier System*" IN C O R P O R A T E D • S E R V IC E D E P A R T M E N T 308 E. Flr*l SL Open • Days A Waak Ph. 222-1481 W. Park Ml 4-8218 �le n T H -F r l. July 24, '64— Page 5 * Safely Advice: Prevent Falls In The Home BY M Y R T IE WILSON' HD Agent During the week we h ive been talking about safety. Juat ^ h o w many hazards have you around your home. It seemi pointless to talk to you about g falls around the home but statistics show that there are niore accidents in the home due to falls. Do you use a step-stool or extension ladder to reach high places? It's such a temp­ tation to climb' on a wobbly chair or box, when a ladder isn't handy. Don't do itl Get something steady to stand on. w If you are washing outside windows, be sure both legs oi the ladder are on firm ground so one leg will not tip over. Don't overreach or lean so far that you lose your balance. Do you take a big load up the steps that you can't ace where you arc walking? It's not worth the gamble, so make an extra trip. Wax floors can to danger­ ous. Many falls arc due to too much wax. When you use a wax which must be polished, do you have the Idea that the thicker the application the better the job? It's not the thickness of wax that gives beauty, protection and good M service. Polishing wax should be applied very thin because a thin application can be quickly and easily buffed to a hard, dry film. Too much wax and you get a smeary coating and one can slip and fall very easily; An oily mop can also cause wax to soften and cause dirt g to collect. While housecleanlng, do practice Safety. It gives us a deep appreciation to know that our home Is a safer place to live If we check each room for possible hazards as we clean, and so take steps to eliminate them. I l l m * Bulletins on farm and home safety have been put together In kit form by the offices of the Seminole Coun­ ty Extension Service. Call 322-3233 or 322-7128 for your free copy. Welcome Wagon * Hostesses Meet In Titusville Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haney o f Deltona and Mrs. Norman Helm and daughter Mary of DeLand attended the W el­ come Wagon Hostess Meeting o f Hostesses o f Mid-Central and East Central Florida at tha Whispering Hills Coun­ try Club In Titusville. A t 0:30 a.m. a K offe Klatch } Tfc “ O J ." H our was presided A “ BEFORE AN D A F T E R ” co m p a ris o n o f w h a t on e fir m d id to u p -d ate th e fr o n t o f n b u ild in g. T h e screcn in R id ea Is bcin R used e x te n s iv e ly to c r e a te an e n t ir e ly n e w pu blic Facelifting For Downtown Sanford Called Vital Need * Editor's N ote: This la the third in a series of t h r e e articles discussing Sanford's duwnlown busi­ ness district. By Julian Slenstrom Associate Editor What about the feasibility o f modernizing d o w n t o w n Sanford? A vast majority of Sanford's citiseni will agree that the city's downtown shopping district needs modernliatlon if It is- to capture the market It needs and that It will re­ quire a "heap of cooperation” to transform the idea Into firm reality. Is it feasible? In order to determine a course o f action on the proposed lakefront development program the City Commis­ sion ordered an engineering study. Everyone agreed that a study was necessary. And, if it is true In that case, it would be Just as true In the development of a plan for the downtown business district. For men o f Ideas there are three architects here (John Burton IV , Lucas Bannon ami Jim Chapman) who undoubt­ edly would be happy to utilize their tslens In presenting a plan for consideration. There's a point fo r begin­ ning. Da they feel that the ex ­ penditure would be an invest­ ment that would show In­ creased returns in retaining and developing the local murket? Yes, they do, and even in drawing a percentage of shopper* from out o f town, s i well as the yacht trade. Do businessmen feci that they would be “ sending good dollars after bad ones” or that the outlay would not only protect the Invrttmenl they now have in their stores and properties, but would add sufficient volume to return and even greater gross pro­ fit T Local financial Institutions have said that they stand ready to assist in any way they can with loans fo r the improvement of the down­ town ares. Tha fact that these financial firms are w ill­ ing to consider concessions in charges and interest rates for auch projects indicates their continuing civic Inter­ est. And, it's good business fo r them, too. The exterior renovations need not necessarily b« ex ­ pensive. Modem ideas can provida • face-lifting to a business at a comparatively over by Mrs. Don Fryslee, president o f tha Titusville Welcome Wagon Club. A business meeting and panel discussion followed with Alice * Trior, supervisor, as modern't o r and Hostesses Ruth Barn­ hart and Sidney Daines as participants. Lauretta Harris, Ocala hos- teas, discussed the September Social gathering to be held in Ocala fo r all Welcome Wagon members. This will include a luncheon at 8ilver Springs, « • entertainment by professional * performers and the awarding o f many wonderful prises o f­ fered by the sponsors o f W el­ c o m e Wagon In Ocala. • A t 12:15, an invocation by Marie Heim, DeLand hostess, was followed by a buffet luncheon. Guest speaker was J A . G. “ Gua” Faulk, County ~ Commissioner o f Brevard and D a Welcome Wagon sponsor. The afemoon meeting, with Margaret N . Cann, executive supervisor o f Central Florida, " a s speaker featured another panel discussion with Judy By Jaae Casselberry Iiurlburt, supervisor f r o m Junior High students who W inter Tark as moderator . and Pat Kreidler and Lis are new to this area and w ill be attending 8outh Seminole T M iller aa participants. Junior High 8chool at Cassel­ berry may register any waek day from 9 -lt a.m. In the o f­ The Seminole Timing A s­ fice o f Mrs. Louise Gilpin, sociation has scheduled a guidance director. regular drag meet to get unThose seventh grade stu­ . derwsy with time trials at dents who attended area ele­ “ 7:30 Saturday night at the mentary schools last year do not hava to re-register and 2 Osceola atrip. Classification will etart at they w ill bo notified by T p.m. and eliminations begin mail where to report on the opening dey o f school. a t 10. New Students To Register * Drag Meet Set g presentation o f n building without incur­ ring excessive costs. With just a little im a ­ gination similar transformations can he made in Sanford's downtown district. ■mall cost. Yet, such action can create an entirely new, striking anti an inviting ap­ pearance. Recently developed materials now on the market ran do the same for the in­ terior o f stores ami offices. The revitalization o f mer­ chandising must be done hy the ahop owners themselves. There i i ample evidence that our folk have adequate ca­ pacity to do a good job on this phase o f the program. So, with an acknowledged need for the modernization r f Sanford’s downtown husiness district a unified plan o f ac­ tion, a lot of cooperation ami a master plan will he re­ quired to go along with the skilled professional hel p available, the willing tenders to supply funds if they are needed and the interest of the people who should lie the m o s t vitally concerned — downtown property owners. I f everyone is willing to undertake tho task o f mak­ ing a modernization proginm for downtewn Sanford a reality it ran be done. Tile question, however, re­ mains: " A r « wo interested enough to aturt the program ? QUALITY HOMES SEU! in Rnvennn Park. See these well planned, well built lionicn this weekend! — in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor “ HOMES OF D ISTIN C TIO N " Legal Notice I hnrlrr > «. 1.11(17 u »:i*n n T of* r o \ i n r i n > o p t iii: im iiiiu %Tis%*Tin v %t i i i \ av * i m \ k o p «% \ p o i i i ) i> t i i i : rr% T K o p p i .o i i i i i i a t t i i i : 9:1 .049: o p • im iM : * * o \ j i m : it. iim i p i i i i. m ir . ii i% t o p a i .i , h u m : in m % ip i i i oi.i.r.ii o p T in : r i ttt ti:> r v . i m i k h * 9: 479*10 > .m u . r . *. i i i i %m : n » t %t i n : » m il * » . ft.w % *«irrti h llt n c f i with other hattka, and <*ah Itrma In |iroc«0» of aol tact ton ... . 9 1.311,15? II Unlt*<1 Htatrs (lovrrnm rnt obligations. direct and guaranteed i ?9i,(i? I t of State* and political aubdlvlslons I.N’rl « f any reserve*) ........ 1.1(7.M l •( l.«*Ans and dUcounta (Nat of auy reserve*) i 979,719 •>> P lied a *-rt« .. .... ..........„ ........ ................. SI 4,199.79 COhrr a »»e t* . . . -------------- T— -,n ,, n . (1.473 (7 T O T A L A 8 * ETA ....................... ................. f ) 3.333.291.SU M A in t r r ip .* Paatmnd depoalta o f Individual*, parttierships, and corpora Ilona . . ....... ... 9 5 959.71? 13 Time and savlnga deposit* of India Idiial*. P »rtnerililpa. and corporation! ................ 4 137 (9 «,«t ::a %<•: %$ Ilrpotlta of frille d Stair* Ooitrnm ent 1 *ep-»*lt* <f Slat** and political subdivision* i ctn.m t« Certified and offlcara* chatka, etc. .... .. 11.413 u TO T A L DEPOSITS ............ ftJ.01? 917 99 (at Total demand deposits (.7M.76I 33 (lil Total lima and savings depoalta .......... 1717.11” M Other liahtlltlea ....... ...................... ..... ........ ..... 197.3411 37 TO TAL L1 A U IL 1 T IK 1 ............. ..........- .... ..... The charm o f Bermuda lypo architecture is combined with the latest American innovations In comfort and convenience to make this the perfect C A P IT A L ACCOPATH Common M eek—par value per ahara flo o d N" ahtrea authorised 37.100 ....... No. aharea unlaautil None ... .............. No ahAtai outstanding 37.400. Total par \a!u* fttfpluo .......... I'ndivldtd p ro fit! r ........ ......-i.m-i .......... .................. I le a« r v aa -------------------------------------- home for a spam loving family. Tho exterior unlive rock two story pnnrl enclosing the staircase In sn unusual and striking feature. Three bed­ TO T A L C A P IT A L A C C O U N T * ___ --- rooms and a study upstairs, the two story living room, compact G.E. Medallion kitchen and two and one-half baths, all add up to a lot o f home. StS.ooo no ino.nun on 171.499 14 24.400 00 1.021.999 14 TO TAL I.IAIIIL1TIEH AND C A P IT A L ACCOUNT* _ _ _ ___________ _ 113.333.393 30 A4ITW Time certificates of daposlt outstanding (19 350 00 1, II. D. IU>wland, Cashier, of the above-named hank do hereby declare that (hla report of condition la true and e orifct to tha beet of my knowledge and belief. II. D. H olland We, the undersigned directors attest (he correitnep* o f this report of condition and declare that It haa been examined by us and to the beat of our knowledge and bells f Is true and m rr art. Central heating and air conditioning, ceramic tile on sills and in baths, color roordinateil wall papers arid mural, to make this ID Y LLW ILD E homa cutslanding, both practically and aesthetically. — in Ravenna Park Tills lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model is cen­ trally duct heated with op­ tional air conditioning, and features a modern General Electric plus built-in custom cabinets m k i' o iit ok t n o t.i h m . n m n w tm i.ttiK OK A NATION At. IttV K ttfport a i o f -tuns Z». lis t , of Atlantic Truef Compsny, | Jarke-uivlllr. Florida, which la affiliated with Tha Sanford Atlantic National llank, Hanford, Florida. d ia lle r number I3IS, Federal llcaaiva dtatilct numbti 4 Kind o f h u .tn.i. o f thla a ffllla tr ; Hank stock holding company, holding c o n t r o l l l n E Inter*.) In thla and other affiliates, io broaden acopa of hanking bua|. naaa In Fk.rlda Manner In which above-named organisation la affiliated with national bank, and dagraa of oontrol: Own. m ajority of tha aharre o f capital atock. Financial rrlatlona with bank: Stock of affiliated bank owned by th* affiliate (par v a l u e ) ---------------- -- --------------- --------- - |::;,li<U>* t-nsne by tha a ffilia te to affiliated bank (Nona Stock of a ffilia te raglatarad In name o f affiliated benk or known to bo owned by bank directly or Indlreotly (par value) ..................... _.. . (Nona Borrowing from affiliated bank. Including ac­ ceptance* eiecuted by affiliated bank for ac­ count o f a ffilia te and aacurlllr* aold In affiliated bank under repurchase agreement (None Other obllgetlone o f the a ffilia te to, or known to be held by, affiliated beok ......... IN'one Other Information neceeaary to dlocloao fu lly rela­ tions with bank: — ............. ............ . . . . _ . Nona 1. It. K. llrooke, Mecratary-Treaaurer o f Atlantic Truat Com­ pany, do eulemnly awaar that tha above alatement la true, to the beat of my knowledge ond belief. I derloro that It has or w ill be published In the manner proarrlbed by Section 1211, t’ .H.KH. 113. U.SC., etc. 1 ft), within fifteen daye from th# date o f receipt of (ha call (or report of condition by tha Comptroller of tha Currency. H. K Brooke te m a Jul). l i f t In and aubecrlbed before me thla tuih day “ A COM MUNITY OK HOMES — B U ILT W ITH P R ID E " kitchen, built atol kitchen additional ‘‘work lighting.” Three more homes me under construction—one nearly com­ pleted, two more on the way I Chocse the one to fit your needs! MODERN KITCHENS BY |L CONSTRUCTION COM PANY ^JW JW lC lk i2 A Custom Ruilding Our Specialty (ieneral O f f ic e 211 W. 25th St. Phone: 322-3103 FH A, F H A IN-SERVICE, V A AND of C O N V E N TIO N AL FIN AN C IN G (HKAle) V irgin ia 't Notary Notary Public, fta le o f Florida of l^ rg e . plree April 1. ItIT , Bonded by Notional rubtleh: July 31, 1M ! O. Drake I’ ublle My commloelon c ». Surely Corporation CDII I I G E N E R A LA IL IC T M C STENSTROM REALTY AGENTS �4H She W h at Stops W ater Stains? ® an fn rh (Dsuah CUbby • D EAR fey Folly Cramer, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. D E A R PO LLY Our sprinkling ayitem made hard water stains on our pietura window that were hard to clean without a lo t.o f elbow grease until I hit on the fol­ lowing Idea: I merely cut a fresh lemon In half, rubbed the pleeai over the entire win­ dow and the ataina disappear­ ed right before my eyes. One lemon done thla big window with aome to apara. Rlnae with clear water and the windowa are sparkling clean. —A N N G IR LS — Thla may be the •newer for Evelyn who wanted to remove hard water marka from glaaa shower doors.—P O LLY D E AR P O L L Y - Twice I have run out of gasoline when driving the car. It la always possible to buy a gallon of gaa (ram the nearest station but It la not always accom­ panied by a funnel or can with a spout. Thla presents • real problem with the newer model cars which have gaa tanks hidden behind the li­ cense plates or under the tall light. A makeshift funnel can be made by using a road map. After using a map In thla manner, he sure to dispose of it In the proper piece. — CAROL D EAR P O L L Y I parti­ cularly like the column be­ cause It Is filled with practi­ cal auggaatlons and not a lot o f things that are more trouble than they are worth. M y Idea will help those women who make dresses for Barbie, Tam m y and other auch dolls. I make them to sell and found the necessary pressing of those lest seams Inside the sleeves was almost Impossible until I Invented my doll pressing board. I used a frozen sucker (tick, padded It on both aides and then wrapped It with surgical gauM and aewed the ends to­ gether. This will slide inside the eleev* (Inside out, o f course and the a w n can be praised open without flatten­ ing the sleeve,—MRS. K.K.K. D E AR P O LLY - I bad trouble with my aara breaking out from wearing costume jewelry carrlngi until I dis­ covered that one or two coats o f daar nail polish applied to the part that touches the ears wss all that was needed. No more trouble,—MRS. W.T.D. GIRLS — A friend corrected this trouble by •'washing" these parts o f bsr earrings with rubbing alcohol. — PO LLY Shire your favorite homemaking ideal . . . tend them to Polly In cate of the San­ ford Herald. You'll receive a bright, new allvtr dollar if Polly uaea your Idea In P o lly 'i Pointers. W h y Uncomfortable ’No's? B y Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAW RENCE: Our 9-yeer-old Is a bad loser. Example: he and his 7-year•Id brother were told to get ready lor bed. As each wantad Uie other to go first, 1 suggested flipping a coin. They agreed. But when my •Id er boy lost, ho couldn't take It and said, “ Lei's make It two out o f three tonus, Daddy." H e's always out for bis own advantage. ANSWER: W hit's odd about thstT My goodness, we all want our own way whenever We can get It. I don't see any­ thing strange in your young­ ster’s effort to try to wriggle out of bis coln-toiitng agree­ ment In order to press his own advantage, But I do eee something •trango in your uncertainty toward this effort. It was simple to refuse him his un­ fa ir advantage and aay, "No, ■ir I You agreed to go 'to bed first if you called the wrong flip o f my dime, That's true, Isn't St 7 O.K. Off you go without any more fussing, . " We rcslly have no right to want children to stop de­ manding their own way be­ cause refusing It to them makes us uncomfortable. Indeed, It la In the freedom, the unanxlous firmness with which wo say " N o " to them that they find the example which they need to begin to say “ N o " to their own greedy wishes. I f our “ N o 's" are un­ comfortable, irritated a n d anxious, they get the Impres­ sion that there's something awful about them. Wa convey to them our own belief tb it our “ N o 's " are cruelly un­ just, Inviting them to resist them as we ourselves secret­ ly believe they should be re­ sisted. The more drama wa make of our denials, the more do the denials appear to be outrageous Imposition on them. Under such circumstances all denlale become outrageous Imposition so that the child gradually loses the ability to accept limitations on what ho can expect from other people. And he feels deeply wronged whenever he doesn’t get his own way, Do you feel abused when you don't get your own way? 1 expect so. I f we can’t give an easy, relaxed “ N o " to a child, It la always because you and I can't stand ons. Wa do not want to arouse In our youngster the rage at us which wa secretly fa il whan someone refusal us what we want. Your son Insists on his own way, not bcauta ha Is a bad child but because he's been given cause to believe he'll get i t (A ll rights reserved, News­ paper Enterprise A n n .) Record Shop Year-Old Team Scores Hits HY JOAN CROSBY songs, Jack Cassidy hss soma fine momenta, and Dick Pat­ terson la pleasant aa Carol's volce-a-volce. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W Y O R K - ( N E A J - Joe Sherman and decree David KID D YLAN D “ Hey There, It'a Y ogi B ear" (Colplx) la the sound track of the full-length cartoon film fea­ ture o f the seme title. It's ■ delight for tho younger set, and some of the good songs will also appeal to momma and papa bear. Weiss are Just 1 year old — as a song-writing team. Since they met and derided they could work well together, they have turned out “ That Sunday, That Summer," Nat King Colc'i record hit; “ Toys In tha A ttic," recorded by Jack Jones, among others ( “ The song was nominated for an Academy Award and waa in the group when it was whittled down to 10 songs. Bnt It didn't make the five final eongs," Joe Shermsn says. “ I think If the picture had been more popular, it would have had a chance,"); “ More and Mors and More of Your A m or," Cola's latest te ­ les se; and "L e t's Talk It O ver," the proposed title of Paul Anka’a forthcoming RCA album. '•Let's Talk It O ver" was the first song Shermsn and Weiss, both Brooklynites, composed together. And the title came about naturally enough. Both men were successful as both composers and lyri­ cists before they met. But after they had worked sep­ arately with N a t King Cole, h « and his manager suggested they try a partnership. "Wa decided to meet and m I f wa could work a little m agic," Weiss recalls. "W e ■at and talked to each other fo r about three bouri, until wo exhausted things to talk about. Then we decided to try something at the piano. So Joe sat at the piano and I said 'Let's talk it over and see what wa can do and w « • A ted suddenly that ‘Let's J*lk It Over’ would be the Joa Sherman, left, and Georga David Weiss, right title o f the eong. Wo wrote It In IS minutes." Since then, they have turned out about 23 songs, as wall as special material for Vaughn Meader to uso In bis forthcoming ABC-TV special. In the collaborations, Sher­ man and Weiss overlap each other on music and lyrics, a switch for a song-writing team, since ons man gener­ ally composes and the other puts words to the music. They also prefer writing for specific artists. " It's more Inspiring," Sherman says “ When you're writing a song for N at Cola, and you can hear his volco In tha back o f your mind a i you're writing, l l ’a a great help." ALBUM OP THE W E E K Carol Burnett's smash hU Broadway musical, "F ad e Out—Fade In " has been de­ lightfully recreated by the original cast on the ABCParamount label, Carol pro­ jects a great voice la bar HIGH CLASSICAL Mer­ cury baa released some fine, albums o f concertos fo r pi ano, violin, trumpets and guitars. Gina Bachauer plays Chopin’s First Plano Concerto with Antal Dorati conduct­ ing the London Symphony. Joseph Sxlfetl, also backed by Dorati and the London Sym­ phony, performs Beethoven's Violin Concerto. Less fra qucntly heard era “ Cooertos For Trum pets" with Walter Holy, soloist with the Wurtem burg Chamber OfcheiUa, Jorg Facrber conducting. He plays concertos by Stoelxel, Leopold Mosart (the father of THE Moaart), and two by Telemann. Ida Prastl and Alexandra Latoya, with Kurt Rede! conducting Urn Fro Arte Orchestra of Munich, p liy “ Concerto* For Two Guitars" by Haydn, Vivaldi and Marcello. Lovely sounds In all these albums. SINGLE-OHS — “ Mary, Oh M ary" (Fata Domino, ABCParamount), "Baby, Baby" (Lula Reed, Tangerine), " lie 'll N ever Know What Hit H im " (Th e Salisbury Twins, ABC • Paramount), “ Hearts A re Mads To Be Broken" (Tha Sapphires, ABC-Para­ mount), "That's Right" (Bobby Lewis, ABC-Para­ mount) and "1 Lost Some­ one" (Lam ar Morris, ABCParamount). , Pape W rralb ABBY: My his- matter .where we art; at the dinner table, breakfait 1069. And then it was only table, riding In tha car or a little peck on the'cheek. Just sitting We are both In cur 40's and room. Her voice drone* on I would enjoy soma affec­ tion. I hate to bring It up because I think It's the man's place to. 1 suppose there Is always a chance that ha la finished with that part o f his life. But if he Isn’t, what a pity to hava It waited. I don’t discuss matters o f this nature with my friends, so I den’t know whether I am expecting too much o f my husband or not. Can you tell me? YO U N G A T H E A R T and on. A ll the people in her peat are diicussed at length, everybody'* house, and what they have. And she knows mors about any subject than anyone els*. Sha discusses every news­ paper arttclea, radio pro­ gram, and T V ahow. aha's ever read, heard or seen. I wouldn't hurt her feel­ ings fo r tha world. And neither would my wife. What, oh what, Dear Abby, can bs done? NO NAM E, N A T U R A L L Y In the living D E A R N O : Since she Is living with you, your w lfs must g e t her aside and tall her gently, but firm ly, that aha must giva someone else a chines to talk. I f she "forgets," aha sltculd be quietly reminded. But for the taka o f your fam ily’s happiness, D O N T let this go on. e • • D EAR A B B Y : I know yen are probably sick o f complaints agalnat mothen-ln-law, but pleaea help me. Four monthe ago my mother-in-law cama to llva with ue. Bha'a spry, in good health and a good ■part BU T—she monopo­ lises every conversation. This la no exaggeration. She talka constantly, no July 24, '84 By Abigail Van Buren band hasn't kissed me since D E AR YOUNG: Tha physical capabilities o f men vary widely, so there la no telling when one la "finishad with that part o f hla Ufa." Forget whose place It la to taka tha Initiative, and you’ll have your answer. • e e 8— Fri. D E A R A B B Y : My hueband and I went on a camp­ ing trip, at which time the mosquitoes sure had a ball on by ankles. My husband said the bites on my ankles could not possibly have been moiqulto bites because (Ja co b y O n fih id y st the “ stinger" o r proboaela c f a mosquito cannot penttrate an inch-thick wollen bobby sock. I K N O W thay were mosquito bits* be­ cause they ware Identical to tha bites on my anna, and I S A W tha mosquitoes bit­ ing ma thsrs. Bo who Is r ig h t! MRS. W . C. 8. D E A R MRS. W . C. 8. To quota Dr. E. M. Farber, Chief o f Dermatology at Stanford's School o f Modie|no: "Tho husBand and wife are both rlghtl Mo­ squitoes cannot blta through an Inch o f wollen aock. But they don’t have to because mosquitoes not only fly , they climb up socks and crawl into them, which Is apparently what happened. P. 8. I hope that la the most serious prob­ lem they ever have — the husband and wife, not tho moequltoei." e e e Troubled? Write to A R flY , Box 60700, Loa Angeles, Calif., 00069. For a pereonal reply, enclose a stamped, eclf-addrested en­ velope. • e • For Abby'a booklet, "H ow T o Have A Lovely Wed* ding," send 60 cents to Abby, Box 00700, Los An­ gelos, Calif., 90069. By Oswald Jacoby The Bath coup derives Its N O R TH H name from tha seaside resort *043 of Bath In England. The play H A 1075 ♦ KQ4 was aparenlly Invented by + AJ10 some nameless whlit player W IST EAST In tha last century. AKQISS *972 Unlike other coups which H a vi are likely to hove several ♦ J732 ♦A1O03 forms, tha Bath coup is a ♦ *K9aoa SOUTH (D) specific play. AAJ* Hare Is a nand played by v k q j u Andy Gsbrllovltch o f Wash­ ♦ J« ington that Illustrates this + Q74 play beautifully. Both vulnerable West opened the king o f f t * * 3 ft* w*rih \ la a 4 ipadee and Andy let It hold. I4SF 5 “ JL? Put Pan Pan That, specifically, Is the Bath Opening lead— * K coup. You hold off a king lead i with ace-jack and one or more •ca and Jack. Otherwise, your small cards. If the suit Is con­ opponent must shift and give tinued, you m ik e both y o u r ' you tlma to develop some 90 other suit. West shifted to the five o f clubs, Hs had noted thst his partner hid played the deuce of epades. Now Andy refused the club finesse. He had something else to do first, which was to pull trumps and then knock out o f the eee o f diamonds. Andy did this. East was In with the ace o f diamonds but Andy was able to win tha spade return and discard the jack <# spades on one o f dummy’s high diamonds. Of course, he had to lose a trick to the king of clubs later, but one spade, one diamond and one club added up to only three tricks for the defsnse. The Fresh Look In Legal Suits by Jerry Sheehai Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW Y O R K (N E A Can it be that television is finally haring an Impact on tha way men of the nation are dressing? It would appear ao from a survey o f 100 men's clothing stores across tha country, con­ ducted by tha American In­ stitute o f Man's and Boy's Wear. Clothing retailers h iv e no­ ticed n marked change In style among members o f the medical and legal professions. This awareness of attire coincides with the ascendancy of such popular tetevishm •hows as "Tha Deftndera" (starring those dapper bar­ risters E. O. Marshall and Robert R eed) and the series featuring Vince Edwards as A p -W • « Av* The growth o f auto rentals and leasing has kept pace with this country's obsessive drive for wheels. Once ex ­ ceptional, the two-car family now is relatively common­ place. And when " fr ill” transportation is needed, say fo r dad on a business trip or a fly-drive vacation, renting ■n auto now aeems perfectly sensible. Whjn a business burgeons In the way rentals have, everyone wants a place of the action. The result: occa­ sional misrepresentation, bait ads and misunderstandings about rates, insurance ind maintenance. Recognizing thla, 15 com­ panies with outlets In the metropolitan New York area joined with the Bettor Bustness Bureau o f that city and sat up advertising standards for rentals and leasing of auto*. By Ruth Millett One way to kaap a mar­ husband. What aha can tell company? O r that thay hava riage from becoming hum­ him about har day that he little to say to each other? A planned usa c f that aame drum la fo r the couple to put will find intonating can be leisure time would pep up to stimulating usa tha lalsura told In 10 mlnutea. many dull marriages. Tha leitime they share. That mesna that If they aura could be uaed to leant The w ife who staya at home are to enjoy each other's com­ something together, or to en­ •harta littla in her hutband’a pany and feel any aert o f joy aom* new kind o f rocreacareer. It takea him away comradeahlp they must find atlon. from home all day and when It in tha way they spend their A couple that la working he return* at night ha la re­ leisure time together. alda by alda in tha yard, r*luctant to talk about it, Many couplrs ignore that ftnlshing furniture, learning either becauie anything he fact and squander their free a foreign language, playing tell* will require too much ex­ time together. golf or working on acme com. plaining, or becauaa he haa One evening la Just ilka an­ munity welfare project isn t had enough o f bustnen dur­ other. They sit and read, or bored. ing the day and wanta to ei- watch television, or they play They have a common Inter­ cape from It. cards or ahe sits upstairs and est to discuss and project* to HI* w ife's daytime exist­ aews while he tinkers In tha share. They don't work at ence, if ahe apends her full basement. But mostly they killing time and ao their leitime keping houae, Is much just sit. Is It any wonder they aura hours paaa companion' too routine to interest her are bored with each other'a ably. E A J«.« rsi i (iifai-f 'ee* can afford to send her to college. But shouldn't worth­ while scholarship! be granted to students simply on the oldfashioned basis o f merit? —DJSAPOlNTED PAREN TS Answer: 1 believe scholar­ ships should be divided Into two distinct categories — those based on merit alone and those based principally on need. Tacking on the phrase “ and financial need” to the requirements fo r prac­ tically every substantial scholarship discourages many deserving students. However, don't give up upon the strength o f other people'* say-so. According to a study by two official! o f tho Am­ erican Council on Education, 97 per cent of students whose famtllea era in the 411,000 to 113,000 Income bracket re­ ceive honor scholarship grants. Tha study also show ad that twice as many scholar­ ships were given to students whose families earned more than 111,000 a year than to those whose fam ily income wss less than 43,000. T h en may be some factors these statistics fall to take Into ac­ count — but they should en­ courage you to some extent. I suggest you fill out the Parents Confidential State­ ment of the College Scholar­ ship Service even though it seems futile to you to do m . Reproductions c f tho state­ ment will be sent to the col­ lege* you specify, and tha col­ leges will do their own select­ ing. Rest assured they will evaluate your daughter's character, leadership, aod academic promise. You may ba ploasantly surprised by Its results. 1 hope ao! Pleat* send your school problems to Susan Light In care o f the Sanford Herald. While aba cannot answer each letter personally, latten of general interest will be an­ swered In this column. types are usually on the crest o f a fash­ ion wave, but newsmen gencrorally look as though they havo been awept out In th« undertow. Journalist! — “ Characterlied by extreme ilopplncss," laid a Santa Fc, N. M , re­ tailer; “ They're mostly , \ slobs," reads the indictment from a Phoenix, Ariz., mer­ chant. ‘•Journalists," said a Salem, Maas., clothier, “ are charac­ terized by the extra-full rut of their clothes and full pockets bulging with paper." A lot of old newihoundi w* know would say In sorrow, if . not in defense, that the paper ' Is, unfortunately, not green. "Ask The gist o f the 15 standards for specifics," he ' keep in companies must says. “ You must provide wbst they advrrtlso. mind that services of auto agencies vary. The Their claims and price rates rental is that the must be on the up-and up ads, and not misleading. For example, the model car advertised fo r a specific rale must be the one you can rent. Or a comparable car for the same rate must be available. Rates by day, apedals, and weekends must be listed, for example, at 9 a.m. to S p.m., or 12-hour maximum!. The N ew York move msy have an effect nationally, since several firms taking part are national and Interna­ tiona] in scope. However, Arthur Starts, vice president o f the BBB of Metropolitan New York, points out that auch action doesn't take the responsi­ bility away from tha con­ sumer. written clearly and properly, merely give the con­ sumer baste information be­ fore he drives a rented car out of the garage." Some pertinent points inelude: What Is the insurance and who Is covered by It? Shop around. Compare the flat day rate and cents per mile charged in varioua company ads. Some have lower day rates but a higher per mile rate and others have a low mileage cost but a higher day rate. With Ihe total about the tam e which firm offers the best extras? Ask for a list o f all extra charges, especially when con­ tracting for a drivc-and-leave it car. ) • J k d n rw M f* Sidelights On The Bare Top by Helen Hennesey, Even If fades Into topless swimsuit fashion’s sunset, Rudl Gernrelch is a name that won’t soon be forgotten. The shock value of the bare top has made him known to women who couldn't, until now, namo a top designer If they were paid to. This may prove to be a worth-while by­ product of the new shocker. For he docs make handsome clothes, the T. S. notwith­ standing. There are amusing off•hoots o f the bare-bosom furor, too. Gernrelch expressed disgust at his suits being worn by women with ample bosoms. Now a well-known men’s magaslne hss deduced the bra alia o f its girlie art from 39 to 34. In N ew York, usually con­ sidered a most sophisticated city, there's a possibility of overtime for the police de­ partment and a boon for the blanket business. Any officer Scholarships On Merit? By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. D EAR MRS. LIGHT: Our daughter will be a high ichool senior this fall. She's been an " A " student since first grade and has always participated In extra-curricular activities. She's a member of the Na­ tional Honor Society and the Student Council as welt as vice president of her class. Her scores on various aptitude and achievement tests have been consistently high. We had hoped that she would get a substantial col­ lage scholarship on t h a strength of bar record. Now we are told that there is littla usa In her even apply­ ing for a scholarship since tha good ones era based on financial sued. Sha Is aa only child, w e both work, aod nave ao outstanding debts; it seems ahe la not eligible (or mote than a token amount. B y denying ourselves and postponing retirement, we t Show business 14- j iv T -A t'* .* .-46#MSff Women's Editor J.'heWomen : spotted — but, alas, for differ­ ent reason*. Auto Rentals Scan Practices Newspaper Enterprise (O n Doc Casey and Richard Chambsrlaln as Sawbones Kildare. One Washington ret\Uer re­ corded that doctors are now wearing sports coats on house calls. Haven't you noticed old Casey lately in his casual street attire? Yet, the clothing retailers believe, according to the AIM BW aurvey, that doctors and lawyers still have a long way to go to catch up to the commercial community. They listed as best-dressed: busi­ ness executives, salesmen and bankers, In that order. Cen you Judge a man's oc­ cupation by tha way be dresses? A trained clothier can unially coma pretty dose, was the consensus. Show people and journalists head the list o f the most easily who sees a Isdy tanning from the new fashion. I f you wish public to reduce to please the de­ beach Is to wrap her In a signer, vie fo r figure honors with tha new, streamlined blanket and whisk her out of pin-ups or Just bore the devil tho public eye. out o f Britain's journalists, Modesty rears its lovely you esn do It for $23. That bead even In the stores that whst tho T. S. costs. have decided to gamble on Chic Chat selling this ultimate fashion Q: I plan to go to Paris plunge. on my vacation. Can you tell One New York store will me what fashion items would display the topless suits In a be best to bring back as gifts “ dignified” m a n n e r — on for the g irli in my office? the floor o f their windows Lingerie and scarves pack rather thin on mannequins. easily. Are they good buys In Sounds as though they don’t Parts?—Eleanor L. quite approve o f wbst they’re Dear Eleanor L .: You doing. would be better o ff buying Than there's this surprising gloves and perfume. You viewpoint from the bird- won’ t h iv e to carry the per­ boiled world of the news­ fume in your luggage. Tha paper man. In London, the ■tore* will see that It la de­ Dally Mall chides the bare- livered to your plane before top suit. It claims American you leave. lin gerie would be women have been taking the expensive. Much o f the readyplunge In this direction for to-wear lingerie la Americanyears and our trouble is thst made anyway. And Ihe hand­ we try too hard. According made silks and laces are very to this newspaper, the naked costly. Even scarves aren't truth is not Inspiring. It’s much of a bargain. The real ■Imply dull. saving in Parts is In beau­ And so, ladies, these are tiful leather gloves and some of the finer reactions to scents. Here you do very well. the waist up on a The Doctor Says: Nature Heals The Body Best By Wayae G, Braadstadt, M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. “ I dressed his wounds and God bealad him ." Thus spoke Ambrose Fare, a famous sur­ geon of the 14th century. Whenever you have a wound, whether accidental or surgical, your chief concern and (hat o f your doctor Is that It heal as rapidly as pos­ sible and leave tha smallest, least conspicuous sear pos­ sible. Given half a chance, nature does a pretty good job of this. After any wound there la an inflammatory or lag period In which tha tissues nearest the wound pour out blood and lymph to term a clot and seal o ff the wound from outside irritants. At this stage, two teams go to work. The white blood calls break £>wn the dead tissue cellg and eventually tha clot itself so that they can be car­ ried away by the circulating blood. They also help to com­ bat any infectloua germ* that may have entered the wound. Meanwhile tha repair craw, consisting o f the building materials In your blood, to busy producing scar tissue. The essential elements o f this process are circulating pro­ teins, carbohydrates and vitamins. Tha inflammatory stags lasts about flve dsys-lcu ger if infection Is present — but how long tha entire healing process will taka depends on many factora. Since there Is little that can ba dona to speed beating, your doctor must rely on preventing those things that wilt delay the process. Vitamins A , B, C, and K all play an Important part. I f o n or more of these is lacking healing Is slowed. E very effort must be mada to keep Infection out. This means removing any foreign body that might set up an inflammatcry reaction includ­ ing your own dead tissue. Authorltiee warn against pour­ ing strong antiseptics Into a wound because, even though they kill a few stray germs, they are likely to damage the normal tissues and add to your troubles. Gentle clean­ ing with warm water la tha best first aid measure, then let your doctor put on the refining touches If the wound is severe, Anything that Interferes with the normal blood and lymph suply to the Injured part, such as excessive swell­ ing or too tight a bandage, will delay healing. Some diseases auch as diabetes and anemia also interfere with prompt healing. ‘ . If) �“ U : * % ■ * Oh* Oaafnrk Srralft Fri. July 24, ’64— Page 7 Hayley At Ritz H O LLYW O O D George Segal ( NEA) is still — a bit ■tunned by it all. “ As a kid," he aayi, “ I was the biggest movie fan o f all time. 1 saw everything. I worshipped the atars. And now here I am." H e worked with Robert Taylor; Segal wua Taylor’s assistant in the abortive "R ob­ ert Taylor Show" of last sea­ son which never got on the air. “ And then I was in a Hitch­ cock television show," he lays, “ and I got to kiss Ann Bax­ ter. Imagine— me and Anne Baxter I Around the set I would aort o f walk near her and try to make polite con­ versation." And now the biggest thrill o f ell. He’s one o f the huge cast fo r “ Ship o f Fools," end ho’s working on tho same T IG H T SPOT — Hnlcy Mills finds herself in tho clutches o f nrch-criminnl Eli Wallach in W alt Disney’s suspense-mystery, "The Moon Spin­ ners." The Technicolor feature, based on a bestselling novel, also stars Peter McEnery and Fold Negri. A Buena Vista relcnse. Hayley MU1*. the hottest Item to come from England since James Watts invented the steam engine, has played her last little-girl role. Eighteen now, the immense­ ly popular actress plays her ago in Walt Disney's suspenseful mystery, "Th e MoonSpinners," which o p e n e d Thursday at the Itllx Theater. Tho performance runs through the following Wednesday. As Nlkky Ferris, an English lass on vacation in romantic Crete who finds adventure — and a young man to share it with her — she la bussed by a handsome young fellow countryman, I’clor McEnery. To moke things even more Interesting, the big deal comes during tho height of a Cretan carnival while tho two arc fleeing for their lives in, o f all things, a hearse. For llaylcy, the emergence Into adult roles is a great pleasure. " I'd hate to go into my twenties playing aweet little girls," she says. "1 loved making Tollyonna’ and ‘The Parent Trap' and all the others, but I'm growing up now, and I love my role as N'ikky, a sharp teen-ager, In "The Moon-Spinners." in color by Technicolor, "T h e Moon-Splnnrrs" stars Miss Mills, Ell Wallsch, Peter McEnery, Joan Greenwood and Irene Papas. Also, Pola Negri returns to the screen, bill Anderson co-produced with Walt Disney, and Hugh Attwooll was associate pro­ ducer. Jamca Neilson direct­ ed the Uucna Vista release. Ih e “ problem drinker" has been defined by the Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Pro­ gram as the person who drinks to a point where his drinking interferes with some phase o f his life. T O N IT E * i fA MtSZBSmm BAT. S E N S A T IO N A L Triple Feature NO. 1 A T 7:45 O N L Y — SCIENCE FIC T IO N "D A Y O F T H E TR1FFID S” Howard Keel — In Color J5o. 2 A T 0:10 O N L Y — N E W F L IP P E R M O VIE “FLIPPER ’S N E W A D V E N T U R E ” stage as Vivien Leigh. It is and was greeted warmly and taken by the hand end inter­ almost too much. viewed on radio by Army Hollywood thinks that, in Archcnl (Hollywood’s official time, George Segal will inpremiere broadcaster) and es­ apire as much awe in other* corted into the theater. as they did in him. He’s star­ “ For the nest one, I figured ring in two big films, not yet this was silly. Who needs a released — “ Invitation to a Idg car? Now they know who Gunflghtcr" and “ The N E W I am, right? So 1 drove up in Interns." (The capital lettera my own Chevy II. Well, they are courtesy o f a nervous pro­ waved me away from the ducer.) "Ship o f Fools" is hla front door; I had to park a third film. half-block away; they hustled When Segal first came to me in the side door; 1 saw Hollywood, he was invited to Arm y Archerd away fa r o ff attend two big premieres in tha distance," which happened to fall in a Let that be a lesson to three-day period. First waa you, George Segal. • • • "Th e Cardinal" and then "Th e Victors." And he learned a Ross Martin, Henry Manfew facta o f Hollywood life. cint and others who were con­ " I decided that I ought to nected with the old television make an entrance fo r the ■how, “ Mr. Lucky," are still first one," he aay*. “ So I bor­ unhappy about its demise. rowed Dean Jones' Thundar- That waa the John Vlvyan bird. I drove up to the theater series— it's still being rerun — which w a» created by Blake Edwarde and hed something o f his “ Peter Gunn" flavor. They feel that the show was murdered by sponsor interfer­ ence. Martin and Mancini eay that it was the sponsor who dictated that tha setting be changed from a gambling ship to a floating restaurant. And that change, they in­ sist, robbed the program of its entire comedlc point o f view. " I f they hadn't dona that," Martin aaya, " it would still be on." Special Events Announced For Longwood ENJOYING A N afternoon swim nt 4-H Cunip McCJunrrio nro Linda Laelty and Mary Stogncr, Sanford. Lifeguard Alan Boyd tenches the girls how to float. 2 At Movieland "H urculci In tho Haunted W orld" features tho opening film at the Movieland DriveIn Theatre this Sunday and will run through next Tueaday. Starring Reg Park, tha all new apectacle In color it NO. 4 A t 7 i :30 O N L Y — GOOD AS "R E A C H P A R T Y ” “ SUMMER H O L ID A Y " C L IF F RICH ARD S — IN COLOR COMING SUN. • MON. - TUBS. FIRST SANFO RD SHOWING •‘ H E R C U LE S" N IT E L Y A T 7:45 ft 11:15 "C A S T L E OF III.OOD" A T 9:30 O N LY r Z ’ Z Z S'ffk George Segal's Cup Runs Over LL N E W n all new heigh) i fright and might appearing in thia area fo r the flrat time. Sharing the screen ia an­ other flnt-tim e-for-Sanford showing o f Edgar Allen Poe's mystery, “ Castle o f Blood," This chiller stars Barbara Steele. Wednesday and Thursday tho Movieland has another twin feature, “ Tha List o f Adrian Mrascnger," starring Tony Curtis and “ Bye Bye Birdie" with Jsnet Leigh in the leading role, The U tter is also in color. Closing out the week will be a triple feature, all o f them Jn color. "T h e Deep S ix" atars Alan Ladd; “ The Brass Botlte'* co-stars Tony Randall and Rurl Ives and “ The P ris e " with Paul Newman In the leading role. Ily Donna Est<* Evcnta scheduled fo r next week, the final week o f sum­ mer recreation, at Longwood Elementary School were an­ nounced today by Coach W alt Diurua. On Monday a talent show ia planned with ribbons to be awarded fo r the acta that art most unusual, moat entertain­ ing, and many others, Wednesday w ill be Junior Olympics day with ribbons awarded in varioue categor­ ies. The children will meet for the regular aesalon o f skating Tuesday at Skate City and for swimming Thursday at Land O'Lakca Country Club In Caaselberry, Clean up day w ill be held Friday. Monday, Wednesday and Friday activities are held st the school from 8:30 until lt:30 n.m. Tuesday a n d Thursday special events are from 9 until 11:30 a.m. with students providing their own transportation and paying a nominal fee. Initructora are Coaches Drums and Rodney Umberger and Mrs. Nell Druedlng. Come To The Mar-Loti For A B LE H O P PIN G with Dottle Austin Something new and delic­ ious in steaks ia the Caribe Cut. This is a auccuient serv­ ing of top sirloin in throe sites which you can order for either lunch or dinner, at the Caribe Lounge in the V aldei Hotel. Many other mouthwatering foods am available for your noon o r evening meal, and al­ ways your favorite beverages, of course. They arc open until 2 a m. on Friday and Satur­ day night, and the Friday night special ia free music. • • • I f it'a seafood you’re han­ kering for, try those out ofthli-worid shrimp at Spancer’a. No one else prepares it like they do and It Is indeed a delicacy fit fo r a king—or a queen. Little princes and prin­ cesses like it, too. Of course, they also have all the lobster you can eat, and succulent, tummy-yummy steaks. Try Spencer’s for lunch, too. Good food, good drinks, a pleasant, relaxed, air conditioned at­ mosphere — t h e unbeatable combination. • • • Prime Beef Charcoal Steaks Newly Perorated Air-Conditioned Dining Room Dancing! Thurs, - FH. • Sat — A fte r «:30 P. M. Music Hy "H O L ID A Y S " From Orlando io mints . . . an economical and laaty treat for all the fam ily— • • • Facilities For Alt S tir Parties, Banquet*, Special Occasion* I f you’d like home delivery of chilled wines, beer, or li­ quor, then phone Rex Liquor Mart of Valuta In Plnccrcit Shopping Center , . . Plaid Stamp* with every purchase, too. Convenient hours h ive been established: 0 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 0 a.m. to mid­ night on Friday and Saturday. e • • George’s Tavern boasts a well-stocked atore at prices you like to pay. There arc special low prices If you buy by the caie. And the friendly, relaxing atmosphere In tho lounge m ikes it a wonderful place to escape the heat and enjoy your friends. • • • W A D I n i l RESTAURANT J V 1 A I\ -L U U C O C K T A IL LO U N G E Lou Rotaa, Owner — Hwy. 17-92 Juat South o f Sanford George’s TA VERN COR. U th * FRENCH — H W Y. 17-92— SA N FO R D — HAR & PAC K AG E — BEER A L L Your Fnvoritr Hrands A t A Price You’re Glad To Pay . . . S P E C IA L LOW PRICES BY T H E C A SE — Plenty O f Free Parking — — NOW THROUGH TH U R S D A Y — LASAGNA Don’t forget the announce­ ment ad tn Thursday's paper lhat Lake Monroe Inn's dining room Is all booked-up for F ri­ day. However, there's still plenty o f room In the lounge for dining and enjoying your drinks. • • • If you love to hear a live What's better than having a band, you'll enjoy the Jack Rosiman Trio at the Capri, delicious charcoal b r o i l e d every Friday and Saturday steak of prime beef and then niglit. As always, there's good dancing to fine music niterfood and your favorite drinks, wards? That's what Liu Ko­ expertly mixed and quickly las invites you to do at the served. They feature a busi­ Mar Lou. Thr dining room's nessman's lunch, and busi­ always open, tho dancing to nesswomen enjoy it, too . . . the music o f the Holidays of all for less than a dollar. An Orlindo is every Thursday, excellent spot to entertain Friday and Saturday evening that out of town client at a after 9:30. Come out and live quiet, secluded table, on these it up. e a • warm summer day*. • • • Have you been down to Luncheon, dinner and ban­ Freddie's Steak House lately? quet bookings at the Trade They have added a beautiful Winda Cafeteria, or a sparkl­ new dining room, matching ing morning coffee brunch are the colonial atyle decor. It's becoming more and more the Gaslight Room, and if popular. An excellent place to you haven't been there yet, la k e Dm whole family, too, for you'll love Ihe charming at* a wide choice o f tasty dishes. mosphere, the excellent ser­ What better spot for a dinned vice, and most of all the de­ out before a first-run movie, licious cuisine provided by Fran Larson. or late evening shopping at Steve ami the Seminole Plsra on llw y. There's lovely Vicky Blair at 17 02 and SR 434 at Fern Ihe piano bar in the Gaslight Room and Carol Pcttijohn'a Park? e • • talented and tuneful fingeri Square dance buffs are on the Ivories in the Lam p­ traveling over to McGregor lighter Lounge, A delightful Ranch for Use big square place to Impress your out-ofdance party every Saturday town visitors, who'll go away night. Why don't you Join satisfied and happy. $ |6 5 C O M PLE TE D IN N E R FROM SOUP TO M IN T S IN C LU D IN G DESSERT — CLOSED ON M O ND AY — Jran ft itocco Momillo Welcome You! Ice Cold BEER (Sundays, toe) A IR CO NDITIONED Open I I A.M. to 10 P.M. — Parties Accommodated Hwy. 17-92. Orange City — Reservations Ph, 773-3690 Jean's Spaghetti House — JIM SPENCER’S — R E S T A U R A N T and C O C K TA IL LO U N G E ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... »3.25 CHAR - imoiLEI) PRIME STEAKS D AN ISH LOHSTER T A IL S YOUR (aweet aa a nut) R O Y A L RED SHRIMP ( a real delicary the way we repare them I , . . they are N O T ranch F ried!) T H O IfF P COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tail* and Rorat Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS 295 $ Sauteed In Melted Butter U N D E R T H E U M BRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheesre and Meata— Free— T o Enjoy While W e Prepare Your Dinner K V - f l r T nana Room Available e v e r ^ n J g S T T o ^ , private partiea up to 09. South FrenVh A re. Sanford Phone F A 2-OSSI o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o them? It'a about two miles south of DeLand. • • • Lasagna, that alMime fav­ orite Italian food, la the apo­ d a l featured today through nest Thursday st Jean’s airconditioned Spaghetti Hot Ac In Orange City. Jean and Roero Morslllo, who have operated the establishment for ten years, Invite you to select your own favorite Italian meal from their varied menu. Meals are complete from soup h ftr ft » o - S T E A K IT K A s y M AR K S THE SPOT OF THE L I Q U O R MART OF V A L U E S . . . Cinema Film Held Over CIILLII HIES Joseph E. Levine's presen­ acters o f Robblna’ powerful |then 20 atelier names and a o f “ The Carpetbagg­ novel, with a cast o f more |supporting-player ro lle r o f hundreds. The story ranges ers," a technicolor film ver­ from tha roaring twenties sion o f the best-selling novel through the turbulent thirties by Harold Robbins, baa been and depicts the characters of held over for another week the explosive novel with rare o f showing nt the Cinema and uncompromising frank­ Theatre in Seminole Plata. ness. A Paramount Pictures re­ lease, the multi-million dollar "C A S H " production, In Pnnavislon, The word "ca sh " origina­ features an all-star east head­ ted in France, where the old ed by George Peppard, Alan French word “ casse" meant Ladd, Bob Cummings, Mar­ “ a little bos where money tha Hycr, Elisabeth Aahley, ELIZAHETII ASHLEY was kept." Gradually, the Lew Ayres, Martin Balsam, and G e o r g e Peppard money took on the name of Ralph Targer, Archie Moore are first lovers, then Ihe box and "cash " came to and Carroll Baker as ltlna. enemies in Joseph E. ui as an important word to­ Edward Ilmytryk directed Levine's presentation o f day. from a screenplay by John “ The Carpetbaggers." Mirhacl Hayes. The Technicolor, PunaWhen you have everything A drama o f modern society, vision epic held over at you want you lose the fun of “ The Carpetbaggers” recre­ the Cinema Theatre, wanting aomething. ates the unforgettable char­ tation REG P A R K slant in the title rule ns Hercu­ les ill thu all new giant nIicctilde “ Hercules in the Haunted W orld" in Technicolor, opening nt the Moviclund Drive-In Theatre. B A e T I L L 2:00 K A r D U MON. - F lt l.U U FREE Cl Aid STAMPS CHOMCI 1)1 l i v i d um ill For Your Danrlng Pleasure Fri. and Sat. Nitea — 8 T ill 12 We Feature — THE — • A J L to lftF J L Mae. TWv Thar. I AJL teMMefle f r i A Set. “Jack Rossman Trio” CO/ffi CAFETERIAS ? * * / Hayley Mills SHOWS 1:00 3:10 »:s AT WALT DISNEY'S rhtjWoon- S pin n ers ,:20 1:30 »:10 Technicolor* r * \ Mina Carol PettIJohn Entertains Nightly la Tha Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Steak House Centra] Florida’s Oldest & Finest C o a t e d S w ic e Come dine with us. Enjoy crisp, appetizing e e le d s ... testy pies, cakes and creams.. .tender, delicious prime meets and garden fresh vegetables. . . served in trup pleasant surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night f i t “ family night" with tree dessert* fo r a ll...a n d , Saturday night I* "steak night" when you get a big •/, lb. T Bone steak cooked Id your order lo r only A M U A H U S g Mf NOW 1] SERVINB Tood NO W thru Wed. A F T E R YO U T R Y ONE YO U’ L L S A Y OUR S TE A K S A R E SECOND TO N O N E ! FOR F IN E D IN IN G A N D S P A R K L IN G CO CKTAILS COME OUT TO N IG H T I la Ihe Seminole P lu s ON V. S. 1T-I9 •OUTS •efteen; If A. M.» J d f F. tf. Mman 4:30 • trOOP. ML Trade Winda Cafeteria* also located la _ Orlande, Leesburg, Coroe, Melbourne ft F L Pierce. #T3 W r PfOVKir Ti n* Finust ( . 11, I �ERr Candlelight Double Ring Ceremony Unites Miss M erz And Francis May pa(re g—Frl. July 24, *84 Wrrnll Cjahdsw Mrs. Kratzert Hostess To A Luncheon $aJt& In Honor O f Miss Marilyn McDaniel By I s o n Circle Who during these hot months E. Forrest May of Jackson has not appreciated the beau­ Mrs. W. A. Kratzert snd luncheon complimenting Miss rangements on cither side of edged In crystal droplets, with ville, served his brother as ty o f tree* and the shade they daughters, Mrs. William B. Marilyn McDaniel, l o v e l y the mantle. Delphinium, bril­ the unusual beauty creating a conversa­ best man, and ushers were give? Indeed, summer is a rark and Miss Rn«n Krstzcrt, bridc-elcct of David B. King. liant American Beauty roses s t i m u l a t i n g splendid time to plan for the tion piece. and pink sweetheart roses Resplendent arrangements Willard L. Holden, brother-in- inclusion of one or more were co-hostesses at the grac­ Individual tablea placed In were artistically arranged in law of the groom from Mi­ trees in the garden when the ious Krstzcrt home on Park of roses adorned the living the living room were centered gold based crystal epergnes room with two Identical ar­ Avenue to a beauteous bridal ami; Waller Myrick, uncle of proper planting time arrives. with dainty nosegays of roses th e ' bride from Orlando, and Much like our friends in the edged in pink and white lac« North who pore over seed catFred Jones, Sanford. and net with tiny satin ribRicky Myrick of Orlando alogs during the winter to bona. Bridal place cards and plan their spring plantings, waa Junior groomsman. individual white carnations The bride's mother was at­ wc can rest in the shade dur­ tied with white satin bows ing the summer and plan what tired In an elegant pink lacc marked the places. to plant next winter to enjoy sheath over pink taffeta with Centering the honoree’s ta­ all year long. white accessories and a white ble, which was covered in ex. The ideal time [or planting rose corsage. quitlle while damask, was a is from December to Febru­ The groom's mother chose a rose arrangement in an ele­ ary, when trees are dormant, light hlue silk sheath, hand gant oblong antique container that is. resting before a bunt embroidered in silver with of spring growth. This is par­ with gold trim and hand paint­ love birds. Her accessories ticularly true in the case of ed roses accented by dasalc were white and her corsage trees dug from the ground. crystal candle holder! with was of white roses. Container - grown specimens, tall white tapera. The places Following the wedding a re­ whose roots will be largely were marked with bridal ception was held at the home undisturbed, ran be trans­ place cards and Individual of the hrldc. planted any time during the carnation corsagca. For her golng-away outfit, year, yet they will tuffer to Mrs. Kratzert prepared the the bride chose a smart white some degree from planting elaborate luncheon, which waa ault with tiny red polka dota during the undue heat of sum­ unusually attractive with a complemented by white ac­ mer which causes rapid loss combination of avocado ring, cessories and a white rose o f moisture from the leaves chicken aalad, deviled eggs and subsequent willing. corsage. and an assortment of fruits There are a number of Following a wedding trip to In various designs forming a flowering treei which thrive in the east coast, Mr, and Mrs. colorful and appetizing lunch­ Central Florida, requiring lit­ May are at homo at I08V4 W. eon course. tle care after their initial cul­ IBth Street in Sanford. The hostesses nresented tural requirements have been Among the out o f town wed­ Marilyn and her mother, Mrs. met. It ia the beat garden ding guests were Mrs. G. E. Thomas F. McDaniel, with practice to prepare the hole Dann and children, G. W. and for the tree in advance, es­ corsages of sweetheart roses Jerry, from Miami; Mr*. Leo pecially If one plana to dig a and Marilyn received a com­ O'Donnell and children, Patty, tree from the woods, doing bination waffle iron and grill Janie and Kathy from Penn- the latter only after securing from Mrs. Kratzert and her aylvania; Mr. and Mra. E. B. the landowner's permission. daughters. Fetters from DeBary and The soil dug out of the hole Others enjoying the delight­ many frlenda from Sanford. In the garden should be re­ ful bridal luncheon were the placed with good topsoil, some Mmcs. Thomas Bowden, M. compost or manure and some R. Strickland, Charles Park complete fertilizer, either 4-7-5 Sr., Sidney Chase, Ray Her­ or 6-8-6. ron, Jim Leonard, Roy Mann, In setting the tree, do not LcRoy Anderson, Louie Gar­ MISS M A R IL Y N M CD ANIEL, seated right, was complimented recently let the roots dry out and take ner and Robert Williams. ons, Mrs. Fred Lyons, Mra. Jack Simpklm, H ri. Jam ci cla Lyons, Karen Lyons, Sha­ By Jana Caaaelberry with a bridal luncheon at the gracious Kratzert homo on Park Avenue. care that the trunk ia at the Also Mra. E. C. Waldheim Lovely bride - elect Mlsa Edward Maaon, Mrs. Eliza­ lllack, Mr*. William Moon, ron Lord, Lucy Moon, Cheryl Mra. Thomas F. McDaniel, mother o f the bridc-elcct, is seated with same depth at which it for­ of Maitland, Mrs. Hugo Wald­ Phyllis Lyons o f Long wood beth Talso, Mrs. Carlyle Swof- Mra, n. T . Mllwce, Mra. Strong, Becky Young, Loic- merly grew. Wash the soil in Marilyn. From the left standing are Mrs. William it. Purk (E vle Krat­ heim, Opelika, Ala,, Mias Kay was honored at a bridal show­ ford, Mrs. William Young, James Nutter, Mra. Leonard anne Wagner, Becky Wagner and around (he roots, leaving zert), Mrs. W . A. Kratzert and Minn Rosie Kratzert, co-hoateases. Ivey and Miss Anne Crapps, e r Tuesday night given by Mrs. Leonard Wagner, Mrs. Casselberry, and M iiiea Mar- and Robin Wagner. a slight rim above soil level Mrs. Mary Mobley at her (o hold water which should be borne on Lake Talmo. applied regularly once a week until the rainy season starts. The color icheme for the No further fertilizer la needed decoration! and refreshments during the first year of was pink and white. Dainty By Donna Kates Wash., were united in matri­ Pink and while glads were served her sunt ss flower growth, although some should pink and white paper parasols Mlsa Sharyn Elaine Dudley, mony on Saturday, July 11, at used in arrangements to dec­ girl. be added the following Febru­ served as centerpieces sur­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 7 p.m. at the Longwood Bap­ ary. The bride's mother chose n rounded with deep pink hibis­ orate the church. It Is possible to obtain a Frederick W. Dudley of Long- tist Church with Rev. Jack floral print frosty silk dress cus blooma. Refreshments of Given in marriage by her succession of bloom through­ wood, and Gary Leroy Sea­ Lindsay performing the can­ with blue accessories and an cake, sherbet punch, mints father, the bride was lovely orchid coraage. out almost the entire year by berg, ion of Mr. and Mrs. An­ dlelight double ring cere­ and nuts were aorved. The choosing varieties w h i c h gus L. Scsberg o f Spokane, mony. in a formal white organza Following the weeding n re­ cako waa decorated with pink bloom at different times. One ception was held at the bride's gown over taffeta with the fit­ rosebuda. of the earliest to bloom is ted bodico featuring a Sa­ parents home on Credo Ave­ The honoree wore a lovely tiie bauhlnla whose limbs are brina neckline and traditional nue in Longwood. The ..ble corsage of white carnations covered with orchtd-llkc flowtapered sleeves. The full skirt featured a beautiful four-tier given her by Mra. Flnnoy era in the winter and early cascaded into a sweeping wedding cake, punch and Haynes. spring. Both the bauhinia and chapel train. Her veil o f il­ dainty bridal tid bits. the redbud, an early spring Guests enjoyed playing sev­ Assisting at the reception lusion fell from a floral antj flowering tree with rose-pink e r a l games and the guest of were Mrs. Betty Kelgans, Jeweled headpiece and the flowers, bloom before their honor received many beauti­ carried a bridal bouquet of Sirs, Dottle Anstey, -Shirley leaves appear. ful and uieful gift*. Goldman, Sirs. Marge LaBree orchids. The flowering dogwood Those attending included and Mrs. Wilma Pope. shows its while bracts during Sirs. Audrey Fullmer at­ the mother of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Scsberg are the «pring Commonly thought tended her sister as matron Mra. Edgar Lyons, her grand­ residing on the Old Dixie of as "flow ers," these bracts of honor and was attired in a mother, Mra. Roland Lyons, Highway in Longwood. surround the actual flowers pink lace sheath with an arm Mrs. Ralph Hunter, Mrs. Bea­ which, in the autumn, develop bouquet of pink carnations. trice Skewca, Mra. Doria I-yInto scarlet fruit, making the Miss Sally Simpkini, Miss tree showy again. In bloom IHIIDK-KLECT’ 1’ IIY L L IS LYONS, ccntor, wan honored with a bridal Joanne Chubb and Miss Judy at the same time will come Mra, Edgar y night Kiven by Mrs. Mary Mobley, right. Mi nhower Tuosdnv Litumcau attended the bride the tabebuii, mimosa and LyottH, mother o f the bride, ia on the left. as bridesmaids and wore aqua parkinsonla, fallowed by the lace sheathi with bouquets of J ic irin d s and m a g n o l i a carnations tinted aqua. grandlflora. The latter ap­ Don Cunlngham served the pears to be one of the only groom as best man and ush­ flowering trees which is also ers were Frank Fullmer Jr., Episcopal Church o f Sanford, Mrs. Paul Ftsold, president evergreen and therefore at­ By Frances W ester brother-in-law of the bride, accompanied her daughter, e f American Legion Post 53 tractive at all seasons. Paul W. Rumor will be back MRS. G A R Y LEROY SEABERG David K d gan i and Owen NEW Y O R K ( U P l ) - I n * Mra. Fred Turner, and two Auxiliary, has announced that Summer bloom ia available in I.nko Mary thla weekend Anstcy. grandchildren, to California study of 5,381 white women from the crape-myrtle whose a school of Instruction for New Short • Cut T e Alias Janet Lane Fullmer members o f the Kaiser Foun­ flowering season can be pro­ newly elected officers and for a visit. Ilia wife, the fo r­ fo r her vacation. Summer Comfort 1 The fam ily flew there F ri­ dation Health Plan, Dr. Jacob longed by the pruning o ff of chairmen o f all unlta o f the mer Phyllis Flaherty, will Sixth District will be con­ drive to Jnrksonvlllc, Friday, day, Mrs. Turner will join Yeruahalmy, of the University spent blossom heads. Then In W e ll Bhapa And M .M ducted this Sunday, July 2(1 to he there when his ship her husband, who la In the of California, found that al­ the fall, the koelrouterla or By Mrs. Frank While Alicante Road and her sister, Taper It — * at tha Orlando Memorial Post docks In Mnyport on Its re­ service and stationed in Cali­ most twice as many smokers golden-raln-tree will buret In­ Mr, and Mra. Cornelius Do- Mrs. A. Service, o f DeBary to masses of yellow blooma Homa. turn from a cruise to New fornia now, to make their « s non-smokers failed to car­ visited relatives and friends FOR A P P O IN T M E N T which In about one month turn vale o f Valencia Road recent­ home there. ry their babies to term. Registration w ill begin at York. in Brooklyn, Staten Island and Into exotic, red, papery pods. ly returned from a trip which CALL 322-4913 Mrs. Murray will return to 8:30 a.m. and tha session will Hunter recently returned The ratio, aa reported in Oceanside, Long Island, and By Maryann Miles A current project o f the look them to New Orleans, open a t V a.m., followed by from a Mediterranean cruise, Lake Mary In two week*. "M edical Tribune," a publics took in the World's Fair at Recent house guests o f Mr, lunch a t noon, but has nut had time to come Uon for doctors: 8.4 per cent Florida Federation of Garden La., Texas and on to Meaico. New York. Enroute they visit­ and Mrs. Maurlca Linten o f Clubs la the encouragement of They aaw a bull fight, the pyMra. Pesold urges all o f­ bark homo until now, prematures among smokers, ed folks in Pennsylvania. Grace Boulevard, were Mr. planting flowering trees Bear L ak e ramidi and visited the cathed­ ficers and chairmen to at­ 3.5 among non-smokers. Hair Styling Salon and Mrs. Karl Howard and throughout the state. Accord tend this constructive course rals and the mountainsides. Mra. Ernest (Itu lh ) Mur­ However, the mortality rate Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Pickchildren, Janice, Nancy and 2201 & Park Arc. Ing to a report at the recent With their knowledge of Span­ ford of Sollcn, Ohio, and chil­ ao that tbs Sanford unit will ray o f Lake Mary, and office for the premature Infante of David from Sayctte, N . C. annual convention, actual be well represented, secretary o f the Holy Cross ish, a five day sightseeing non-smokers was strikingly dren, Scott and Barbara, re­ plantings of flowering trees higher—232,1 per 1,000 against have far exceeded the eatl tour made R possible for Mra. cently visited the Earl PickBy Maryann Milea 137.7 per 1,000 for (bote of mated number which might Dovale to collect a few pitch- fords on Alicante Road, De­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Saxon smokers. have resulted from this two- e n to add to an unusual col­ Bary. o f Tarpon Springs, will arrive What ia the eigiiificanccT year project. Why don't you lection she started years ago this weekend fo r a two A n premature babies of mo­ join the ranks e f those who on trip* abroad. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mr. and Mra. James York week* visit with Mr. and thers who smoke hardier than are helping to make Florida of Volusia Drive have their statement Mrs. T. H. Green on Bear those o f abstainers T Mr. and Mrs. Sol Caruso en­ an even more beautiful state? granddaughter, Miss Janet So we’ll Lake Circle. tertained their nephew, Jos­ Moat unlikely, said Dr. York, of Greenville, Pa., here eph Donato, o f Union, N. J. Yerushalmy. He said he cited for n visit. On July 14, Janet Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ber­ the figures m erely to show Mr. Donato was surprised at waa honored with a sweet 16 tram end children, Rhonda how, In connection with amok tha growth of DeBary since birthday party. Mra. Charles Barber o f hla last visit. and Ronnie, from Gorin, l(o., lag, statistics can mislead. Norfolk, Vs. la a current will vialt her slater and fa ­ D E E P F R IE D house guest o f har mother, mily, Mr. aitd Mra. Bill ShoMrs. Samuel Grierson of Mrs. Thelma Lewis at her gren of Baar Lake, en rout* GOLDEN BROWN down horn and u y "RANDALL ELECTRIC home on Orange Avenue. to Miami. OVER 35 YEARS COMPANY offers s complete electrical Mra. Barber is the former Mr. and Mra. J. W . Adams By Maryana Mile* A t First 4k Palmetto ■orvlce, docs good work, doe* it prompt­ and childran, also from Gorin, Mr. and Mra, W alter Grif­ Martha Lewis o f Sanford and (Alongaide old poet office) ly, efficiently and cheorfully and docs SERVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — COLE SLAW — will accompany tha Bertrams. fith o f Charlotte Drive in tha will remain with her mother appreciate Us customers." HOT ROLLS A BUTTER — Lake Brantley ares announce until October, at which time IC E D J J A J J J J C O F F J U I Lt. Barber will return from a ^ Don’t forget Greasy frying pans end the arrival o f n son. Michael "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" your camera and Kodak film Sid Vihlen broiler pans ere sealer to Stanley G riffith, bom July Mediterranean lour with tha U. S. Navy. clean g one tablespoon of 18, 1964 and weighing seven Randall Electric Company baking soda is added to the pounds and four ounces. Locally thread And Operated By water In which the pan* are Tha G riffiths have six other weighing four ounce* was ob­ 112 Magnolia Avenue Glenn McCall and "Emle" MlUa • Carpets* children, Wayne, Freddie, to soak. Bring to a boil. Now served to successfully attack • Tile f Phone 322-0915 CAMERA SHOP COR. lat ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 wash la hot, soapy water. Cathy, Fhyllia, Christine and a 450-pound grouper it Mb 210 8. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD • Rental 'commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring rineland of Florida, Unea and tbea dry. F «*g y Mert, bridal bouquet of white roses. Miss Cherlc Garret o f Or­ daughter o f Mra. Rodger L. lando attended the bride as Brown of Orlando and Col. maid of honor and was gown­ John G. M ori o f Minneapolis ed In powder blue taffeta with Minn., and Francla Kirk May, a alioi l veil of silk illusion at­ eon of Mra. Michael Thomai tached to a blue taffeta circ­ o f Sanford and the late Rev. let featuring a dainty how at E. Format May, were united the crown. Her bouquet was in holy matrimony on Friday, o f royal blue pom poms inter­ July 17, at 8 p.m. at the spersed with blue a a t i n Trinity Baptlat Church of streamers. Apopka with Rev. Harold Dann officiating at the imp rc iiiv e candlelight and dou­ ble ring ceremony. A profuilon o f potted palma and atanding baskets o f glada were arranged at the altar with teven branched candel­ abra holding tall while tapera at either aide. Mra. Cindy Holden, aololit, from Miami and formerly of Sanford, aang " A lw a y s " "B ecauae" and "T h e Lord'a c r ." Given in marriage by her atepfather, Rodger L. Brown, the bride waa lovely in a floor length gown o f white ailk orSanaa with the fitted bodice adorned with aecd pearls and aequlni. The voluminous skirt was accented by a sweeping chapel train held by a tailored bow at the back walit. Her aiik veil of Illusion was at­ tached to a tiara of aecd pearli and crystal, beads ac­ cented by a single crystal droplet at the forehead. The headpiece was created by the F . S. Adams, of Sanford. The groom’a grandmother, Mrs. bride carried an arm cascade M ill I Z dtnTari Kathryn Sue Other b r i d a l attendanU were Mrs. Beth Turner, Miss’ Barbara Dann and Miss Don­ na Allen, all of Orlando, and they were gowned Identical to the maid of honor. Miss Lora Lea Myrick at­ tended her cousin as junior bridesmaid, and she was gowned In while organza with a powder blue sash. Her flow­ ers and headpiece were iden­ tical to the maid of honor. Pre-Nuptial Party Fetes Miss Lyons Miss Dudley, G. L Seaberg Are Wed Legion Auxiliary Announces Class For This Sunday Lake M ary Personals Statistics Smog Smoking Studies The Pat *N Place DeBary Personals Forest City Personals Betty Arme's Personals ALL YOU CAN EAT! E Personals ^cation mmmmm—.au■ N ew Arrivals Sanford Furniture Co. Bound? C H A N N E L CATFISH T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG Wieboldt's �“Vi: e A ( f f lf f Pan fn rS Fri. July 24, ’64— Pnjre 9 Ir r n lfl d liq h liq h J tA TV Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. The le's Wild West Circus." (r e ­ 8:30-9:30 p m. ABC. Burke's Great Adventre. "This w ai a run) Here's an odd-ball out­ Law. “ Who Killed His Royal Giant." (rerun) It 'i ques­ ing, a real old fashioned Am­ Highness?" (rerun) The vic­ tionable whether Texas hero erican wild west show, Swed­ tim Is a Hollywood restaura­ teur who diet of stomach Sam Houston was as coldly ish style. trouble — induced by poison. temperamental as he's play­ 8:30-11:30 p. m. NBC, Bob The auspecla Include Bert ed here by Robert Culp. This Hope Present the Chrysler Parka (who could haw story Is based on a stormy Theatre. "Seven At ilea of Bad knocked o f( the dead man by period in Houston's life, par­ Road." (color) (rerun) The merely ainging "There She ticularly his unhappy mar- eternal triangle made for Is, Miss A m erica"), Gale riaRe while governor of Ten­ three good characterisations Storm (whose vocal talents nessee and a subsequent con­ here in a stor ylhat never are almost on a par with gressional trial after Initiat­ loses momentum. A hitch­ Parks'), Telly Savalai (one ing a street brawl with an hiking actor (J eff Hunter) of T V ’s finer vlllians), ElisaOhio congressman. stops In a small Southern both -Montgomery, Mickey 7:30-8:30 p. m. (N B C ) In­ town Just long enough to get Rooney, Linda Darnell and ternational Showtime. "Trol- himself In a peck of trouble. Sheldon Leonard. “E V E N IN G HOURS ARE R E A D IN G HOURS” Mr. MERCHANT,. The SANFORD HERALD Now Has Weekend T elev ision 11:00 ( ) ) Newslln# 10:10 IS) Raulellne • :lt ( ! l Nawscop* l t d * '* * Thaatar of the M ira (4 1 Rap. Conran H i t ) l l Adult Thaatar I t ) Nan aline >1:10 ( I ) Movie • lid ( • ) Ch S Opens ( ! ) Huntley • Brinkley unday • : l l (1) TBA 1:04 ( ! ) Nllant Berne* 11:00 (Si Tha Story Rep. Nat. Conran, (1) Revival O) T. B. A. <«l Industry an Psrsds T:S4 <1> InL Bhowilm* lllt S 1(1 lUreball (01 Peatry 12:40 14) l/ .r t r l.luht llouaa 1:14 <J> bob (lo p * Chry. ( I ) Oral llaoarta Theatre 11:44-1*1 I I* .-bail ( ! ) nurka'a Law (SI Bodal h'teuelty In 1:14 ( ! ) FummaMIma St*r Action (>) Price (a Right 1:00 ( ! ) Pa.ehull 1:10 IS) leeuee a Answers <«> Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1:S5 ( ! ) Baseball 14:44 ( ! ) tack Pear (Colnrl !:0 » ( I ) Dlseutery ‘ SI ( ! ) Fight o f the Week 1:10 ( I ) Movie for a Monday (4) Tw ilight Zone A f tar noon 14:14 ( ) ) Republican Conven­ 1:10 ( I ) PC A Golf Tourna. tion T. B. A. *:oo l l ) rh « Grant Adventure 11:44 (1) New* 4:00 ( ! ) Chrlatrophers ( ! ) News—Murphy Mar­ 4:10 111 Sian Into specs ti* 4:10 i t ) Htar A Mtory 11:11 ( I ) Newt. Sports, W t*t4:00 (S> CUB Mpurta Hpuctaethsr ular (l> Theater af Iha Stars (SI Itap. Nat'l Conv. 11.14 <l> Johnny Carson I l l Tnpte (C olor) 4:lil (1) Why 1 Joined A. A. 11:10 11) Maverick ( I ) Tad Mack Amateur ITauh SA TU R D A Y A. M. S:00 (Si I t i l Canlury tits (* ) taw *, rr either (SI Dlaeuaalon ’ 14 ( ! ) Aleet tha 1‘raaa 1:14 ( « ) Summer Semaeier 0:10 ( * l Praha 1:44 (4) Grower* Almanac 111 New scope (41 Nawa 1:00 (SI December Urlda III# ( ! ) Deputy Dog Variety Show t i l m il Dana Mhoar ( I ) [.aaila f » ) ItFD M !.1-Florid* l i l t ( ! ) Across Th* Fanr* J:10 ( I ) Humniar Olympic Trial* (4) Cap). Kangaroo ( ! ) Wonderful World of fie Rocky Jons* Color • :lt ( ! ) Robin Hood (SI Mr Favorite Martian ( t ) Major Mercury 1:00 l*| i:.l Hulltan Show t i l t ( I ) Th# Alvin Rhow 1:10 ( I i OrlnJt (S) T b * Alvin Show (S) Arraat * Trial • i l l ( ! ) R u ff A Reddy 0:00 (.1) Itotianit (4) Tennasea* Tuaedo (SI Tha Celebrity Gam* I t ) Super man 1:10 (*> llranuar 11:10 ( ! ) Hector llralh eola (I> Quick Draw McUraw 10:00 ( I ) Dupont Hhow of Weak Superman ( I I Sloney llurka (t) l l ) Candid Camara t l i t l (1) Fireball XL. 10:10 ( I ) AI1C S « « l Report (4) M lahly Mottit f t ) Jettons (S) What's Sly U n a ■itdd ( « ) Dennla The Msnacs 11:10 (1) Newicopa ( I ) 'H arry Iiosaoaor («> nia Tin Tin Naw* * (1) ''■•per (0) N ew ell** 11)14 (11 Fury lt:th (SI Keyhole No 1S17 (Sr liny Rogers Show 11:14 i l l Thaatar of tha s u n (1) Beany A Cecil 11:10 H i paler Gunn 1t:4S ( ! ) Keyhole RATUKDAY p . m . 11:00 (l> llullwlnkls Show MONOAT A. kl. (S) CRH News 1:00 ( I ) Ulan On (*> nuga Bunny 11:11 IS) Bsishall S ill ( I I Hunahln* Almanao 11:10 (9) Be lane* Fiction 0:10 (SI Growers Almanao Theater (1 ) llallclun'a of Man f t ) M IC News t i l l ( I ) Today It:4 l (S) baseball (S ) Mutnmar Hemeeter l : i « ( ! ) Men Into Hpaoa-F T:lo (Si New* 1(00 1) My Frlsnd Fllcka t i l l ( I ) Farm, Market De­ (SI Industry on I’arad* part l i l t (<) llasehall * i f l ( I ) Today 1:14 ( t ) Champ W restling ( ! ) baseball 1:10 < » Roller Derby l l l l IS) Theater X (S) Navy Film o f tb* la Ik* rnurt o f Ike Conaty Wash Jndue, aenilante I ’ou a l), Flor­ ( ! ) Helene# Fiction ida. la I'robote. Theater la rri Fatale o f 1:00 (1) An A ge o f K in g* HUHAN JoNKH. WHORE F l'l.t. ( ! ) Men Into Hpac« NAME 18 BUSAN V.EGGINSON 4:14 I t ) An Age o f K ings JONES, ( ! ) Outlaws Deceased. 0:44 (1J Wide World of Ta All I'redllar* aad I'eraoa* Sport* F Having Plalaia or llemaada <l> Ilia I’ lciur# Against la id fietntai ( I I Men Intu Hpac# You and each of you are 1:1* (S) lie the Law hereby notlflod and r*uulred (u S;O0 ( t ) riahln c Fun preiant any claim* and demand* S: ! I ( ! ) Nawaeop* which you. nr either « f ).tu. S:;0 <•) Hum* Gardening may have against th* •■let* S:!S (C) IVuh. Report Of PUSAN JONES, whoa* full (St Henneetry him * la HCHAN MEOG1NRON • .10 IS> Uuy Lumbar do JONES, deceaaed, tat* Of eeld 0:11 ( ! ) Nawaeop# County, to th* County Juda* ! : « l ( t ) Clrcua Hoy of Seminole County, Florida, a! ( f t Central Florid* bla office In th* court houao Hhnwcaal o f aald Comity at Hanford. ( I ) S u Hunt Florida, within ala « slender 1:10 ( I ) Th* l,l»ui»nant month* from the tlmo o f ih* (PS llootanannr flrat puhlloailnn o f this notlca 1:00 (St Han Franaleoo Tw o copies of each claim, or Convention City dtmand shall ba In nrltlns. (SI Isekla Olaaaun (SI Idas Howard Hpeclal and shatl atata Ilia place or raitdanoa and post offlcs ad­ 1:10 ( I I Joar Bishop (C olor) dress o f th* claimant, and shall ( I I Th» D tfendirs b# sworn to by tha claimant, (Si Lawranea Walk agent, attorney and accom­ 1:00 ( I I Saturday Night panied by a filing fee of on* Movie dollar and aurli claim or de­ 1.10 (01 I ’hll Hllvars mand not an filed b* void, ( t ) Hummer Olympic a/ C. A. E lliott T rial* As ancillary e 'tn Inlet re tor l *:00 ( 0) Ounamoka o f th* Ratal* of HI'SAN JONES, whoa* full n:im* I- HUMAN MEOGINbON JONES, deofueed Publish July IS. IT, 14 . SI. 1pa4 I * tbo I'a a rl a f ihe Coanty Cl i II-41 S r. >j. Legal Notice Legal Notice Jadsa, kratlaulr la a a f s , I'la r. 14a, la Prabala. l a vai l.aiata a ( AN N] 15HKL W A LK HR RON. Pacaaaad (III) h ir r il 41 4IF A P F I.lt*ATICIN FUR T A N UKKtl (Are. IBI.IS Florida •relate* af IBSS) T a A ll Ttadltara aad l*rtaaaa NOTICE IP H E R EB Y COV­ lla v la s Claims no Demand* EN. That John llounton th* A gainst a«44 Olaialai holder of the follow ing c-ertl You and *».-h of you ar# hereby notified and raunlrait (a praaant any claim* and demand* wlilrh you, or alihar or you may have aialnat the a*tat* at A N M Fill'.!, WA1.KKR OlH. DON, deceased. lata •>( rharlaaIon County, Mouth Carolina, to tha county Judge of Htmino!# County, Florida, at hi* offloo In ths court buua# of said County at Sanford. Florida, within ala calendar month* from tha tlm* of th* flrat pub­ lication of thti notlca. Two coplea o f each claim or demand shall be ta wrlttna. and shall atata tha place o f residence and post offlcs addrsas of th* claimant, an l shall i-a aworn ta by lb * claimant, hi* a*ant, or •ttorn oy and aecowpanlad by a filin g foa of on* dollar and aueh claim or demand not *o filed aball be sold. /*/ DOROTHY f l l l B O S SMITH floats haa filed aald cert If Icat* fo r ta i deed to bn i-aue-l thereon. Tha carllfloata num­ ber and y. ar of leauatu-i. tn* deeorlptkm o f (ha property and tb* name In which It waa aaae-aed are as follow *: C artlflcal* No. IS ] Year of laauano* t i l ! Waaartgllaa af F raperly i Lot f, Thomas' Addition to Midway, P lat book T Pas. IS Nsm * In whlob aaaaaaad Da*11 A Vara)a McQueen. A ll of n a il property beins In the county of Hamlnola, Stats of Florida. Calc is such certificate shall be redeamad according to law th* property daaertbad In such certificate w ill be o ld to ths highest hlddar at tb* front door of tha Samlnol* County Court llouaa at Sanford. F lor­ ida, on th# flrat Monday In tba month of August, 1114. which I* th* Ird day o f Au­ An Ancillary K iecutrii of gust.' ISM th* Uast —W ill and Test*, ^DAtad UiU ttn day of Jun* mant of A N N IE R E l. W A G - K E R GIBBON, daeaaaad GF.O. A. •PE E R . JR. Attorney far said Esscutrlt i P. o. Baa l i l t lan iard , Florida Fubllak July IT. t l.tt. A Aug T. IMS. CDU-U f'jpVMr (IrtlistAl d a r k ’s Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark Circuit Court •smlnnl* County. Florid* By; O. T. Ray, J r , D. C J“ l,r l *’ ” • **• ,l> IH < ll> Deputy D swg show 1:11 ( I ) Mickle's aoapti Tim* T ilt (41 N (m a n e ith e r 1:10 (>) CsrtrwnvIPe (I> CapL Ksagaraa l : t l ( I I ife a lh * . a id N * » * S:0S ( I I Evordlss for Modern Women t:10 ( I ) Cartonvlll# •:«0 (1) Divorce Cokrt I lls ( I ) Gall Murai Shaw J it) (S Romper Koi-m ( I ) Am lrlesa History 10:01 ( l l Say W h ei ( I ) Mlk* W allses 10:14 11) NUC Newt 1S:I0 ( I ) Word for Word ( f ) t L a ** Easy ( I ) Price la Right 11:M (SI Th* McCoys ( I ) Ceaeaalrarlaa ( ) ) 0*1 Ths Meitaga H i l l (SI Pat* A Gladys (1) Jeopardy IS) kneeing Link# MONDAY P. M. 19.04 (1) IS) (>) 11:10 ( f ) (I) 11:10 (1) Pay When bo*e of Lira Hep. Conv. Harry Raaaaaer Search for Tea.arrow Truth or C on i*, quen.-e* t f l l l I I ) d u llin g Light 11:10 (1) NBC New* Report 1:00 I I I Open Window ( ! ) New*. Editorial and Waathar 1:14 (1 ) Foe ii ■ 4:1* ( I I aa Tha sYarld f i r s i ( l l Lat’a Maka A Deal 1:55 ( ! ) NI1C NewsReport 1:0# (41 I’aeaword (1) Lnretta Toung 1:11 ( l l NBC Nawa 1:10 ( ! ' The Doctor* (4 ) A rt I.lnkletter ( » ) Day In Court 1:55 ( ) l I,>a Howard 1:00 ( I I Another World (4) To Tell the Truth ( I I danarsl Ifoapltal 1:15 <4)Jiuug!*a Edward* 1:10 ( ! ) You Don't Bar ( I ) Quern For A Day 4:0# ( ! ) Th* Match Oamt ( I ) Tratlmastsr I I ) Aacrsl ite rm 4:01 (1 ) NBC News 4:IS ( l l NBC News . l i t Uncle Walt 4:04 (SI Amsrtraa Nawa 4 44 I I ) NBC Nawa 4:41 (SI ( ’ harkmai* ( I ) Manilla uorella 1:»S ( ! ) Venecop* 14) Deputy D ang l i l t ( ! ) Ntwaroga (5 ) l.aav* It T o Besear Legal Notice NOTICE o r AFPI.(CATIO N FOR T AX DEED (• r e . 104.1* o f IB M ) M e r id a ■ la to Sea NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV ­ EN. That I-arpag Realty Corp th# holder of ih* follow ing certlflcal* haa filed aald oartlflcata for tax deed to he leau ed (harron. The c rrtlflc s tt number and year o f leeiianca, the description of th# property, and (he neme In which II wa* are. •■•d nr* a* follow *: F er.lflea le No. t i l l Y e * r of [••uance 1>S! Deserlpllea a f P r a w r t r i 1.U| 1 nik B Triplett la k e Hliore* Plat Book I I'age IS Name In which eareered llerbarl A. A K atherln* T. Fenelon. All of aald property being In th* County o f Bemlnole, State o f Murlda. L'nlaee euch certlflcal# shall h* raJrtniad according to law Ih* property daeerlbad In auch c r t t flr a ie w ill he sold to th* highest bidder al th* front door of th* Feinlnols County Court Itoua* ul Hanford, FlorMa. on the flrat Monday In the month nf August, t i l l , Mhl it la the Ird dny of August, 1104, D tied this llt h day o f June, 1)4*. (Offlolal Clerk's Maal) Arthur 11. Beckwith, J r, Clerk Circuit Court. Meinln.il* Couuty, Florida llyi O. T llay. J r , D.C, I*uMleh July If, IT, 14. II, IM4 CDU-10 XOTII E OF AFFM C STIO N FUR T A X DEED I see. IK4 Jg lle r ld a 14ato (a* of 4(e4M» NUTICE IS H E R E IlT (1IVIvN. That bonded Municipal corp th* holder o f tba fo llo w log - ertlflcat* baa filed aald - ertlfloats fur (ax dead to b* taauad lhareon T h t cartlflca l* puiubrr and ysar o f tsauanca, th* -traorlpllun of th* pmparty, and Ih* name In which It was aaav-ed are aa follows: cartlfluat* No. t i l l Tear of Isaiianc* 1)1! Ilreerlallea a f P ro p erly i le t 44A. A RepU t of Part of Spurtaman'a Paradue Flat Book I Pag# ! ! Nam* In which s ****i*d P e­ ter A Jeanette V. Ilowen. All of aald property halng Is th* County nf Memlnola, Flat* of Florida. L’ uleaa auub certlfloat* shall b* redeemed accord­ ing ta) law th* property des­ cribed in such oartlftoat* w ill lie -<>Id to th* hlghaat bidder at the front door nf th* Mamlnote County Court Ilona* at Hanford. Florida, on tha flrat Monday in th* month of August. I t f l , nhlok la Ih# Ird day of August, 1)44 Dated this llt h day # f Jan* N EW Classified Headings R E A C H IN G M ORE T H A N 40,000 PEOPLE D A ILY ! CLASSIFIED INDEX I —I^ial A Found ! — Personal* 4— beauty Car* 1—Day Nuraorla* S—Child Cara 4—Dnge—C ate—I’ et* to— Llvaetnok 1- —Ope- lal .Notice* )* —Catering I t - P la c e * to Ket 14—Bpeolal Hervlcaa IS—Hwimmlng Pools IT—Janitorial Kervlie* II- -Do-It-Yourself IS— Builder# Mupplle* jo —Concrete t’onetr. Jt — Hume Repairs !1 —I'lu tubing JI — Painting £4—W ell D rilling I t —Air Cond. A Heating !4— Radio - Television f t — Photo (A K^Ulpmtnl 44 —Home Appllanre* 11— Muatual Inetrumonta ! ! — liuelnoee Uiiulptnmt 11—Jt.li Printing 14—Upholstery 10— Vacuum Cleaners IT - Moving A Hforage 34— H i terminators 45 —Plant#—Flower*---geeda 04—VIlac. For Hale A r t l d f i For lt*ni 01—Hwap or Fx.hange IS — Wanted To Buy 04—Furniture For Hala 5S— Antiques For Hal* 51 —Mousy To lenui 14— lluslneoa Opia/rt unities SI-— Money Wanted 04—Having! A Loan I I — lim unim * SS—Hchnola A 1mtructlona TV— Hntplnyment Hervloa* H — M ilo Mrlji WnntM I I — Fenials Help Wanted ? I— Male or Fniuhln li*!p T4—Hales Help Wanted I f — Hltuatlon Wanted 11— tbcom* Property t i — lluklneee Prop.—Hale I I — Ileal lle tit* Wanted I I — Real K ettle Hale IT — lluelneas Rentals to— I join For » l — Farm *— ilrovea ) ! —Out of Htat# Acreage 04— llntioea For Hale SS— Koutes—Hale or Rent ST— lloua* For Rent 100— IlAaort Ii#nt«ln 141'—T ra iler*—(a b a lies l 0|— Mobil# 101— Multi!* lloniHi- ILnii DI4—Trailer Mpaca— Rent lO i—T m llr r I^*t n —-Hji1 10*— Atmrtmrnm F «r lt#nt 14S— Riioma For Rant 110— Ht.till KoofllH I I I — Rental Asenla 118— W ant.d T.. Rent IIS — Auto* For Hat* 111— Autos—Male or Trade I I I —Trucks For Hat* I-)*— Autoniotlv# H»tr\ 1c# 121—I f o o i 0 l » Cytlnm I I I — ILiiUi St Motor* I I I — Mmrlit* tfujipllr* Hanford From Kaohauige — ! OUR CIRCULATION SATURATES YOUR TRADING AREA ■ ■ a ■ W H Y NOT INVESTIGATE O UR LOW D A IL Y DISCOUNT RATES? ONE SALE OFTEN PAYS FOR THE ENTIRE M O N T H ’S COST! fi 425-5938 322-5612 From i Bemlnnle County (D ial Dlraot) we’ll make a heading for you if your business is not listed! PHONE 322-5612 (I'K O M BANKOKD BXCHANOP.) or - 425-5938 (FROM HKMINOLK C O U N T Y ) 1)44. (Offtotal Clark** 8*al) Arthur II. Beekwlfh, J r, Clerk circuit Court Hr: O T. Ray. J r, D. C. Fublieh July (0. IT, 14. St, lid ! CDB-S1 TV RENTAL • Bale# j^ a n fo rb J fm tU r • Barring Seminole TV Zenith ( F ir ? r * 1 «»» Calar T f ___ IM t HanfaH Ark S IN C E 1908 �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 50. Mine. For Sale 21. H o m e R e p a ir s Classified Phones r r » k a tiH m WINDOW ft SLIDING GLASS DOORS Repair k Reglaze OPERATOR R E P A IR SCREENS Rewireo and New Santoro 3ZZ-3310 R iH iu n 322-5612 In lttlt C tM tr 425-5938 Dial ■at t a w Dtoiaara £ r 11 & £ J M A A 95 * U p te S HI uo 1,50|UO 6to 18 1*1 UO UO 2.40 it tots |I 11.50 1*80 8.15 t«to » 14 1uo 2.51 4.20 21to 28 (S |1.S0 *•85 4.75 26to 80 |• |UO 18.4118.70 Minimum A *— I U m ( f i r * (.Ir lta r ward* par llaa> | I J * Mfnlmem Charge A ll *hlp Data Ada Charge* at 1-Day Mala C LASSIFIE D D IS P LA Y | U 8 Pdf Inch IR Illa a a at t aalaaia ERRORS Tba Kara Id Will aat h* to . ayaaalkla fa r atara tkaa COPY Tka Mend* ressrrsa «ba »»)■ a llt f * a f ra ja e lla i ar ra*l*< la v a a r • i* * m o * m * a t whlrk II daaaiB aklaatlaaakla ta tka pallor a t Ikla M U '. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 2. Paraoeala M AN, W IFE * S Children want ride to CohimbU, 8. C. Will pay |at. J. M. te e , SOI Holly Are. 4. Beauty Car* Special •Oar Budfot W a n Now |&95 Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 816 Palmetto Are. 322 0834 8. D o g a • Call • P e ta TON PHILCO Alr-Condl. tloner. Excellent condition. 8100. 322-3729, Richard J. Wallitcdt. •uttfdrh Qrralft Page 10 — July 24, 1961 74. Sale* Help Wanted BERRY’S PLUM BING Contracting Repalri F R E E ESTIMATES R. L. H ARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 23. Painting FOR A P A IN T E R , Inside oi out, call Luther Tasker at 323-8159. Drilling B ILL'S BARGAIN BARN BARN OF 10,000 ltema open 614 days. 1300 Grapeville Ave., Sanford, Fla. W ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS SINGER IN CONSOLE All Types and Sizes Sews forward and reverse. We Repair and Service Equipped to ZlgZag. 843.40, STINE Pay 86.50 month; Whit* Machinery and Supply Co. Portable, 810.50. 322-9411. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6433 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE 25. A ir Cond. & Heating Repossessed '64 Model, Per­ fect condition. Makei fancy A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G designs, makes buttonholes, "Why don't tn come out AGAINST motherhood, and By FED D E R S S e w ■ on buttons, blind offee tho voter* a RIAL choice?!" H. B. PO PE CO., Inc. hems, monograms, embroid­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 ers, darns, patches, Etc. 50. Mine. For Sale 55. Furniture For Sale Guaranteed. R e s p o n B i­ A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G CHINA CUP­ ble person assume remain­ OE RE FR IG E R ATO R , Good M a t c h i n g R E FR IG E R A TIO N condition. Phone 822-4050. BOARD, Buffet and Table, ing 5 payments of 87.95. Ph. Sales and Service Walnut, G o o d condition; Credit Mgr. 322-7457. F R E E ESTIMATES 51. Article* For Rent Table 48x32, extension, one Ed Callan Ph. 322 8154 HUSBAND L E F T W IFE leaf, additional glass top, R E N T A BED And we were forced to Re­ 850; Two metal Wardrobes, 31. Musical Instrument* Rol'sway, Hoipltol ft Baby possess 3 month old Disi-O24x20x68, 110 each. Ph. 322Beds. Matlc ZlgZag Sewing Ma­ 4929 o r see at 218 W. 12th St. Plano Tuning and Repair By Day, Week, or Month chine. Makes Fancy Stitch­ W. L. Harmon - FA 3-4233 Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t SL Sail Ua Your Furniture. es, makes buttonholes, sews CARROLL'S F U R N ITU R E PIANO SVC. <t TU NING Quick Service With the on buttons, etc. Guarantee. Rebuilding - Rcfclting Cash. S U PE R TRAD ING Remaining 836 cash or take 53. Wanted To Uuy FR E E ESTIMATES POST. FA 2-0677. up payment! o f 86 00 per GENE CUMBAA USED TV's bought and sold month. Phone 322-8627. Used furniture, appliances, 333-2881 — After » p. tn. 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone tools, etc. Bought * Sold USED ft REPOSSESSED 322-6627. 34. Upholatery Larry's Mart SIS Sanford BARGAINS Ave Ph. F A 1-41*1. G-E Stereo 109.93 W ANTED TO BUY. I Jalousie OVER 25 YEARS doors end 8 Jalousie win­ CHOSLY TV 99.95 o f Fine Workmanship to Up71. Male Help Wanted dows In excellent condition. 79.95 bolsterlng. Draperies, Slip­ PHILCO TV 322-6647. 109.95 covers. Tim e Peym enti as G-E 19" Portable T V SERVICE station attendant. 209.93 little ae 85 mo. Drapery G-E 23" ConsoleTV Apply In person. Smith's Wcstlnghmuo Ik-frig. 49.95 55, Furniture Fur Sale Hardware Installations. Amoco Hiway 17-92 ft Lake K U LP DECORATING SHOP Philco Retrlg. 119.83 Mary Blvd. PIE C E BEDROOM SET. Ph. 812-ZS1S Admiral Rafrig. 109.98 Like n e w . Dinette get; AUTOM OBILE MECHANIC, Norge Gae Range 119.99 matching ictto* ft chair; 35. Vacuum Cleaner* Experienced, reliable. Ap­ Kelvlnator Elec. Range 49.93 Coffee A end tables. N ever ply In person. Spier’s Allan Wcstlnghouse I I " T V 49.95 SAN FO RD VACUUM SVC. used. Ph. 822-6662. tic Service, 2990 So. Sanford Prlgldalne Refrlg. 50.95 YO U R REXA1K D E A LE R 2566 S. Park 322-0511 20 cu. ft. chest type freezer For toe biggest selection of 8140.03 nearly new and used furni­ DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop­ BALES • PA R TS • SERVICE ture, see Noll's Furniture 12 cu. ft. upright freezer tion, Alto boarded. Animal 3. I’lnntH, Flower*, Seed* Brokerage In Casselberry $134.95 Rescue League Shelter, on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. No Money Down. Up to 24 1T00 Wett Minnesota Are., CALAD1UMS; Beautiful col* moi. to pay. F R E E E S T IM A T E D eU nd. Ph. 734-1846. era, I cents each. This week GOODYEAR SERVICE Upholstering ft M a ttrn i ren­ only. Bell's Nursery, 1 ml. STORES M IN IA TU R E M ALE DACH­ ovating. New ft Used ru ral West of Big Tree Perk. 555 W. First St.. Sanford SHUND, I weeks old. *35. lure. Call N ix Bedding Mfg. Ph. 322-2S21 50. Mine. Fur B ale Registered. Ph. 322-1631. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. F A 3-8117. PHILCO AUTOMAGIC WASH­ CARPETS Clean easier with 13. Catering - Fund the Blue Lustre Electric BEDS - BEDS • BEDS ER. $45. Ph. 322 5982. Shampowr only 81 per day. Scaly Box Springs end m at­ OKRA. 322-0113. 2 PIECE WOOL SUIT, Tan, Carroll's Furniture. tress, foam or innerspring, lire 1814, cost 839.05, sell Warren’e CINNAMON TWIST from 837.50 both pieces. 1 USED LU M B ER: 2x4 through 820. English Walking shoes, Looks like chewin' Tobacco Set bunk beds, complete, 2x12. Slteiling end flooring. TASTES EVEN B E TTE R Tsn, Cost 114.85, sell 87.00 869.95. 322-0703. 2012 French Ave. 322-4062 size 7WA; Tan Felt Hat, Furay Bedding 14.00 (A ll N ever Worn); W ILL accept best reasonable A Furniture Co. 15. Hpeclal Service* Blue Hat 82.00. 668-4288. oiler for 18 cu. ft. slelnlese 901 W. First SL sled commercial refrlgera Sanford, Fla. 322-6591 COM PLETE Lawn ft Yard USED LUMBER, 843 per tor. Good running condition Service. 323-2310. thousand ft less. 322 8812. have just changed ove- to new refrigerator this week. 20. Concrete Connlr. JU LY SPEC. Ladle*' Shoe Contact Dick Alkco or cell IN T II K C IR C U IT C O l'IIT OT Sale. Sizes 5-8te only. 81 pr. 323 6625, R EAD Y M IX CONCRETE TH U NIN TH JU D IC IAL C IR ­ Surplus City. W. l i t St. C UIT IN %NIt FOR SK.MI. Patloi, Floor, Free EstlmaUa n u i .h c o u n t s . Fl o r id a , Sills, lintels, atapa, block*, H A IR Y INDIGO chanckhy no. it u i <711A IILKSTON S A V IN O I aand, eemant, rock, pipe, PENSACOLA BA1UA BANK. steel, grease trap*, dry Limited quantities still In tv t h is n t t c t ir r ro F R T n r P laintiff. t i i i ; viN T it J fm t'iA t, ru t wells, Stopping stones. stock. Ask for current t l IT IV A V I! POK SEMINOLE vs. A L F R E D X. O AT, al ua. at al. M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. price*. t'flt'V TY . P I . f l R i n t . It* ffnrlant*. r iit v r u H T v o . m a x 309 Elm Ave. 322-3761 A. M. PR E V A TT AMKNDtcn NOTH’It OP I t i l T T IIK IIOHTON F IV K C E N T ! IN 719 2115 Seville, FU. BAVlNliS IIANK. MORTGAOH r o S K C L D IlIR K 21. Home R e p a ir * ria la tlff. TO t A L F R E D N. O AT Mid VO. M ILD R E D a. OAY, hla FOR PA IN TIN G ft R E PA IR Ki i wAnn j. nn in aK H . at us wlfa. and at al, R K ilD K N C K i UNKNOW N W ORK Call 322-5428. Defendant#. A M I T o i A ll partita claiming x o t ii k o r a f f l h ' a t h in viiTirM o p SUIT IV FUN T S X IIKMU Interests by, thruueh. un­ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice R E M O D E L • R E PA IR CaU B. E. Link, 322-7029 Building Contractor Legal Notice In Ik Jala*. Ida, la la r*i Crrart a f Ik* Caaalr Sm b Ib* «* Caaalr, FlarProbata, Matal* af DAISY ROUNDTREE. dsre***4 Ta au I 'lH H t n a a i r » ™ » « ■ a v ia * lls la a ar Against Sato Bala I* Pomai You end sack o f rou herekr notified and raqulrad la present e a r claims and d* meads which you. or altfcsr of you, may hava aaalnst lh * ••ta t* of D AISY ItO l'ND TItKB , dcc*aMd, lata a f *ald Cuuntr to tka County Jude* a f Danil­ ko!* County, Florida, at hla affloa la lb * court bauta of •aid County a t Sanford. Ftnr. Ida. within sis calendar months from tba llmo o f tho first publication a f this nolle*. Two • o p lii a f onch claim or da. mand shell bo la w rlllk *. and shall mate tbs plage o f root* dssc# oad peal offtoe address • f the claimant, a ad shall ha raroni I# hy tha claimant, •pant, attaroay and a Doompan lad by a n ila * faa a f ana dal U r and such claim or damand ■at as ft)ad ahall ka raid. T aylor Uouaitraa As odm llsu aior a f lha XatAia af . D AISY MOUNDTRSB • **«. I e l.I* Flerldn alain Is* af 1M*) NOTICE 18 HR U K 'IT QIVRN. That Larpeg Really Corp. Ill* ladder o f th* following re rlltlrst* bn* fllsil .»M c*rtl> flra t* fur Ins <I**<1 tu t>* ImuoiI tb*r*on. Th* carttflrat* milli­ bar and f a i r of l■•u■lll-•, th* dMi-rlptlan of tb « prvpariy, and th* asm* In which It wo* n>s****d ar* a* follow *; C irtlflc s t* No. 11* Year a f laausac* t a il D ao*rlyll*n at Property) u*e. m e rt. v. of L A K E M IN N IE ESTATE SALESM AN 8 LA K E FH O N T LOTS MAN OR WOMAN Fully Improved U N LIM ITE D Opportunity If you are willing to work full Sewer, Water, Size 112 x 180. Sacrifice 85500 Each. Char­ time and have an ability to les Seligmsn, 1201 E. Robinsell. Reply by letter (toting eon Ave., Orlando. Phone age, qualifications, exper­ 422-2576. ience and where you may be contacted for an appoint­ ment. Your reply will be H ACRE. PH. 322-2685. kept strictly confidential, Address to: Ernest M. South­ 91. Farm*, drove* ward, Southward Invest­ PASTURE FOR HORSES. 810 ment ft Realty Co., P. 0. month per horse. 322-5479. Box 1060, Sanford. LARG E EXTENSION LAD ­ DER; 3 Outboard motors, 9 Ft. aluminum boat, plat­ form rocker ft haaiock; cherry dining room table ft 8 chain, R olk r ring akatei, lir e 3. Ph. 322-0917. 254 Ft. Chain-Link Fence, 48" high. Complete with top-rail, ■Ingle ft double gatca. 8123. Ph. 322-8938, nw Cor Lot 14 title A Itun a IS d*e. IS Min W Sil l ft B U M ft to UK N*ly along UK 141.1 ft N I U *« I® Min K 1*1 ft W SS ft to FOII Pt of loll* Tl U ZOt It l ft U| 111la A. M M Smith'* e*oond Subdivision Fist Book 1 Pn** 141 Nam* ta which a*««***d nudolph ft Mary Bcatt. All ot •aid property being In tha Ctounty of Bamlnola, Dtata of Florida. Units* auch oartlftoala •ball ha radtamad according la law tha property daacrlbad la auch earttflcata will ba aotd la tba hl*h*at bidder at the front dear pt th* •amleela County Court llouaa at Sanford. Flor­ ida, an the flrat Monday la th* month’ of August. UM. which la the Ird day of Au*uat 1114. Dated tbla llt h day *4 J u m , H llH T tltliM KltllKCS.ieal'HH T ill V IR G IL I, KNIGHT, and H AZE L t. K N ia itT , hi* w ife R K illlK N U K t l l t i l Eleventh Tarrac* Grandview, Missouri You ar* hereby notified that a Camtdalnl to foracluaa a cer­ tain m orleae* oncumbarlne tha follow lne described real pro­ perty. to-w it; I Mi I. Block *Tr. COUNT lt T CLUB MANOR, U N IT NO. 1, accord In* to tho plat thereof aa ranordad In Plat Book 11, Faso It, Public llacorda o f Haml nolo County, Florida baa boon filed apainat you In lha above atylad suit, and you era raqulrad to aarvo a copy of your Apowar or other Ptaadlnu to lha Complaint on Plain lltT t attorney*. ANUKIIMON, RUPII. DEAN A LOWNDES, l i t Beat Central Doularard. OrUndo, Florida, and (II* th* original Answer or other Plead In* In lha of flea of lha Clark ot th* Clrault Court on or ba­ tin’ th* Ird day o f Aueuot, l i l t . I f you fall to da ao, a dacron pro oonfaaao w ill ba taken a s a la tl you for tho ro. liar demanded lu tha OomplalnL This NoUca shall be publish­ ed ones • week fo r four cobm c u U v * wooke la tho Boaford U * raid. 1144. (Otricdal Ctorh'a ( M l ) Arthur M- Book with, Jr. Clark Clraalt Court. Bamlnola County, Florida raid Johns A tty. Byi a. T. Roy. Jr.. D. C. Sanford, Florid* PabUib Jaiy A M, |V. 84. 8844 Fabllak July 1ft 1ft gft 11. U44 CDft-14 C9B -U Sell K N A P P SHOES part or 95. House* For Sale full time. Earn 825 to 8150 HUSBAND WANTED a week on High Commis­ to toll hli wife that the nice 3 sions and Bonus. Steady Bedroom Country H o m e , year-round business. Equip­ surrounded by Shade trees ment furnished free. Write and on 2 nice lota near Ginto Wm. E. Pierce, 730 N. derville and IILH Plant, Hyer, Orlando, Fla. priced at 88750, with only 81000 dawn, balance at 875 77. Situation Wanted monthly is still available. Someone is going to be sor­ W ILL DO IRONING In my ry that they missed this. Homo reasonable. Also bake and cook. Buffet dinner*. Call 323-0663. Legal Notice NOT It K OF A F F I . H ’ A T I ON FO R T A X D K K I l ta**. I M . I I p i* * Ida nantoti • r m int NOTICE 18 H E R K R T O IVRN Tliat Rnbbla J o t Hunt th* hnld*r of tha fotlow lna * * r llflrata hai filed said carllflcata fur taa d**d tn ha laauad thereon. Th* c rrtlflc s t* num­ ber and year o f tsauanca, tha itficrliiM on o f tli* property, and lh* m m * In wrlilrh It was • ••••aed are aa fullowa; Certificate No. JO* Tear of laauance 1st) Heerelptleo * f Property* Lota 11 I I ft 11 llth A Tract ft, Hantandu Mprtnaa According to Plata T h ere­ o f Recorded upon tha Pub­ lic llacorda uf Hanilnola County Florida Nanis In which aeaeseed Helen D. ft John P. Fotta. All o f said property being In th* County of Kemlnol*. Hteto of Florida. Uni*** such rertlfl r a l* shall b* redeemed accord­ ing tn law lha property des­ cribed tn such certificate w ill ba wild tn the high**! bidder at the front door o f tha Henitm.Ie County Court llouaa at Hanford, Florida, on lha first Monday In the month o f Au* auat, l t d , which la tha Zrd day of August. H it . Doted this ITth day o f May 1141. (O ff let al CHrk'a Baal) Arthur 11. llrckwtth. Jr C leik Circuit Court. Cemlnola County Florida Ily: fl. T. Ilay. J r . D. C. Publish July lo. It, 14, I t . 11*1 CDII-1I NO T IC K OF M K irriN O OF I.A N H O W N E R B OF SI.AYIA IIH U N A H K D IST R IC T OF BF.NINULH C O U N T S . PT.UHlha afore­ I I H . T O R I . K I T A S I’ F K H V i e OH O F SAID D I S T R I C T . der or aealnal said parsons YOU A R K hereby notified (hat a Complaint to fnrei'lna* a certain m n rlgaia ancumbarInc tha follow Ine daacrlbad real property, to-writ: Lot t l and tho Houth S l.tl feat o f Lot t». SANYO P A R K , acaordlnx to tha plat thereof • • recorded In P lat Rook I. Paea tt. ot tha Publla Records o f Kaminola County, Florida, has ba*n (Had axalnat you In tho abova atylad *uH, and you are required to oorvo u copy of your Answer or other Pleading to th* Complaint on P la in tiffs attorneys, AXDKIt* UON. ItUUIf. DKAN ft LUW N. DEM, I t l East ('antral Iloul* vard, Orlando, Florida, and (Ua tba orlutaal Anawror or other Pleading In tb « office o f tho Clark o f th* Circuit Coart on or b *fers th* llt h day o f August, 1**1. I f yoa fa ll to do so, a decree pro conf*sao w ill b* taken saalnit you for lha relief demanded la U a Complaint. This Amended Notice ahall ho published once a w*ak lor fo e r oonaoeatlvo weeks In lh* Sanford Moral*. D ATED T H IS Ith day of July. I N * . (S E A L ) Arthur It. Baekwilk, Jr.. Clark o f Circuit Court DATED Ihto tot day of Jaly. Byt Baadra ft Johnson lilt. Deputy Clark (U A L ) Aadoroaa. Rook. Arthur rn. ftoekwtth. J r, T>ti n A L o v o 4 t9 Clark o f Circuit Court t i l East Central Eoulovard. By I Martha T. Vlhloa Orlando. Florida Deputy Clark I Publish July ft 1ft M. 8ft 19*4 publish July 1ft IT. 8ft 61* 1 *4 NOTICE Hi H E R EB Y CUV. EX that » iMSsttne o f tho ow n­ ers of tha lands situated In HI.AVIA D RAINAGE D I8TU IC T OF HEM1NOI.E C O U N T Y . FLORIDA, w ill ba held at tha C ltr H*M In Oviedo. Florida, at tan o'clock A. M. an lha Ith day of Aug.. A. D. t i l l , far tha purpaaa of al*etlnx one supervisor fur said District for a term of three years, at which alaclluu avary acre of land tn tha District ahall re­ present ana share and tacb owner shall ba *n lltl*d la vot* In p*r*on, or by proxy tn w r it­ ing duly *lgn»4, far *v *ry acre of land owned by him tn auch District; guardians may re­ present thtlr wards, axaculora sad administrators may repre­ sent estates of dseaasad parsons and private corporations may ba represented by thatr officers ar duly authorised agents. Tha own*ra a f a ma­ jority of lha acreage In such District s h ill be m etre s t f (a constitute a quorum for tba purpoaa o f holding such slaaUoe and ta transact seek other business aa may asms before tha msatlng. Dated this llt h day a t Jena, A. p. t i l l . I t l B. F. W H E E L E R JR. Chatm an •/ A. DUDA, JR. I t l U. U OAKY A t tk t Board a f tupar. (dears at Blarta D ralsaga District a f Sam leal* Coun­ ty. Florida. Publish July if, gft ill* . 90. Lota For Sale REAL W O R LD JU LY SPEC. Ladles' Shoe Sale. Sizes 3-614 only. 81 pr. Surplus City. W. 1st St. 22. IMumhinjr 24. Well ffl,y Seminole Realty HOUSEWORK. 323 6440. D AY'S WORK. Ironing, Babyiltting. Ph. 322-7047. IRONING IN M Y HOME. Ph. 322-8203. 87. Uunine** Rental* FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PU RE O IL COM PANY. 90. Ixtl* For Sale M A Y F A IR BU ILDING LOTS. 102 F L frontage, 119 No. Scott Ave. Will consider reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ son. Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 3220228. Legal Notice NOTICK OF A PPLIC ATIO N FO R T A X DEKD (Be*. 1P4.1S Ftartda BMrwtes o f IM S ) NOTICE IS H E R E R T G IV ­ EN, That Atlantlo Municipal Corp. tha holder o f the fo llo w ­ ing certificate has filed said certificate fo r tax dead to ba Issued thereon. The c e rtifi­ cate number and year o f Issu­ ance, tha description o f th* properly, and lh* nun* In which It was ••••■••d are as follo w *: C ertificate No. ! « « Year o f Issuance I t s : D earrlplloo o f r re party i Lot I Dlk I T r (I, Tha Town o f Hanford, Plat Book 1 Pages S4 to « t ft 111 111 US US ft l i t Name In which assessed Johnnie L. ft Ruby I . Col­ lins. All o f said property bsln In tha County o f Hemlnola, M ate o t Florida. Unless such certificate ahall ba redeemed according lo law tha property described In auch certificate w ill ha sold to tha highest bid­ der at (lit front door of the Kemlnote County (c u r t llous* at Hanford, Florida, on the flrat Monday tn tha month of August, t i l t , which la lh* Ird day of August, IM t. Dated this ll t h day a f June lilt. (O fficia l Clerk’s Kaal) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Heinlnole County, Florida Ily; O. T. Ray, J r , D.C. Publish July II, IT, It, I I, H i t CDD-IT NOTH’*? OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR T A X t lK K tl 1*4.1* F lo rid a l l i l i l w (t* r . of 1*4*1 NOTICE 18 H E R E B Y (11V. EK. That llond*d Municipal Corp tha lialdsr o f the follow . Ing rcrtlflra ta has filed said i-ertlflcata for taa deed to ba Issued thereon. Tha certificate number and year of Issuance, Ilia description o f tha properly, and tha nama tn which It was assessed arc as follow s; Certificate No. IIS Year a f laiuanra 1911 H r s r r lp lU a a l P ru p rrtyi triit 9® lllk 1 Banlando Plat Book I Pages < H i I I It ft ■I Nama In which aaa*as*d Varl I>. ft Edith M. Brant AH o f said property being In th* County of H*mlnol*. Hint* of Florida. Unless auch cartlflcala •hall ha redeemed according lo law the property described In ■uch cartlflcala will b* sold to tha highest bidder at lha front door o f tha Bamlnota County Court JloUs* at Banford, Florida, on fha first Mon­ day In Ilia month of Auguat, l i l t , which Is tha Ird day of Auguat. t i l l . Dated this llt h day af June, 1144. (O fficia l Clark's t o l l Arthur H. Dackwlth, J r, Clark Circuit Court Hemlnola Couuly, Florida liy U. T. Bay J r, D.C. Publish July 1, 10, 14, II, I I I ! C D B -II 1901 S. Perk Ave. F A 2-5232 any tl me V A - FH A Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 95. Houses For Sale liltE E N B IlIA R Choice lota available to Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor ovarlookinr 8®lf couraa. Custom bull dins to jo u r specifications. GreanbrUr developed by Offcra fo r yoar m lection the** Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4 Bedroom KING S WOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. F A 2-8074 Government Owned Homes 4 BR. H i Bath. Florida Rin., central heat ft air-condition­ ing. Ph. 322-4876. Priced Prom $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments Prom $43.50 THE T1MF TESTED FIR M 118 N Park Ave. FA 2-6123 To m ik * the beat home buy, aee the V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty St. Johns Realty New Custom-built, Lake Mary C. B , 2 BR. earportc. uti­ lity, shade ft citrus. FHA Finance. 322-6859 evening*. ADD THIS FOIl A BARG AIN A comfortable 2 Bedroom House PLUS 3 Completely furnished apartments. PLUS a monthly income o f 8125 from apartments. PLUS a low down payment equals a bargain in any language at only 810,000. Office 322-2118 Night 322-0648 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH 323-0700 RANCH S T Y L E Loch Arbor Sanford. Fla. Home, featuring l a r g e 2524 Park Dr. Investment ft Realty rooms throughout, Including 118 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 SANFORD H E R A M I ■ fam ily style kitchen, sepi W AN T ADS Really BIG BIG rate dining room, end a fine BRING FAST Swimming Pool central heating system, RESULTS Do see this Oversize 60-acro adaptable to A ir Condition­ Swimming pool. Do see this ing unit, an outstanding of­ 2-acres of Lakcfront priv­ fering for a quick sale at acy. Da sec this largo 3 817,900. Terms are flexible, in t h k r u ic u r r c o u r t o f Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry but at le n t 81500 Down. T H K N I N T H J U D I C I A L CHIhome. Do »ee acres ot cu rr. in and for ariM i. swimming and fishing. Do N - L K C O rN T Y , FLO R ID A . C H A N C E R Y NO. 141*3 start leisurely Lakefront F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M ORT­ 1901 Park Avenue living. 815,100 with Term sl GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration. F A 2-5232 anytime Stempcr Agency, 1919 So. P la in tiff French. Ph. 322-4991. tt. SO U TH W A RD Legal Notice Seminole Realty Legal Notice IN T IIK C IR C U IT COURT, NIN TH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT r t.o H iD 4 i n a n d F a n SKMINOLK COUNTY. CH ANC KRY NO. IIIT T NOTICK OF SU IT IN s ro n T O A d K FORKCLOMURK F E D E R A L N ATIO N AL MORTIJAOE AHSOCIATION, a corporatlon, Plaintiff, of vo. H A L E. RUM BLE and ROW. ENA V. RUMBLE, hla wlfa. and MR8. FHANCIH R. QUEEN, aa Leasaa, Defendants TO i H A L E. RUM BLE and ROW ENA V. RUMBLE, his wlfa. whoa* rreldsnc* and whereabout* era un­ known, and whose last known ad draaa la; 1411 Illver Oak* Drive, N or­ folk. V irginia; TOU AR E H E R K ltr N O T). FIE D that a Complaint to fo re ­ close a certain m ortgage en­ cumbering tha follow ing des­ cribed real properly, to-w lt: U i T 19. RI.OCK II, NORTH ORLANDO, according to plat tharrof recorded In Plat Rook tl. Pages 10 and It. Public Records of Hsmlnula County, Florida, Including apeclflclally, but not by way nT limitation, tba fo l­ low ing fu tu res and equipment, all permanently Installed: t. W all H ester— Panelray — model 1-FA-45 I. Hot W ater H ester— Day ft Night — modal I0-U-* has been filed against you In the abovr-atylad eult, the eliort title o f srhlch Is Federal Na­ tional M ortgage Assoi-Onion • Corporation organised under an Act ot Congress and a ils tI ii g pursuant tu tha Federal National M ortgage Association Charier Act, having Ita prin­ cipal offlca In lha C lly of Washington. D ietrId of Colum hla. Plaintiff, varau*. Hal K Rumble and Rowena V. Ilum-bla, hla wife, and Mrs. Fran­ c-fa K. Urean, aa Lease#. De­ fendants and you ar* raqulrad lo aarva a copy o f your An swar or olher pleading la tha Complaint on P la in tiffs At lortivy. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. Hulls I I I Hanford Atlantic N a­ tional Rank llulldlng, Hanford, Florida, and file th* original Anawer or other pleading In tha office of tha Cl*rh of th* Circuit Court on or before th* loth day o f Auguat, A. D. 1 »lt tf you fa ll to do so. a dacr** pro oonfeeao w ilt be taken against you for lh# relief d# mantled In tha Complaint. This Nutlet shall be publish­ ed one# a weak for four eon* a*i-nilve weeks In Tha Banford Herald, a newspaper circulated lu Seminole County. Florida. Dated ilila - lih day a t July, A. D. 1114. (H E AL) Arthur H. Backwllh. J r, Clerk ot Circuit Court By: Sandra 8. Johnson. D.C Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Burke Attorneys tor P lain tiff P. O. Drawer * Hanford. Florida Publish July I I . (T. I f . I I . 1M* CDB4S Find your DREAM HOME lh* **»y way, C -A -L -L M E R L E at » 3 - 3 9 » fo r paraooalliad Barrie* ka has homes listed i * t M c ity o f S a sfard and Bamlnola G o u t y . • FOR-SALE New Hone* 95. HonsM For Sale FOR-RENT FOR -LEASE * Used Home* Older Home* A -L -S -0 M E R LE lo aatkoriaod ky both Y . A . and F . H. A . (o aall Ikatr borne* located w barer or * V. A . or F. H. A. For-Bal* B it * to diaylayod. M ERLE W . W ARNER, RE ALTO R 708 B o u lh P a r k A v m i m Buford, Florid* D U ] 8S2-882V L e t * A O A t t e a d C h u rch T h l * S u n d a y C LIF FO R D <1. W A L K E R and A LIC E N. W A L K E R , his w ife FR E E 82,400. equity. 8100 and CH ARLES M. OOODW1N dowm, $69. mo. pays ill. and — GOODWIN, his wife, Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' * Defendants. NOTICE OF S U IT IN Fla. room, equipped kitch­ MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE en, terrazzo floors. Helmly TO- C LIF FO R D 0. W A L K E R end ALICE N. W A L K E R , Realty Ph. 322-1641. his wlfa You, Defendants, art hereby IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY notified that a complaint to forsetos* ■ certain m ortssg* New H o m e , West Fourth on th* follow ing described proStruct, Just off rertimmon. party iltu et*. lying and being Call 838-3911 Collect. n Hemlnola County, Florida, to*w it: Lot I ot BAN SE M KNOLLS, Hemlnola Coun­ E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R ty, Florida, according tn AGENCY - REALTOR the Plat thereof •• record­ 2465 S. Park Ave. ed In Plat Hook 1Z, pure I I, Public Records of Ssml- Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 nola County. Florida has been filed against you In Ii* above styled suit and you Before Yog Go Ua* s r* required lo serve u copy of your Answer or Pleading to lh* Complaint on P la in tiff* attorney, JnHKPH M. M1IIIAHKU. P. O. Ilo* ::s . Kern Park. A New Miracle Drug Florida, and f I la tha original Anawer or Pleading In tlia o f ­ For A ll Auto TransmUflca o f the Clerk of lha Circuit along And Engines. Ask Court on or before lha Ith day o f August, 1M4. I f you Your Garageman For fall to do so, a decree pro “ HAS-TO-GO” . I f He confassa will be taken against Doe® N ot llava It Ask you for tha relief demanded In tha Complaint. Him T o Get It. There la W ITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ N o H u b a t i t u t * For cial seal o f offlca at Hanford, Hsmlnula County, this le t day “ llAB-TO-GO” . of July, t i l l . Prodfet O f Bweetman'a (H EAL) Lab., Ine. Arthur II. lIsckwHh. J r, Clark of Circuit Court Ily: Handra H. Johnson, D.C. JOHKPH M. MUHAHKU Representative Attorney at Law I*. O. Box I I I Box 29 Fern 1‘ark, Florida Lake Mary, Fla. Publish July I, IS, IT, 14 .1114 CDtl-11 “HAS-TO-GO” Dorr S. Baker, N E W HOMES A W A Y FROM F LIG H T PA T T E R N R E A D Y FOR O C C U PA N C Y S & 4 Bedrooms — Air-conditioning optional V A N O D O W N P A Y M E N T — F H A MIN. D O W N A * low u 157.06, P & 1 monthly Direction!: W on Rt. 434 to Grant St. and left to Maine St. or call at Main Sale* Office; 802 Highland Avenue Isongwood, Fla. (6 mi. So. on 17 & 92) Open; Noon to 6;30 Thunt thru Sunday. AD-62075 (P -7 A ) W A TC H YOUR IN V R S T M K N T • a a AT B B AQ K Ln-nU lftT Deltona You hsva an sd.sntsia over other invasion In Deltona hamasltaa - you'ra close enough la rea haw last Macfcla’t latest and (iretest community la (rowing. And when a community (rows, land values grew with IL Driv* over lod*y *nd find out •or yourself how just f 10. ltarU you on th* way to owning • spacious Dalton* homtiile, with Control Wsltf Main! and Paved Streets Included In th* lull Ion pries af only BltSSI Whtla Insre, enjoy * fre* rida on lha rlverboet. "Dalton* Oussn". Tsk* * s*lt*tuldsd tour ot th* Shopping Plats, tha taka-lronl Community Club, tha uta ot the K hole goll course and tha lovaly housing arte at Mackla Built DCLTONAI M ACKU -BU ILT HOM Ift featu re* (k s fam aes Pain. Rom lust arno. ta S t ljM . Wiin down payment* as low as U *0 , monthlypaymanti ataitlm at DRtVR OUY YODAYI Taka Interstate « « . m t at Deltona I BO* ftau’i* a l HLTORAl �WTiy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 95. Houses For Sale LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ room. 2 Bath, pine panel­ ed Florida Room, Central air, sprinkler lysteni. patio. 150xlS0 lot. Ph. 322 8522, 207 Ridge Rd. fta n fo rb S rra lb July 21, 1964 — Fnpe SW EETIE PIE 11 IIS. Wanted Tn Rent RENTALS By Nadine Seltzer I BEDROOM. Nothing Down. $60 month. -Fenced back yard. 322-3355. We need 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom. I, l ' j and 2 Bath Homes, furnished or unfurnished! We have qualified clients waiting to rent and lease! May we serve you? $100 DOW N F H A - V A HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , 4r 2 BATHS KITCHEN 'EQ U IPPED LOW M O NTH LY PAYM E N TS For Complete Information See or Call Your Stenstrom Realty FH A - V A Have The Home For You 1*505 P A R K D RIVE 322-241*0 322-7405 Repossessions 5% Discount to Hcniinole County Residents " I su ppose th is m ea n * you w o n ’ t b e ta k in g th e p a p e r fro m ua a n y m o re ? ” 97. Houses For Rent 106. Apartments fo r Rent $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES N E W HOMES 101. Trailer • Cabanaa 3 BEDROOM home. Reason­ able. 322-8062. JUMBO house 8 room, 2 car garage, patio. Stove, dispos­ al, dish washer. 322-1428. N E W HOMES We have several new 3 and 4 bedroom homes, now under construction. In desirable Ravenna Park. These homes • r e quality constructed by Shoemaker, featuring fully equipped built-in electric kitchens, plus many extras! Apache Camping TTallera Cecil Sellers - 868-4818 • Clark St., Enterprise 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apts. 14th Ave., Longwood, 102. Mobile Homes • Hale 8 ml. from N.A.S. ph. 8383296. M AKE 1 182 P A Y M E N T and move Into 1964 85 ft. House 3 BOOM FURNISHED GA­ Trailer. Ph. 322-5390. RAGE A P T . Water, electri­ city furnished. Nice shady 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAILE R , 4 lots all cleared. lot. Adults only. Ph. 322-1305. Ready for occupancy. Off SR 46 in Paola. Mrs. Philip Fannin, Rt. 1, Box 174D. Sanford. Repossessions National "THEMIBHTYMIDGET" FURNISHED Upstairs, electrie apartmrnt. Private en­ trance, attic fan. 322 3988. BANK Repossessions 2125 W. Colonial Orlando, Fla. Ph. 295-0182 97. llouHe* For Rent LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ FURN. APT. 322-2800. furnished bouse, 2 Bed­ N E W LY B U ILT Apartments rooms, screened pwrh, earKee them at 810 E. loth St porle, utility • storage, kit­ Phone 322-1427. chen equipped. Excellent condition. Ph. 322 2488. MODERN Furn. apts. Also Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. 3 li 3 Bedroom Houses W K L A K A A PA R TM E N TS Payton Realty 122-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Kit­ chen equipped. Ph. 323-709$. CLEAN iat Floor Apt. Pvt. r o t 1004 Palmetto. RENTALS CLEAN Unfurn. a p t 309 Mag­ Furnished or Unfurnished nolia. Apply downstairs a f­ Ball-Blair Agency ter 8 p. m. Ph. 322-5641 211 S. Park Ave. Would you like to are and drive the nice*!— 1961 4-door Ford in Seminole County. IF * a Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Ford Dealer, Downtown Sanford . . . i Door Sedan. A ir Cnnd.. Power i ~M C D C Windows A Seat, Power Steer. M 7 1 ^w 7 R A Hrakes, Itndio, Heater. ^ B A m m Am 63 Comet 2 Door Sedan. Automatic Trans., Heater, Still In New Car Warranty. 63 Chevrolet Monza 900 llardlnp, I Speed Heater, Like New. Trans., Radio, 62 Comet 2 Door Sedan, Itadin, Heater, 2 Tn Chnoaw From. 62 Ford Galaxie 4 Speed Trans., Radio, 61 Plymouth Valiant 2 Door, Clean. Automatic Trana., Extra 61 Plymouth Fury V-8. 4 Door 8ednn, Power Steering, Radio, Heater. 60 Chevrolet Wagon V-M, Automatic Heater. Trans., Radio, 60 Chevrole Impala Convertible, Real Clean. V-8, Radio, Healer, 60 Ford Station Waff on 4 Door, V-B, Automatic, Hester, Power Steering. Radio, $1695 *1695 $1195 $1395 *1195 *895 *895 *895 *995 *1095 *1295 *1095 C4-64A 62 Chev. Impala * XC4-26A A ir Conditioned 64 Fairlane Hardtop 4-door oodan, power steering, brakes, radio and heater. Abenutlful car FC4-71A Coupe. A real cool number 4-door, attnderd Iran*., radio and heater, low, low mileage A ir Conditioned 63 T-Bird Hardtop C4-19B l.ardau. See and feel this performance champ. Lika naw. An Economy King. It'a ■ . . . ET4-4A 63 Fiat 4-Door A beauty phio n rtni FC4-8SA 14- H sedan. Like 60 Dodge Wagon new • C4-5IA 2 Real Cool Numbers power sad sir conditioned) red; one bronso Pasienger, auto, transmission, steering, radio and heater power 1 Door Sedan. 57 Buick 2 Door 59 Jeep Dispatcher one 57 Mercury 57 Oldsmobile C6-itTII 62 Ford Galaxies All 59 Rambler I Door Sedan. A Ileal Nice 63 Renault I-door 4 Door. I Door Redan, 6 Cylinder. Standard ahlfl, radio ond heater A n Economy Number C4-86A ' 61 Comet 4-Door good prlco her*. X( l-SIA 59 Ford Station Wagon 6 Cylinder. Town Sedan. A real beauty, power •leering, radio and heater XC4-S1A 60 Mercury 4 Door 59 Chevrolet Waffon 62 Galaxie All closed in. Imw mileage. Hardtop. 54 Cadillac 2 Door Hardtop, Needs Work. TOP V A L U E STAMPS Given With All Cars Sold! FOUR 1061 Falcons To Choose From! Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First S t SANFORD Ph. 322-1481 W . Park MI 4-8916 Fine used Pontiacs and the best of the rest People who buy utad care under the Goodwll elgn have lata going tor them. Uka Pontiac atyW Ing. Pontiac Wlda-Traclu Pontiac quality. Pam formanea, Pontiac value. And If the uaad car by chance lan't * Ponltae or Tempeat, you can aHR count on our reputation to oaaura you of a flna utad car buy. And how'* thlaforawldaeelactJon? 63 Tempest Custom 4-H«or sedan) local one owner and vary special at • 62 Pontiac C A T A L IN A V I S T A , Automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. Wa aold it new! 62 Pontiac Star Chief 4-door aadan) automatic transmis­ sion, powered and only 61 Buick SPE C IA L DELUXE. 4-door eedan) turquoise and white, automatic, ra­ dio and heater, white eldewall Urea. It s s i traded In on n *81 Buick Special. Top comfort and economy. 59 Cadillac 4-Door Thie one hie air conditioning, very low mileage end very clean — Bargain Buys — Hardtop, Completely Equipped. 62 Falcon Deluxe XCI-7A beautiful tutone green and white; only 20,000 actual mile*, V-8, automatic and power Mleerlng. 63 Mercury Monterey 4 Moor, Healer. lit . Cosy Cottage. Lake privileges. FU RN ISH ED 2 nR. House. $50. Ph. 322-6106. 2481 Pilm etlo. 322 0274. FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. $40 I BEDROOM HOUSE. Clean Adults. Ph. 322 9480. and close In. Jimmie Cow­ FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie an. 322-4013. Cowan. 322-4013. 3 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph E FFIC IE N C Y. $40. 611 Park. 322 O N USED CARS — 61 Chevrolet Corvair 96. House* • Sale or Rent Turn. Apt. Close la. Apt. 4. OARAGE A P A R T M E N T , Fur­ nished. 322-3363 or 322-3202. — Fulura 2 Door, Bucket Seata, Stand. Transmission. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Clean 106. Apartments for Rent and close in. Jimmie Cow­ an. 322-4011. Furn. Apt. 2300 sienonvlilc. E X TR A LA R G E • Room Lakefront Home. 322-48*3. SALE! 61 Ford Falcon 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAILER furnished. Adults only. $75 mo. Ph. 322-1187. FURNISHED 2 Room Apart­ ment. $30 month. Close up­ town. Ph. 322-6361. WHOLESALE CLEARANCE 62 Ford V2 Ton Pickup Stenstrom Realty CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e n I n g a 322-1597. LEWIS SALES & SERVICE 2317 Country Club Road 322-7928 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6032 A L L WORK GUARANTEED 8 Cylinder. 8 Ft. Hed, 18,000 Mllea, A Crram Puff. We Have Ths Home For You 1 2-BEDROOM and 1 3-bedroom, Bowman's Trailer Court. 668-4909. $36 Me. 40TM W. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Convertible, Standard Trana., Extra Good. These homes can be purchas­ NICE HOUSETRAILER. Rea­ ed for as little ss $78.28 per sonable. Can be seen on month, (Including taxes and Beardall Ave., 2 miles So. insurance) after low FH A of Geneva. down payment! &Iay we 105. Mobile Homes • Rent ■erve you? 2585 P A R K D RIVE 822-2420 322-7495 SenkHrlk Glass mid Paint 1982 HONDA Motorcycle 305 BOAT A TR A IL E R . 18 Gauge cc. I’rrfcct condition. 6800 Browning Automatic. E x­ miles. All extras. 322-4588. tras. A-l condition. Loagwood 838-3578. 60 TR IU M PH TR 3. Rlue. Company 123. linnts & Motor* Good condition. Ph. 322 3894, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4621 16 Ft. OLD TOWN BOAT. Gateway T o The waterway 322-1631. ■61 VW But, $1192 bal $45 mo. Evitmidc motor, Gator trail­ Robson Sport in k Good* COHEN HADIATOR SHOP '58 Cadillac, $891 bal, $37 mo. 1951 BUICK. Clean, Good con­ Free er. $800. Ph. 322-5982. Your EVLNRUDE Dealer inspection, estimates, '59 Chcv.. $741 bat., $37 mo. dition. Sell cheap. 322-5216. pickup, delivery. Recoring '59 Merc., $742 bal., $38 mo. 304-6-4 E. l i t Ph. F A M M 1 & repairs discounted. ’60 Opal Wag $681 bal, 132 mo. 118. Trucks Fur Snlc OLD NEW SPAPERS 211'* E. 3rd. 322-3443 '61 Renault $691 hal, s:i2 mo. 14' LONE STAR FIBERGLAS '59 Renault, S4H7 bal, S24 mo. . TON IN TE R N ATIO N AL FOR S ALE Boat. 35 Evinrudc Lark, 121. Scooters & Cycles '55 Cadillac, $512 bal. $28 mo. PICKUP, Garden tractor electric start, complete with 25 LBS. - 50c '57 9 pats W ig $691 bal $32 mo with Cultivator. 3 x 8 Trailer WHY Buy someone else* trou­ trailer. Asking $650. Will ac­ '53 Cadillac, $245 bal. $10 mo. auitable for 2 hones. $375 or bles cept reasonable offer, Ph. SANFORD HERALD '56 Line., $681 bal. $31 mo. trade for Ford or Chewy WHY Go to the expense of a 322-0148. '58 Dodge, $714 bal. $32 mo. car of equal value. 322-6782 second used car 39 Opal, $399 ba|, $31 mo. alter 3 p in. WHEN You can drive a brand new Vespa for $500 56 Old*. $667 bal. $32 mo. 120. Automotive Service down and $4 50 per *58 Chev, $667 bal. $31 mo. week, and get up to •57 Chev H'rod $792 bal $35 mo Auto Giant, Taps 135 m.p.R. '59 Ford, $399 bal. $24 mo. A Seat Covers Transmission guaranteed for '58 Pont, $788 bal. $37 mo. life. '60 Ford. $599 bal. $32 mn. Phone 322-4503 Seminole Realty A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D condition. Call 322-6616, Claude llarroll. Falcon, $997 bat, $49 mo. C orviir, $784 bat, $46 mo. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Falcon. $772 bal, $45 mo. 1A11 SANFORD AVE. Chewy, $794 bal, $47 mo. Peugeot, $498 bal. $29 mo. | U I Z OPEN E V E N IN G S Opal, $574 bal. $31 mo. Chew y, $«92 bal, $37 mn. Rulek, $749 bal, $39 mo. Rambler, $592 bal, $33 mo. 1983 C hew y 2 S. S. $200, lake up payments. 322-1187. VW, $687 bal. $38 mo. C hew y, $49<i bal, $28 mo. *63 Chevy II Nova, ExccUen Ford, $572 bal, $30 mo. rond. Ph. 322 2281. Tont., $594 bal, $32 mo. C hew y, $697 bal, $38 mo. '54 JE E P STATION WAGON. 2 wheel drive with over­ Chew y, V9 stick, clean drive, 6 cylinder overhead Rambler, $579 bal, $31 mo. valve. 668-3693 after 8 p.m. Turnpike, $592 bal, $33 mo. Ford, $597 bal, $34 mn. Olds, $594 ha I. $34 mn. Dodge, $488 bal, $29 mo. Eng. Ford $394 bal $22 mo. T W WANT AD C hew y, $494 bal, $27 mo. C hew y, $492 hal, $27 mn. C hew y, $171 bal, $12 mo. Studebaker Pickup truck LAR G E HOUSE, 3 BR. 2 2 BEDROOM D U PLEX, Kit. Baths, Lakefront, Complete­ equipt. Jslousied porch, carly furnished Including Wash­ portc, nice yard. Ph. 322S E V E R A L Outstanding 2 A 3 er, dryer, dishwasher, deep 1996. Bedroom Homes available in freeze. $150 month. Phone all Areas of Sanford. Let us W ELCOME N A V Y ! 322-4970. Show you Around I 1 A 2 Bedroom Apartments furnished. Reasonable. See 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. GG8Howard Long, Main St. A 5122. DeBary Ave., Enterprise. 2 BR, unfurnished house, $90 1901 S. Park A v «. mo. 610 E. 14th St. J. N. 1-Room Efficiency apt, with F A 3-5232 anytime Robson Jr. 322-1535 or 322pvt. bath A shower, suitable 0228. for couple or single person Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary or retired. All utilities In­ Shown by appointment Ph. 100. Resort Rentals cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ 322 3561. cated on 1st St., within 1 4 RM D U PLEX, Furn. air block o f 2 free parking lota 3 RM. HOUSE. I nice building rond., near ocean, Ormond and shopping tvn lrr. In­ lots. First $2,590 takea this Beach, perm, couple. quire at Manuel Jacobson property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ Orange City 775-3698. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. terprise, Fla. good body, good mechanical '58 Chev, $499 hal. 524 mo. '56 Chev, $419 bal. $24 mo. •55 Olds, $471 bal. $24 mo. ’57 Buick, $396 bal. $29 mo. '55 Merc. $569, $32 mo. Jeep 4 WD. $586 bal. $32 mo. 52 Ford, $97 bsl. $3 mo. '31 Cadillac, $49 bal, $2 mo. '31 Buick, $24 hal. $1 mo. '50 Mere, $49 bal, $2 mo. 5 BANK 1 Stenstrom Realty RO BERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundquist, A i m . TA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 322-7495 115. Aulos For Sale SALE S BROKER ‘55 FORD, 123. Boat* & Motor* 121. Scooters & Cycles This symbol means: 2565 P A R K D RIVE 322-2420 120. Automotive Service [115. Autos For Sale $ Bank $ STENSTROM R E A L T Y . San­ ford's largest Home rental and Sales Firm, Is In need of several rental homes im­ mediately. Our supply Is Down! 3 BEBROOM, Low Down ra y . ■ ment. Balance $7,800. Phone _[J 322-6867. rt At 115. Autos For Sale 58 Lincoln 4 Door, Needs Work. HUNT M ERCU RY *895 *595 *695 *295 *295 *295 *245 *200 *200 INC 1009 Palmetto Ave. Sanford .'122-4SHI *1895 *1995 *2295 *1495 *1795 N eed A Second C a r? 57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. c m Standard transmission, 6 cylinder. A ▼ lots uf mites left and very clean Am 56 Buick Special 4-door hardtop; n little old hut still a nice car p m Am *395 i Many more displayed on our Lot! > Best O f Financing, i GW Warranty on all Used Cara O PE N FILL N IT E S A N D ALL DAY BAT. H e m p lu ff t) 1i IM 5 | IN ( PONTIAC [& [ B |] U I C K RAMBLER Winter Park MI 4-0209 301 W . First St. Ph. 322-023^ I .* �CHARLIE H A S B E EN -G O O F IN ' OFF A N D N O W Corvair Mom a Club Coupe Chevy U Nova Sport Coupo PA Y AS L IT T L E AS . . DOW N CheveUe Malibu Sport Coupo CHANCES ARE WE H A V E I N STOCK JU ST T H E S T Y L E Y O U D E S IR E W IT H T H E E Q U IP M E N T Y O U W IS H . . . IF N O T C hevrolet Im pale S p o rt Coupe W E ’L L G ET IT ! ( A N D A N Y N IG H T B Y A P P O IN T M E N T ) S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 2nd A N D P A L M E T T O A V E . 322-0711 2505 S. P A R K D R IV E 322-0861 �Auto’s Gift To Us V Almost anywhere one travels in America today, whether in city or country, the marks o f the bulldozer can be seen on the land as more and more stretches o f the vast Interstate Highway network come into being, as more and more residential subdi­ visions spring up on whnt was yes­ terday a farm, as more and more de­ cayed city cores are torn down and rebuilt. To all o f us this means progress. The highway system is an urgent necessity if (he nation is not to be strangulated by the very motor ve­ hicles thnt have given us a mobility never before known in history. The need for new housing and ur­ ban redevelopment is equally obvious. A t the same time, there are mnny who lament the transformation of millions of acres o f forest nnd field into great ribbons o f concrete and asphalt. To some, there seems an nctual danger that the entire country will eventually be paved solid with super­ highways nnd city streets. Now comes a voice crying out o f what little wilderness remains in the land to say that this isn’t so at all. According to a study published by the Tax Institute o f America, urban areas tnke up only 1 per cent o f our total land urea. Even if cities con­ tinue to grow at their present rate— absorbing about 400,000 new ucres a year— they will still only occupy less than 2 per cent of the land by the year 2010. As for the automobile, says the study, it and its highways actunlly use far less space thnn the horse and mule once did. Before 1920, for Instance, nearly 5 per cent of the total land in the 18 continental states was used merely to produce the feed for this living form o f transportation. This amount­ ed to 27 per cent o f the total har­ vested land. The switch from animals to auto­ mobiles has meant an nctual gain in land, for by 1957 only 2.4 per cent o f harvested land was devoted to raising feed for horses nnd mules. Even though some o f this ■'re­ leased'’ land is being surfaced over, ‘‘the motor car is still utilizing far less acreage than was needed for its four-legged predecessor," says the report. Moreover, the Tax Institute claims, there is a lot o f vacant land in urban areas nnd it is not as high-priced as is generally believed. It ranges from 12 per cent in New York and Chicago to ns much as 36 per cent in some smaller cities. Also in the cities, the institute’s analysis finds, the automobile is shrinking the space requirements of streets once trod by horses. Modern subdivisions and rebuilt areas, spec­ ifically designed for automobile tra­ vel. devote no more than 20 per cent of the total land to traffic needs, in­ cluding both streets and arterial free­ ways. It is the uutomobile that has made possible the fantastic spreading of our cities by providing both a great part o f the economic basis f o r a large population and the means for it to get from plnce to place. It is encouraging to be told that the automobile is also providing the means for the intelligent use and conservation of the land we hold in trust for future generations. Bible For Conservatives fljr L * I* Wilson Thought For Today • • Worry Clinic Carl point* out ■ very 4 Herald Area Correspondents * I t exrlu»inn ef some so-called efvtt right*. Goldwater wrote; " A civil right is a right that is asserted and is there­ fore protected by some valid law-. It may be asserted by the common law, or by local or federal statutes, or hy tha Constitution, but unless a right is incorporated in tha law, it is not a civil right and is not enforceable by the inatrumrnts o f the civil law." He said there may he toma natural or human rights that should also be civil rights, but thst to give such rights the protection of law, there must be recourse to a legislature or In amendment of the Con­ stitution. Goldwater said civil rights frequently is used when human or natural rights ara meant, " A * often as not," he add­ ed, “ civil rights is simply a name for describing an activ­ ity that someone deems pol­ itically or aocially desirable. A sociologist writes a paper proposing to abolish some in­ equity and, behold, a new civil right is born." Newspaper leadership la up in the U. S. Some 82 per ccnl of men snd 80 per cent of women read a newspaper each day a* compared with 80 per cent and 79 per evnt last year. Political Notebook • WASHINGTON - ( N HAI­ TI) e United States ami Snilh Viet Nam have started a de­ Ho Chi Minli trails down which North Viet Nam's Bed Hn sends military and pnlitim l cadres, money, weapons and supplies south to the Vle| Unrig. First steps have been high­ ly successful. U. S guerrilla tighlrrs leading native tribe* men have rnndurled s .serie* of ambushes that are begin­ ning to bother the lied*. In essence, the U. S. guer­ rilla troops and Iheir tribe*, men allies are using ltcd tactics. They patrol Ihe foriests alongside the Hn Chi Minh trails, hit North Viet­ namese soldiers and supply trains coming down those for­ est tracks. They operate best at night. THESE I* It 1 M IT 1 V E TRIBESM EN live along the South Viet N’ am-I.aos border. They know the area. They’re ideal guerrilla fighters when given U. S. training and wea­ pons. They form strong per sonal loyalties to individual U, S. fighting men. n>c hill Irlbesmrn, too, are vague on boundary lines. If I hey infdlerale into Laos and catch the Reds before they ar­ rive in South Viet Nam, no one is the wiser. This new border trail fight­ ing is just gelling inlo stride. It will he beefed up sharply in Ihe next six to right months. One problem' U. S, guer­ rilla fighters must keep thn hill men from diHrrenl tribe* in well-separated units. .Some would rather fight each other Ilian Hie Vie t Cong This concept of a military alliance willi native tribesmen Is a type- of operation at which U. S. soldiers have ex­ celled for some time. Amer­ icans were highly successful wilh the Shan tribesmen tn Burma in World War II. They o r g a n i z e d hard • fighting groups of Meo tribesmen in l.aos a few years bark. THE V IE T CONG REDS are expected to react sharply. They must keep the Ho Chi Mmli trails open. The weapons and supplies coming down these paths probably account lor less Ilian 2 (ice cent of the ton­ nage the Viet Cong use In the south and for only a re­ latively small percentage of the fighting men. ulations cvrry year, why not rnuirln't go rlrmn the strrrt rescind a* lot o f the obsolete in an auto unlrt* * tnnn walk­ effirirnry and redure the law* already rluttering up our ed abend o f you with n Inti freedom. tern! fetter* that hamper »n "W h y must evrry new Con­ Which obviously meant your riely's advancement. Ingress think it has to fetter atead of urging Congress- Americans further with in­ unto couldn’t travel faster thnn n man's walking speed, men to clutter up our “ free numerable new regulations? namely, three mile* per hour! "I<et'a have a bousrrleaning enterprise" a y a t e m with Out at Evanston, the home more red tape, urge them in our ailly, outmoded and o f Northwestern University, to do a complete house- strangling red tape at the we have a progressive alder­ cleaning o f uielraa lawa and legal level." man named Charles Marshall, burraua, aa per the booklet I-aw ilouseclcaning who has been trying to abol­ below. The average layman can't ish over 100 such nuisance CASE T-420: Carl J., aged fu lly comprehend what Carl laws Hint have cluttered (lie 24, is soon to graduate from haa In mind till he realizes statute books some Gn years. law achool. that our legal code is just ns For example, he cites nn ‘‘Dr. Crane," he began, " I cluttered with outmoded rules Evanston taw that makes it u Ilk* your cm phaiii on horae at is the average family attic. crime to sleep in a barber acme, ao why don’t you augFor example, although the shop! g c it a new plan for our leg­ automobile came into vogue at i’erhapa this taw hud n log. islatures? the start o f this century, In tenI reason at the start of the "Instead of enacting thou- Illinois we had a law fo r aimie eentury, far burlier* would aandi o f new rules and reg­ GO years later that said you then let people sleep in their shops overnight. Maybe the hotels or inns rose up against this unfair competition and thus railroad­ Altsmonta Springs Geneva ed through thnt regulation Mrs. Julia Bsrtos Mrs. Joa. E. Mathieux against sleeping in barber 838-1318 349-4824 shops. Bear Lake-Forest City By llolm r* and Hunter aid lo India totals 3130 mil­ Lake M iry A similar Evanston nuis­ Mrs. Marysnn M llri Mra. Franera Wester lion. Alexander ance law made it a crime to 838-3878 322-6218 Indonesia fronts on t h e pick up cigar butta from the WASHINGTON. I). C .-T h c Cateelberry Labe Monroe strategic Malacca and Sunda sidewalks or gutters. Mrs. Jane Casselberry dale Is July 26lh any year. Mrs. H. L. Johnson Strait A. It has received more 838-5048 The underlying reason be­ 322-4722 Chuluota hind that cigar butt restric­ The place is Iwningrad. The Soviet military aid than any Mra. Joan Magla Long wood Navy Day. oilier mm Communist coun­ tion was (he fact people used occasion Soviet 365-3748 Mrs. Donna Kates (.1 salvage cigar holts and The Neva River is packed try. Including jet bombers, B e lli ry 838-3317 then chop them up fur cigarct with sleek gray ships flying submarines, destroyers, ami Mra. Frank Whits North Orlando Soviet Defense the while and blue ensign a cruiser. or pipe smokeri. 668-4228 Mrs. Doris Dean 322-1989 Another crime in Evanston with red star, hammer and Minister It. Ya. Malinovsky Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney was defined as "g ivin g advice •ickJc. Holiday crowds lint1 in lOikt, and Soviet Navy Chief Osteen 668-S63I to others on business affairs." Hie Mrs. Clarence Snyder old embankments and Admiral S. G. Gorshkov in Enterprise 322-4841 •So Carl is advocating a bridges. Patriotic banner* 1902, visited Indonesia. Mrs. Ritchie Harris smart idea when he urges us hang from lamp posts and Oviedo Egypt, which controls the 668-5834 Mrs. Evelyn Lundy to do sn entire housecleaning public buildings. Suez Canal, has received 31.3 (68-4601 165-3618 of our legal codes. This day — always the last billion from the USSR. And our legislatures should Sunday in July — is *el aside Algeria lias a coast near la-gin to reslire that voter* by the Russians to honor their Hie western entrance to the rxpret them to simplify liv­ navy, now the second largest Mediterranean Sea which is ing condilions instead of com­ in the world. to tie the site for a Soviet plicating them by the harass­ For the USSR sea power is submarine base, according to ment o f countless new, petty not the primary security re­ an article in the French news­ bills which are introduced at quirement. Supremacy on the paper Figaro. Algeria re­ every session. land is more im|x>rlnnt. Sea cently got a 312ii j million Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, July 24, 1961 Ideally, the more laws a na­ power Is getting Increased at­ Russian loan. tion has, the mar* inefficient tention In Moscow however. Cuba fronts nn thr Florida is its government, w i i . T x a a . « ib l o w , b d i t o b i n s r c i t i i x i s Consider llie geography of Strait and the Windward Pas­ In iNilitirai science, Loo, • r u i v g Val.TUI.IVK, Circeiatlee • Ovatoal M ***aer flic Soviet Union. II occupies sage. entrances lo the Carib­ coinllnry reads that tbe high­ the greater part of the Eura­ bean Sea. Cuba reportedly J L LI * V L. STB VB ill OH MO II M I T A L K t t V I l K H er the taxes, the less efficient Associate Editor Advertising Director sian land mass, hut ex ­ costs Big Brother one million is Hist government! BAKUV I. JUIIVSUK MOV I1HKKS pansion to thr west Is blocked dollars a day. Managing Editor Advtrtlaloa H a n iiir For, in s perfect society, B lit HEM H IL L I'H Itl-W MOT r t A T T by the thriving West Euro­ Premier Khrushchev him­ Tsltgraph Editor Uensrtl Advsrtlslna Manager we'd need NO taxes whstso- | pean countries proiertrd liy self perhaps I* becoming Holt I* W i l l . MM* M AM HIKTT K. STAPLETON ever! Soclaly Editor Classified Dlrartor "A ll any American should U. S, nuclear power East­ more aware of Ihe importance DUTTHS A IS T IV JA V IB SHOBMAKKH Busins** M tntetr . City Editor desire." said Woodrow Wilson, ward expansion meets Am ­ of hi* navy, lie took the com­ PM BO W E LLS J i m WELLS Sea “ is a free field and no fav­ erican force* in Alaska The mander of thr Black Count) Editor Msrhanlrsl BupL Soviets have looked to the Fleet, Admiral S. Ye. Chur B IL L VISCBVT, Jttsff P b oiogrsiibtr ors." So send for my booklet south for new fields In con­ sin, with him on his trip to a r a s c M ir a u s b a t e s "H ow to Save Our Republic." quer — mostly to lands a- Egypt. While in Egypt, lie By B all ■•as* Ustlver, oceans. India, Indo­ u nt three ol his Baltic Fleet enclosing a long stamped, re­ cross ••Missis fs s s tr A ll Olkas nesia, Egypt, Algeria, and ships on a visit lo Cojien H •• 1 Tssr turn envelope, plus 20 rents. • 12-40 1 Tssr Its w ««k MS * Months ATS t Moot*# Cuba have been ihe prime hagen, Denmark, lo prrparr (A iw a )* write to Dr. t t l I Mosth* I S* I Months Crane in rare of this news­ targets for Soviet penetration. Ihe way for his Sandinavlan I N I MoatS l . l t 1 Month a. 8. Pastil Regulations p r o u d * that all Mall subicrlptlois hi Each of these countries cum- visit m June. While in Gothen­ paper, enclosing a long paid la advance. _______________ nisnds important sea routes. burg, Sweden, Khrushchev de­ ■lamped, addressed envelop* Entered as iscoad class M a t t e r Ostossr 81, l t d at the Post and 20 cents to rover typ­ India, which receives more clared he had once worked in Office of Sanford, Plorlds. under Iks Act e f Cesar an of Merck ing and priming coats when Soviet economic aid than any a shipyard and his wife The Merald Is a mnmtxr of the United Press which la **• you send (or one of his other country, dominates the launched a fish refrigerator titled siclustvsly to lbs ms for republlcallsk at all th* local booklets.) Indian Ocean. Soviet military ship. The 7 0 )ear-old Khrush­ aswa prlatad la lAla assapsper, vital way to improve human FDR'a education from the arras In which the Constitution em­ powers the Congress to deal. "Franklin Roosevelt'* rapid conversion from constitution­ alism to the doctrine o f un­ limited government is an ofttold atory," Goldwater wrote. "Rut I am here concerned not ao much by the abandonment o f states' rights by the na­ tional Democratic party— an event that occured some years ago when that party was cap­ tured hy the socialist ideol­ ogues in snd about the labor movement— as by the unmis­ takable tendency o f the Re­ publican party tn adopt the same course. "The rcsulL is that today neither o f our two partirs maintains a meaningful com­ mitment to the doctrine of states' right*. Thus the corn­ erstone o f our republic, our chief bulwark against Ihe en­ croachment on individual free­ dom hy big government is fast disappearing tinder (he piling sands o f absolutism." In I960 Goldwater insisted that there was no constitu­ tional basis for thr Supreme Court’* order requiring racially mixed schools. He argued that the Constitution did not permit any interference what* ao ever by the federal govern­ ment in education. Ditto for Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley termined effort to seal nlf the Dr. Crone’s Note Untied Preen International For American eUlreni who want more information nn what makes Sen. Barry M. Goldwater tick, the recom­ mended reading for today is a four-year-old book now in its 20th edition titled "The Con­ science o f a Conservative." Goldwater wrote the book In 1900. It i* argued that the senator hai harked away from some o f the position he then endorsed. Hut the book re­ mains a reasonable statement of Goldwalcr'a political beliefs and purpose*. Goldwnter’a 1904 vote against the civil rights bill was sig­ naled in advance by the chap­ ter on atalea’ rights. The chspler begins with a 1930 quotation from the governor of New- York stele who, at Hist time, xvas Franklin D. Roosevelt. FDR was a stales’ rights man, himself, hut with­ out inner conviction. Goldwater quotes FDR as assert­ ing that the Constitution does n»t empower Congress to deal with a vast area of nvatteri including the conduct o f pub­ lic utilities, o f banks, of in­ surance, o f business, of agrieulture, of education, o f so­ cial welfare and a dozrn others o f importance. FDR, of course, reneged on that point of view aa he did on other*. And it shall come to pass nftcrward. that I will pour out my spirit on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, nnd your young men shall sec visions.— loci 2:28. It is easy to achieve emancipation from false and little faiths. It is quite another thing to come to a large and life-giving faith. Yet this is what we all need.— Nnthnn M. Pusey. Lyle C. Wilson Says: INTRODUCING THE FORGOTTEN M A N OF 1964 Rul Ihe men and supplies involved are critical ilems — radios, guns, mortars, specialist unit leaders, machine personnel, noncommission­ ed officers, medical supplies, campaign Instructions and considerable sums of money. Wlthnul these leaders, In­ structions .iml monry, the sys­ tematic direction and eonrdlnalion of Viet Cong op­ era! ions would be much more difficult. THE EXPANDING BORDER PATRO L setup also serves another purpose. II gives fleeing Viet Cong fighters fewer places to hide. Secret of the surcess of the llrd guerrillas is that when they're surprised by South Viet Nam troops they can (Ice, cither into the hills or across thr tiorder into I,aos or Cambodia. When Hie guerrilla patrols liceomc large enough and ex­ perienced enough, and when they expand far enough along ihe border, they may be able to cut off numbers ol fleeing Viet Cong after major raids by government troops. This will reduce the im ­ portance of tiie Cambodia sanctuary. Reds Look To Sea Power 2% &aufori) fyratf) chev evidently enjoys sea voyages. He sailed to Eng­ land on the cruiser Sverdlov In 1955; to (he United Nations on the Uatilka in I960; to Egypt on the Armcnlya in ItHil; and lo Saudlnsvii on live Bashkiriya in I9fi4. Soviet and Communist in­ terest in sea power has been shown by: 1. Tlie sinking of thr United Stale* Aircraft Transport Card in Saigon Harbor in May. 2. Increased Soviet fishing off the New England Coast tills summer. 3. Increased Soviet m er­ chant ship construction. 4. Protests against a U. S. Navy cruise lo the Indian Ocean in April and May. 5. Development of a new ground effects crall called Rjdnga (Rainliow), a photo­ graph of whirh appeared in Pravdn on J u n e 3 Thr Raduga may he thr civilian version of an amphibious ves­ sel already in service in the navy. Tlie Russian* seem lo be using sea power more and more lo support what they call the "national liberation movement " This neutralist anti American, nr pro-Soviet cause ha* Ihe long range gnal of drawing the underdevelop­ ed nation* inlo Moscow’s or­ bit. The Sovieti have pul bil­ lions of ruble* into the "n a ­ tional liberation movement." Whether or not they will col­ lect on their overseas investment will depend to a large extent on their sea jkivv cr. WE’VE SHARPENED OUR PENCILS TO MAKE SHARP DEALS! SAVE ON A PLYMOUTH OR VALIANT NOWI If you w aited u n til noiv (o shop for a new car, you'll find the best deal in town at our showroom. N e w '6 4 Plym ouths and Valiants have been priced low to give you terrific savings. Trade-in allowances are up, up, up! ____ HURRY IN FOR A RED-HOT DEAL AND SAVE!______ Ron-Sun Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. 519 EAST FIRST STREET * SANFORD, FLORIDA » 4 �- -f \ ■w ssi r sssssftts s ~ fi =f — ------■ ------ - - -— taaMBMBSBSSOnRSf T * * ^ �T H U BKVBNTH-DAT A D V E N TIS T CHURCH Corner 7tb A Elm .T. U M e th a w a ---------- Pastor SERVICES SATU RDAY— Sabbath School ----- I I I * *. m. Worship Service ™. MtM a- m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service ----- T ill p. m* "W e Hava Thta Hope" radio i n i i u r i reeh Sunday a. m. at l i l t over W T R R at 1411 on poar radio dial. Assembly Of God PIN KCREST ASSEMIILT OK UOU CHURCH Cor. 111b and Elm H. M. W ilder — — P aitor Bondar School — - 1:41 a. m. blornloB Worahlp — ItitO »■ m. Keening Worehlp — 7:W P- m. Youth Sarv. (Bun.) - 1:00 p. m. M id-Week Berr. (W ad.) . T.l* p. in. r in B T DAPTIBT CHURCH t i l Park Avenue p. B. Cbanca — Paator Morning Worahlp — *• mSunday S c h o o l----- » ; * * • ■ *"• Murnlng Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — . *:>» t>Evening Worahlp _ 7:41 p. m. Wad. Prayer Bervloa 7:10 p. m. CENTRA!* B APTIST CHURCH cor. Illh Bt. A uak Ave. Call g*-14. * : _______ — - Paalof bunday Hchoul —— l:4 t a. m. Murnlng Worahlp — I II * * ■* ™* Training Uunlon « Ii4 l p. ni. Evening S e r v ic e ----- »:«o P. »"• V ’ e.l Prayer Service 7:10 p. m. Nurerry Open W T R R ---------- ----- *• “ • Sunday Nila Broadcast OK PROPHECY 1501 Elm Avanua Rav. n. L Strickland _ Paator Bundar School ___— 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvtea __ 10:44 a. m. E . ■ngal Iit Ia Sarv. __7:10 p. m. Wtdnraday; Young I’ aopla V. L B. gtrv. 7:10 p. m. D ibit T raining Sorv 1:00 p.m. Congregational CO NaR E O ATIO NAL C H R ISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o f Chrlat) Park Avanua at 14th St. 1:00 a. m. ____ Church School 10:00 a. m. _ Worahlp Borvte* 7:10 p. m. „ Chrlatlan Youth Mlnlatrr Rev. W alter A. R. McPheraon, Paator Christian Episcopal C H R ISTIAN CHURCH D1BCII'LEH OK CHRIST 1007 S. Hanford Ava. R. Vernon Kulter Bunday School —__- t : lt a. tn. Morning Worehlp 10:00 a. m. CH RIST CHURCH Church Btreat, Longwood Fr. Charla* W . Stewart, Jr. Vicar H oly Communion — 7:10 a. m. Service A Sermon — 1:00 a. m. rillH T Baptist 7HI CHURCH FOR A l l . . . A l l FOR THI CHURCH The Church ii the grealaat factor on earth far the build* ing of charactar and good dtlunahip. It i* a storahouao of apiritual value*. Without a alrong church, nvlthar democracy nor rlvilliation ran eurvlve. Thera are four eound raaaoni why every pcnon thouId attend etrvlcea regularly and eupport the thurth. They are: (I) For hia own aake. (Ji For hie chitdrvn’a aak*. (J| For the ».,ka uf hia community and nation. (4) For tha aak* of tha church Itself, which need* hi* mural and material eupport. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Church Of Christ CHURCH o r CHRIST Geneva ’ Ralph Rrawer Jr. E vangallit III hie School — 1:10 a. m. Morning Worehlp ... 1:10 a. m. Evening Worehlp ... 0:1* p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p. m. WKBTBIUB M IB IIO N AR Y BAIT1BT CHURCH tlh HI. A Holly Ave. Paul M. Celley —---- I'aetor Sunday School — 10:00 a. m. Sunday Murnlng Worahlp — 11:01 a. m. Sunday Evening Worehlp — 7:04 p. m. Wedneaday Prayer S e r v ic e ----- - 7:01 p. m. PINECRKBT RAPT1BT CHURCH On ora Road paator —___William J. Oueea Morning Worehlp . 11 too a. m. Sunday School ------ * :)* a. m. T raining U n io n -4:11 p. m. Evening Worahlp » - 7:10 p. m. Wad. O fficer* A Taachar* — 1:11 p. » M e a lin g ----E LD E R SPR1NOH R APTIST Old Orlando lid. at Haatar Ava. B, Hamilton O rltlln — Paator Bunday School ....— l : t t a. mMornlag Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union — p. m. Evanlng Worahlp — 7i4t p. ra. aoo ciitmcit o r nnD OSTEEN' R APTIBT CHURCH H W Y. 414 Ph. I l l - I l l * P a e t o r ____Cheater W. Plank Sunday Behool 10:00 a. m. Morning Bervlca _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union — - 4:10 p m. Evening Bervlca _ 7:10 p. m. Wedneaday Meatlngn Organliatlona ,__ 4:10 p. m. Prayer ......... ...... 7:1* p. m. Choir — 1:10 p, m. 7:10 p. m. or Stud A French H. C. Smith ____—____ Paator Sunday S c h o o l____1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Kvangallatlc Serv. _ 7:10 p. m. T u n . Prayar Sarv. _ 7:10 p. m. Thun. Toung Paopl* Endeavor — ... - ■ 7:10 p. m- OUR NEW LAND O A K LA W N DAPTIBT CHURCH 1141 Country Club Road Bponaorad by Klrat Uaptlat Church Rev. R. T. Barrett ----- Paator Sunday School 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Service — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — 4:41 p. m. Evanlng Worahlp _ tiOO p. m. Wad. Prayer Berv. _ 7:10 p. m. Alliance prayer Bar vice church JORDAN M ISSIONARY R A P T IB T CHURCH 1411 W. r i n t Btraet Sunday Behool —— 10:04 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Rlbla Btudr tflunday) 7:00 p.m. E van gellitle Bervlca 7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 7:00 p. m. Dill Btephene ... Peetor A Cordial Welcoma to A ll C H RISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIAN C E CHURCH 1401 Park Ave. at I4tb SL Ilev. & C. Dot*. Jr. — .P » « t o r Bundar Bcbool -----. »!* * *• m* Worahlp Service — 11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp — T;I0 p. m. Alllanca Tooth Fellowship (Bun.) — »|4I p. m. Methodist Church Of God Baptist Adventist PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST Highway 44 Weal M orrl* lluhy E vengellet Bible Claei ______ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m. Evening Worehlp — 4:(>» p. m. lill.Le Claeeee Wed. , 7:10 p. m. CHURCH OK CHRIST I t l l Park Avenue Hart D r o w n ______Evengellet Sunday III hi# Study ______ l#:oo a. m. Murnlng Worehlp .... 11:00 a- m. Evening Service .... 0:10 p. m. Bee “ Herald o f Truth" 1 p. ra. Bunday on Chnunal I Tueaday Lad lee Itlhla d a le - IOi O* a. m. Wedneaday Bible Ctaaa ------- 7:10 p. m. Forty-three nr res! How long we labored, hoping somnlay la add it to our modest farm. nlong the border of our lives. Suddenly it became our church. (iooil bottum land . . . with a grave for the children to play in, a stream with an ol' tswiminln’ hole, and rich soil juot Itegglng for the plow. And there was that deep sense of partnership with God . . . full of promise . . . fraught with challenge. Kmv it’s ours! A great moment. . . full of promise , . . frought with chnllengc. Sort of like lliut moment a few years ago when Peg and I bccamo memtiers of the congregation, be­ fore that the church hud Iwen simply a familiar scene Christian Science H O LT CROSS 401 A Park Ava. Fr. Lvroy P. Soper, naeler H oly Communion 7:10 a. m. Fam ily Bervlca and Sunday School 0:04 a. ta. Morning Prayar I Klrat Sunday — H oly Communion 11.oo a. at. Free Methodist F R E E M ETHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th 8L and Laurel Ave. Eugene S h e ld o n ______ Paator Telephone! 131-7071 Sunday School _0:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp _ 10:41 a. m. Evening W o ra h lp __7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Bervlca 7:10 p. ra. Lutheran LU T H E R A N CHURCH OF T H E REDEEM ER 101 W. llt h Placa "Tha church o f the Lutheran H our" and T V "Thla la tha L ift" Herbert W. G oera a ____Paator Bunday S c h o o l____1:11 a. m. Worahlp Bervlca 10:10 a. tn. Kindergarten and Nuraary There is such an abundant harvest of blessing and happiness tn bo reaped In life . . . if a man yearns for the Itest, and claims it for his own, and is ready to put bis hand to the plow. GOOD SHEPHERD LU TH E R AN CHURCH IIOO A Orlando Drlva Hwy. 17-31) Sanford. Florida riR B T CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST 104 Eaal Second Street Bunday Service A Bunday School —„ 11:0* a. ra. 111*1111 Suhjrot: " T f B l h " Rumlay Matthew 13:10*17 Wedneaday Service - 1:0* p. m. Reading Room: 1*1 R. Klret. W eekdeyei 10:10 a. m. • 4:10 p. m. Krlday Evanlngi 4:10l i l t p. ea. Monilay Luka 0:87-02 Turada/ Luke 12:13-21 ! Wrilncjulay Itumuna 8:1217 Thuradar I Ccrlnthians 0:3-12 Friday I I Corinthians 6:18-21 Tha Rav. J. Oordon P a • r y, Paator Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 111 00 a. m. Communion— Klrat Sunday la Each Month K IN D E R G A R TE N AND NHUB­ ERT Saturday Galatians d:l-T F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rev. Robert M. Jenklnt, Peetor Morning Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Sunday School 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 10:11 a. m. M TP M eeting! _ _ 4:10 p. m. (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland Ave., Rav. John 1L Hlrea Jr., Peetor Church School 1:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. M TF -------------------0:10 p. m. C H RIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Katatoa Cltrua Haights Rav. Charlaa 8. H o g g __Paator Church S c h o o l------ 1:41 a. tn. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M Y K ________________ 4:10 p. m. Eve. W o r e h lp ----- 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Strvlea 7:10 p.m. Nazarene F IR S T CHtinCH OK THE NAZAREN E W. 2nd St. at Mapla Ave. P iu l O le k e a __________ Faatne Sunday School _ l : l t A m. Morning Worahlp — 10:41 a. tn. Youth -..... ..... . . . . . . . 1:00 p. ra. Young Adull Fellowehlp ----- --- 1:00 p. m. The Name* Wa Bear Evangelletlo Service 7100 p, ra. Mid-Week Service (W ad.) _ 7:00 p. ta. Third Sunday Slngiplralloa —_ 1:00 p. m. F IR S T CHURCH OK THE N AZARENE Lake Mary, F la Rev. W. L Holcombe, Faator Sunday 1:41 a m . ____Blbla School 11:00 a. m. — Morning Worahlp 7:0* p. m. „ Evanlng Bervlca 7:00 p. tn. _ Wad. Mid-Week Prayer Servlcea l oo p. m. _ Laat Wed. Ulaa* lonary Service Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OK LONGWOOD 1(1 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth aran t — P a ito r Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:00 a m. Sunder Evening __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. ra, Conquerora Mealing Friday ...___- , . 7:10 p. m. Presbyterian F IR S T PR E S B Y TE R IA N CHURCH Sanford, KI a Oak A va A Ird St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ Paator E dgar W. Smith Jr. Aailatant Paator Church School 1:41 a m. Beaalon M e e la ____ 1:41 a m. Morning W onh lp 10:00 a. m. Pienaar Fellowehlp 1:00 p. tn. Senior HI Feltowahlp 4:00 p.m. Evening Worehlp __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Moat — TiOl p. m. CHURCH OF TH E COVENANT 1171 South Orland* Drlva Thotnai 1L M ikln — _ Pastor Worahlp ------------- 1:00 a h i . Churoh School — 10:04 A a . -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland AR T BROW N P E ST CONTROL GREGO R Y L U M B E R of Sanford H IL L L U M B E R ft H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSO N ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* ROSE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and Staff E A S T SIDE G A R A G E Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall H O L L E R MOTOR S A L E S CO. and Staff O V IE D O R A D IO ft ELE C T R IC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and Staff PE R FEC TO N D A IR IE S H O R N E DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llw y. 17-92, Sunford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M P A N Y C. L. Robinson and Staff K ID D Y 'S S T A N D A R D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L. D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida A D A M S T R A N S F E R ft STORAGE Phone 322*0225 FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees C E L E R Y CITY P R IN T IN G CO., INC. H A R R E L L ft B E V E R L Y AU T O M O T IVE 209 W . 26th Bt*, Sanford SA N F O R D W E L D IN G ft F A B R IC A T IN G CO. BUI Whitly ft Employees K ILG O R E SE E D C O M PA N Y 1400 W . 1st, St., Sanford PR O G R ESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heuting, A ir Conditioning T H E RITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees Z1TTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm L eR O Y C. ROBB C O NSTRUCTIO N CO., IN C . B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, INC. 301 W . 1st. St., Sanford C H E L S E A T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 110 W , First, Sanford A* D U D A ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM P L E M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees STRICKLAND-M ORRISON, IN C . and Staff B. E D W A R D S B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S and Employees H O W A R D BO TELER Wholesale Confectionery S M IT O T S S N A P P IN ' T U R T L E M O W E R S A L E S A N D SER VICE SO U T H E R N N A T U R A L G AS CO. John Dunn and Staff S T A T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff W ILSO N -E IC H E LB U R G E R M O R TU AR Y Eunice I. Wilson and Staff W IL S O N -M A IE R F U R N IT U R E CO. Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson C ITIZENS B A N K OF O VIE D O Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE C O U N TY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYB APTIST Antioch llaptlat Church, Ovlado Contra! Uaptlat Church, I I I ) Oak Ava. l^iulltoU Klrat Uaptlat Church ChuiuoU Uaptlat Mlaalan Sportaman'a Club, Chuluote Eldar Spring! Dapltat Church, 140 Lehman ltd Klrat Uaptlat Church. I l l Park Avo. Friendship Uaptlat Church s i Altaniunta Spring* R L 4*0, Altamonte Spring* F ira l Uaptlat Church o f DaDary F lrat Uaptlat Church o f Ooncvn Flrat Uaptlat Church o f Laka Mary Flrat Dapltat Church o f Lak* Monroa F lrat Baptlat Church o f Longwood, Oar. Churoh a Grant Firm Daptlal Church o f Oviedo , Ft rat Dapltat Churoh o f San Landn Springe Flrat Shiloh Miaalonary Uaptlat Church, t i l l W. Ilth 8L For art C ity Uaptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Ohurah, Ovloda L a v * Southern DapUat Klaalos, Chuluoth Mlnaleaary Baptlat Churah North BS. BatorprUo „ . . . Macadoola Mlaalan Baptist Church Oak M il! Rd. Oatcan Mora!up Glory U ap tlit Church, Qohors Mwy. 4 Mt. Olive Miaalonary Baptlat Church, San Landn Spring! ltd., Longwood ML Elan Miaalonary Uaptlat, Slpaa Ava. Now ML Calvary Miaalonary Baptlat l t l l W. IJlh PL Naw Sal am Prim itive Baptlat Church, i n i w. n th sl Naw ML Blon Baptlat Chhreh. 171* Faar Ava Oaklawn Uaptlit Chapal, 1741 W. loth Sl. Oataan Uaptlat Church Plnacraat Uaptlit Church. 1*1 W. Onora ltd. Pralrla Laka Baptlat Church, R idge ltd., Pam r a rk Program Miaalonary Baptlat l^iuroh. Midway Second Shiloh Mlaalanary Baptlat Church. Ninth * Hickory ■L Jama* Mlaalanary Baptlat Church Sle. Hd. 411 Oataan ■L Paul Miaalonary U aptlit Church, Ith SL SL Malthawa Miaalonary Baptlat Church Canaan Halghta ■L Jobh'a Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, 111 Cyprcac SL Temple Baptlat Church, Palm Spring* Rd., Allam unt* Spring* Wactaid* Miaalonary Baptlat Church, 411 S. H olly Ava, El on Map* Baptlat Church, 111 Orange Ava. CATBOUO Church at tha N ativity, L ak * Mary A ll Saul* Catholic Church, US Oak Avo. St. Ann'a Catholic Church, Perilling l*lace, H illa ry SL Mary Magdalena Calhntln Churrh, Mallland Ava. Altamonta Hprlnga LU TH E R AN Flrat Chrlatlan churrh, 1401 S. Sanford Ava. Congregational ChrlaMan Churrh, 34*1 Park Ava. Norlhalda Chrlatlan Churrh, F l o r i d a ltavan U r, Maitland Aacanalon Lutheran Church, O virbrook Ur-, Canalbarry Good Shaphcrd United Lulharn. 1300 S. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh o f tha Badaamar, I t l W. Slth Placa llaaalah Lutheran Churrh, American Legion Hall. Pralrla Lake, Farn Park ■L Lukaa Lutheran Church, ItL 4S0 Slavia tm U R C H OP CHRIST M ETHODIST of Chrlat. t i l l S. Park Ava. o f Chrlat, Ganava o f Chrlat, Longwood o f Chrlat, P ool* Barnatt Memorial Mathodlat Church, B. DaBary A v a , Eularprlaa Dear L a ta Mathodlat Churoh Uethvl A.U.E. Church. Canaan Halghta Caaaalbarry Community Mathodlat Church, Hwy. 17*13 4k PI nay R idge R d , Caaaalbarry DaBary Community Mathodlat Church W. Highland*, DaBary Chrlat Mathodlat Church Sunland Kalataa Flrat Mathodlat Church, 41* P ark Ava. 31rat Mathodlat Church at Oviedo Fraa Mathodlat Church, I I I W. Ith SL arace Mathodlat Church. Onorn Rd. Grant Chapal A U K. Caurrh. Ovlcda Oakgrovo Mathodlat Church, Ovlcda CHRISTIAN Church Churrh Churrh Church CHURCH OP OOD Churrh o f God. i l l Hickory Church of God. t:oo a. Franck Church of God, Ovlado EPISCO PAL A ll Salnta Kplacopal Church B. DaBary A v a , Bntarprlaa Chrlat Kplacopal Church. Longwood A ll Salnta Kplacopal. Kntarprlaa H oly Creaa Eplaaopal, Park Ave. at 4lh Oataan Mathodlat Church P a a 1n Waalayan Mathodlat, RL 41 W. at Paola St. J a m u A M E , Sanford Av*. SL Mary1* A.M.K. Church SL ItL 411 Oalccn St. Paul'* Mathodlat C h u r a h Oataan Rd. Bntarprlaa Stafford Memorial Mathodlat C h u r c h B. DaBary tha of N iia rtn *. the W. Naaarana, O’tirlan Rd, Porn rark L ak * Mary Church at the Naiaran* P R E S B Y T E R IA N Community Frothytcrlan Church, Leko Mary Flrat Fraahytarlan Church, Oak Av*. * Ird Bt. F lrat Frcaby tartan Church. Caacolbarry Flrat Praabytarlan Churah o f DaBary, K. Highland Proabylarlan Church o f Tha C an aa n t 1711 E Orlando Dr. ■ l Andrews Presbyterian Church l i l t Lao* noal Boh. D r, Baer L ak * Upealh Community Praabytarlan Church, Upaala Rd. Waatmlnlatar P raabjtarla* Church, Uowall Bark, R L 411 ( DAT AD VENTIST O TH ER CHURCHES N ASAREN B P 1 r# t Church *f lad at Maple Farn r a rk Church SEVENTH F ortat Laka Savanlh*day Advanttat Church, Hwy. 411, Foraat City Bavaath-day Adventlat Church. H aitians A v a , Altamonta Spring! Sanford Bovanth*day Adrantlot church. Seventh A Elm Allan1* A.M E. Church, Olivo A llt h Church o f Ood in c b riit, Oviedo Chuluota Community Church Church of and o f Prophecy, 3417 Elm Ava. Church o f Jccua Chrlat o f L etter Day Salnta, 3114 Park Ava. Community Chapal, Altamonta Spring! Kaalarn Orlbodoa Church, SL johna Chryaoatum Chapal, Hwy. 17-33. Farn Park Congregation Bath laraal, llt h A M agnolia Flrot Churoh o f Chrlat, ■cteollil, ta* K. Jnd SL Plrat pantacoatal Charch o f Longwood H t. Olivo Holinca* Church, Oak H ill ltd. Oataan Plnacraat Assembly o f Ood, l lt h A Elm Sanford Alltanco church, 14*1 A P ark Ava, Sanford Congregation o f Jehovah’s W it­ nesses. l f t i w tat SL The Salvation Army, 1 1 1 E. Ind SL Unity Church a t Santord, t i l B. la t SL (J �“1 Seminole County * * * * Record $ 6 .2 5 M illion .School B u d ge t A d o p te d 0 By Julian Stenatrom Tha Saminola County Board o f Public Inatructlon offically adopted a record budget of slightly more than $0.26 mil­ lion after a public hearing Friday afternoon and recom­ mended that it be approved by the Board o f County Comtnlaaionera. The budget called fo r a 1.07 Increase In mlllage from 8.25 to 0.32 and the only objection w*s raised by former Mayor Tom McDonald o f Ssnford who question* the mlllage hike when the Board o f Pub­ lic Instruction still was per­ mitting courtesy ride* on buses for students who reside within two miles o f the schools they attend. Attending the public hear­ ing were members o f the County Commission plus o f­ ficials o f the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber o f Commerce. John Krider, chamber man­ ager, asked the board mem­ bers if they could detect a point where mlllage rates could be levelled off. He de­ clared that "a fluctuating miilage deters industrial ex­ pansion." School Superintendent R. T. Mil wee told Krider that "Poor schools also deter growth," ami Board Chairman Dan W right forecast that " i f it \ c L O c were not fo r the proposed The words "Manufactured East Central Florida UniIn Sanford, Florida," will ★ ★ ★ noon be apread across the world— aeven million times a year. And you can’ t even buy that kind o f advertising— not a t the going rate, anyway. *+°m V* * 4 • 'J • • The phrase will appear on the packages which will be •hipped from the local plant o f Chemical Corporation o f America when equipment la I n s t a l l e d in the Del-Mar Building. Harold Hartaock, trice president and comptrol­ ler, la presently supervising removal o f the district office from Tallahassee. N ext it'a remodeling o f the plant to meet the company’s needs. • • • Sara L. Jacobson o f San­ ford is one o f six Stetson University students serving In the Peace Corps, university officials have told The Clock. Sara is serving In Chile, • • • varsity being located right on our county line 1 would es­ timate that we might level o ff at a point slightly less than 10 milla." A d m l n l s t r a live assist­ ant W alter Teague said that the school board must pay teachers at schedules compar­ able to surrounding counties or It would not be able to hire additional teacher* and retain those tha board now has as one reason fo r the mlllage expansion. Ho »i»o cited the 31 additional teacher* the board h *i employed this year. He pointed to the $44,000 increase in the cost o f the county’s participation in the state's minimum Foundation Program, a $80,000 driver range to permit four instruct­ or* to do the worklead of 10, a $45,000 Increase in the cost o f the system's industrial art* program, and $140,000 in con­ struction plus $75,000 for the cost o f entering the Educa- ★ ★ ★ ★ During Friday afternoon'* public hearing on the Semin­ ole County School Hoard’s $0.25 plus-million budget for 19C4-G5 former Sanford May­ or Tom McDonald questioned the continuance of courtesy ridca to students who reside within two miles of the schools which they attend. McDonald's question came when the Increased number of students and crowded bus transportation problem* were cited as some of the reasons for the mlllage increase of 1.07 to a total of 6.32 milla for the coming year. The ex-mayor was told by School Board Chairman Dan Wright that "T h li matter of courtesy rides has been a problem for some time and we're doing our level best to reduce them." But McDonald replied that In his opinion It was the par­ ent's responsibility to see to it that their children get to school safety. Wright cited one major rea­ son for continuing the prac­ tice is the safety factor in­ volved. "W e simply can'l have children In the lower elementary grades trying to cross major arterial* as U. S. 17-82 and others In this county." He pointed to efforts o f the ★ ★ ★ Speedy Action Urged For Junior College reach and surpass 1,000 in the very near future. "Obviously." said Kimball, "all of these students will not have the necessary grade average! to meet the entrance requirements o f East Central Florida University or any other Institutions in the state university system. So, we must provide ■ school which aill be able to offer the m a­ jority of our graduates tech­ nical, vocational aa well as academic education on the college level, plua a much needed adult education pro­ gram ." It was at this point that Chamber Manager John K ri­ der put a question to those present: "Is It possible that tills might be our last chance to have s local legislative dele­ gation get the enabling act for u s !" Cleveland replied; "W e may not even have a local legisla­ tive delegation, aa such, after 1665 We don't know what'a going to happen. But I do know this: "W e must set now—If the people want u» to act—and 1 should think they would wsnt something done right away because this is the only ma­ jor area In tha state without what is known a* a commun­ ity college facility." Man Arrested In Gunplay County Commission and the School Board tn get traffic lights at certain points for t lit* safety of school children hut explained that the Stale Road l>epnrtinent would not approve them. Wright did say, however, that, "T h e problem of courtesy rides has nothing to do u ith the more valid reasons for hiking Uie school miilage rate 1.07." School Superintendent R. T. Milwee explained that in Sem­ inole County "W e are educat­ ing our children at an annual cost o f $285 per student and only two counties In all of Florida's 67 are doing It for less." Milwee* added, "It'a true that we might save a few dol­ lar*'. H TO eliminated couttciy rides all together, but I don't think It would Justify reducing the miilage increase." M c D o n a l d replied, "O f course, In my experience on boards w e've found that you can't save money In lump sums. You have to cut a little hero and a litllo there and then it begins to add up." Chairman Wright closed out the discussion by stating: "A s long as I'm a me in Iter of this Board I cannot con­ scientiously refuse courtesy rides If Die safety of any child may depend upon it." Attorney To Talk On Barge Canal Edgar Johnson, execulivc secretary of the Florida Waterwaya Association, Is slated to apeak to the Kiwanis Club Wednesday noon at the Civic Center, Program Chairman Bill Fraasa said today. Johnson, who ii a county commissioner of A l a c h u a County and a practicing attor­ ney ii also chairman o f the Water Resources Committee for the Florida Commission­ er* Association. He will show a new color film on the Florida cross slate barge canal and speak on the subject. Digging of the canal has begun just south or Palatka. toward the west, with dig­ ging toward the east esperted to begin soon at Yankcctown on the Gulf Coast. A portion of Johnson's talk will have to do with the con­ nection o f the St. Johns-Indian River Canal, aa it will affect Sanford. First Time For New York State S r n t f t Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Cloudiness with oernsionnt showers today nnd loss Humorous showers Tuesday: hitrh today 88; low tonight In low 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 M ONDAY, JU L Y 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 242 U. S. Sending So. Viet Nam More Soldiers And Civilian Advisers SAIG O N , South V iet Nam (U l’ l ) — The United Stnt.s lias promised to send more U. S. soldier and civilian advisera to South Viet Nam and |to furnish more equipment for the w ar against the Com­ munist guerrillas, the Viet­ namese government announ|red tonight. The announcement by Pre­ mier MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Khanh aaid th* undisclosed number o f fresh Atnerlcsn troops would ba uirl ss nddi- I tional advisers In battlefield |ureas. They will reinforce the apI proximately 15,500 American |servicemen already serving as m wA. • • 10 Die In Crash KINSTON, N. C. (U P I) Ten persona were killed near here early Sunday when two automobiles, e a c h carrying tlx persons, collided hcadon. ★ A man identified by police aa Charlie N. Crtafield, man­ ager of the Eastern Oil Com­ pany on W. 13th Street, was arrested on a ch art* o f brandishing a firearm in a ROCHESTER, N. Y . (U P I ) threatening manner early to­ —* Bsttls - garbed National day. Guardamen encamped In this I'ullce said Crtafield was troubled community today are threatening a watchman, Ed­ tha flrat Naw York ils U m ili­ ward Plummer. They aaid tiaman to b* mobilised for Crlsfield had reported Plum­ duty In a racial insurrection mer had had visitor* in th* in tha guard's 140-year hi*office* shortly befor* th* ar- tory. rest. A guard spokesman aaid it Patrolmen John Dodson and waa tha only time this canMika Rotundo mad* th* ar> tury whan a governor had to rest when they responded to commit tha Naw York Nation­ the Crlsfield complaint. Bond al Guard to deal with any was set st $207.50. kind o f civil diaobadianc*. 1 * ,im >' F I ★ J i ’t U t f n r i T Courtesy Bus Rides Questioned By McDonald A t Board M eeting I f you’re one o f those who received a notice o f change of county assessed evaluation of real estate, provided the ★ ★ ★ E change amounted $906 or more, It doesn't necessarily mean that thare has been a ,^hanrr In the assessed valuav . tlon if you are a new owner o f the property. Notices were len t to new owners. Some property owners received no­ tices that indicated a lesser assessed valuation. O f course, The possibility o f Seminole a few we've talked to have having its own junior college been extremely pleased. may very well depend upon • • • early action on the part of lo­ A long this line, property cal authorities and the coun­ owner* who wish to protest ty's legislative delegation. any changes in their assessed At least that waa the con­ valuation may do ao when the census o f opinion expressed Board o f County Commission­ last Friday when the Board of er* eit a t a Board o f Equal­ Public Instruction heard State isation Aug. 3. Your com­ Senator Mack N. Cleveland plaints will be heard at that Jr. declare that he did not £ time. know whether tho reappora • • tlonment of the Legislature's Today 175 yeara ago the U. two housei would result In S. Government's Deportment this county even having Its ol Foreign A ffa irs was estab­ own representative nr senator lished. Now, that agency Is at such. . known as the State Depart­ "Th erefore," tald Cleve­ ment. Remember! E l e v e n land, " i f w e’re going to try year* ago today the Korean to get an enabling act to pro­ W ar ended with the signing vide for a junior college we'd t. o f an armistice. better move and move quick­ T • . . ly !" The official 1804 Democrat­ At a meeting o f the school ic caucus o f the Florida House board members, county com­ o f Representative* will be missioner! and S e m i n o l e held in Tampa, Oct. 1-3. ac­ County Chamber of Com­ cording to word from House merce leader*, Judge Vernon Speaker Mallory E. Home. C. Mite and Byron Kimball, Also invited to the affair are co-chairmen of t h e trade member* o f the Florida Sen­ body's long range planning ate, the U. 8. Congressional committee, initiated the idea ^ delegation from the elate, gubernatorial nominee Huydon that perhaps the site of the Bums, Gov. Farris Brysnt, county home—no longer in use members o f the Florid* cab­ as such— might ba utilized for inet and the itate'e Supreme the institution. Commission C h a i r m a n Court Justice*. • • • James A very, who with three W e checked out a report by other commitiionera present, • Clock Watcher that etreet agreed that, "first of all, we lights on Magnolia Ave. have are not abandoning tha county been burning all day. City homa. We have plans for oth­ Manager Pete Knowles says e r utilisation o f the facility the power company operate* and I'm not sure we could the s t m t light* and If they convey the property to the must work on the lines, they school board even if we want­ do it In the daytime. So don’t ed to do i t " w orry about wasting electric­ Cleveland and School Super­ ity — lt’a on the power com- intendent R. T. Milwee agreed pany. that they thought a statute ex­ isted whereby one county agency could legally transfer title o f property to another. The question of Ibe need for Abby ...... — ...... ...... Pago 9 program Bridge ---------- - ___ Pag# 9 a Junior college Classified ---- —•.... Pag# 11 arose—Inasmuch as the East Comica ............... ...... Page 10 C e n t r a l Florida University ...... Pag* * and other nearby Institutions Editorial F u n e r a ls -------- -___ Paga 2 might provide sufficient facil­ H o ro s c o p e ----- —___ Pag* 10 ities. But Kimball explained Society — ------- ____ Pag# » that there are now nearly <00 8 pert* - ......... — .... Page 6-7 students graduating f r o m T V Programs .... ... . Huge 8 Seminole high schools and Pag* 9 that Um figure la likely to jW a tba Woman Herald Index tion T V program as other ressons fo r th* 1.07 mlllage advance. In other action, the board awarded a paving contract to the A. C. Scott Construction Co. for driving ranges at Crooms, Seminole end Lyman High Schools. The ranges will be used for driver training o f students and is in keeping with a new procedure developed recently for this course. It will enahle one Instructor to supervise the activities o f several stu­ dent* by his using special communications from e "con­ trol tower” to each vehicle. The Scott company hid $40,864* for the work and wn* low bidder. Other bidder* were: Republic Construction Com­ pany, $57,548; Orange Pav­ ing Company, $52,510; Super­ ior Paving Company, $01*,200.0(1; A & E Construction Company, $55,727.12. on the S t Johns River * * + * “The Nile of America” Thant Denies It RANGOON, Burma ( U P I ) UN Secretary General Thant today denied he haa decided to quit hla post at the end of hit present term ot office In November, 1900. Greeks Fear Raids ‘ AM I EVER (1LA1) to »co you* could bo the thought o f Wnve Ilonitn Jean Turner, KT1, Heated, aa Wuve Judith Ann Hunter, T H A N , reported for duty at ReconnaUnunce Attack Squadron 3 at Sanford Navul A ir Station. For the past 16 months Ilonitn has been the only Wnve attached to RVAH-il, a squadron o f several hundred men. They both ngrcc odds are still pretty much one sided in favor o f their male counterparts. Judith’s husband is also uttuched to UV A ll-3 ; Ilonitn'* husband in serving in Guam. (O fficial U. S. Navy Photo) Navy Man Hurt M otel Builder Eyes By Car While W aterfron t Project Crossing Street Sanford'* proposed water­ injured front development plan haa Sunday night when struck by aroused the interest uf at a car a* be waa waiting to least one motel builder mid developer, the agenda o f the cross Park Avenue at 13th City Commissioners revealed Street. The driver was charg­ today. ed with careless and negligent Commission will meet nt 8 p. in. tonight mid one o f the driving. items on tho agenda involves Police reported the N avy Interest in the proposed motel. man, Charlci E. Dixon, 10, o( A navy man waa VAII-3 at Sanford Naval Air Station, suffered a head in­ jury in the accident. He was reported In good condition at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. A m ’slrd w as D ougin Frank Plapp, IS, o f 117 W. Woodland Dr. Plapp told police he was driving north on Park Avenue when the light turned red at the intersection. He said he hit Hit* brakes only to find they had (ailed. The car careened over the curb anil struck Dixon, carry­ ing him 51 feet on the hood of the auto before toning him off near some gas pumps at a service station. The vehicle then continued about 345 fret from the point of impact when it was stopped by Plapp applying the emergency brak­ es, according to Police Capt. Arnold Williams who investi­ gated. Witnessing tba accident was Eric McFsdden, also o f the local naval atatlon and who was standing at the intersec­ tion with Dixon. Two Arrested In Three-Car Crash Two persona wars arteated following lata a threa-car Sunday night at crash Park Avenue and 20th Street, po­ lice reported today. Charged with failure to yield tha right o f way waa Michael It. Smith o f Bel A ir Hlvd. and 1408'4 Otis S. Lenten* of 215 Flamingo Dr. was charged with improper passing. Also Involved In the accident, according to tha po­ lice report, waa Jamea P. Cullen o f 070 E. 20th St. Detail* o f tha mishap war* not available. Whereabouts Of Man Sought A Sanford resilient, 51r». Marir Thomas of 105 \V. Jin* kins Circle has been attempt­ ing to get in touch with It. Alton Bradley, who she says, nt one time waa principal of u private Bible aehool, which encompassed high school and college guides. Mrs. Thomas attended the school in her 10th and U lh years and needs a letter from the principal staling that aha did, In order to enter a teachnicat school to which she has made application. The school was held on th* Sanford Naval A ir Station in 1848 and 184U, Mrs. Thomas said. Rain Refreshes Citrus Trees A alow, easy rain which proved "quite helpful" to lo­ cal agricultural interests pre­ vailed in the Sanford area over the weekend with mora than an Inch recorded by tha agricultural agent’* office*. Ernest l.undgren, assistant agricultural agent, said th* water gave a big aasist to are* crops and ha added ha hoped "w e are in our regular rainfall pattern.” The agent noted citrus trees were In dire need o f the rain­ fall since the fruit is now "s itin g ." New growth alto la In need o f the water, ha add­ ed. Lundgren said tha citrus grove* have hud sufficient rain fur now but ahullow rooted crops could use dally shower*. NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I) — The Interior Ministry called on citiiens today to dig air raid ahcltcra as protection against the possibility of a Turkish air attack on Cyprus. Probe Jet Crash M A R IE TTA , Ga. (U P I) Tile acarch continued today for clues to Use cause of the crash o f a N avy je t fighter that ripped apart a home near here Saturday, killing three persons. Train Kills 83 O PO R T ttrB w tu gal ( U P D A railway fa r Jumped tha tracks and crashed Into a stone bridge Sunday night, killing M3 persons and Injuring Other matter* to coma up fo r coni Ide rut Ion Include re- 105. No foreigners were be­ queat fo r the renewal of the lieved to be aboard. too concession lease; recon­ sideration ul the Constantine MIAMI BEACH (U P I )- T h e property at 071 and 703 W. Ulh St. fo r condemnation; re­ world's most beautiful girls quest fo r a transfer o f funds opened a week-long grind of within the water distribution posing and public appcaranc. aecuunls; a request from a cs today which will be cli­ local citizen to tell flowers maxed Saturday with the at tha north end o f the new crowning of Miss Unlverae of mall, 1904. Iteynulds, Smilh and Hills lira requesting puymeitt of IIH F A application fee; and A TLA N TA (U P I ) — Grand \V. I „ Cater is asking to pur­ Dragon Calvin Craig of the chase city property south o f Georgia Ku Klux Klan aaya Grnndvicw Ave. his followers have decided to Tho commissioner* will ba back Republican presidential tendered the resignation af candidate Barry Goldwatcr In Voile W illiam * Sr. from tha u campaign between "A m e r­ board o f bond trustees; decld* icanism” versus "socialism ." who will attend the Florida Municipal League convention In Jacksonville, Oct. 25 to 27; SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. approve * resolution of com­ (U P I )—Firefighters w ere con­ mendation for City Finance ducting mnpping-up o p e r a Director Henry Tamm who re­ Hons today in the Cajon P a n signed, affective Nov. 1; and area of the San Bernardino hear a first reading o f an National Forest, where a six* ordinance on the reorganisa­ tion o f the finance depart­ day fire blackened more than 17,000 acres o f valuable water­ ment. shed and Umber. Miss Universe Back Barry Mop Up Fire Zoning Cases To Be Heard The Board of County Com­ missioners will from Tuesday Board o f W A S H IN G T O N (U P D — President Johnson's order fo r an "across-the-board" intensification o f tha Amer­ ican e ffo rt In South Viet Nam underline* Ma deter* minatlnn to carry the entire anil-communist figh t there to victory, high administra­ tion officials aaid today. an Increase o f U, 9.-supplied equipment, including trans­ port planes, plus more techni­ cians fo r maintenance and communications work. The prime minister’* an­ nouncement was issued thla morning a fter a conference with l). S. Ambassador Max­ well I). Taylor, form er chair­ man o f tha U. S. Joint Chlafa of Stuff. A U. S. military spokesman reported earlier today that Vietnamese g o v e r n m e n t troops have killed 36 Com­ munist V iet Cong guerrillas in a major offensive In Phil Yen Province, 235 mllea northwest of Saigon. One o f the guerrillas waa reported captured. The battle, centering Sevan mile* northeast o f tha pro­ vincial capital o f Tuy Hoa, raged Into Its aecond day to­ day. The U. S. spokesman said tha 30 Communist* ware killed in "Juat one section" o f tha battle and Indicated final casualty figures would ba much larger. Conference Sef On Rights Law Area law enforcement o ffi­ cer* are expected to tnka part In a conference next month to dlacusa provisions o f tha newly enacted Civil Highta A ct and a review o f tha Fug!Uv# Felon Act. The conference la planned In Orlando on Aug. 13 and Is being arranged by tha Federal Bureau o f Investigation. J. F. Santolana Jr., special agent In charga o f tha Tam p* office, aaid tha conference la In line with a aeriea being held throughout the nation. FB I Director J. Edgar Hoover stated that officials attending th# conference* wilt bo provided with full Informa­ tion pertaining to the FB I's responsibilities u n d e r th* Civil Rights act o f 1804. IT S HEItlC! en n eiM t UUiVft ST O UAUTV ^ AIW AY t M WUIST QUALITY morning hear a recommendation th* advisers w i t h Vietnamese fighting forces in this w ar. torn Southeast Asian nation. Khanh said additional ci­ vilian advisers also had been promised by th* United State*. Tha South Vietnamese pre­ mier said there would alio ba Adjust­ ment concerning the granting WHITE GOODS EVENT! ing a special use permit for tha aitabliahment o f a golf driving range on SR 430 west o f U. S. 17-1)2. STARTS TO D A Y ! Approval will be asked of tba Commission to reaona a portion Acrattaa of Lake to T -l Harney (trailer homes). The County's toning board previously approved th* FAM O US N A T IO N W ID E LUXURY PE N C A LE application o f Thomaa Turk and tha recommendation goe* to tha Commission fo r final action. A portion o f Mobil* Manor subdivision, located on SR 4S4 west o f Smnlando Springs, w ill ba reioned from A - l (a g ri­ culture) to C-2 (heavy com­ mercial) If an application o f adveloper L. W. Simkln Is ap­ proved by the Commissioner*. 42x36 CASES 2/78C 42x38)4 Cases J/fQ 0 72x108 72x108 TWIN FITTED | TWIN FITTED | J g 81x108 81x108 jjg FULL FITTED f U f fJ l FULL FITTED | J | � 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 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 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 24, 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/1f2ff55ddb223b82a1cafc9cdb266d2c.pdf ab89a733dc57cd1d153aba389ca44aff PDF Text Text I i «mta Page 4A—June 24 1064 withoutguessing Resources For Development Of Area Discussed Five kind* nr resources w tre listed a* pertinent to an area's Industrial development, by Uylhel Warretl, General Industrial Agent for the At­ lantic Coast Line Itallmad, speaking to members of the Rotary Club, Monday, The resources which must be good to Interest potential industry Include natural, In­ dustrial, trade, social and fi­ nancial. "Often the dcchlon to lo­ cale In a community can hinge on unlavnrahlc aspects concerning such things as cost of living, recreation, ■choola, trade areas or lack of civic organization, or other factora affecting the menial stimulation anil development of the plant personnel," said Warrell. T r a n s p o r t a t i o n facil­ ities, electrical [tower, water, waste disposal, tax struc­ tures, c l i m a t e , Insurance rates, all affect favorable or unfavorable decisions lo lo­ cate In a community, Worrell the Happy Difference O T Pole Pineapple-Grapefruit fllmft 4) 46-ex. com Delicious Sacramento Brand Counly Requests Larger Ad Fund At the auggestion of Chair man James Avery, the Coun ty Commission today unanl mouidy directed County At twncy Hamid Johnson to pro pare a bill for presentation In the county'* legislative delegallon which would permit an increase of Seminole's ad­ vertising fund from S2.\,fXHi to • s much as | 50,non. Tike hill, 11 approved by the delegation, would he submit­ ted to the 1065 session of the •late legislature frir its action. Avery pointed out that it On art ion wete taken at this time sod no measure was pre­ sented to the 1W15 session of the legislature the county would have to await the 1067 se.saIon and, as he put It, "H ull would mean we could rot Increase thia budget item until the IMT-68 fiscal year." Avery said in making his proposal that the county could not wait that long for an in­ crease in view of the growth and development of Seminole. I I! ii: •• I It / / I I Stale Sen. Mack Cleveland and Hep, Joe l>avls, loth of Seminole, will tie in Jackson­ ville Friday for the fifth In a ■erics ot public hearings by an tnterin special commission established by the HW3 ses­ sion of the legislature to study the abolition of the death penalty in capital cases. Cleveland la one of three senators and Da via one of five representatives on the commission which has held previous hearings in Miami, West I'alra Beach, Tampa •nd Winter Park. Neither Cleveland nor Dav­ is today would comment on the hearings except to aay that the 15-man commission, which ha* seven non-legisla­ tive members, agreed that no public statements would be made until Ha report and recommendations, U any, are made to the IMS session of the Legislature. IS S H O P P I N G A P L E A S U R E Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Del Monte Light Meat 6 Vi-ox. cam Delicious V o n C a m p (lim it 4 ) F & P Fla v o rfu l Green Fomout Maxwell Houia ramous nouse uianr Giant sue Six* SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 10-ox, jar (limit 1 per customer with purchases of $5 or more). MICH IFFECT1VE TNUKS., FBI., SAT., JUNI IS, 24, 27, 1944 Standing Beef Rib R o a st. . ib. 69 ' Club Steak • ib. 89 ' Short Ribs •. “>29 c Ground Beef 3 |b»$129 o Tender Key- Flavorful Beef 1 0 0 5 5 V V c Y flld l Jfrl G r e e n S t a m p s nlrii Sic cava** mi mmfcaaa alt ___ LUSTRE CRIME CREAM SHAMPOO $2 sixe $1.59 (O M rim le t.* Jury# ST* ItMMl w m a m m iu m Tasty Fresh jS m M f O O 10055S ' FVtKE G re en S ta m p s TARNOW LUNCH MIATS (iOLOONA, POP, SPI. LUNCHEON) 3 6-o>. pkgs. 87c ttx*lr*« lot.., Juno IT, 1*441 S3 | B R A C H C A N D IE S . . . >rack's Iregular 19cj Can*? Orange Slices 2 ken 49* Jffl G«Mhr *Ua een S ta m p s caagaa aad pandiaaa *k ■rack's (regular 29c) Candy Spicettes ....... 2 k*«< 49* SwIH'i Premium tea Craanc ■rack'i I regular 29ct Cake Roll 3 Big Ben Jellies 2 fc#w 49* F.F.V. Old Faikian Su|ar SwIH’a Premium Csrnad Cookie* Beef Hash Fig Bars SWIFT PREMIUM SMOKIU OR POLISH SAUSAGI Garden's Fancaws T»tn Pack *1 . " f t " 39* Suntklna't Family Favorite 'S r 39* Pot. Chips 'LrV 59* •mm 12- 01, pkg. 59c ■• *■ met mmsmsmsm 29* lW 6EA T«Y555 Red Meert Refsler #r Uver flevercd ' fall si cent Dog Food 8 G re e n S ta m p e d • * * • ! c u r t , md »«.cSa*. *1 C>, COOK-QUIK BREADED VEAl STiAKI ^ ?JS erwdtf'XiA'L" tv. uc e 18-oe. pkg. 79c f*«HfH 1 , v-" ■ Sweat a* Buttermilk Style Pillikur* Biscuits........ 4 £ fl G r e e n S t a m p s 39* • i * Sia C * H « and ta n S r u *(- Herman's Orange Band Bag Sauiags . 1-lb. pkg. 49c Smaatk. Fturarlul Margarlna Whipped Daiicrt Tapping 49c 9V4-es. ten Lucky Whip .. e frozen fo o d s (•«»..»• 1*1. Jun. tZ. 1*441 M M M t t M M S M J II 39c im w v n r . e J jl G r e e n S t a m p s •HA Ale empan and parckac* ah Piftcnect Conccnlretrd florid* Orange Juice .. 4 S J 99i Galdan Bland Quick Frtsan Loin R o a st........... n. 69 * Lean Canter Cut Frozen Dinners .. LV 39f PoFk Chops .......... ib. 69 * French Fries .... UJ* 39* Daarfiald Quick Frasan Fordhook Limas . U 59* Haul Franc Sara Laat Cap*land lik e d Family Pak Lunch Meats ........ ». 59 ' Swift Premium SreuMckweifat aa Sandwich Chubs 2 !i£ 69 ' Fish S tic k s.......’ir* 49c Traaiuia Ida DaTtlnad end .. 'S r 98c lu lt t 'l Premium SUcad Bologna ..... ........ 39 ' ,— ^ •HA Ala caaym md m d a u ati — UPTON'S TASTY INSTANT TEA 3-ox. far 79c 9 A .M .T 0 9 P .M . iO W 5 V n T « *W SEMINOLE PLAZA HW Y. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. _ . JK O•HAraan S ta m p s Ak aamm md lw6aaa ak freak FUleti al Red G rouper........ ». 49 ' esc. Jun* IT, m u g ) A t O raan Sta m p s 3 Wieners .............. ». 49 ' (Finaar Rail*, Dinner Ralls a* Farkerfceute) Imp,ear trend Quick Fraean Mrs. Paul's Femll* Site eMHmQQMO-MM In n ™ Tam an's Tasty freak Frozen R o lls ___49* Swordfish Steak . ’i T 59c 4-os. can 39c Tarty Canter Cut Park Banquet Brand Assorted Ckaf'a Ckalca Quick Frasae ' —'5 McCORMtCK'S PURE B U C K PIPPER Hush Puppies .. 4 Lt 89* Peeled Shrimp .a Juri* If. I MCI ; 0 W i. ? > w 5 0 s p e c ia ls e Swift's Allsweet 2 Lawmakers Will Go To Hearing W H E R E 46-ox. cam noted. He praised the Chambers of Commerce for their help and cooperation In supplying pertinent Information, a n d noted that the railroad'* In­ dustrial development division employs geologists, agricul­ turists, chemists, civil engi­ neers and forestry experts to guide them In (heir planning for future developments. Warrell also emphasized the Importance of dealing with prospective clients un a confidential basis, and cau­ tioned those Interested In in­ dustrial development not to overlook the possibility ot the expansion ot existing indus­ try. He noted the Importance of providing jobs for young peo­ ple, so that they need not leave the community or the area In order lo find employ­ ment. Next week, Itolarlnn* will Install new olflccrs and will bear Kenneth Wacker, of Win­ ter 1’ark, former Lt. Govern­ or of Itotary. Fruit Drink ••4 •1. Tom ato Juice 4 •1. F & P Peaches 4 #«.2 « •1. Chunk Tu n a •4 •1. Pork & Beans ••IT 10 Peas or Beans 2 i3„0.329 ' Instant Coffee 'tr *119 H E IN Z H A M IU R G IR . SW EET OR HOT DOG RELISH r» E 11-as. |ar 27c v j j t j im s m •MU# If, 1M4 �J* Seminole County * * + * on the St. Johns River * + + * “The N ile of America” * ^ o o VOL. 56 c^ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John BHtllnr, beloved emijile of Long wood, who arc arle bra ling their golden wed­ ding anniversary. They will observe the occasion “quiet­ ly" at home, since Adeline'* illness w i l l prevent their “ stepping out," John says. Their attractive home on the newly widened road between “Mobley Corner” and Longwood (right at the curve rounding the lake) has been the delivery point of many and many a card from wellwishing friends — ofwhich John and Adeline have scores. May happiness abound for them today and forever. • • • • • • i % .*) j /> i‘ A <> 9 * * ) |l • • The election of Art Beck­ with, Seminole county clerk, as secretary of the State Asaociatlon of Court Clerks gives Central Florida three of the top positions in this or­ ganization. Frank Owens of neighboring Lake County is president of the association and Curtis Barnes of Brevard, another neighbor, is treasur­ er. • • Some citizens couldn't un­ derstand how the extension of 25th Street would tie in to Country Club Hoad. County Kngineer Bill Bush explains that after leaving 20th Street Country Club Road curves southward enough so that 25th Street's extension will join it at an angle just west of the I.undquist place, or right at tile entrance to Loch Arbor, • • • First steps to organize a Ladies Auxiliary for the Westside Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment will be taken at a meet­ ing of Hie group to be held at It p.m. today In the Lake Mon­ roe “ommunity Building. Intorched women of the urea are urged to attend. • • • Three of Sanford's "most famous" people will be cele­ brating birthdays Saturday— Dottic Austin, John Kridcr and George Sllnc. In honor of the occasion, City Hall will be closed all day and the Cham­ ber of Commerce and the Sanford Herald will close at noon. • • • Brack Perkins, local haber­ dasher, says that " It’s not a blow for a man when his wife strikes him agreeably." • • • During llic first four months of this year 491 persons died in traffic accidents on Flor­ ida’s streets and highways. In addition to the loss of loved ones killed Id these mishaps, there was an estimated eco­ nomic l o s s lo everyone amounting to $90 million. "What a price to pay for care­ lessness," says Col. II. N. Kirkman, director of Flor­ ida's Highway Patrol. • • • For front line' reports on Florida's war against poverty, call your Seminole County welfare office for u speaker. S t a t e Welfare Department programs are available for d u b meetings or discussion groups. For more information contact Florida’s Department untie Welfare, 227 Park of Public Street, Jacksonville. • • • In Monday'* Clock we re­ tained that total sales by the Deltona Corporation for the first four months of 1964 amounted to $3,939,570. Actu­ ally, and we caught our own error, R was $4,939,570. A mil­ lion dollar mistake probably doesn't mean much to you and us. But oh, boy, what it would have meant to the Mackle Brothers. Whew I • • • Assistant County Agricultu­ ral Agent Ernie Lundberg re­ minds local growers of the Cilrus Irrigation meeting to be held at 7:30 tonight at the Home Demonstration Center, 401 West 25th St. Herald Index Abby ................ Bridge .............. Classified ......... Comics ............ Editorial ........... Funerals .......... Horoscope ........ Society . . . . . . . . . Sports ............... TV Program* . .We the Wound Page 3A . Page 3A . Page 9 Page 2A . Page 1A . . Page 2 . Page 2A Pages 6-7 Page* 4-5 . Page 3A . Page 3A Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Clomlincs* through Friday with scattered shiwers; high today nrmiml 00; low tonight near 70. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 220 Marines Ordered To Mississippi Area Searched For Bodies Of Missing Trio mwA... BRIEFS Cape Contract CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — The Air Force lias awarded Pan American World Airways a Jill) million contract to operate the Atlantic missile range for the fiscal year be­ ginning July t. House Panel Refects Big Cut In Foreign Aid Fund Viet Nam Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor be­ gan a series of consultations with State Department offi­ cials Wednesday In prepara­ tion for his new j»oid as am ­ bassador to South Viet Nam. Bryant Won’t Go TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant is expect­ ed to ignore a summons to a federal court contempt hear­ ing in Jacksonville Friday, and will send Ills attorney in­ stead. FOUR GENERATIONS of the Wilson family dined together uL the Kiwanis F a t i t e r ami Son luncheon. In top photo, Mayor A. L. Wil­ son, left, has ns his guests his father, Rev. W. J. Wilson of Fitz­ gerald, (In., son Fred Wilson and grandson, Malt. I lot turn P h o to ; Little J e f f L n r g e n finds that sitting on his knees makes hint almost as hig as Daddy Dr. Tom Largen. (See Friday's H e r a l d forv more pictures of the Father and Son lunch­ eon). (Herald l'hotos) Latins Tour UF GAINESVILLE (UPI) - A delegation of Colombian offi­ cials toured the sprawling University of Florida Thurs­ day and were briefed on the various Latin American pro­ grams offered at the school. Eclipse Clouded NEW YORK (UPI) — In­ clement weather kept much of the East Coast from wit­ nessing Wednesday night’s to­ la! eclipse of the moon, but a partial eellpse w a s seen throughout the Midwest and part of the West. Actors To Wed LOS ANGELES lU P D -E rnesl llorgnlne, television skip­ per of "M cllale’i Navy," and Rrnadway's Ethel Merman filled out a marriage license Wednesday in nearby Burhank. They listed his ago as 47 and hers as 55. Judy In Denmark COPENHAGEN, Denmark, (U PI)—American singer Judy Garland and actor Mark Her­ ron arrived by plane from Tokyo today for an overnight stay en route to London where Miss Garland plans to see her children, Lorna and Joseph. Case Pushed CHICAGO (U PI)—The goveminent planned to press ahead with its fraud ease against Teamster President Jam es It. Huffa and seven as­ sociates today despite a judge's vow to throw out two counts of u 28-count indict­ ment. Scranton Would Arm Exiles MIAMI (UPI) - Gov. Wil­ liam Scranlon of Pennsyl­ vania took his campaign for Republican convention voles to Ohio today after outlining a Cuba policy here that calls for guerrilla warfare against Fidel Castro, Scranton, accompanied by his wife and thrre of their children, left Miami aboard a chartered airline at 7:39 a.m. (EST), He was scheduled to arrive in Cleveland shortly after 11 a.m. (EST). GROUNDED, tluit'a wlint this boat was tlio other tiny when n post of wind whipped into tho Summerlin Avenue and Forest Drive nren. A hip tree bowed to the wind utul landed atop this boat parked in the yard. (Herald Photo) Fathers Host Sons At Kiwanis Luncheon Over 100 men ami boys nnd Douglas McArthur entitled one little girl gathered at tlio “Build .Me a Stin," Civic Center Wednesday far Dr, John Wilson wus in the annual Kiwanis Father ehnrgo of tin- remainder of and San luncheon. of rc|M>rts on the work of tin* Kiwuniana who had sons of the progruni which consisted their own, played host to of r e p o r t s on thu bund them, and those who did not program a t S e ni i n « I e were hosts to the members of High; the Boys ami Girls thu Kiwuninn* Junior I-engiiu Committee of Judge C. Ver­ baseball team. There were 3*1 non Mize; the committee on youngsters and six other citizenship in the schools, ns guests present, reported by Principal Hugh Tli« lone girl-child was Sun- Carlton; and activities of Hoy dy Eyck, granddaughter of Scouts by Emmett Terry. Kiwunlan Floyd Palmer, who Joe Earless, president of said she wus a "tomboy", who tho Seminole High School has "climbed all the trees on Key Club, who is u delegate the jiluee, even thu palm to Boys State, reported that trees." he ami four others will lea*o Four generations of the July 5th for Tallahassee to men of the futnily of Mayor ohscive ami participate in the A. L. Wilson were present, activities of state govern­ including the Mayor’s father, ment. tin* Rev. W. J, Wilson of John Alexander reported on Fitzgerald, (in., Ids son, Fred the activities of the Kiwanis Wilson and ids grandson, sponsored Junior Boys Lea­ gue base bull team mid intro­ Mutt. President John Darby had duced the roaches and team as his guests, three genera­ members. tions including his stepfather, On Imml word Conch How­ Rev. W. J. Ashwurth of Lake­ ard Gorily, assistant Climb land and his son, Johnny. Keeker and team members The futher with the most Tummy Austin, Randall Be* sons present was Frank Dunn nive, Allen Cooper, Steve Gor­ witli sons Frank Jr., Roy and ily, Stephen Greco, Leslie Green, John Hall, Kenny H imBill. Bert Hollingsworth, pro­ sun, Wally Jernigun, Edgar gram chairman lend a poem Jobes, Sidney Lloyd, Sam written by the lute Gen. Watson ami Fred Webber. Cigarette Firms Look To Courls WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he cigarette Industry dcclnrcd today it would go to court "If necessary" to block a new government requirement that cigarette packages and adver­ tisements carry warnings that smoking can lie fatal. The statement underscored the possibility that it may he four years or more before the Federal Trado Commission I FTC) ruling goes into effect - i f ever, A spokesman for most of the nation's cigarette manufactuers told a congressional committee today tiiat the 1- 1C "acted unlawfully" when it is­ sued its ruling Wednesday. Rosenbergs Now Heroes In Cuba MIAMI (UPI) - Executed Russian spies Julius and Eth­ el Rosenberg have tu'en add­ ed to the list of “iMilltical he­ roes" in Communist Cuba. Havana R a d i o reported Wednesday that ceremoniei "commemorating the mem­ ory” of the Rosenbergs. who died in the Sing Sing prison electric chair in 1953, were held in the Cuban Foreign Ministry. “The Rosenberg* were vic­ tims of American McCarthyf>t persecution," tho Cuban broadcast monitored h e r e said. WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Jolmson has order­ ed 200 Marinos, assisted byeight helicopters, to Join in the search for three civil rights workers missing In Mississ­ ippi, the White House an­ WASHINGTON (UPI) nounced today. Tho House Appropriations The Marinos have begun Committee lined up behind arriving in Mississippi to help President Johnson today to the Fill, Mississippi state troops and others who are in !mm( off a major rut in the llw* third slay of the search administration'll $3.5 billion fo* two white and one Negro foreign aul program. civil rights volunteers, the TIk* lawmakers rejected s White House said shortly af- $515 million cut in economic aid demanded by Rep. Otto ler 12:30 p. nt. KDT. Johnson conferred t h i s E. Passman, (D-Igi.), chair­ man of Die foreign aid appro, morning on the Mississippi prialions subcommittee and a racial situation with Fill Dir­ king time critic of the pro­ ector J. Edgar Hoover and gram. with Asst. Atly Gen. Hurke Instead, the full committee Marshall, head of the Justice Departmenl'a Civi 1 Rights voted to cut $200 million from the bill—a reduction Pass­ Division, man brushed off as merely a • • • token slash which would cause PHILADELPHIA, M i s s . no real inconvenience to tho (UPI) — .State and federal administration. authorities broadened their Passman said he would take ■rurrh areH today and began his haltle to the House floor, dragging farm pends In the where he conceivably could hunt for three civil rights turn his defeat into a victory. worker* missing since Sun­ 'litis time, however, tie will day night. lie opposed by Rep. George Civil rights lenders expres­ If. Mahon, (D-Tcx.), the new sed doubts that the three chairman of tlio powerful ap­ would be found nllve, hut au­ propriations committee, and thorities would not venture even n majority of his own a prediction. foreign aid subcommittee. " We're broadening t h e Aid supporters disputed search urea," a spokesman for the state highway patrol said. A door-to-door search was begun within the city llmita of this east Mississippi town, nnd the spokesman said it would rxtrnd far into sur­ SIOUX CITY, Iowa (UPI) rounding rural aim , lm-lmllng — The case of tlio reluctant going bock over some terri­ fish remained unsolved to­ tory covered Tuesday and day. Wednesday, Kenneth Wright got the sur­ About 200 homes, barns and prise of his life Sunday when outbuildings w e r e elierked he pulled tho slx-lneh fish Wed m-si lay, the spokes man from tho waters of Horseshoe said. Lake, near Jelferxon, S. D, Owl Creek, a small stream He flipped Hie fish onto Hie running near where the burn­ hank and the thing started ed out ear of the tliiee work­ running hark toward the lake. ers wus found Monduy, also Wright hounred on It and dis­ was "wmled" by officers with­ covered the fish—which look­ out sucres*. ed like an ordinary bullhead— N lime unis farm pinds dot ha<t four legs. thu rolling farm country ami Tho fish ha* fivo “fingers” it number of these were to on the hack legs and four on ho drugged tuduy, along with its front legs. Wright put tlio water pits, creature on display in a Sioux Tho lieudwateia of the City Itarlmrship in a ja r of Pearl River are in this turn, formaldehyde. hut soiireet said there wero no Immediate plans to drag thu stream. It was in the IVurl that the body of Negro Mack Chartr* Parker, taken from a jail by a lynch mob, Sanford's junior golfing ace, was found in 1900 near Poseven-ycarold Toni Osborne, lurville, Miss. A heavy rain halted search captured second place in the operations fur tin* missing 18th annual Pee Wee Gulf trio Wednesday night, Thu Championships for girls in tho search resumed shortly after 6-7 age division. Toni fired a 121 fur 10 holes. daybreak today. The division winner was Cara Cormiean, six, of Orlando, who posted an 89. An Absurdity Fish That Walk's On All Fours Gets Pickled Toni Second In Pee Wee Golf OXELOKSUND, S w e d e n (U PI)—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, carefully point­ ing out that he Is an atheist, said today he was “Invoking the aid of the Lord" to help Sweden produce more pipe for his gas pipelines. York Improved NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) —World War 1 hero Sgl. Al­ vin C, York allowed Improve­ ment today in his battle against acute pneumonia, Vet­ eran* Hospital aaid. Passman’s claim that the pro­ posed $200 million reduction was only a token cut, but they said the administration won an Important victory In keep­ ing the reduction that low. The committee cut SHU mil­ lion from the administra­ tion's $822 million request for development loans to help America's poorer Allies and friends abroad improve their economics. The lawmakers also whit­ tled $10 million off tltc $550 million Alliance for Progress program for lAtin America. A $2o million retluelion was ordered in the $221 million re­ quest for development grants, the old “ Point Four" pro­ gram, which Includes techni­ cal cooperation. In addition, Hie committee voted a 19 million cut in the Peace Corps budget. The Suit Aimed At Treasure Hunt corps had asked for $106 mil­ lion. Johnson's $1 billion military aid request, includ­ ing funds for the anti-Com* mutt1st war In South Viet Nam, was left untouched. Counly Health Facility Toured By Coffee Club A tour of the Seminole County Public Health De­ partment building, conducted by Dr. Frank Leone, director, highlighteit thu monthly meet­ ing of the Seminole County Chamber of Comnirrco Cof­ fee Club this morning. Dr. I.eono explained the organization nnd operation of the health department and listed some of tha sperifia duties of various phases of the department. In addition to department employes, Chnrlel Morrison of the Chiintbor introduced several newcomers to Han­ ford, Including Sunny Hayes and Dave Flemming of lion* Sun Chrysb-r-Plymouth nnd the Florida Power nnd Light Company's new home service reprcsenllve, Miss Margaret Ann Quarles. Morrison, who direct* tha m-tivitlcs of the Coffee Club, said this would ho tho lust meeting until September, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A suit was lilrd In Leon Cir­ cuit Court Wednesday seeking to prevent the state from grunting a Vrro Krnrh firm cxeliulv** rights In salvage nn old Spanish treasure ship off Fort Ptercp. Oscar Ewing nf CarralH'llr claims the state trustees of t h e Inlernal Improvement' Fund Director, William Kidd, agreed lo let his firm search the wreckage lying within 5(K) feet from shore In the Atlan­ tic Ocean. lint Kidd said Real Eight Salvage Co, of Vcm Reach A special meeting of tha has In-Id a lease in the area for years, with the right to North Orlando Vlllnga Coun­ get an exclusive permit when cil was reported scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today nt the Civls it made a find. Building in tho Village ltocrest ion Area. Sole purpose of tha meet­ ing, as announced by mem­ bers of thu round), will ha WASHINGTON (UPI)-Rr*- to discuss what action is to ntovnl of a major House* road­ he taken on n petition pre­ block appeared today lo as­ sented in May calling for tha sure final congressional ac­ “ removsl from office" of tion next week on the most Mayor Irene Van Erpoel and sweeping civil rights bill Councilman Arthur Fcrrln. Motions to quash tha com­ since Reconstruction. Chairman Howard W. Smith, plaint, listing numerous ques­ D-Va., forced to the wall by tions of legality and points rebellious Buies Committee in nerd of clarification ns member*, reluctantly an­ stilted In tlio pi'tiliun, wera nounced Wednesday that the filed by Mrs. Van Eupoel end hill would be cleared through Fcrrln a t tlio Juno 2 council his cummlltee Tuesday. meeting. Council Meeting Call Reported Smith Defeated On Rights Bill DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK ^ tO N M IN r ♦ Indian Chiefs Smoke Bomb Gives Astronauts The S ig n a l . Space Men Get First Taste Of Life (Snake Meat) In Jungle RALBOA, C. Z. (UPI) — The Jungle lunch of roa»lrd snake anil green banana* was doing fine, until an Indian chief clad in loin cloth and Texas tie touched off a amrlly smoke bomb near the table. That was the bizarre climax this week to the first taste of life in the tropical wilderness for 14 American astronaut a. The spacemen, who rim e to I'unuma lo learn bow to gel along In case their spaceship niuk*-!> n crash-landing in o jungle, included Edwin Altlrin, William Anders, Charles Bas­ sett II, Alan Bean, Roger Chaffee, Eugene Ceernan, Michael Collins, R. Walter Cunningham, Dunn Eisele, Theodore Freeman, Richard Gordon, Russell Schweiekart, David Scott snd Clifton Wil­ liams. With fell » s i t r « , n s u t Charles (Pete) Conrad, who made the trip before, the fledglings set out with sur­ vival kit in hand Wednesday to spend three days living off the fat o f the Panama Canal Zone's steaming swamplands. An Air Force helicopter ferried them three at a tune from Gaboa's sixth hole fair­ way to a dense stretch of jun­ gle five miles 8way — and their first encounter with a wiry Choro Indian chieftain ami his family, who bad set up home in a clear, circular patch of land a few hundred feet from the hanks of Pan­ ama's Chagros River. Hi* Spanish name was An­ tonio Z a r r o , and he presented a weird sight. Aside from the loin cloth and black face paint, liti wore bright strings of heuds around Ida shoulders. Conrad stepped up with a gift —a Texas string tie, with sil­ ver tips, to add to the collec­ tion. T h e '/.nicoi and school In• t M o t o r s , elerli-d for the vis­ itors, already had lunch laid out—a feast of bos constric­ tor (snake), iguana (lizard), cooked green bananua, para <a large rodent), bamboo aheut* and other goodies that stranded sparemen might ex­ pect to find in jungle*. Toward the end of the meal, Zarro presented Conrad with the gift of a amall, handearvcd turtle—and then suddenly pulled the fuse en a small smoke bomb that Is nnrmaly • part of the aurvlval kit. While Zarzo laughed mer­ rily, tha acrid red smoke bil­ lowed over the cleared area, engulfing tha fowl table end sending the startled astro­ nauts scattering fer cover. I’h. 322-0651 405 W. Flrsl SI., Sanford -- M m — i A �ft— I a> * 1 ! I * -- • __ » X i1 i Gen. Johnson Youngest Chief Of Staff Since MacArthur Army Assured Of Youthful Leadership WASHINGTON (UP1) — Preaidant Johnson rsachad far down the Army’s seniority ranka to Mlsct (2-year-old iX Can. Harold K. Johnson as the Army's nsw chief of ■Uff. The President assured the Army of youthful leadership Wednesday when h t nomina­ ted Gen. Johnson for the top post and c h o i r Ll Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr., 40. for the job of deputy chief of staff. Gen. Johnson will be the youngest Army rhief of staff alnea the UU General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, who waa named to the post In 1030 at the age of BO. Gan. Johnson waa 82nd In seniority on the Army's Hat of three-star officers. He was 4trd on the Hat of three.and four-star generals eligible to succeed Gen. Earle G. Wheel­ er, who was named rhairman of the Joint Chief of Staff on Tuesday. The new Army chief haa been a lieutenant genera) only since last July 1, and haa been serving as deputy chief of staff for operations. Until his appointment Wed­ nesday ha waa junior to 81 other throe-star officer* aa well aa to I t four-star gen­ eral! who were eligible to ho named to the Army's No. 1 post, A slightly built, scholarly man, Johnson Is a survivor of the Bataan death march and Bit y ean In Japanese prison camps. Johnson, born Feb. 28, 1912, a t Bowasmont, N. D., waa graduated from West Point In 1933. Abrams, a 1030 graduate of W est Point, served with Gen, George B. Patton Jr.'s 4th Armored Division In Europe during World War 1. Tshombe Will Try To Unify Congo Factions EXECUTIVE OFFICERS of the Benr Lake Community Club who will curve noxl season when the club resumes activity a t n Sept. 17 meeting, are, from left, Mra. William Carpenter, secretary; Richnrd Ostrander, president; Earl C. Howell, vice president and Jamea Ancrum, treasurer. (Herald Photo) NAVY RELIEF CAMPAIGNERS were congratulated abourd the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt now cruising the Mediterranean Sea for their efforts in the recent drive. Ctlr. B. W. Bartholomew, commanding officer, is shown in center thanking the two men, II. D. Stanford, A D Jl, left, and W. M. Knuth, PT2. The total they collected is represented by the cards they hold. (Official U. S. Navy Photograph) By-U w t Review .By-laws of the Weit I.*V* BfOnUOfi;: Civic Association will bo reviewed by the club’* newly sleeted president, Mrs. Jerl Rlftby, e t e meeting of the group to be held et 8:30 p.m. Sunday on the Lake Brantley beach property. Add undid It cup of choco­ late chips to tha crumbly mix­ ture tor date bars. By Donna B a te The Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce unanimously elected eight directors as rec­ ommended by the board a t a eperial meeting of the group Tuesday evening. New director* named were J. V. Hughe*, Paul Maloney, Ralph llickok, William Bry­ ant and R. O. Lewder. Re­ elected w art E. P. Richard*. William Baumhotaer a n d Maurice Rudolph. Directors who will begin the second year of their two yeer term ere Donald Brown, C. H. Johnson, John Reams, Bud Scott, Mark Bullock and E. E. Ansa Ion*. Mrs. James Hughe* waa appointed secre­ tary. Mayor A. R. Lormann, who waa present for the meeting, waa questioned concerning ac­ tion taken by tha city gov­ ernment toward elimination of haaardeua railroad crosstngi. Ha reported that both ha and tha city attorney have contacted ACL official*, many time*, asking that tha condi­ tions be corrected and that "they have offered to coop­ erate with the city In seeking removal of the old station house a t tha Church Street crowing which Is owned by Railway Express." Lormann said also that he had reaffirmed his "demands that traek elevations be low­ ered at the crossings to street levele" and that he atlll "recommends that speed lim­ its be set for trains through tha city." In other business L. L. Cox accepted the request to be In charge of the C of C'e float to be entered in the July dth parade In Longwood. The meeting was conducted by William Baumholaer, pres, ident, am! Mr*. Cox eerved os acting eccrctary. Following'the business its . slon, refreshments of coffee and donut* were served by Mrs. E. P. Richards, Mrs. Cog and Mr*. Rudolph. mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door Miss Swaggerty Dies In DeLand BacvlaUoa Plena The dlrki a combination dagger and alhpurpoi* knife, •till was mentioned In rogulatlons for British midship­ men a t the closa of World W ar II, according to the En­ cyclopaedia Britannic*. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (UP!) — Exiled Katanga leader Moles Tihombe may be the m m to unify the Congo’s fighting fartion* and could become the troubled country's premlar, Informed sour Ml aald today. Tihombe, who fled the Con­ go 18 months ago at a de­ feated provincial politician, said In Brunei* he was re­ turning today to Leopoldville to attem pt a “ general recon­ ciliation." Ha laid ha waa returning a t the Invitation of Premier Cyrllla Adoula's central gov. eminent, but officials here re­ fused to confirm or deny thla. Tha former president of Ka­ tanga Province arrived Wed­ nesday In BruMela from Ma­ drid w hen he had (pent most of hie lime since ha want In­ to exile after Ms eeceailonlat movement collapsed before the United Nations fores la Jan­ uary, 1903, Tha last of tho U.N. troope, which camo here In 1980, are due to leave June 80 avan though Irftiet-led rebellions are spreading through three of the Congo's provinces. Part* of the revolt move­ ment a rt In territory which formerly inndc up mineralrich Katanga Province and arc inhabited by tribee over Influence. The announcement t h a t T a h o m b e was returning brought celebrations among the reildcnta of Elisabethvllle, Tshombe'a old capital, and a public holiday waa declared. Informed sources said Hiomhe, once the symbol of divi­ sion In the Congo, could re* Atm as the agent of unity. They said his return could pave the way for a round ta ­ ble conference from which he could emerge ae premier un­ der a strongman president. Longwood C Of C Approves Election Of New Directors THE J. A. CALHOUN home, 2039 8. Mellonvllle Avenue, has been awarded the “Garden of the Month" by the Hibiscus Circle of the Snnford Garden Club under the chairmanship of Mrs. A. R. Stevens. The spacious yard features towering shade trees, a well kept lawn and an abundance of color­ ful shrubs and flowers. ■*wf Y x n u K m th r* v 9 fX tk fim st W w* A .W .* } * * - t U tf S-mae.r.! ■n- ' ' >• W it •' . Former Sanford Resident Dies Mias Bessie Swaggerty, 99, resident of Lake Mooroe for the past 4T years, died a t 9:10 a. m. Wednesday is a DaLand nursing home. She was bora Oct. 11, IMS in Knoxville, Twin. A retired express agent in Lake Mon­ roe, she attended the Lake Monroe Baptist Church. Survivor* are five broth­ ers, E. R., W. B. and C. R., all of Lake Monroe, B. F. of Jacksonville and A. L. of Daytona Beach; three sitters, Miss Clara Swaggerty and Mrs. R. D. Bass of Lake Mon­ roe and M n. O. P. Sylvester of DeLeon Springs and her atop mother, Mrs. H. C. Swaggerty of Daytona Beach. Mr*. T. R. Moyt, IT, former resident of Sanford for IT Canada exports some 90 yean, died Wednwday morn­ per cent of Its nickel produc­ ing is a Tavan* nursing tion, homo. Surviving are hor ion-ln-law Funeral Notice and daughter, Ur. and Mra. W. G. Fleming of Tavares, ■WAIMlIMITr. MIM IKiaitC— Kun«r«l M rvtoee f«r U lw also former resident* of BanBasel* S w a g g ir lr . *•. rtf ford. U k « U a lM I, who 41*4 W .d n**J»x In i D -l.sn * m rilii Gravraidr funeral etrviee* hom e. w ill bn o o m tu rltd 41 were echeduled for 4 p.m. to­ I 4. in. Krldajr s i Krlnnnn day at Oaklawn Memorial F u n e ra l H um s w ith H u Jon DuUIhltl o f tbn L ake H onror Park in Sanford with Rav. tie pt let C hurch o fftria iln s Richard Knight of tha First H urlnl w ill h s In t r l v s n Links C n m tts rr. •rln n n n run* Methodlet Church of m l llm n i In c h are * o f nr* officiating. rsn n rm n n la . LOOK! HKHBMOTH OK THE FIELDS — Harvesting sugar cane along the southern thorn of Florida** Lake Okeechobee ie easy, with the aid of these hulking wagons. The wagons, equipped with fat, low pressure tires, each carry 4,000 pounds of cans and can be unloaded by tilting in about two minutes, The carta are linked In four-wagon trains. H o s p ita l N o te s Mm Sima, all v of Sanford; Enter­ prise; Anna H. Nelson, Lake Mary; McDonald Fletcher, Dunbar, W. Va. Suaanne Jamison. Leonard Williams and Myrtle S. Haiad enrcich and baby boy, all of Sanford; Leroy J. Hodge, Merritt Island; Ban J. Frank­ Births lin, Haines City; Irene Raid, To Mr. aod Mrs. Stephae Lake Mary; Jatas Simmons, Baosakovic of l a s te d , a Baby Mims, Lola Booth, DcBary S c n ssk o v ic , Boy. and Harold Hammoodi, HayI»scharges Mviilc, Ala. Bobby P. Wllborn. IN N ER SP R IN G M A TTR E S S R E N O V A T IO N SPECIAL • (leaning I Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Matt rose • Brand New Inanletloa • her* needed ALSO: Nsw Maltreesee, Bos Springs, HoUywond 044 Plee* and King Bit* Bede Mad* To Order at Fact ary Price*! Echols BEDDING CO. l i t Magnolia Ave* Basted for O n ly .................... PER WEEK �s> June 25, 1964— Page S 7 Soldiers Killed In Crash Of Troop Carrier; 24 Injured F O R T JACKSON, S. C. (UPI) — An Army troop car­ rier plane crashed and burn­ ed ahortly before midnight Film Shows How To Drive Safely On Expressways TALLAHASSEE (UPlJ — Gov. Farris Bryant and other state officials viewed a ISminute movie Wednesday that will be used to teech young­ sters how to drive on modern expressways. Bryant aaid urban expresswaya present the blggeet safety problem among the various types of highways and before long, there won’t be e major city without an expressway system. The film, called ‘'Express­ ways Can Be Safeway a,” was produced by the road depart­ ment and department of pub­ lic safety. It will be shown in driver training courses. 'Miss Flame1 Contest Judges Announced By Donna Estes Judges for the “ Miss Flame of Seminole County” contest to be held during the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta were named today hy Carl Lommler, contest chair­ man. Judging the contestants on poise, beauty and personality will be Richard Blankenbecklor of Orlando, second vice president of the Florida State Firemen's Association; Jim Davis of ML Dora, district ■lx vice president and Mr*. Jim Smith, past president and current vlca president of the Orlando Auxiliary. DeBary Bridge Club Ploys 12 Tables Twelve tables, directed by Mlsa Ethel Johnson, wera In play a t this week’* Tuesday afternoon session of the De­ Bary Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were, NS, first, Mra. Frank Austin And Mrs. A. G. Besom; second, Miss Johnson and Mrs. Robert Nicholts; third, Willlem Woodlock end Mrs. Doyle Driver and fourth, Mrs. Feye Hlndery and Mra. J . J . Venderechaaf. EW, first, Mra. Louise Mid­ dleton and Mrs. Loris Weeks; eecond, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; third, Mra. Arthur Willgoose end Mrs. Elae Un­ ities end fourth, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Wheatley, B3rd Division Plans Reunion The femed Thunderbolt Di­ vision of World W ar II, the 83rd Infantry Division, la planning 1U 18th annual raunlon a t Providence, R.I., Aug. while taking off from a farm The Public Information Of­ field during a war maneuver, fice at Fort Jackaon aaid the killing aeven toldieri and In­ plana craihed f f v a mltea juring 24. north-eaat of Ridgeway. S. C., near a long manmade lake known as the Walcre* Pond. Other planet were on the field, a apokeiman aald, and personnel quickly reached the stricken CV2 Cerlhmi and be­ gan removing the dead and injured. The spokesman laid the twin-engine craft, the Army'a largest fixed wing plane, burned when it crashed but aome of the survivors escap­ ed without suffering burns. The injured and dead wera rushed by helicopter to Fort Jackson, about 20 mltea aouth of the crash scene. All the men aboard the plane were assigned to the 11th Air Asiault Division in Fort Benning, Ga. Identification of the dead waa withheld pending notifi­ cation of next of kin. Thers waa no immediate report from the Fort Jackson hospi­ tal on the condition of the in­ jured. A team of officers was sent to the crash seen* to Investi­ gate the accident. ROCKET GIRL — An­ gela L a w r e n c e of NASA-Mnrshall Space Flight Center, Hunts­ ville, Ala., holds a Sa­ turn V. Moon rocket mode] in about t h e same position the full size rocket will occupy in the Center’s new dynamic test stand in the background. The actual 360• foot - long rocket will be in the test stand to deter­ mine bending and vi­ bration characteristics. 10050 Members Attend Area Convention By Jane Caeeelberry Several members of VFW Post 10060 of Casselberry and the Auxiliary attended the Department Convention held recently in Cocoa Beach. The Ramada Inn served aa headquarters for ths man and the ladles met a t Schraff’a Carriage House. Georga Howard, outgoing commander of the Caseelberry poet, was named membership chairman for the eighth dis­ trict hy the newly elected de­ partment commander. Those attending, in addition to Mr. and Mra. Howard, were Commander and Mrs, Hollis Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mr. and Mra. Michael Poteranak and Cllf Overman. The post received a national citation for Ita press book. Mrs. Webb and Mrs, Howard worked a t tho cancer table at the convention selling gifts donated by tho auxiliaries with approximately $400 being rais­ ed for tha department's can­ cer fund. Installation ceremonies for newly elected officers of American Legion Post 226 of Chuluota were held June 14 a t the Legion Home. .Installed were Robert Boyle, commander; Abe Goldman, first vice commander; Robert Jones, second vice commander; Malcolm McCullough, adjut­ ant; Manuel Mcllo, finance of­ ficer; W. M. Jepson, chaplain and historian; N. Runyon, ser­ geant at arms and Ben Ad­ kins, service officer. Preceding official business, a delicious chicken dinner was served by members of the post. Special guasts attending were Mrs. Carolyn Frid, dis­ trict commander and the in­ stallation staff from Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutton of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arndt and Robert Cameron of Oviedo, Mr. and Mri. Willie Fox, Mrs. M. Walker, Mra. Edna Jarobi, Mr. and Mrs. William Plotner and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones, all of Chuluota. PIONEERING NATION-WIDE NO LIMIT 6UAMNTEE he Knit as neathsfNe Unit se all it/ft* hall i t ti rssVUHi Unit w te i ftr ths istifi lilt ef till t r til ML NtW GOODYEAR AUTO HUES ARC GUARANTEED i|ilm l defect* la workminship and nuternli ind normal road ho­ ards, Herat repairable punctures. IF A GOODYEAR TIRE FAILS UNDER THIS GUARANTEE any ol more than 10,000 Goodyear dealers hi the Untied States and Canada mil mike allowance on a new tire based on original tread depth rtmaiiww and current ^Goodyear Price”. NO TRADE-IN PRICE Safety All-Weather INSTANT CREDIT for holders of charge plates & national credit cards. TRADE-IN SPECIAL 3-T Nylon All-Weather "42* 6.70 x 15 tube-type WHITEWALLS JUST >3.00 MORI EACH ALL SIZES NOW A T SPECIAL PRICES 156*13 736* M 6.06*14 150*14 176*15 7.16*16 7.60*15 IN 20 - 22. All former members of the 83rd are asked to contact the national secretary, Harry Lockwood, 43 Oakland Ave., Jersey City, N-J-, to make plane to attend the meeting. Lockwood says about 80,000 former members ere an the 83rd'a association roster. ON GOODYEAR TIRES WITH SINCE 1947 2 tar 532-36 2 tar 53156 2 tar 941.10 2 tar 545 66 2 tar 536.56 2 tar 541.66 2 tar 545.60 4 tar 56436 4 tar 97330 4 tar 56336 4 tar 511-66 4 tar 97336 4 tar 56336 4 lor 56136 1.001 IS 6.50113 7.50*14 lo o m 1.50*14 170*15 6.20*15 All priem Isr black tubelats plus tax SOUTHERN . CHEMICALS, All IN C NOW OFFERS NEW 5 0 -S T A R Complete 6-piece Ensemble Ready To Fly REASONABLE JOB RATES 3 i 5 ft. Double Hemmed Gottorn ; is brilliant fade-realslant colon i 5-inch American Eagle an top -ft. collapsible Aluminum SUIT LOW MONTHLY SERVICE COST Swimming Pool Chemicals * Includes Cord Halyard and metal mounting wall bracket with aecems * Complete with Illustrated Manual an Official Flag Etiquette liu zm m m c m * CALL 322-5492 FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS 2 tar $24.26 2 tar 526.30 2 tar 531.46 2 tar 535.50 2 far 53630 2 tar 531.46 2 tar 544.36 4 tar 54146 4 tar 51236 4 tar 56236 4 tar 97136 4 tar $7166 4 tar 56236 4 tar 56636 priest far blick tubeless plus tax EASY TERMSI CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS Household Sprays WHITEWALLS JUST »1.50 MORS EACH ALL SIZES NOW A T SPECIAL PRICES 8-6 DAILY, 8-9 FRIDAY 555 W. FIRST ST. ti L„ n ■ �I? > 8V R in Tortt U rraTI Page 4—June 26, 1964 NFL-AFL Title Tilt May Come In 2,000 Years By M i m j Oldermaa Sparta Editor Newspaper Enterprise The clamor for a champion ahlp fam e between t h e American Football League and the National Football League cornea up every time Joe F o ti landj In a new town. Since the commlitloner of the AFL toga around 250 tripa a year, that'a a lot of noire, In the ftiror, Commlutoner Pele Rotolle of the NFL haa been forced to aay “No" al moat ai often ai Gov, William W. Scranton of Pennaylvanla, The subject of a title game between pro football's big wheela haa become academic —In fact, rldlculoua, became It will never come off under the prevent structure of both leaguea, It haa nothing to do with Roxelle’a tired disclaimer that you don't do builneaa with a league that suea you for $10 million. You do bustneea with anybody that can make you money. NFL - AFL rapproachment waa fed rcccnlly by the Na11 o n a 1 Broadcasting Com pany'a bid to donate $500,000 to the John F, Kennedy Me­ morial Library If It could tele­ cast an all-star game between tfaa two leagues. “ What a grandstand play by NBC," muttered Roselle, who turned It down. Ha then revealed that tha NBC bid alao contained a clausa which aald, "This offer la condi­ tioned by our customary right to aelect the aponaora." The algnlflcance la that NBC could have used the AllStar game, an admittedly at­ tractive package, to blackjack aponaora Into lino for Its huge inveatment In regular aeason AFL gamea ($30 million for five y e a n , starting In ’65). An e q u a l l y compelling, more esthetic reason for the NFL snub la that the young­ e r league Isn't ready for the competition. I'm not talking about the ability of a team like the San Diego Chargers to play football, To the NFL, It eounda heretical, but they could probably beat a half sloien of the established teams. The simple mathematics of pro football shows 14 teams in tha NFL, eight In Ihc AFL. With a head alert of 40 years, the former is bigger and, for tho moment, better. Recogni­ tion of the upstart AFL doesn't make sense—that la, a i presently aligned. Now suppose you took the 23 pro football teams, added two under natural expansion and lumped them all together. Re-arrange them Into four divisions of six teams each with natural geographic ri­ valries (liku Baltimore would­ n 't be “West" and Dallas wouldn’t be "L ast," tho way they've got It now), With to* ler-dlvislun playoffs, you'd lead Into a big title game that would satisfy everybody and produce a genuine world champion — or maybe you haven't seen the Charger blurba that proclaim their he­ roes as "world champions." Baltimore Beats Yanks Again; Widens League Lead Indians, Twins Sam Huff Signs Friend Beats Mets Divide; White Redskins Pact; 12th Straight Time Sox Rip Boston Gets Pay Hike United Press International Boh Friend of tha Pitts­ burgh Pirates continued hla mastery over the New York Meta Wednesday when he de­ feated the last-place team, 3-1, for hla 12th straight victory over tha Mets since their for­ mation in 1962For Friend, who has never lost to the Mets, It was his fourth victory of the year ov­ er New York. He has won THE SLUG HAPPY Minnesota Twins lend the mnjor leagues in homo runs because of the prowess of this half dozen hefty hlttero. (Left to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sam Huff will return to the violent world he knows best this year, but in itrange and unfamiliar surroundings. Huff, for years the most celebrated middle linebacker in the National Football Lea guc while with the New York Giants, finally signed a con Iracl with the Washington Redskins Wednesday after months of prolonged negotla lions. The heavily publicized de feoseman from West Virginia received an estimated $16,000 —approximately $2,000 more than he made with tl>e Giants —and a "no trade" clause from Redskin head Coach and General Manager Bill MePeak. right) they are Rich Rollins, H annon Killebrew, Huff had contemplated quit T h a Klngswood Builders Bob Allison, Don Mlnchcr, Jimmy Hall nnd Tony ting after the four-player deal Oliva. (NEA Photo) last April which sent him to made It 13 wins In a row Washington, and was ready to Wednesday night, scoring a rotiro as late as Tuesday 16 to 12 victory over the Longwood entry to the City night. Depart­ But h« changed hts mind R e c r e a t i o n when a proposed radJo-telcvl ment'! Men's Slo-Pitch Softsion network contract as a ball League. lulltime aports commentator The loss snapped Longfell through and he agreed to wood’s five • game winning terms with Me Peak after their streak but they aren't the first ball club to have a win­ sixth meeting. ning sklen broken by tha Minutes later Jenson,, ac­ Builders this season. Ed Fitzgerald entered the tive in boxing since the early Bud Moncrlef got credit for 1930s—both as a fighter and charmed e l r c 1 e Wednesday the pitching victory last night, later a trainer—roes to toll night at Sanford's Memorial notching hla 11th win to 12 the group “ D ili la the Ume Stadium when tha youngster decisions. John Emerson and Don Carter bad two hits for me to retire also." Ills hurled a no-hit shutout over W I. P e t GB apiece to lead the Builders' announcement came as a sur­ Casselberry In Sixth District attack. Emerson's safeties In­ 41 25 .621 American Legion Junior Base­ Haiti. prise. 38 25 .603 1V4 cluded a triple with the sacks New York Thus came to end a partner­ ball play. Chicago 36 26 .581 S full. ship that produced Utah's Fitzgerald was a i hot aa a Minn. 35 32 .522 814 In another Men's loop tilt first native-son world's cham­ 31 32 .492 814 last night, it was McRaney pion and put the state on the $2 pistol last night when he Clove. Boston 32 36 .471 10 all the way a i they trounced completely blanked the Cas­ boxing map. 30 34 .469 10 Chase and Company by a Fullmer participated in 64 selberry nine. Ha whiffed 14 Detroit 32 37 .484 10H scora of 20 to 4. Frank Wil­ bouts, winning 55, losing six but walked two. Nobody got Los Ang. Wash. 29 42 .40$ 1414 liams, who now haa a record ami three ended to a draw. past second base on Fitzger­ Kan. City 26 41 .388 15V4 of 14 wins and eight losses, Fullmer, 32, had hla great­ was the winning pitcher. Krsnlts Yesterday est moment in Ihc ring to 1957 ald who permitted only one Perry Stewart had a grand when ho dccisioncd Sugar Ray ball to bo hit out of tha In­ Baltimore T, New York 4 •lam home run for tha Paint­ Cleveland 12-2, Minnesota 3-3 Robinson to New York to 15 field. ers, hla second circuit clout rounds to win the ICO-pound Larry Ptvee paced Sanford Chicago 8, Boston 1 Ins Angeles 9, Washington 9 of the season. Ray Johnson division Utlc. He lost the title at the plat* with a pair of Detroit 9, Kansas City $ chipped to with three hits. back to Robinson In May of Gamea Today D ie victory left McRaney llte same year but regained blnglcs, a single and a double. tied with Longwood for sec­ New York at Baltimore (N) Sanford opened tha scoring tho championship to 1959 to an ond place In the league's elimination bout with Car­ with a single run to tha first Cleveland at Minnesota men Baslllo. He tost the title frame on a pair of single* Kansas City at Lo* Angeles standtngi, throe full games behind the loop-laadtng Build­ to Dick D gcr to a bloody bat- and a walk. In the fourth the ( N ) er*. tlo to San Francisco in 1962. locals wound It up with three (Only Games Scheduled) markers pushed over on two walks and a pair of safctlei. Sanford collected seven hits. Score by Innings: Casselberry 000 000 0—0 0 3 Sanford 100 300 x - 4 7 0 Griffin and Dufcld; Fitzger­ Wednesday's Results ald and Brooks. Buffalo • Columbus 1, 1st ARCHER WINS Buffalo I Columbus 5, 2nd Toronto 3 Richmond 0 PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UPI) Atlanta 5 Rochester 4, 1st —Joey Archer, 100, New Rochester 8 Attanta 0, 2nd York, stopped Willie Cadillac Jacksonville 4 Syracuse S James, 155, New York (9). Builders Grab 13th Straight; Down Longwood Fulmer's Decision To Hang Up Ed Fitzgerald Fires No-Hitter Gloves Ends Colorful Career At Casselberry BALT LAKE CITY (UP!) —Former middleweight cham­ pion Gene Fullmer and man­ ager Mary Jenson, one of box­ ing's moat enduring partner­ ships, made their farewell to the fight game a joint venture. Fighter Fullmer and man­ ager Jenson announced they “But," argued one NFL owner when I mentioned thii, “how you going to get notelle and Foia to agree to thlsT It would throw one of them out of a Job." 1 got news for him. F oil told me, “ If It ever came to that, I'd atep down. I'va al­ ready offered to." For one tiling, peace be­ tween the leagues would elim­ inate tha costly competition for new players that haa made the average kid coming out of college feel more im­ portant than an engineering graduate. It might get the television bidding into line and elim­ inate (he Intermittent two* minute timeouts for commer­ cials, a necessary evil when you're getting almost a mil­ lion bucks a week (under Uio new pacta, that's what It will be, roughly). Peace will even cut down the expense of telegrams, which seem to be (tie main avenue of communication be­ tween the combatants. When the idea of an Intor-lcaguo title gains first started to ripplc, and the late Pope waa •till alive, Sid Gtllman, the coach and general manager of the Chargers, wired Hosells i “Pope John was a great man. Ha recognized the other league." "Yes," fired back tha NFL commissioner, “but It look 2,000 years." were retiring from active par­ ticipation in professional box­ ing. Hammer • fisted Fullmer, fighter of the year In 1D01, waa the t i n t to make his an­ nouncement. It was expected because the ex-champ had been Inactive since last Aug­ ust and hla family had been pressuring him to quit. Whatever It Is He Has It MIAMI (D PI)—A plastering contractor cashed a dog track ticket for $21,012 Tuesday night, his sixth twlndouble win since the betting system was Installed at Florida's tracks last November. The man, who asked to re­ main anonymous, held the only winning ticket to the Monday night twin double at Uio Flagler track. To date ho has won $2,044 and $255 at Tropical horse racing doubles, $632 at a Gulfstream twin double and $1,510 and $079 at Flagler dog track. Southern League Wednesday Results Lynchburg 0 Knoxville 4 Challonooga 0 Birmingham 5 Charlotte 2 Macon 1 Asheville I Columbus 5 American League International League r n « ALL AMERICA GAME • (AND WBXL LOAN YOU VACATION CASK TOO# STEP ONE - Flnsnes your ear with us. bow or mod STEP TWO - You can lutomitfeaffy borrow money (now or tstor) m your slfnaturo ALONE! It's as slmpla aa that No watting. Na guesting. WTion wo financo your automobile, you art automatically ollgiblo for a signature loan. An m ss Packed Coated Whara Every Player Is An 4M*Aivitffcti Saturday Evening That's what wa moan whan wo wo say "Build your credit whore It counts." If Ultra Is a now or usod ear In your future, com* In and talk financing with aur auto loan axparts. June 2 7 9:30 P . M. C H ANNEL 9 Call Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette to* day at FA 2-161L FLORIDA STATE B A R K Co-sponsored by The Hartford Insurance Group and brought to you by MEMBER F.D.I.C. M C r u m le y - M o n te ith , * 1I J / 1 »• 1' 1' ' . i r U | 500 WEST FIRST STREET PRONE 322*0375 In c . AMI O H D " S v w iH f f t * Pee Wee League SP E C IA L S EVERY D A Y! ON 100 URANUS FAR R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A. M. • 6:15 P. M. I l l B. FIRST SANFORD WE GIYR TOP VALUE STAMPS TERRIFIC USED TIRE Vacation lim e is New Car Time THE By MILTON RICHMAN Itonk Bauer Is a hard man. When he says something to­ day, he Isn’t likely to turn •round and say aomcthlng en­ tirely different tomorrow. Now he’a (tuck with a mouthful he uttered four months ago and he refutes t* backtrack even though It's beginning to look ns If ho may bo wrong. Back in March, Bauer pre­ dicted his Baltimore Orioles would finish third behind th* New York Ynnkces and Chi­ cago White Sox. “ I made that statement In spring training," Bauer said grimly after the Orioles bowl­ ed over the Yankees for the second straight time Wednes­ day night, 7-4, to widen their American League to 1V4 gomes. “Come back on Octo­ ber third. IH tell you what I think then." Yankee pitcher Stan Wil­ liams did all he could to make Bauer a bum prophet with a pair of errors that enabled the Orioles to score three unearn­ ed runs in the eighth inning. Whitey Ford started for th* Yankee! and tried for his 10th in a row but It wasn’t hla Remits Wednesday night. He waa rocked for sev­ Tigers 23 Cubs 9 en hits and four rum in two Panther* 21 Yanks 13 Innings, including a two-run STANDINGS homer by JaekI* Brandt. Wil­ Chiefs ............................... I liams was the loser, however. Panthers ........................ 3 Elsewhere In the American D g eri ......................... 2 League, the White Sox ripped Rebels« ,» •••« •* •.,,.,,, 1 tho Red Sox, 8-1, Detroit Yanks ............................. 1 downed Kansas City, 9-6, Cubs ............................... 0 Cleveland mauled Minnesota, Next Games Friday Rebels vs Chiefs (Ft. Mellon 12-3, in the first of two but LltUe League Field—4:36) lost the nightcap, 3-2, and th* Yanks vs Cubs ( F t Mellon Los Angeles Angels beat tha Washington Senators, 9-5. Softball Field—4:36) only two other games and has lost six. A l t h o u g h Friend's 12 straight victories over the Meta Is a modem day record, It la nowhere near the major league record of 24 establlahed by Christy Methewson of th* Giants from 1904 to 1908 against tha St. Louis Cardi­ nal*. The Loi Angeles Dodgers, sparked by Maury Wllla, pounded five Milwaukee hurlera for 19 hits and a 16-1 victory over tha Bravca, Wills collected three singles and a double, drove in one run, scored three itmes and stole two bates. Every Dod­ ger itarto r except Nat Oliver batted to a t least one run and every starter except Ron Fair­ ly scored a t least once. Frank Howard and Johnny Roseboro homered in easing Don Dryadals to his 10th victory of th* season. Chicago was at Philadel­ phia, Houston a t Sb Louis, and San Franciseo a t Cincin­ nati in night gamea. i t t * t /M e a t* te /" �V $f # n tf ix r f WmTB June 25, 1964—Page 5 About Sports Comets Clinch Little National Title Senkarik Hurls Thinking Angels Set To Flee One-Hitter To Out Loud Dodger Park In '66 Defeat Chase RECORD MAKER By Alan Mavei IA $ T )‘£ A p # £ M APS S p M S P O R T ORHoM RA 4 /9 7 0 * 9 By Julian Stenatrom Harry Smith, manager of Laka Mary'a minor team In what wa'va been calling tha South Semi nol e Little League Auoclntion, called Wednciday to inquire aa to why The Her* aid uied tha worda "South Seminole" In referring to the leaguea in th at aection of the county. a a a "E xcept for tha Sanford area," ha said, "thla organ­ ization ia a S a m i n o l a group." When tha organlcatlon w ai created it waa called South Seminole. Wa believe the printed program* for the ded­ ication of the lighted ball park carried the worda "South Seminole." Wa have referred to tha laaguea aa “ South Sem­ inole" aver ainca they began playing night ball a t Cooper Field in Canelberry Recrea­ tion Center. a • • Wa aiked Smith to cheek with League Prerident Bill Llvingiton about tha name. He did. We dlacorered that about a month ago tho league’a charter waa changed to eliminate tha w o r d "aouth" and it la now known aa the Seminole Little Lea­ gue Aeaoeletlon, lne. WV11 carry It aa auch from now on. • a a I t’a true that the organ!xation hai had ita up* and downa. But there’* ona thing th at can be aaid. A lot wai aeeompliihed by a lot of peo­ ple in doing what aome peo­ ple did not believe could be done, a a a If wa had any auggeitlona to make Itwould ba that the league le t up a program of good public relation* — keep­ ing tha public Informed of ■chedule change*, rule chan­ ge* and operating changee. Aa we underatand It the di­ rector* of tho anoeiatlon are tha officeri and the manag­ er!. Yet we hear report* that the directorate meet* and make decliioni, that the man­ ager* meet and make dec!alom and the executive com­ mittee — if th at la the prop­ er name for It, eomprlied of the officer* anil two manag­ er* — meet* and make* deciiiona. The problem I* — we’ve learned from aeveral ■ourcei — la that deelalona ar* not properly conveyed from on* group to the oth­ er!. * a a But thla ia really tha first year ef operation* under tha uuaplea* of tho Little Lea­ gue and we’re confident — aa many of tha league of­ ficiate and manager* ar* — that thaa* problem* ran and will be eliminated. After all, it taken a bit of lima for an organlxalion Ilk* thla to gat IU fact aolldly planted and ita program freo of tha kink*. a a * And, of couraa, manager* •nd league official* m uit b* • bit tolerant with each oth­ er. A fter all, this la the ftrat year and prior to thla vary few of the people Involved had had much experience In the operation end management *f inch u v**t program. a a a Maybe all tha town* In­ volved In the aaaoelatlon’a program ahould get together and employ a full tlmu racrratiou director to handle the## and many other pro­ gram*. W* ear thla after obaarvlug how efficiently tha recreational program In Sanford ia handled by tha City Recreation Department director, Jim Jernigam a a a On* thing U »ura. There’* an nwful lot of youngatera In Seminole •— outride of the gen­ eral Sanford area — who daaerva good recreation pro­ gram*. Molt of tha town* are doing the beat they can. Perhapa on a Joint baaia It could be correlated Into a vary ef­ fective program. 11.8 miiikm a year. That in itaelf ia a pretty fair return on the National League club'a $20 million-plus Investment. The transfer will be made in the spring of 1966. the cur rent contract calling for the Angels to remain at Dodger Stadium through '63. On the strength of a letter of Intent the City of Anaheim already has put out 32 mil lion for acreage two miles from Disneyland. A contract Is expected to be signed with in two weeks. A San Fran cisco firm will sell the bonds. The stadium will be built by the Del E. Webb Construction Co. of which the co-owner of (he New York Yankees Is president. Mayor Chuck Chandler, City Manager Keith Murdock and Councilmen Calvin Pebley and Fred Klein of Anaheim and their wives were guests of Webb during the series be­ tween the Angels and Yankees at Yankee Stadium. "If wa can break ground by the end of July, we can have the riadium ready for open ing day of 1966," laid Webb. Anaheim Is 29 miles or 30 minutes by automobile south east of lo s Angeles. Orange County, where orange groves gave way to industry headed by airplane factories, Is the second fastest growing sub­ urban area in the United States. "Five different surveys have shown that Anaheim will he the population center of southern California in 10 years," Fred Haney told us as we watched young Dean Chance ihul out the Yankees with three hits In a game he Ing televised in Los Angeles. United Press International There are 2 million people Fort Lauderdale split a within easy access of the new double header with Daytona park now. Beach 60, 0-2 Wednesday "The new deal will put nur night, but gained a full game club on a much soundrr busi­ lead over St. Petersburg In ness b ills. We pay O'Malley tha Florida State League. at least fl.6 million a year TU* Saints dropped into *«• The rent 1* an excessive flat oond place by losing both with a percentage privilege. games of a lwinbill with Tam­ O'Malley gels half our con­ pa 6-1, 8-2. cessions and the same split In other league action, on what we get for televis­ Saraaota defeated Lakeland ing 20 games. Even though we 6-3 and Miami downed last- get no part of the parking re place Orlando 4-3 In 10 lnn- celpt*. he want oil u* to pay lnga. (he attendant* when we were Tonight Orlando play* at home." Miami, Daytona Beach goes I asked Haney If the name to Fort Lauderdale, Lakeland of the club would be chang­ travels to St. Petersburg and ed. Sarasota goes to Tampa. "We’ll just be the Angel*." replied tire little man who played third bate for Ty Cobb in Detroit. 'J u it have an A on the uniform. That will stand Results Wednesday for Angels as well aa AnaNo games scheduled helm." STANDINGS Fred Haney insists there Is Shrine .......................... . 10 1 room for two big league CPO ............................ . 8 3 teams in southern California, Elkt ........................... . 7 4 but agrees that another Amer­ Rotary ........................, 7 4 ican League club muat be Kiwani* ...................... . 3 8 based on the Pacific Coast to Lake Mary ............... . 2 8 make the trip profitable for Clvitao ........................ 2 10 visiting ojtfiU. Games Today "I wouldn't be surprised If Shrine at Rotary 4:30 Gabe Paul moved the Cleve­ Kiwants at Lake Mary 7:30 land club to Seattle," he con­ Gamo Friday cluded, perhaps wishfully. CPO at Elks 4:30 TTiere’s always aome thing (At Memorial Stadium) new. By ITarry Grayioa Newspaper Enterprise Axsn. NEW YORK (NEA) -T a lk has major league baseball franchises being m o v e d around like chessmen, but one switch Is for sure. The Angels are getting the blares out o( Los Angeles and Dodger Stadium and the usual reason—too mucih rent— it not the only one. The Ameri can League Club ia fleeing to nearby Anaheim and boom ing Orange County to eria blish Its own Identity and build Its own audience. Its principal owenrs, Gene Aulry and Robert 0. Rey onUls, and general manager, F 'cd Haney, can’t see any im­ mediate future playing the part of poor relations at Cha ver Ravine. They must build a contender and have found that their young stars play­ ing in the shadow of the rriabliriied world champions Is bad business. So, you see, there is vastly more to the story than the squeeze imposed upon the Angels by President Walter Francis O'Malley of the Dod gers. One of the more significant things about tills newest change in baaeball scenery is that It will coat the Dodgers Ft. Lauderdale And Islanders Divide In FSL Junior League Ahoy, Do Font's DUT.UX* Ship and Dock Enamel is the best marine paint money can boy." “ Y a r h t w h i l e s aaM I l f r a - V ■ p a r v a r a l a h r m a ’I la r h e a l , " Sanford's candidate for Lit­ tle League All-America, Skip­ per Senkarik, "hit 'n hurled" Hunt's Lincoin-Mcrcury to the City Recreation Department's Little National League cham­ pionship Wednesday night as the Comets breezed pa it Chase by a score of 12 to 1. Senkarik yielded only one hit, whiffed 14 and issued only one walk while racking up his loth win of the season without a single setback. The 14 strikeouts brought his total to 138 in 65 innings. He has been stingy in the free pass department, giving up only nine walks. As far as hits are concerned, his record is al­ most unbelievable. Skip has been nicked for only 13 hits over that span or 10 lilts. Aside from his feats on the mound, Senkarik has been just as outstanding at the plate. Last night he clouted two more home runs, his rlghtli and ninth of the sea­ son, to give him tho Little League lead in that phase of play. Ruck Hurt also had a round tripper for the Cornels. This now sets llie stage for (ho Lillie League city aeries between tha Cornels and the Navy nine, winners of the Little American League title. The first game of the best two-out-of-three series w i l l start at 7:30 p.m., Monday night at Fort Mellon Park. Over in the Little American yealerday, F l o r i d a Slate's Bankers closed out their 1964 season on a winning note. They took their competitors, Sanford Atlantic National Bank, by a score of 6 to 2. Joe Pauline was cited for his outstanding play — getting both the mound decision plus a pair of timely hita for his club. Frank Williams added two hill to the winning cause. The win assured Florida Stale of at least a tie for second place in tho loop's standings, Tho Locomotive Engineers, idle Wednesday, clinched second place in the Lilllo National. National League W I, PCL GB 40 24 .623 Phlla. 40 27 .587 D4 San Fran. S3 29 .547 s Pitta. Clan. 33 31 .330 6 33 34 .493 8V4 St. Louis 33 34 .493 8W Loa Ang, 31 32 .492 8W Chicago Houston 31 33 .483 9 Milwaukee 31 36 .463 10W 20 48 .290 22V4 New York Results Yesterday Philadelphia B, Chicago 8 Houston 7, St. Louis 5 Loa Angeles 13, Milwaukee Pittsburgh 3, New York 1 San Francisco 2, Cincinnati 1 Game* Today Pittsburgh at New York Houston at St. IxhjIs Los Angelos at San Francisco (N) (Only Games Scheduled) Three-cent colna were mint­ ed by Ihe U, S. several times, the first being in 1831, latter Things far Batter living . . . through Chemistry 0 / 0eco.it/. t'<5 R/AST A A V ro h / t 0 5 , b x a o a s ) /V 4 <£4$OH /y EACH A tA U aR ££AC(/£, 0onr p / c K - * $ T l/A * T x S O S T O /V /? £ £ > S O X 1 S T & A SSM 4Y HAS AHOTH£R HOMER RECOUP W /tha v r a a 'se e r e A fte r j w b H £ M AP A‘,T 3 (ERAHP SLAAt* A H P AIO 9TR 0R OH£ SEASO H /* f / 9 £ . tv 4 \' •W-• vi0 (jrHe tva rr W e t 0 £ A P i e 70 A R R oR P .U A H / O R T M o S £ 9 / '* r - 0 A T S rM £ rcH £ S h '/TH oar a 4 o a }£ R S a c H A S H S 9£R R £ R £ P 4 / A APR/& -A1AX JAtefi it-bi*4 I f l b i | fpftfWM lywfte J IM BEAM STRAIGHT'KY. BOURBON BOURBON Itojr. 5.00 - 44.95 Cnnc Reg. 5.20 - 43.75 CASE HfAVfM Hill 379 310 Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 H alfway Between Sanford and Orlando F U LL Q U A R T S VODKA or G IN jo in t US t/S B I t 3J10 GALLON JUG MOGEN DAVID LIQUOR FOR LESS F U LL Q U A R T S 111.ENDED WHISKEY k e g e n t ie m a n CHARRED OAK 8TI*. KY. Hltll. 8YR. GAL. CONCORD KOSHER WINE Guckenheimer STRAIGHT IIOUIIHO.N G ILB EY G IN Brookford 10 Yr. „^*nd NOW 6 YRS. OLD! SUIIFSIDE O L D H IC K O R Y F L O R ID A R U M 6 Ylt. S ill. Hltll. Haller Deluxe mui! cflCarioca K Sggl R eg. 4.60 VALUES TO 35.75 CASE 41.88 55.85 CASE nu dark Rum 3.99 * FULL QUART BE SAFE ON THE 4th - STAY HOME WITH A 5th!! Jychcnlcq H IG H L A N D M IS T 12 YEAR Imported Scotch “A" BLEND Ky. Str. Bourbon Reg. 6.25 • 41.95 Case Heir. 4.60 • 35.75 Caie LIGHTEST KY. IIOURHON IN TIIE WOULD. Money Bark Guarantee CHAMPION STK. KY. DOUIUION DCCD D L E I\ HOME OF THE G E N E S E E ....................3.49 OLD GERMAN ........ 3.B9 ABC STS „ BEER 3.89 ORANJEBOOM........... 4.9*4 O L D M IL W A U K E E s3 . 4 9 CASE 21 12 OZ. PLUS DBF, COUPON Kaplraa June 27 K IN G SIZE D HI-BALL 39c DAY or NITt - OPINING 'III CLOSING 39c IMP. S C O T C H b SO D A DRY M A R T IN I T O M C O L L IN S Vntism BALLANTINE IMP. SCOTCH HI-Way 17-82, Fern Park AnC Only ■ lim it 3 par c v ita m e r w ith H ill c a i g M | ABC CHARCOAL FILTERED (T iukui m ia REG. 5.25—4I.R8 CASE ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE CASK 24 i i u i. c a n s IMP. FROM HOLLAND MR. BO STO N P IN C H 379 $99 322-5581 Ft. Ijiiiicnlale fl, Daytona 0. 1st Daytona 2, Ft. Lamlcrdalo 0, 2nd Tampa 6. St. Pete 1, 1st Tampa 8, St. Pete 2, 2nd CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. Sarasota 6, lakeland 3 519 E. ltd St. Ph. 322-5411 Miami 4, Orlando 3 Mended Whlnkey 3 0 .* * SA NFORD, F U . Florida Slate BONDED KY. You’re getting old." “ D ea*t la a g h . J a a t w a it HILL LEHIGH ACRES (U P t)-D e fending champion J.C. Gooaic heads a field of about 200 golfer* who leed off Thursday In the first round of the 23rd annual Florida State Open. The 72-hole match is being played over the 6,615-yard, par 71 Lehigh Acres country club course. In a pro-am warmup match Wednesday. John Morgan of Vero Beach teamed up with Fori Myers amateur Roller I Roach to top the field with a 63. Three golfer* were lied with 69> for the low pro score In yesterday'* warmup. They were Andrew Mocsary of Lar­ go, Bob Grant of Boca Baton and Augic Boyd. H IL L 100" “You repeated yourself. HARDW ARE CO What's This! FOUR ROSES “Yep, and 25 colon to select from." lum ber a n d Ph. 322-5441 HEAVEN “ Y a c h t w h ite * a w l IJIu -a -V ■ p a r T t n l a h c a n ’t b e h e a t.* * CARTER MO'S JAMES LOS ANGELES (UPI) Rubin Hurricane Carter, 1ST, Paterson, N. J., knocked out .Clarence Jam es, 18314, Oak­ 22S W . 3 rd S T . land (1). CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 519 E. 1st St. ’ OLD REG. 6.33—48.93 CASE for beauty sad protection. .. CVimr* dtlbers 200 Golfers Tee Off In Stale Open ?5 9 5 TH VERMOUTH MARIO-TKIGONI SWEET ROMA OK DRY Christian Bros. ROBBA OH ,MI'-l)H V SWEET 89c QT.I 99c 1.19 #,h| 1.39 H N O IL L Y PRAT IMP. SWEET! OR DRY * 30-OZ. 1 .9 9 HOT. [COUPON la p ira a Jun* 27 [CANADIAN CLUB* 5 IM P . C A N A D IA N ROND ^ Ill-Way 17-82. Fern Park ABC On’, alt 3 g ar c n t i m r w ith H ill CMtpM m x m m m m m . k �Far* 6—June 25, 1984 Shower Fetes Miss Chambers By Donna Estes Miss Jill Forsyth and Mias Barbara Ferrell were co-hoateaaea to a recent miscellan­ eous bridal shower honoring Miss Lord! Chambers, brideelect of Jam es Harold Dicks, a t the home of Miss Forsyth's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. T. Phillips in Altamonte Springs. Guests enjoyed chatting and playing party gamea before being served mints, nuts, punch and cake from a table centered with a bride, um­ brella and an arrangement of pink glads. The white frosted cake was decorated with pink wedding belli. Invited guests Included Mrs. Louise Ritchlson, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. W. T. Phillips, and the Misses Gilda Pettlnattl, C a r l a Lommler, Jan Westmark, Cheryl Eddy, Dottle Sewell, Linda Tucker, Jennifer Jordan, Carol Dor­ othy, Donna Friend, Kay Moon and Margo n eam i. MISS LORELL CHAMBERS, bridc-clcct of James II. Dlckn, wnn pruent of honor a t a recent mincellnneous nhower. From tho left are Minn Jill Forsyth, hoatoiiii, MIkb Chambern, honoree, Mm. Louise Ritchlson, mother of the bride-elect and Miss Barbara Ferrell, hostess, By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smith a f South DeBary, announce the engagement and approa­ ching marrlaga of thalr dau­ ghter, Miss Jon Alfa Smith to John 0 . Smith, son of Rev and Mrs. Gall B. Smith of Sanford. tylas Smith la a graduate of DeLand High School with the claaa of 1004 and Is pres­ ently employed by Clary and Mattingly, a DeLand firm of attorneys. The future bridegroom Is presently employed with the Atlantic Coast Lins Railroad. Complete wedding details will be annonuneed a t a later With Family T he E. S. Millers Attend Exercises In New York MISS JON ALFA SMITH Mrs. Paul B. Wells, the for­ mer Cnrol Skinner, of Stam­ ford, Conn, ia currently visit­ ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner at their Magnolin Avenue home. Mr*. Well* will bo In atten­ dance nt the wedding of her alster, Mias Susan (Sunny) Skinner to Walter Neal this Saturday. Personals Mrs. R. A. Braden, director of tho SarepU Best Home has returned home from a trip to Finland. She made tha trip both wnya by plane. While there aho visited many relatives but stayed in Helsinki and visited surround­ ing cities. An outstanding trip waa made by plane to the Arctic Circle. There she attended a Sunday service in a very beautiful modern rhuich. This church had been built with money donated by Americana to replace tho church bombed and Mra. Edwin L. during World War II. Lindsey have returned from a motor trip to Arkansas and Reent visitors a t tha horns of Mr*. Irens W stt were her couelns, Mr. and Mra. Sam By Daria Dean Duncan and Timmy Grinatead, aona of Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Grinstesd of North Or­ lando, are apending tho sum­ mer on a farm In Branford with their aunt and unrte, Mr. and Mra. C. M. Grinatead and cousins, Ricky, Ksnneth, Sarah and Susan Grlnstcad and grandparenta, Mr. and Mra. G. J. Grinstcud. Personals By Donna Katra Mr. and Mra. Theo Tice hava returned to their Longwood home following a three weeka vacation in Tennessee. The Tice* visited with their daughter and her family Mra. Emily Warren, in Nashville and attended the commence­ ment exercises of Srarrictt College, where Mra. Warren la secretary to the president, Dr. Holt. They also attended the graduation exercises of West End High 8chool, of which their grandson, Ben Warren, was a member. Ben haa en­ rolled In the September class of Florida Southern College at lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. Tice enjoyed a pleasant visit with their daughter and son In law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis at Donelaon, Tenn. En route home the Tices toured Knoxville, Chimney Rock and Rock Hill, S.C. They were Joined in Rock Hill by Mr. Tice's sister and hfothcr, Misa Ruth Tire and Fletcher Tice of Roanoke, Va. Walker, of Jacksonville and daughters Elaina and Virgin­ her alster-ln-law, tire. Bob ia of Gninesville, and another Burnham of Greenacres. daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mra. Robert Law­ Mra. Walter Trapp enter­ tained a t dinner in honor of rence of Loulaville, Ky., re­ her sleter-ln-law, Mrs, Fay cently visited Mrs. Tew's mo­ Lee, who was celebrating her ther, Mrs. It. C. Long and birthday. Attending the din­ her sister and brother-in-law, ner were Mr. and Mra. Fay Attending the elate con­ Lee, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Trapp, Mrs. Irene W att and vention of tha Florida Fed­ eration of Business and Pro­ Mra. Effla Mielka. fessional Women's Clubs In A recent guest of Mr. and Tampa, June 11-13 were Mrs. Mrs. R. F. Mouls was their Arolyn True, president of cousin, Mrs. Mabls Schulte of the Senford chapter, M rs . Betty Baker, treasurer and Atlanta, Ga. Mra. Myrtla Gradick, perilmrntarlan. That’s Right I Go Anywhcro In Sanford and Waah . . . Than Coma to WES-KAY and Let WES Wanh Your Clothes! Are CLEANER and BRIGHTER It Will NOT COST YOU ONE PENNY! Here’s Why! . . . FRIDAY (only) SPECIAL! A L A S K A N K IN G CRAB Served With Cocktail Sauce, |4 |h LAo A Im W B x W M v tr* I W X jU m M Waldheim of I acrved from a pastel buffet I The hosteaa presented the tormer G all' *ettlnu with aiaorted spring honoree with a gift of silver irH . . . hn«.1low ers tastefuHy arranged. | bpead and butter platea. Attending with Mrs. Wald­ heim and Kay were Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the brideelect, Mrs. Robert J. O’Neil, Mrs. W. A. Adams. Miss Mar­ ilyn McDaniel, Mra. Thomas F. McDaniel, Mrs. Albert Jarrell, Mra. Rupert Strick­ land, Mra. W. 0 . Fleming, Mra. G. Algernon Speer, Mra. Dale Scott, Mra. C. L. Powell and Miss Rose Kratxert, all from Sanford. Also attending were Mra. Floyd Elienback and Mias Pat Stephenson from Winter Park. Perform In Piano Recital Enjoy A Vacation North Orlando Final plana hava been complated for the Carlton-Smith weddlnir, which will he an event of Saturday June 27, at R p.m. at Holy Croia Epi»copal Church with the Rev. Leroy Soper performlnK the ceremony. A reception In the Pariah house will follow the wedding with all friends and family Invited to attend. Miss Ivey Luncheon Honoree Pupils O f Margaret Davis The Theo Tices Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. MllTer anil daughter, Jana, of In­ dian Mound Village, recently returned from a motor trip to Troy, New York, where they attended graduation ceremon­ ies a t Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Their son, Leonard, was graduated with a B.S. degree In Electrical Engineering, lie Is presently working for the Naval Ordnance Lab, White Oaks, Maryland. The Millers also visited In Washington, D. C. and Rustburg, Virginia. From Rustburg they brought their three grandchildren, Steven, Donna and Melanie Miller. Carlton-Smith Wedding Details Are Announced Lettuce Tomato Hard Dolled Egg L em on Saltlnea Ic*d Tea Or Coffee OTHER COIN LAUNDRIES ONLY HAVE; 1. Waah Cycle 2. Rinat and Spin 3. Rinat and Spin ONLY W ES-KAY Gives You: 1. 2. I. 4. 5. 3. SOAK CYCLE RINSE * SPIN WASH CYCLE RINSE ft SPIN DEEP RIN8E ft SPIN THIRD BIN8E ft SPIN That Ia Why We Bay ir WES-KAY Can’t Prove TO YOUR SATISFACTION That Wa Clean Year ClothM CLEANER . . . IT'S FREE I T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG •TUB PRESCRIPTION OUB PB1MABY CONCERN” COR. let ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD WES-KAY WASHETERIA The piano pupils of MarL. Davis were presented in their annual recital t h i s month at the Woman's Club of Sanford, with the stage area transformed Into a spring garden featuring palms and pedestal baskets of glads and fern. Musical compositions presented were Ladds' “Saltarella" by D e n l i e Jarrell; Schaum's "The Elevator" by Gall Lee; Elmerrich's "The Spinning Song" by Susan A d a m s ; Bachman’s "The Spsnlsh Fiesta" by Mary Both Williams; Thompson's "The Fairy Court" by Charles T h o m a s ; Thompson's "Swinging Along" by Mar­ garet Ava Aiken; Tischendorfa "Legende in B Minor" by David Aiken and Schaum's "Schubert's Walts” by Margie Brooke Smith. Also Burman's "Concerto in A Minor" by Donald Whitmire; Carm an's "The Dream­ e r" by Christie Kinlaw; Nevln’s “Jazz Prelude" by Jim ­ my Buckler; Rogers' "A Waltz in Spring" by Cindy Fitzpatrick; Kern’s "The Jug­ gler" by Harley Sykca; Rea's Enterprise Personals The younger teenagers of tho community gathered at the school cafetorlum Mon­ day evening with a surprise birthday party for one of their group, Miss Connie Sellers. Games and dancing were enjoyed the early part of the evening and tho gifts were opened later. Delicious refreshments of sandwiches, p o t a t o chips, birthday cake and punch were s e r v e d to the following guests: Miss Patsy Long, Miss Carolyn Watson, Miss Patty Urban, Bliss Cathy Brown, and the honored guest, Forrest Nutt Jr., Vince Stowell, Van Robbins, Dennis and Junior Meadows, Charles Magcnhclmcr a n d Russell Echols. Mrs. Katherine Sellers and Mrs. E. Echols assisted. The background color of the skin — not the blush — is the best Indicator of ripeness In peaches. Look for ■ whitish or yellowish background col- "The Wood Nymph’s Harp" by Susan Southward; Ncvin’a “The Fairy Waltz" by Te. quilla Chesser and Warren's "Tam O'Shantcr" by John Charles Aiken. Also Bohm'a "Tarantella" by Jimmy Lee; Heller's "Cur­ ious Story" by Barbara Buck­ ler; Crawford's "Arpeggio Waltz" by Laura Anne Hen­ derson; Lecuona’s "Malaguena" by Larry Williams and DcBusscy's "Clair De Lune" by Anne Aiken. Sidney Vihlcn presented his composition "Polonaise in A Minor" and also other origin­ al selected arrangements with Sandy Richards featured In De Bussey's "Golliwoggs Cakewalk." Both are former students of Margaret Davis. Of special interest on the program were solos played by John Charles Aiken and Lar­ ry Williams, which won “su­ perior" ratings at the Band District Competition. The flower room was pre­ sided over by Mra. Ava Wright Davis assisted by Bedford Aiken and David Richards with Candy South­ ward in charge of the pro­ grams. Assisting in serving after the programs were the Mmes. J. W. Buckler, H e r m k n Brown, Ted Williams, Jam es Lee Jr., Charles Thomas, Ernest Southward, Joe J a r­ rell, Clarence Henderson, Ro­ berta Richards, A. S. Kinlaw and It. C. Whitmire. SHAMPOO AND SET $2*80 STYLED SHAPING iro o FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Hair Styling Salon Cut flowers in late after­ noon or early morning to pro­ long life. 2201 S. Park Ave, Perma-Lift B ra sM b STYLE NO, MISS KAY IVEY N e w Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. William C. Strawn of Gainesville, an­ nounce the arrival of a son, William Todd Strawn, born Friday, June 12, and weighing eight pounds a n d seven ounces. The maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Nor­ wood of Gainesville, formerly of Sanford, and tho paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Strawn of Mel­ rose. Mrs. S. E. Norwood of Lake Monroe is the great grand­ mother. Mrs. Strawn Is the former Paula Norwood of Sanford. Flus Other Slyles At Similar Savings I j/J J L /U Fashions [U J * # \ mt/ Hwy 436 & 17-92, Fern Park Fern Park Shopping Center Ph. TE 8-351B — Open Frl. NIU Til t A S A SP E C IA L C O U R T E SY T O A L L O U R F R IE N D S IN T H E S E M IN O L E A R E A . . . A A A C A R P E T OF O R L A N D O W IL L O PERATE A B R A N C H SA LE S O R G A N IZ A T IO N HERE * AJ \ 4 DAY \ F 0 R T H ,S S P E C IA L F R ID A Y SATU RD AY - M O N DAY TU ESDAY . . featu rin g a SHOP-IN-YOUR-HOME SERVICE! RIIVC OUT 1 0 , 0 0 0 Y A R D S 0 F FAMOUS-MAKE DU I J U U I 100% DUPONT 501 NYLON BROADLOOM. YES! WE’RE PAYING 50c ON THE DOLLAR — A N D IF YOU ACT AT ONCE — WE’LL PASS THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU! Bys a woomlna er a childrens dree — an Iffen ur aakun, 'Whut kin they giv u at this prise" — thin wa kant a a s • r y ■ eus yu wunt bleva whut i t * u v theme t h i n g s r wurlh. So turn aaa sum allies yn wud not warn to n dawg show, — but thar wil bo utbera yu kin wars to n hi saaslaty party, 'a no wnn. bat no wnn wll no wkmt yn pads—'a only wun o them t a ­ p e r t dreemakera wad on tli dlfraaa —a# c*ai aaa whut O reel real BARGBN luka Iaka. HEAR! BUM! Y'ALL • LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM • HALL While Quantity Lasts! LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS COMPLETELY INSTALLED PADDING INCLUDED FREE Decorator consultation in your home, wide choice of colon and patterns. U P TO 270 SQ. FT. I * 100% D U P O N T • Imagine AAA of Orlando haa take* an option on II,• •• ynrda of famous make broadloom at n pries positively unequalled anywhere. This Is genuine BROADLOOM I—tho kind you’d pay 4 times sa much far-' end pay it giadyl Don’t waltl Taka advantage af this limited opportunity te give your homo the lux­ ury lank and comfort you're always waatad! 501 N Y L O N Limited Time Only! SEE SAMPLES IN YOUR HOME. THIS SALE CARPET IS NOT FEATURED IN OUR STORE, r V l v R l SANFORD d f t f t 1 # 4 OPERATORS ON DUTY 24 H0UR8. CALL AT ONCE! J # QUANTITIES LIMITED. �■Vt V n ffn f Tint* 25, TOM— fttp» WrrsB f n a M N F W C U U I MMStI T W l W n M M * Sanford Story League Installs Officers T he D . A . Bruces’ 50th Anniversary Party Celebrates Birthday By Jody Turner of Mr. end Mrs. Richer Hoo­ Mis* Sherry Hoogerwerf gerwerf, Observed Sunday celebrated her ninth birthday The party table wee decoraHr Mrs. C'lsrrne* Snyder Keffer. Miss Judy Robb then ] mentioned attending were; 1R. C, Long. ike. Mrs. R. S. Gustafson, At law I Mr, and Mr*. D. A. Bruce at a party Saturday at her tcT with a pink end white Visitors w en Mr*, b, E. ; Phyllis Hopper, Jack Jure* will observe their both wed­ home. Sherry it the daughter cake end multf-colored lolllThe final meeting of the told a delightful story, “ Den­ Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs. R. F. ding anniversary at an open Moule, Mrs. Ann Hardie, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Effle Mirb | and John Snyder. Sanford Story Learn* before nis and the Wee Mea That I house at their Lake Monroe the cummer vacation was held Had Lived So Long", by Dor­ home on Sunday, June 28 from Monday evening a t the Epis­ othy Allen Hrut-clie. 3-5 p.m. Thu installation of officers Ali family friend* nnd rel­ copal Parish House. atives are cordially invited t i Mr«. Fred Rnhh, president, followed with Ml*. Robb ns attend during the appointed presided during the short installing officer. Mrs. Rohb hours. business meeting. presented each officer with Thanh you letters were read a pair of miliaturv shoes, ad­ * from the Geneva School or monishing them to fill the Ginderville V F D the donation of books to the school library by the Sanford shoes well and have them To Meet A t N A S Story League and also from well worn at the close of the V A /i year. Mis. Surah King f»r the book ; V J < Installed were Mr*. Hetty presented to the Sanford Li­ For Instructions brary us a memorial for her Snyder, president; Mrs. Clar­ Members of the Ginderville mother, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, ence Snyder, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs, Irene W att, sec­ Fire Department are request­ a Story League member. Z*\ ik'dBp^ ed to meet at Navnl Air StnA letter was also read from ond vice president; Mrs. Hurl Evans, third vie* president; tlon main pate, Thursday at Sir*. Geneva Parks thanking 7:30 P.M. Ilia Lrngue for the dinner Mrs, \V. L. Roche, recording secretary; Mrs, R. W. Tench, They will he guests aboard given in her honor and also the Station of Fire Chief C. M. for naming her “Sanford Slo- corresponding secretary; Mrs. SHERRY HOOGERWERF. center, cdebratiliB K. J. Mykkanen, treasurer; Whittrn. who will instruct ther of the Year." her ninth birthday with Mnry Bullard nt the left them on various phase* of During the program Mr*. Mrs. Eva Williams, historinn and Mrs. E. C. Williams, pnrand Mary Jo Heath on the right. Robb told a beautiful story rescue procedures. llmentahan. with a civil war setting, “The .SANFORD STORY LEAGUE recently installed officers nre front row left Refreshments were served Benediction", by Adelaide to rljilit, Mrs. Irene Watt, second vice president; Mrs. Knrl Evans, thin! from a lace covered table cen­ I t... it* f t i . . . 1. _____i f ___ .............................. ___ tred with an arrangement of Coral Vine. Hostesses were Mrs. Vivien Welsh and Mrs. By Donna Kates I Longuood, observed their 60th both stating if given the choice Eva Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William I,y-I wedding anniversary on June they would repeat tha soma Members, other than those cans of Palmetto Avenue, Ifl, 1084 quietly at horn* with vows of 60 years ago. The Lyenns came to Flori­ da ten year* ago from West By Mrs. II. I . Johnson Virginia, wher* they were both reared, and whera Mr. Someone sent In this recipe en egg. milk and melted shor­ the cake a mixture of lemon 1 e»n coined beef, broken I.ycana was employed as a For The Soft Beauty apart for Creole Corn Muffins but tening. Turn liquid* into dry Juice, powdered sugar and coat miner for 45 years. Mr. And Natural Look Add: did not sign her name. They ingredients and stir vigorous­ citrus rind. Allow to Mink in Lycans is very active for his Every “Girl” Wishes. sound very good nnd I want ly until all flour is dampened. for several hours. This cake 2 hard-rooked eggs, chopped 80 years and Mrs. Lycans Add green pepper, union and will serve around 12 to HI Let Our Skilled does all her work. 1» cop chopped green pepper to try them real noon. cheese. Pour hatter into muf­ serving*. Stylists Shape For diversion, the Lyrnns Mix well and set aside. CREOLE CORN MUFFINS fin pans that have been greas­ • • • enjoy fishing ami television Your llafr-Do With Combine: I’t cups sifted flour ed. Rake In hat oven, -too de­ VANILLA WAFER DESSERT ■i rup mayonnaise and just sitting in their spa­ grees, 23 to 3u minutes. Makes 3 tops, baking powder Expert Touch . . . 1 cup unsweetened orange 1 tsp. onion juice or is small cious yard enjoying their pul 1 tsp. salt 12 muffins. Juice tqulrrel, Billy. onion, chopped I thsps. augar MU. ASM) MRS. WILLIAM LYCANS of L o » k Marilyn Hamilton'* FOR APPOINTMENT <» cup unsweetened pineapple 1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce Mr. and Mra. Lycans have 44 cup corn meal wootl, on their BOlh tvoiliiinjr nnnlvortmry. CITRUS CAKE Juice nine children, ten grandchil­ Mix well, Add to corned 1 egg, well beaten CALL 322-569? 4 eggs, separated *4 tsp. a.i It dren and six great grand­ beef mixture. Blend well. I cup milk *, cup rooking oil '4 pkg. orange Jcllo children. Spread between slices of V» cup ahorfenlng, melted *« cup apricot neclar 21 marshmallows, quartered white or brown bread. Makes 1 tbsp. green pepper, chopped 1 pkg. yellow cake mix I rup cream, whipped 214 cups. 1 tsp. onion, chopped fine 3 taps, lemon extract 1 lb. vanilla wafers, crushed BEAUTY SALON VI cup grated cheese By Evelyn laindy Mra. Fred Pierson were MU* 2 cups sugar (powdered) Combine fruit Juices, salt CREAM CHEESE Sift flour with baking pow­ IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL Mr*. Anna B. Balkotn of Ann Pier Mm of Ft. .Myers and 10 tbsps. lemon Juice and bring to a boil. Add quar­ AND PEACH SPREAD der, salt and augar, add corn 2 taps, grated lemon rind tered mnrslimalluw* and jcl­ Work with a spoon until Miami is the guest of her Mr. ami 31r*. Jim Brookshire 3rd & MAGNOLIA meal and mix. Combine beat2 Ups. grated orange rind lo. Mir until melted. Chill soft, i pkg. (8 oi.) cream daughter and son-in-law, Mr. of Atlanta. and Mrs. Paul Mlklcr of Beat egg white* until stiff. until slightly thickened. Fold cheese. Oviedo. Site will be visiting In In a separate bowl, combine in whipped cream. Spread H Add; Pvt. Robert Olllff haa re ­ Oviedo for several week*. egg yolks, cooking oil and of crushed wafers in bottom t can (83, ox.) wetldrained turned to Camp Jackson after of R by 8 cake pan. Gently fruit juice, heat in cake mix, peach halves, chopped Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ellis a two week leave visiting Ills mix well. Add lemon extract smooth gelatin cream mixture 1* cup chopped pecan* welcome another grandchild grandmother, Mr*. E. M. Oilover wafers. Sprinkle remain­ and fold stiffly beaten egg f t Mix well. Spread on bread. to Hie family. Their son, Bob, IfL UlAVft M JTV m whiles Into above mixture. ing wafers on top. Chill until AVNAYM WA i tTt rMlAl QUALITY * • • and hla wife, Grace, have a Pour into oiled atom pan. firm. Cut into squares. HAM BEEF LOAF new son and have named him Mr. and Mra. Horace Lun­ . . . Hake at 323 degree* for 43 2 Ihi, ground cooked ham Edward fa*e. Grace was the dy wore weekend guest* of Here arc some spreads for minutes to one hour. Cool in 1 lb. ground beef former Grace Barr of Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slavik. pan 5 minutes, then remove sandwiches that will be easy 1 tsp. salt and they now live in Marg ale, from pan. While hot, punch to prepare for picnic, etc. ti tsp. pepper Fla. They have four other boles all through cake (use an RAISIN CAHIIOT SPREAD 1 rup soft bread crumbs children. Combine in a bowl; ica pick for thia). Spoon ever 2 eggs, slightly beaten ti rup chopped raisins 1 ran <(Pi or.) applrxaur* Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jcttk* ti cup raw carrots, shredded Combine all of the above of Daytona Beach were the ti cup collage cheese THE STRAW ingredient*. Mix wall. Form 2 thsps. mayonnaise or salad into a loaf. Place In shallow weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Michael of Lake BAGS ARE dressing C u ltu r e ih rir baking dish. Put over loaf, 1 Jessup. dash of salt HERE NOW! run (H'i ox.) pineapple slices, h rm ily in n ic h im Mix well. Spread on rye or drained. Then pour the syrup Mr. and Mrs. Collins Barn­ Wokp ut headquatIn i fot ftoriitk bread bread. from the pineapple over this. es and children, lx*1, Adam trrmrtcit * rtyvipmt’rtf • Mm Bake at 330 degree* for Its and Craig, of Waycross, were FRANKFURTER CHEESE lioura or until done. When weekend guests of Mra. Barn­ SPREAD root, slice loaf and use as es' parents, Mr. and Mrs. I,. Combine m top of double filling for sandwiches or on L. Faulk hr., of l>ahe llayca. CAMERA SHOP boiler: hard rolls. 210 S. PA R K A Y E , • • • 84 cup shredded Cheddar Weekend guest* of Mr. and cheese STUFFED CELERY U cup milk I can* deviled ham (2)4 oi. Stir over medium heal until each) chco-ve is inrlled. Remove 1 pkg. (8 or.) cream clwe»* Irom heat and add: tv Up. seasoned salt 3 frankfurters, chopp'd Vs Up. Worcestershire sauce Friday 1 thvp. mustard 3 to 8 atalka celery, cut in 4 1 tbsp. mayonnaise Inch pieces and SU PE R SAVINGS ON GOWNS, salt to taste and pepper Mix denied ham, rrram M u well. .Make* about 1 '* cheese, aratoned salt, Wor­ Saturday BABY DOLLS AND PAJAMAS! cups. c e s t e r s h i r e sauce until imoolh. Tube or spoon Into Gifts - Cards - Books ONLY! CORNED BEEF SPREAD celery. Chill and serve as an 210 E. First St. Put in bowl; appetiser. pep*. Ths caka was tarred with Ica cream, aoda and can­ dy, and each of ths guesta was given a favor of a bottla of bnbhla soap. Among ths guesta were Sherry** two brothers, Mika and Tiiumjr and her sister, Patty. Other* attending w art the Misses Lisa Lea, Mary Jo lfentli, Debbie Fulton, Jane! Mucek, Lou Ann Wade, Patri­ cia Heath, Marry Eldrfdge, and a houirgursl of tha Hoo­ gerwerf*, Nona Weidl. Pre-4th Of July S W IM S U IT SALE! At.L REDUCED Couple Enjoys Anniversary dinmsimak&hA QohiWi Oviedo Personals EVELYN'S diowaA Fashions 2526 PARK UR. Open Wed. p.m. A Frl. Nile P R E -IN V E N T O R Y enneuf E N T IR E S T O C K Wieboldt's wfcite Flemings 1" Ro Jay , . , with the new*!, Minnirtl, (keep ’mb bp by tha armful . . . your favorit* styles ta all the m w m I fabrics . . . aaay car* bit ad of Dacron® polyester, nylon *n cotton that Just wash and waar! Pert baby dolls, boy pajamas, dreamy walla gowa or rlaaaica. SM-U I t to 41. mnxt rolorful fashion* for V t lw iy - £ Q & a n t jjia h a m 1 that park with case, pamper your travel d From 099 To 24" budget. Matching handbags, Jewelry to complete Coma Early For Flrat Choice! COSMETICS 22 WRITE ONLY FAMOUS MANUFACTURER WOOLS — NYLONS JU TE HACKING 27" x 48" easy-cars vacation at) lea your wardrobe. fo r 1 ” Open 9 A. M. These troplr-shrer roametic*—an rsriting addition to our etcluaiv* lines of women's apparel and accsaaorlca—were crated for tha frmlnlna woman who (area about the ef­ fects of climate and weather on her romplriion. These roamrtira never “go dry", cake or fade. You'll love thrlr tender-touch whirh best protect* delicate akin. 9 A .M . 9 P. M. FrL 5:30 P .M . S a t Wa Invite you to eome in and let either Martha or Connie advise you aa • your ro«met!c needs. Both have received instructions from Jean G raham SPECIAL CARPET REMNANTS • • • • fun . , . are our trraalllr, for WHITE — PASTELS SEVERAL STYLES ALL COTTON 8— M—L RAYON — COTTON LONG WEARING 8-14 SANFORD, FLORIDA is your cxclunive franchised dealer GIRL’S COTTON PANTIES • i'a • pending your 2 s t r l i of Value* a Ion* and costume SEERSUCKER TOI’S-BOTTOMS ONE PIECE — TWO PIECE PI.AYSU1TS — GOOD SELECTIONS JUST IN TIME FOR HUMMER WEATHER! WOMEN’S BLOUSES ROLL UP or SLEEYELESS • • • 1J w Featuring Fashions Just For You 50‘ - 77‘ - 88' • • • ® a 300 NORTH PARK AVENUE GIRL’S SPORTSWEAR REDUCEDI • • • • LADIES DRESSES Vi OFF 2 " ea “Your exclusive name for cosmetic fashions" V A Open Friday Evenlnga Accredited Charges Amounts Welcomed DOWNTOWN SANFORD �i Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322-5612 Classified Phone S. Education * Instruction fl. For Rent PRIVATE ART LESSONS. FURN. Garage Apt.. I BR. water furn. $40. Ph. 322-2108 School age or adult. Day or evening. Ph. 3229219, Eli­ 3-ROOM Furn Apt., for cou zabeth Hodgin*. pie, $43 322-7309. ill)r t^mifnrti ijrrnlh PuBO 8—June 25, 1UG-I BERRY’S WORLD 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* AIR-CONDITIONING 2 BR, CB, Tile bath, built-in By EEDDERS kit., Rcfrig., w a sh e r A dry­ II. B. POI’E CO., Inc. er. DeBary 608-5462. 322-5612 Fromi Seminole Co Comity 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Fauna 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notlees 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. 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 Serrleea 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry • liv e stock 81A. Pete 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 84-A Swap er Exchange 86. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles • Truces 86-A Antes Wanted ST. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary Bled., left on Bivd. to take Mary Fire Station, Bight to Office in Model House on Abbott Ave. LMN Enterprises, Inc. Ph. 322-2744 15 322-8892. 1 BR., Furn Apl. with Pvt. FURN. A UNFUnN. 2 HR bath, 317 S Park Ave. Duplex Apt*. Tcrrazzo floors, tile bath, Venetian 1 BR Fum. houae. 322-2307. ahadea. water furn. Phone | 10 x 52 3 BR flouietraller 322-2334 after 3 p. m. Alr-cond. Ebltr Spring* Trlr. Pk. CLEAN Unfum. apt. 309 Mag­ nolia. Apply downatalr* af­ 1 BR., Furn. house, take ter S p. m. Mary. No pels. 322 3019 or 322-6317. RAVENNA PARK. 3 HR Avail. July 3, $110. 107 Tem­ t Room Efficiency apt. witli pvt. bath A thuwer, auitablc ple Dr. 322-8007. for couple or tingle porvon SMALL bouse. 322-2816. or retired All utilities in­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ 2 BR Unfurn. house, kit. cated on tat St., within 1 equip, w. stove only. Ilea block of 2 free parking Iota •ooable. 322-0313. and shoppStg renter. In­ quire at Manuel Jarobion 2 BR Comp. furn. house. Ph. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 322-2377, 1 Bedroom*. Bath and W, FURN. Apt. Cloie lo. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. fum. or unfurn. Casselberry 838-1311. 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-1374. 2 BEDROOM concrete block bouse, nicely fum., breez- 2 BR House. Kit. equipt. >75. way, carporte. Dellary. 370. Ph. 322-5303 Apt., newly decorated, new living room furniture, m u­ 1 RR Furn. House. Th. 668 5122 ter BR., 119 Elm, $65. Gar­ 2 Bedroom fum. apt. Quesnel age Apt., $50. NO A5267. Apts., 404 E. 14th St., Ph. 322-8194. FURN. Gar. Apt., 2 BR. Hv. rm . din. rm. elec. kit. 2 & 1 Bedroom llousea 3005W French Ave. 322 7234. I’ayton Really 17 92 at Hiawatha PRIVATE Trailer Space St. 322-1301 Johzi'a River. July 1, Adult*. STORAGE SPACE. 307 6tll Geneva 319 3703. SI. 322-1374 Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Avs. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Apply 34:30. Houma privata bath*, 114 FURN. 3 Rm. Gar. Apt. Wa­ W. First St. ter, elec. fum. Nice, ehady. NICE Roomy 2 lldrm. unfum. Adulte only. 322-1305. 8. N o tices • home at 909 Catalina Dr., $85. R. A. William*, 322 3951. VACUUM CUEANE M CLOSE IN. Apt. 322 2800. RECONDITIONED I BR Fum. house. All con­ 2 DR, frame houae, not fancy, ONLY t> M cheap rent. $8 week. Hi. venience*. 2461 Palmetto SANFORD VACUUM SVC. 322 3210. 323-1249. YOUR REXAIR DEALER >224311 UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex, kit. Fum. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. 2535 8. Park exc. location. Ph. Lake Cottage, Kura. 3220100. 8. Education - Instruction equipt., 322 3394. RENT A BED PIANO 4 Organ lessons. ChU NEAT Fum. Cottage fur Cou­ Rol’away, Hospital A Baby dreo. Adults. S22-232T ple. i Pvt. yard. Near Base. Bed*. No Peta. 2908 Palmetto, By Day, Week, or Month Legal Notice 322-3621. Pit. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE i s r n r e m e u i t c o u r t i s NICE 2 BR houae, kitchen and r o u ■ ■ n iseu o COUNequipped, $73 mo. Available 5-ROOM Fum. Apt. Idike TV riA R ID t. IN CRANCKMT NO. ISMS July t. 322-4143. Mary. Phone 322-7985. T H E UONIIOK COU NT! BAY INUS DANK, A co rp o ratio n , CLEAN let Floor Apl. Pvt. LARGE 3 HR. 2 lUtli unfum. P la in tiff, ent. 1004 Palmetto. »a House, Garage, lot* of rlaisVICTOR H. JEKCKB and — eta A Murage space. Fenc­ JKNCKR. his wrffs, and PA T. 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 UR. $4X1 ed yard. 912 Cherokee Cir­ n iC K J . POW ERS, an u n m a r. mo. 323-0389. fled m u , cle, Kunland, 322-8237. tia fan d a n ts. NOTICE OF 1UIT 2 BR., kitchen equipped house, TEE tTATR OP rMINIDA $«5 mo. 322 5888 TOl PATRICK J. PUWKUH. an n o t i c e OF *1 IT unmarrlod man TOl WILLIAM E. CHI.I.IMl and 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new­ llsatdsne* Unknown HIIIIY I t CUI.I.EH. hi* TOU AHE IIKHKUT KOTIly decorated, modern, 2 HR wlf*. I'lKIi that a ault baa baan Iliad W ard* tlnad. •gainst rou In tha sbova unfum. Ph. Bartow, Fla. L ynchburg, V lrainia. causa and ron ar» rrqulrad to 533 2338. ANNA IIUTII ||. VoUNtl, III# your anowar with tha ( • r a n a a b i i r g , Muutli C a r o ­ Clark of tlila Court and to tin* an d R. Bench Rentals •«rv# a copy tharaof upon tha JAM KH A. VoUNtl, ra tiplaintiff or 111 alturnaya, Ma­ dtnc* unknow n NEW SMYRNA BEACH. 2 honey. Iladlnw, Chambara and Adam*. Harnett National llank TOU A in: i i e i i e u t NOTI­ Hit. Furn. near ocean. By llutlillng, Jneksonvlllt I, Flor­ FIE D th a t a ault ha* barn ida. n«t latar than July tlth, b ro u g h t BKalntt you. th a n a ­ week, month, Lynn Lyon, llll. If you fall ao to do, a tu re of w hich I* to fotauh.ar 322-5841. Users* Pro Confaaao will ba a n io rtn a g a on th a h r m lu s f lt r anlarad again*! rou for tho daacrlbad real p ruparty. HUTCHISON'S rallof datnandad In Ibo Com­ Tha nam e uf Ilia C ourt In OCKANFRONT APTS plaint. Thla anil la to for* w hich th a aull ha* hs*n Incloa* a niortgag*. Tha raal a tltu ta d I* the C ircuit Court. 339 So. Atlantic proparty practadad again*! In N inth Ju d ic ia l c irc u it. In and Daytona Beach ta t I of FAN SUM for gtm lnol* Comity. F lorida. KNOI.ua, Hunlrvol. County, Tha llll* of tha tiaav la O ilCall 322 4058 I.ANDO FKDKIIAI. HAVINOH Florida, according to lit* Plat tharoof aa racordtd AND L O A N AhHOCI ATION, 9. For Sale or Rent In Plat Hook II, paga II. I'la ln llff, v* J A M E H A. Publlo llaoorda of Msmlnol* YOCNII and ANNA IIUTII II. YOUNU, lila wlf# and W IL- CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON County, Florida. Toaathar with all atruoturaa LIAM R. CIH .I.EIt and lll'IIY LAKE. Call e v * a 1n g a and Iraproramanta now and H. C'Ut.LKH. Ida wlf*. D efend­ 322-1597. ant*. h tln g C lia n rrry C at* No haraaflor on aald land, and fla> turaa allachad Iharalot alao all lilt*. T ha daai-rlpllt.n of Ilia real 2 Bit, home, 817 Catalioa Dr. ga*. ataam, alaotrlo. water, and olhar liaatlng, cooking, ratrl- p ro p e rly lliru lv n l. I , .ta I t , I In garallng, lighting, plumbing, Heinlnota c o u n ty , F lorida, la 3 BEDItOOM r. b. home. 1 ventilating. Irrigating, a n d aa fulluw et bath, out of city limits, I ait 7. of W K T IlR ltlN tl. power msrhln-s, apclose in, out of flight pat­ TON IIKKIUTH ADD. TO pllattc**, fill urea, and appur. LO.MIWIHID. F t. O It I DA. ttnaucss, which now aro or tern Available now. Phone H tinluole County, Florida, may Itaraaflor parlaln to, or 322 9450. aocurdliig to p lat th r r r .it b* uaod with. In, or on aald reco rd ed In Plat Hook IZ. praiitlat*. aran though thay b* P»*e 74. of the I'ubtlc lla- 10. Wanted to Rent detached or datarhahlo. cord* of Hemlnol* C ounty, Together with tb* following F lo rid a llama of proparly which ar* WANTED TO LEASE: > BR Tou a re hereby n o llfln l fu r. located In and parmanantly In unfurn. Home. Preferably alalltd aa a part of tho Ira- Ihar th a t yuu ar* re-iulreil lo alr-cond. lly Business Ex­ orovematils on aald landt Die y o u r e m w tr * lu th* Com ­ OKNKIIAU K t . K O T I I I C p lain t h e reto fo re filed In eald ecutive. In beat location. IIU IU T'IN OVEN MODEL m u rta a g a fo rarloeur* proceedWill consider option to buy. J TZOltl’K UKHIAU 11*11. Inga w ith th* C lark of tha C ir­ cu it C ourt at Hemlnol* County, Till Immediate o c c u p a n c y . UK.NKIIAL K U C T R I C F lo rid a. In Hanford. F lorida, Write Sanford, Herald, Box IIU ILT-IN ItANlIK MODEL and to ear** a ropy th rre o f 84. M tallPK UVHIAL S la t l a i d Upon th* P la ln tlf f a a tto rn ey , Legal Notice A. Duan* llerg atru m . of ItCHII, HEED AND MAHHIIALU »l E aat L lvlnyalon Avenue, Poet Off li-o Hue llll, O rlando. F lo rid a, on or befor* tha la th day of Ju ly , IM< lle rrln fall llta FIV E ALUMINUM VKNE not or a decra* pro oonfaaao w ill ba a n la rad a g a ln a t you. TIAN IILINDN W1TNKHH my liaod and tha fHKALI aaal of thla Court at Hanfurd A rth u r II. U ackw lth. J r . Florida, this IU day nf June C lark of tha C ircu it C ourt Hamlnota C ounty. F lorida A. D. llll. Uyi M a rth a T. V lh ltn (FKALI D eputy C lark A rth u r II. U ackw lth, J r . A. D uaua U araatrum C lark o f HUHII. H EED AND Hy; M artk * T. Vlklan, MAItHIIALL D aputy C lark ahooay, II a d low, c h a m b a ra I I E a a t L lrln g e lo n Avanua F o a l O fftca Boa IMS d Adhiui m att National Bank Bldg O rlando. F lorida A tto rn ey * for P la in tiff ktonvllla t, Florida b J u u a I I . I t. I I A Ju ly P ubliah Ju n * II. S» * J u ly I, ». 1**4. 4 CDA-I3 II (IKNKHAt. K L K O T R 1 C HEKntO K H A TO H MtUlKL 1IAIITU SKHIAL XHIilTII DUO TIIKHM IIE A TE II MODEL t i l l nKIIIA L It VA-FIIA — FHA IN-SERVICE FURN. 2 A 3 HR. Oak floor*, masonry home*. I Blk. West LOVELY Fum. 2 Bn Oar. of llwry. 17-92 on tangwood Apt. Lake Golden. Lake ltd., then I Blk. So. on Eaat privilege*. St. to Viinrent Dr. UNFURN. 2 HR houae. 2100 4 RM. Furn. houae. Water Cordova. Each $80. mo. turn. $60. 322-2784. Ph. 322-0274 3 RR., Gar. Apt. Water Furn. 2DIf, kit. equipt. houae. Ph. Plume 322 5127. 3 BR Home unfum. near SNAS Reasonable rent. A v a i l , about Aug. 54. Write details W. J. Kelly, 23 Salamaua Ct., Lexingion Pk., Mary­ land. I! 12. Heal Estate For Sato EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR 2463 S. Park Ave. Phones PA 2-2364 or FA 2-2363 31. A rt tele* F o r S ale 33. Furniture 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite. Good BEDS FOR RENT Good. $35. 322-8437. Hospital. RoRaway*. Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 COLDSPOT Refrig. 12 cu. ft. Pick-up. 70 lb. freezer. Very good OVER 25 YEARS FURNITURE CENTER cond. $60. 322 6643. of Fine Workmanship in Up 1100 French Ave. Ph FA 2-7953 bolstering. Draperies, Slip WESTINUHOUSE Auto. Waxi­ covers. Time Payments as er. 323-0782. little as $5 mo. Drapery For the biggest selection of Hardware Installations. nearly new and used furni­ DINETTE SET. $30; G.E. Re­ KULP DECORATING SHOP ture, see Noll's Furniture frig $45; Hide-e-bed $40; Ph. 322-2335 Brokerage In Casselberry Mower $33; FM IU FI $85. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, 322-4549. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes Sell U* Your rurniture. SOFA Bed. $25. Single bras* headboard, $10. 125 Ft. fcncWe Repair and Service Quick Service With the STINE lng, $10. Pinball machine, Cash. SUPER TRADLNG $5. Miscellaneous. 1313 Park klachincry and Supply Co. POST. FA 2-OC77. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6432 Ave. 322 9246. NEW HOMES From Sanford Exchange U. For Itcnl Husinexfi O p p o rtu n ity FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to Used furniture, appliances, th* PURE OIL COMPANY. 29. A u to m o b n e S e rv ic e tools, etc. Bought - Sold, Carpets clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric ShamCOHEN RADIATOR 3T10P ta rry 's Mart 215 Sanford 16. F e m a le H elp W an ted Free inspection, estimates, pnocr or v $1 per day. CarAve. Pb. FA 2-4132. roll'* F u r t..r c . pickup, dclttery. Recoring APPLICATIONS now being taken for Curb Girls A Wait­ A repaua discounted. FllKE ESTIMATE ASSUME PAYMENTS 21 Pk E. 3rd. 322-3143 resses. Pig 'N Whistle, 25th Upholstering A Mattress ren­ On ta le Model Dial ZigZag. A Park. ovating. New A Used Furni­ Auto Glass, Top* Makes buttonholes, sews on ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. A Sea* Covers buttons, blind s t i t c h e s , BEAUTY Opr. New Sltop in Co., at 709 Celery Ave. monograms and embroiders. DeBary. Ph. 668-5714. AUTO GLASS & FA 2-2117. With Guarantee. Take up 4 SEAT COVER CO. 17. Male Help Wanted payments of $7.15 each. Ph. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Credit Mgr. 322-5M11. MANAGER A Front Men. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Colonial Oil Co., 1501 French 3 COMPLETE BOOMS $8.00 PER MONTH Ph. 322-8532 ONLY $219.50 Ave.. Sanford, Fla. Assume remaining 5 pymts. HI-WAY 66 SVC. Easy Terms of $8 on Repossessed Swing 19. Situation** Wanted Hiway 17-92 at Onora Rd. Shop and Save The needle Dial-O-Matic Zigzag. Sanford, Florida Budget Way LAWNS MOWED. 322-2153. Makci fancy d e i l g n a . FREE Wheel Park or Lubri­ Makes Buttonholes, Sews on cation with this ad. Mgr LAWNS MOWED. Paul Lord. buttons, Blind hems, Mono­ Walter Cooper, 3 yrs. Svc. 322-3219. grams, Dams, patches, etc. Sta. Exp. 298 tangwood Plaza 21. Beauty Salon* Guaranteed. Ph. 322-7457. 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 Spring Permanent Special 20 Percent off regular price* Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Senkitrik GIuhs and Paint 318 Palmetto Avo. Ph. 322 0834 Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 Permanent Special 20% off Regular Prices Children's Haircuts $1.00 AUTOMOTIVE Ace Beauty Salmi, AIR-CONDITIONING Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 852S INSTALLATION • SERVICING ZOTO'S Budget Wave $7 30; Good Used Car* Sold 322-7765 $13 Regular $10. Complete 818 French Ave. eve. app'ls. Free parking. 51. Poultry • Livestock 2nd A Oak H A IU llErr.S BEAUTY NOOK It LACK Horse. Ph. 322 8580. 63 Corvair Pickup 105 So. Oak — 322-3742 Call 4:30 p nt. 4 speed transmission, heater. FURNITURE ’I CAN UCK ANY ROCKEFELLER-MAN IN THE HOUSEr 12. Real Estate For Sato 12. Real EtHnic For Sale FHA - VA HOMES 2, 1, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, 1V4, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your New Custom Built Home on Crystal Luke. For informa­ tion call 322-3378. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building' lots. Firot $2,500 takes litis property. Ph. 668 4601, En­ terprise, Fla. OWNER SAYS SKIJ.I FHA - VA 3 Bit Home on 2 Acre* Lake front lot. Price just Reduc­ SALES BROKER ed to $15,too. SEE THIS BUY TODAY! Call Stemper Agency, 1919 So. French, Ph. 322 4991. 2565 Park Dr 322 2430 Stenstrom Really 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime 3 HR, 2 Hatha, cent, heat A alr-cond. Corner lot in tak e Mary, take privileges. $200 Down,, assume pymts of $80. Ph. 322 '2»03. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS BEAUTIFUL High tree-studd­ Realtor ed lot on Crystal ta k e of Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Loch Arbor. Call Chapman FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Architectural Arts. 322 0196 THE GRASS IS GREENER! THE TIME TESTED FIRM on tire other side and we have H with this 4 Bedroom, 2 III N. Park Ave. FA 14123 Bath home on 2W aero* that looks like a PARK. $15,900 and watch the green ENVY In your Friends' eyes. Property ManaRenient ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offsra fur your selection these Beautiful 1 , 1 , 4 4 Bedroom SO U TH W A RD Investment k Realty 116 N Park Ave. 322 9173 NEW HOMES Government VA-FIIA — FHA IN-SERVICE Owned Homes South on Rt. 17-92, 6 Ml. Right on Seminole Bird.. One Block to Sale* Office. Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make th* beet home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Wagner s Amoco Free Estimates 31 A. Peta Jim Hunt Realty \) 1 ii HOUND PUPPIES ‘ liiack A tan. Red Bone, Blue Tick, $10 ca. 365 9107 or 3653126 Ov'etlo. Half-tun, automatic trnnkmUkiun. GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 6 wks. old. 322 8310. 32. Flowein - Shrului HAIRY INDIGO A PENSACOLA BAHAI We have limited quantitim still in slock—A*k for cur rcnl prices. A. M. PREVATT 749 2115 Seville, Fla. Ilipe hydroponic tomatoes, 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic Farms, So. Sanford Ave. 0 )V f V 0 5* c > 59 Chevrolet Wagon 61 Renault Dauphine The Economy King. Now only . . . 60 Chevrolet 2-I)oor 2-door, ■ cylinder, standard Iran*., estra nice. 60 Chevrolet Panel Like new throughout. A good buy at only . . . 60 Dodge Pickup Half-Ion. A real work horse. 55 Chevrolet Pickup mechanical roadi- 58 Chevrolet llrookwnod Station Wagon, 4-door, 6 cylinder, auto, transmission, radio K heater. *695 63 Olds Super 88 4-donr hardtop; V-8, auto, trans­ mission, power steering A brakes, radio A heater. *3495 * *1395 63 Chevrolet Biscayne *2395 60 Olds 88 4-Door *1295 59 Chevrolet Biscayne *795 57 Chevrolet 210 *795 2-door, 9 cylinder, standard trans­ mission, air conditioned. *1595 *995 *595 *995 USED T R U C K SP E C IA L S! Produce body, perfect. power V-M engine, auto, transmission, power brakes, radio A heater. B U Y S! V-8, automatic Iran*., radio, healer end air conditioned. New tires, V-8, auto, transmission, steering, radio A heater, b u tto n Wagon, 4-door, standard transmission, heater. Used Car & Truck 4-door srdan, heater, automatic trans., excellent condition. Uoupr; 4 speed transmission, radio & heater. 60 Olds 88 Coupe OF THE BEST 62 Comet Custom 4-«|»erd transmission, heater. V-H engine, auto, transmission, power steering A brakes, radio heater. Round - Up Half-ton. |a *1595 *3295 61 Chevrolet Pickup *1395 62 Corvair 95 *1495 63 Corvair Monza *2195 62 Olds Cutlass Coupe *2095 61 Cadillac Coupe DrYille. Auto, transmission, power •leering Jk brakes, radio A heater. 3 I«. Bedrooms, IVt baths, CB, 1 yr. old. Lge. screen porch, car;x>rte, Itorrazao flrs., air-conditioner. $300 Down, $69 mo. Longsrood 938-1473 or 322-2216. Office >22-2116 I BR, 3 Bath, screened porch. Night >23-0646 Aisume low pymto. Ph. >33-0700 IAKE LOT, LAKE MARY, • 322-9522. f 2314 Pork Or. Saaford, Flo. room. l SPEC IALS DOGS A Puppies for sale. Collies, Reagles A mixed breeds. 322 5752. 60 Chevrolet 1-Ton S Story, 4 BR, 2 lge Baths, I.f*. porches. Some furn lshings. 1 Acre land, few fruit trees, flowing well, lge. front lawn. Just off W. 1st St., Bevler Rd., Approx. > mis. from town. Rt. 1, Box 45D. See Owner With­ in. Price >12,000. k 20th CiwiivSAAcUllj. T R A D E -IN 802 Hitthliuul Ave. IxuiKWoml, Florida ROOM A PLENTY LARGE GARDEN TOO! l* HOLLER'S S t Johns Realty VA - FHA \> AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Building Contractor Seminole Realty c BUDGET FURNITURE CO. LOCH ARBOR: By owner. GRKKNBRIAR Spacious 3 BR., 2 bath, with Choice lota available la 22. Build • Paint • Repair Fla. room, can be used as Greenhrlar of Loch Arbor 4th BR. Central oil treat. 2FOR A PAINTER, inside oi overlooking golf courae. out, call tattler Tasker at car ciarpule. extra large Custom building to your 322 6159. utility room, targ e lot. Ph. specifications. Greenhrlar 322 9051. developed by 25. Plumbing Service* KING.HWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PLUMBING NEW HOMES Contracting Repairs 202 Fairmont Dr. Reittlv fur Occupancy FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-8074 VA-FIIA — K. L. HARVEY FHA IN-SERVICE 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Ojtcn Wcd-Thurs-Fri NEW HOMES Noon to Dusk 6 511. South on Rt. 17 02 West on 1*1 St. to Persimmon 27. Special Services VA-FIIA — ta ft to 4th St. Piano Tuning and Repair FHA IN-SERVICE W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Maine Street So. (.ongwood District Contiii't: Mr. FurKuson REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Need a »nclf, screen porch, 8ti2 Highland Ave. 3rd A Park Ave. new room, carport*, new liongwuul, Florida Phone 322 3641 house or remodel. U. E. 2 Hit frame house. Very clean. OLDER HOME, 3 Or. large Link. 322-7029. 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ rooms, large shady lot with wan, 322 4013. fruit trees. No down pymt. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone $100 DOWN 322 5398. SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes available tn LOCH ARBOR. 4 RR, 2 Bath, WEEK-END Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ all Areas uf Sanford. Let us ler!, patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 Show you Around I Ridge ltd. Ball-Blair Agency *-1 *1295 *1095 *995 *495 Station Wagon; V-8 engine, ante, transmission, radio A heater. 62 Olds Starfire Coupe .. Auto, transmission, power steering A brakes, power windows, radio 4k ~ m heater, air conditioned. M W ^m M A0 62 Olds 88 4-Door V-H, auto, transmission, power ateering A brakes, radio, heater, air c onditioned. 62 Comet Custom 4-door. 9 cylinder, ant*, transmis­ sion, radio A heeler. *2495 *1695 62 Chevrolet Impala SUPER HPORT8 COUPE, V-8 *■gine, auto, transmission, power steering, redi* A beater. *2295 63 Olds Starfire SPORTS COUPE, V-l engine, u t t . transmission, power steering A . 1 A btiW r, i l r comdi* tioaed. **3495 61 Chevrolet Brookwood Station Wagon, 9 cyl­ inder, standard transmission, heat­ er. *1095 Open Friday Might A Satnrday SeminoleCo.Motors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Pork Ph. MI 7-2330 Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2ad. ft PalattU 2507 Pork Dr. Ph. 322-4231 Ph. 322-0861 1 �«% t mi It ( < It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 34. Articles For Sals Slit SMALL G. E. Refrigerator, good corn!. $25. 322-8185, ftanforti ty rild SWEETIE PIE June 25, 1964— Page 9 By Nadine Seltzer BABY SUITe TCrib 4 Chifforobe. Good cond. $30. 3222818. 36. Automobiles - Trucks 1 36 Automobile* • Truck* [ 'S3 Iluick, Good tires, good 62 CORVAIR MONZA. 4- QUIT FISHINt Will fell cond. Ph. 322-6S51. specd, bucket scats, while boats, 2 motors 4 all equip. with rod Interior, $1395. Ph. 1st claas cond. 1 Boat 10 322-3797 after 3 p. m. passenere or sightseeing, low mileage. $1275 cash. Ph. also Shad fishing; motora 322-8680. Johnson Javelin 4 Johnson 18, both elec atarti. Call Larry, Geneva 340-4481. cond. $850. 322-5609. 1958 Imperial LeBsron 4 Dr. DAY CRUISER. 18W. Very $ $ $ § $ HT. full power, Beautiful reasonable, 75 hp. Motor, ‘61 Opal Wag. $791 bal, $34 mo. white with Mohair interior, Gator Trlr. 322-8054 after Exc. cond. $895. 322 7544. '58 Pont Wag $796 bal, $36 mo 4 like new white sidewall 5:30 p. m. '59 Opal, $387 bal, $32 mo, lire*. Ixiesl retired couple STURpY Small Wrecker. '36 Dodge, $397 bsl. $31 mo. owned this car. Can sell for 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* '60 Ford, $681 hat, $33 mn Exc. Cond. $750 and advertising cost. 1951 Merc. Sta, Wag. $373. '59 Cadillac, $081 bal, $39 mo. 1957 ALLSTATE Scooter. Exc. Roy Recl'i Paint 4 Body Shop '38 Chrys., $681 bal. $31 mo. ■Can be Financed! Contact cond. $75. Ph. 322-5203 af­ Mr. Martin, 322-4503. 10th St. 4 Sanford Avc. '56 Ford, $561 bal, $3t mo. ter 3 p. m. '57 Olds. $681 bal, $3| mo. 37. lioAl* • Motor* 1964 Corvalr ion 4 Dr. A>T. '36 Chev., $31t H.il, $28 mo. 12' Fishing best, motor 4 39. Trallar* • Cabanas RAH. Like New. $2195 55 Pont., $396 bal, 523 mo. trlr. Deck 4 controls. $225. APACHE Camp Trailers. New 1981 Corvalr 700 4 Dr. RAH. '55 Merc., $490 bal, $25 mo. Ph. 322-7775. 4 Used. 322-5487. Clean. $1095 '53 Olds., $299 bal, $IG mo. SANFORD MOTOR CO. '54 Mere. $69 bsl., $3 mo. SMALL Houseboat. $ltn. Ph 1962 57 x 10 Champion Mobile 800 French Avc. Ph. 322-4382 '36 Mere., $169 bal, $9 mo. 322-0901. Home, 3 BR. Small equity $ $ $ $ $ A assume pymts. Will trade 19' Boat, motor, trailer, fully $200 BELOW equity for 3-4 BR homa. Ph. equipped. Suitable for salt MARKET VALUE 322-8719. water. Many extras. 322'59 Fords; Ranch Wag. 4 44857, Dr. Sedan Clean 3*95 ea. TIRED OF HIGH RENT? HE POSSESSIONS, INC. '55 Duk'ks; 1195 4 $295 Home Trailer, 38 x 8, all alu­ SANFoRI) AV®. Gateway To The Waterway minum, with full bath 4 3 55 Pont. Sta. Wag. $195 OPEN EVENINGS Robson Sporting Goods ‘55 Olds 2 Dr. $195 Bedrooms, In Exc. cond. '55 G.M.C. Pickup $295 See this for $1800. Ph. 322Your EV1NRUDE Dealar Ph. 322-8072 2881. 304 6-1 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5M1 cond. Ph. 322-2283. $ Bank $ Repossessions JUNE SPECIAL: Towcla, reg. 59c ea. now 3 for II. Army* Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. READY MIX CONCRETE ratlo i, Floor, Free Estima.ys Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 309 Elm Avc. 322-5751 EXCESS Fishing Tackle, New k Used. P. Patterson. 37 Narcissus Dr., DeBary. THOMPSON Deluxe Combo Water Skis 4 Rope. Tract! cally new, $25. 322-1078 after $ p. m. ORGAN. WiU play a W. W. Kimball product. Reason, able price. Ph. 322 01G6. TO SETTLE ESTATE National M1SC. Baby turn. 4 furnishtngi. Ironing bo«rd. Handy Hot Port. elec. waah. ma­ chine. 322-9482. l-zs • T«Whf MU. ha. TM. Vk N*. M USED noom Air-conditioner, "What kind of ball do thay play In THERE?" 15,000 BTU's. Sheet Metal Specialties. 322-8241. 34. Article* For Sale 34. Article* For Sal* USED FURNITURE BUYS Used full size Hollywood Bed .......................... 120.50 Used full fire Hollywood Bed .......................... $24.50 Used full site Hollywood Bed ............................ $19.50 I Twin size Innersprlng mat­ tress ................. Ea. $10.00 1 Twin Size Innerapring mattress ................... $12.50 Se‘ of Used Maple Bunks ..................... $39.50 Repoes. Llv, Rm. Suite, like new ......................... $59.50 t Pc. Uv. Rm. Suite .. $19.50 ■ Pe. Dinette ............ $19.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 119 So. Magnolia 322-6321 36. Automobile* 1 USED 21" Elec. Floor fan, ATTIC FAN 50 x 40 in., In li ft. adjustable stand, 3 good condition. Power mow er. Ph. 322-0310 after 3 p.m. speeds, $45. Powell's Office Supply, 117 S. Magnolia, BICYCLE. Girl's 28". Good 322-5843. cond. $15. 322-3710. NORGE Refrig. 11 cu. ft. DUO-THERM Wall apace freezer, ton air-condition­ heater. Good cond. $50. Call er. 2110 Stevens. Mrt. Glelow, 322-2811 days or 322-6473 evenings. 21" SNAPPIN TURTLE seif, propelled mower. Pcrf. USED lumbei, an sizes. Used cond. Cheap. 322-3557. Bricks. 322-2506. 1963 ZENITH Color TV and 33. Article* Hunted antenna, Bedroom suite. Desk 4 chair. Golf clubs. CASH for good dean Used Accordion. Washer. Baby Fumllure. Noll-Furay Fuml furniture. 323-0823. 223 Fla­ lure, 901 W. First St., Ph. mingo Dr. Sunland. 322-6591. O UR D EA LS D U R IN G O U R JUNE USED CAR SELL-OUT! FC4—84A TC4—7A 1964 Volvo Sport Sedan 1963 Thunderbird l-door, atindard trana., radio 4 healer, Landau Hardtop, dark and white, vinyl top, full power & air condlionrd. almoat new. Save Many Dollars! 1963 Galaxie 500 XL Just The Car For You! C l — 92A 1963 Falcon 4-Door Hardtop, 300 htp. engine, 4 s p e e d tranamisSedan. 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, *ion, radio 4 heater, Mark with rrd in­ radio 4 healer. Ilrlge. One owner and real terior. clean. One Owner! Low Mileage Economy! FT 4—3 A FC4—5IA 1963 Falcon 2-Door 1962 Thunderbird Sedan, * cylinder, standard tran*mi»ilon, Hardtop. 399 engine, C-O-M tranamlaalon, radio 4 heater, air conditioned. power steering & brakes, radio 4 heater. Real Cool This Summer One Owner, Like New C4—59 A C4—60A 1962 Galaxie 4-Door Phone 322-4503 FT 4—1B Our BIG, BIG TRADE PARADE TO Only 26,000 Miles! VACATION TIME IS NEAR - and We're Ready with 27 Brand, Spankin' New '64 RAMBLERS (America's No. 1 Vacation Car) On Hand and Ready To Go!! WE CAN SAVE YOU $$$ BECAUSE1. Rambler list prices are lower than other American made cars! 2. We’re offering Big Savings on every new Rambler in stock. --------- TOP V A L U E ST A M P S --------- Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First S t Ph. 322-1481 Af aHif / J SANFORD W. Park MI 4-8916 Discount SAVE 4. Rambler resale value is high and gives you a better return on your investment! PLUS . . . YOU CAN ENJOY . . . R A M B L E R ’S M A N Y E X C L U SIV E *1395 59 Ford Country Sedan *995 59 Ford Ranch W8gon *795 59 Mercury Commuter *995 60 Ford Country Sedan *1395 59 Rambler American *595 Wagon. VS. 6 Passenger. Wagon. V8. Crn.i-O-Matif, Powar HI err,, Radio, (Hater. Wagon. Raal Economy. Late Model Quality Cars! 62 Comet 4-Door Sedan *1295 62 Comet 2-Door Sedan *1295 61 Valiant 2-Door Sedan *995 61 Ford Galaxie 4-Door *1295 61 Dodge Seneca *1295 60 English Ford A nglia *595 60 Ford Falcon Deluxe *1095 Rtand. Trans., Radio, Haatar. Htand, Tran*., Radio, Ilaatar. 3. Ramblers cost less to drive! FEATU RES! Automatic Transmission. Radan. Bland. Trana., Radio, Haatar. Extra Claan. 4-Uoor. 8 Cyl. Powar Utter., Auto* matic Trana. Extra Claan. — Reclining hark* on front *ent mnke into Travel bed — Luggage rack atnndnrd on moat wagon* __Dual wifely brake ayalem — IS" wheel* — Deep Dip R uhI Proofing — Lifetime guarantee on muffler and tailpipe, plu* many morel Whlla Finish. Rral Sharp. Ford-O-Matlr, Air Heater. Raal Cool. Cond., Radio, 59 Mercury Monterey 4-Door Hardtop. Marc-O-Matlc, Pow­ er Htear., Powar Brpka*. Radio, Heater. Extra Clean. Low Mileage. *1295 Bargain Buys! 57 Mercury 4 -D o o r ................ 10500 sedan, V-8, auto, tranimlsaion. radio l-door sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic, radio 4l-door heater, power steering 4 brakes, one 4 heater, white outaide, like new. owner. MANY MOKE CLEAN RECONDITIONED USED CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM! SAVE 4-Door Hardtop. Lika New Wagnn. V*. Merc-O-M«1 If, Radio, Heater, Powar Blear. A Brake*. S IA Low Mileage! 63 Buick LeSabre 6 Cyl. Fnrd-O-Matic, Radio, Heater. Low Mileage & Like New! I960 Olds Super 88 SAVE Discount Wagon. 8 I'aaa., VS, Automatic, Ha. din, Healer. New Tlrea. 1962 Fairlane 500 1961 Comet Custom Towered. Air Cond. Discount 60 Chevrolet Parkwood Real Clean! C i" 63 Mercury Monterey 4-l)oor Fully hatra Clean. SA V E Station Wagon Sale Impala 2-door hardtop, V-8 engine, auto­ matic, power steering, radio A heater, one 4-Dour sedan. V-8, automatic, radio 4 heater, power steering, beige finish, owner. Just Like New! Leaa Than One Year. 10,000 Actual Mile*. Beautiful White Finish. Blue Leather Interior. Air Conditioned. 4 Hneed Trans. Radio • Heater, New ^ T * WW Tlrea. EXTRA CLEAN. D is C O U n t Saving Deals In 1962 Galaxie 4-Door 1962 Chevrolet 63 Lincoln Continental CAR * XC4— ISA C4—10JA USED 63 Chevy Monza 900 It's Time For Money Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, Hedan, V-8 engine, automatic tranamiaslon, radio 4 heater, air conditioned, rrd 4 power nicer Inc. radio 4 heater, air condi­ tioned, light tan. white. Real Clean! TO P foil IUIZ RAMBLER TRY ON 56 Ford Ranch W a g o n ..........1H 00 We Can Give You . . . H IG H E ST TR A D E A L L O W A N C E Now! Our Used Car Stock 56 Dodge 4-Door .................... 70W 55 Oldsmobile 4-Door .... ........ W O O 55 Mercury 4-Door S ed a n ..... 29500 H p /m p lu K M O T O R S I I N C 48 Oldsmobile .......................... 7600 Is Low. We Need Used Cars! 301 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-0231 I $.j B U 1C K UIIMT L IN C O L N |U f n U l l I M E R C U R Y MVo 109 Palmetto Ave. Open Fri. N ites & Sat. Afternoons 322-4884 Sanford W. PARK MI 4-0209 i I. \ �I HKHRfiRSSIQbctn WllMBi mi -■iisiirnmimnn------ - (i Mrs LBJ Helps Inaugurate 'Picture Phone' n Fnrt Fr, NO! ci 1. L 2, K 5. K 4. T 6. F 6. F 6A 7. B 8. fi 9. F 10. ’ 11. 1 12. tinforS ; is.: 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 28. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 29A. SO. 1 81. 1 81A. 82. 1 88. 1 84. i 84-A 85. i 88. J 36-A 8T. 1 88. 1 89, V. DETROIT (U P) — Mr*. Lyndon B. Johnson Wednes­ day helped Inaugurate “ pleture-phona," a aupar-acienc* device th at employs the ele­ ment* of both the telephone and television for person-toperson communication. But today It's back to the horse and buggy for the na­ tion's First Lady. A fter a 14-hour work day th a t ended with the greeting of more than >,000 women In a reception line a t the 65th convention of the American Home Economica Association, Mr*. Johnson was to sta rt a 16-hour vacation today on Michigan’s historic Mackinac Island. While on the Island shell find herself almost totally removed from the fast-mov­ ing realities of the 20th cen­ tury. Though no "pocket of pov•rty ,” Mrs. Johnson will find the island has only two In­ dustries — tourism and fud­ ge, tha latter being the main commodity sold to the former during the varatlon season, which runs Just four months. Ju st to get to the island Mrs. Johnson, who will be ac­ companied by only her press secretary, Lis Carpenter, and several Secret Service men, had to hop a small, commer­ cial airliner and land a t Pellston, a town of 42B people 20 miles south of the Straits of Mackinac, the five-mile w i d e waterway connecting Lakes Michigan and Huron. Ones on tha island Mrs. Johnson will find th at in some ways it is little chang­ ed from pre-Rcvolutlonary days when first tha French •nd then the British governed It. For one thing, the auto la a total stranger to Mackin­ ac Island. Tha horse and bug­ gy and bicycle constitute the available forms of transpor­ tation. Host to Mrs. Johnson will b* W . Stewart WoodfUl, the antique • loving owner of the famoua Grand Hotel. cam! 2«1 Little American 8 . Kt Results Wednesday Florida Mate • Sanford Atlan­ tic > STANDINGS Nsvy .............. t*. VICTO 1® 4 Florida State ............ 13 11 George’e .......................12 11 Perfection D ilry ......... > 13 Sanford Atlantic ......... 6 IT Game Tonight perfection at George’s 7:30 ( F t . Mellon Tark) JRNCl mcit ti*d ■ TUB | TOi K u n TOU KTHU ***ln* NOW IS THE TIME TO PI.ANT — CBU M Grapcville Nursery C lark 2121 (irspcville Ave. >11-0886 "Scott's Dealer" III* 1 •art. lilsZ n ll hunaf. Ailsm * lite rs * • ntarai HOME Q U A L I T Y AMONG MEMBERS of the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary appointed last week to servo on various committees for the fire­ men's annual Fourth of July Fiesta were, seated from left, Jean Willis, Cnrl Lommler, Ruth Layo, Claude Lnyn, Hank Know, John Ferris, John O’liarr and John Farina; standing, Jennie Fox, Velma Smith, Judy Snow and Brcnetta Morris. (Herald Photo) Freedom Just Fleeting Thing A d ly Jail prisoner had a (cw hour* of freedom Wed­ nesday afternoon but Is now back in his cell. Police said Clint Murphy waa helping collect coins Irom the parking meter* yesterday morning and was returned to the Jail about noon. Someone called headquarter* later askIng If Murphy was supposed to be out. Tlie caller »aid he had t>cen seen on a downtown street. Officers cheeked the Jail, couldn't find Murphy, and began a search. He was located on Myrtle Avenue and return­ ed to hls cell charged with escape and larceny of city clothes. FURNISHINGS p la in t, c lo u p ro p s r 1-1 Kh Kll PI In! PU Uoi TokatH am t t h a raa f tu fts t I M . at u th a r | K araite v a n illa p o w tr pllanc* tan a n cl m ai’ I) l»* n i l prainlai d a la ch i T ugatlt llam a lurslvd atallad b ru rtin Modern and Period SECTIONALS SOFA BEDS fro » from $59. L IV IN G ROOM S *188. from *148. Lodge's Role: To KO Barry On Foreign Policy Views WASHINGTON (UP!) — Hacker* of Penury Ivtiniu (iov. William \V. Scranton expect Henry Cnliot Lodge to boost their mail’* chance* by level­ ing an attack on Sell. Hurry GoMhiiLt ' s foreign pulley view*. They assume that the re­ tiring nmbuaaiidnr to South Viet Num will bo given a chance tu np|H-ar on television Udore the Hepulilican Nation­ al Convention. As the party’* 11M10 vim piesidcntlnl candi­ date, they believe he could scnuely ho denied that hon­ or. How much I^idge’i last minute intervention will help thu Peiiniylviinia governor to overtake the front - running Hold miter ia anybody’s guess. One Republican who hits yet to deelaro hi* rhoire of a presidential rumlidute said: Seminole Leads Bond Purchases Seminole County led nil of Centrul Florida In the pur­ chase of Series K and II sav­ ing* lunula for the first five months of this yeur with n whopping Increase of 116.0 per cent over a corresponding perTod of 1063. The 10-county Central Flo­ rida aren showed a combined drop of 1.7 per cent during that period, according to in­ formation iceelved from the ‘‘News and Viuwa of Savings Honda." Seminole County resident*, during the first five month* of lotll, purehuseil a total of $118,401 worth of bonds a* compared with >256,802 in the same period line year. The nearest county to match Somlnule was Citrus County with an inrreaaa in sales of 66.1 per cent. ''Lodge will lie helpful to Scranton. A lot depend* on just how fur he goes. At the least, I expert him to speak out In criticism of some of Hurry's statements about internutlonal affuirs." Wedging I.odgo into the al­ ready crowded convention pro­ gram la going to be a prob­ lem for purty planners. One logical method would he to put him on just ahead of former Virc President Rich­ ard M. Nixon, hi* 1060 run­ ning mate, on Tuesday night, July 14. Hut the convention ulrrady is scheduled to receive com­ mittee reports; hear it* per­ manent chairman, Sen. Thur­ ston H. Morton, R-Ky.; act on ita platform, and listen to former President Dwight D. Elsenhower nt that session. On Monday the convention will hear from it* keynoter, Oregon Gov. Mark O. Hat­ field, amt other*; on Wednes­ day the presidential nomina­ ting ipi-cclic* are scheduled, and on Thursday delegatra are to ballot for the nomina­ tion. Friday there will he the v>eu presidential nominating speeches and balloting, ami ueeeptuneu speeches by hulh nominee*. Scranton, campaigning far Florid*'* unpledged conven­ t i o n delegates Wednesday night, said the nomination of Guhlwnter would '‘set up our party fur n defeat of major proportion*.” He said U ter that several Florida delegate* told him privately they Would support him, hut h* declined to say how many. United Pres* International tabulation shows that 67> del­ egate* are presently commit­ ted, pledged o r currently planning to vole for Goldwater. Scranton haa 127. while Lodge h at 43 and New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, who has alio thrown hie sup­ port to Scranton, haa 112. A total of 656 votra are needed to win nomination. ' For Your Convenience Wo Are Open Friday N ites MATHER of Sanford ■HOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 208-09 E. lat ST. 822-0983 / Lodge Packing To Shift Info Political War Malapporfioned House Stymies Georgia Code SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) — U. 8. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was gcttfng ready today for hi* departure for the United Statee end the new American military com­ mander In Viet Nam promised U. S. forces a rigorous new deal. Lodge haa resigned to cam­ paign for Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton for the Republican presidential nom­ ination. He will he replaced by Gen. Maxwell D, Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and original advocate of American support for the anti-Communist war In South Virt Sam . Lodge plan* to leave Sun­ day. Gen. Paul D. Harkina has already been replaced by Lt. Gen. William C. Westmore­ land as commanding officer of the 16,060 American ser­ vicemen in Viet Nam. T h e general Wednesday night elaborated "my leader­ ship philosophy” in his first press conference since taking command. He said his men are going to work longer, fight harder, play harder and win more medals than ever before. Westmoreland, a much-dec­ orated paratrooper In World War I and the Korean War, said he would step up the in­ formation program for the troop* bcrauie "if they know the ‘why’ they ere going to be more effective." ATLANTA (LTD — The Georgia legislature was evpected to end its costly eightweek special session today on a note of frustrstion. The session, which Inis rust more than $11 million, wus convened by Gov. Cnrl San­ der* to write * new slate Constitution and diaw up s state election code. The code wss signed into low by the governor Wednes­ day but the Constitution ran into e federal court roadblock. A three-judge court said the proposal could not be (tut before the voters in the No­ vember general election be­ cause it was drawn up by a malapportinned House of Rep­ resentatives. Wednesday’s ruling made permanent a decree of last Friday that Georgia’s House must be reapportionrd at the next regular session on a pop­ ulation basis. Men's League Mr*. Robert Stapleton of 518 Oak Ave. reported to police Wednesday someone had dam ­ aged her car parked near her home Tuesday night. Tie' aerial waa tom loose, the body was scratched and soap and bleach waa tossed on the floor of the car. lluHJU 1J». in 111), i r.llsf JUNIOR DEPARTMENT boys nt the recent Vocation Bible School of For­ est City Iinptist Church made these attractive serving trays by gluing rope around the edge of a piece of plywood, attaching handies nt the sides and adding a decorative decal in the center. (Herald Photo) Car Damaged COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Page 10— June 25, 1964 WrralS Results Wednesday Me Raney 20 Chase 4 McRancy 346 412-20 11 3 Chase 200 200— 4 3 14 WP — Frank Williams (14-3), LP—Fichsrd Frank (813) HR—Perry Stewart, McRan­ cy, second of year Klngswood 16 Longwood 13 Longwood 210 230 4—12 S 7 Klngswood 202 006-16 8 4 W P-Bud Concrlef (IM ), LP -R o y Llsk (4 5) STANDINGS Klngswood .......................0 0 Longwood .........................6 3 McHaney ............................6 1 Florida State ................4 4 Robbs 4 4 Wilson Maier ............... 2 n Chase 2 7 USO ............................... 1 7 Games Tonight Florida State at Wilton Maicr 7:30 USD at Robbs Construction 8:45 (Ft. Mellon Park) HAROLD Blue Jacket Of Month Named Harold R. Wildcman, avia­ tion metalsmlth third clasi, haa been selected as "Blue Jacket of the Month” for April in Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 7. He wea rommended by the commanding officer and pre­ sented an engraved squadron lighter during ceremonies aboard tha USS Enterprise, which it presently deployed with the Sixth Fleet. In ad­ dition, he will have his name engraved on a plaque which is permanently retained by the squadron. Wildeman waa chosen for his outstanding performance ol duty a* an A-5A Vigilan­ te automatic flight control technician; thereby, contribu­ ting to the squedron’e high state of readiness maintained during April. The quality of his work on the squadron’s aircraft has been described as nothing less than outstanding. Wildeman Is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Wildeman of Park, Kansas, and was graduated from 'P a rk High School In 1066. Married to the former Mis* Patricia J. Goe­ bel of Park Ridge, III., Wild­ cman reside* with h it wife and daughter at 2400 Orange Ave., Sanford. He has been assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron 7 since January, 1063. Mad Russian Fish Attacks Seminole Little National W HY PAY Ishellane I B O TTLED GAS n .till*. ‘ -M ia .all/. ^ SJM FR IC K Acanac latix m o w pa m t run 'A M A BUY 2 AND 8AVB PER IM LB. CYLINDER quasi* y.MRiam. (80 lb. prenaurc) 4c/Ft. or 2.95/100* Cn— Ibwry Plan Caaaelberry 888-7681 W ALL SUPPLY 209 W. Flnrt St. Sanford 322-3649 been most rffcctite and re­ warding to all concerned." Chief Wolfe, a loeal rrsl. dent of the Sanford area fur over three years and training officer for t h e Explorer Scouts Post 502, was also pre­ sented a citation from the Florida Department of Public Safety Division of Florida Highway Patrol. The presen­ tation was given in recogni­ tion of the Chiefs efforts in publicizing Driver Safety and Education a n d cooperation with Florida Highway Patrol * campaign (or sate driving. >} FA T O V ER W EIG H T Available ts you without a doctor's prescription, o u r drug called ODIUNEX. Ton >t must lose ugly fat or your money bark. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massuga or taking of so-called reducing candies, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. ODIIIN EX is a tiny tablet and easily swaltcwed. When you take ODIUNEX, you still en­ joy your meal*, still eat tha foods you like, but you aim. ply don't hove the urge for extra portion* because OD- • i l i lUN'F.X depresses your ap­ petite and decreases your desiro for food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. ODIUNEX costs $.1.00 and Is sold ora this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied fur any reason just return the package to your druggist ana get ycur full money back. No questions asked. ODRINEX is sold with this guarantee by; MelteynoWs Drug Store —■ Sanford—Mail Ordrra Filled. tire > la d SA L . FREE First, Caterpillar-built equipment it de­ signed to work harder and more economi­ cally. No matter what the job, Cat-built tractors have the ability to do the best job for you . . . in rooting, stumping, ditching, cutting off the high spots, filling in low oreas, or just cleaning up. >1» Second, you know the man who runs his Caterpillar-built machines depends on them for his living. He con do the best, most honest jo b . . . just like his machinery. * CAHTtRS a Coll FA 2-5733 •D O P I r a in J O S )■ » )» • No Installation Chant# Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Si\ MARY Sanford Gas Co. IM W. lat BT. » You ore better off for land clearing if you look to the man in your area who operates Caterpillar-built machines. This combination of machine, man and Rosier is unbeatable — try them. KS3T 2 (Ideal For Sprinkler System*) The career rounrelor and recnlistment supervisor for Reconnaissance Attack Squad­ ron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station. Chief Harlcn W. Wolfe, has received two commcndilians for the “outstand­ ing manner in the perform­ ance of the demanding re­ quirements of his duties." As unit councilor for RVAH3, Chief Wolfe was specific­ ally cited by Commanding Officer. George W. Kimmons in conducting individual and group counseling sessions, su­ pervising the command * in­ doctrination program, and creating an "outstanding reenlistment record." "Certain­ ly the response you have giv­ en to the needs of the Indi­ vidual Navyman of this squad­ ron and to his family, have And third, you con depend on Rosier to back up the machine and man for scrvict th at will keep them on the job. ONK COAT TRIM AMS SICK 9 r « * 9 2 4 INAMIL * sue Chief Honored For NAS Work W hen it comes to clearing— g o to Cat-built tractors SHELL ,\ CHIEF HARDEN WOLFE receives cnmmonHntiona from RVAII-3 commanding officer George W. Kimmon.t and Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Jim McKinnon. The citation wax given for Wolfe’s outstanding performance of his dutir». (Official u. K. Navy Photograph) Nelson And Co. Man Honored At Dinner MORE i wwi -* T / ~ Results Wednesday Night Sunland 6, Lake Mary 1 8TANDLNGS Casselberry 2 0 Sunland 4 1 Altamonte Twin* 3 2 Longwood 3 2 Bear Lake 3 3 North Orlando 3 3 Lake Mary 2 4 Altamonte Senators 0 5 By Evelyn Lundy Game Tonight Supervisory personnel offi­ Altamonte Senators -va- Long­ cers of Nelson and Company, wood Oviedo, were honored last Thursday evening at a steak SPRAGUE OUTPOINTED REGINA, Sask. (UPI) — dinner held at the Parliament House in Orlando wilh mem­ Eddie Perkins, 142, Chicago, bers of the company's board outpointed, lw* Sprague, 140, of directors as hosts for the Dartmouth, N. S. (10). occasion. A total of 65 employes and guests were in attendance and beautiful Catlleya orchid cor­ sage* were r resented to all the ladies. Fred Pierson, who has worked for the company for 25 years, was presented a watch by Frank Wheeler Jr., company president. Speaker for the evening was 3!arinn Laney who told of the Interesting history of Nelson and Company and of benefiti provided to employe!. The host group Included Mr*. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Wheeler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Martin. P A I N T S QUART M I C K SK O A L 2 FO R 1 L O W FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE 8anford, FI*. I ll N. French Ave. 121-5411 lleadquarlera For Sprinkler S) strata. FRED PIERSON . McuitfCo/ltm i £ , Seminole Little League B U Y O N E - G ET O N E w orwin •mates am* urrsatee paint* Diam. (80 lb. prnwiirc) 7c/Fl. or 5.25/100* (Vi • 3” Diam. la Block) WILDEMAN MOSCOW (UPI) - A 65pound catfish attacked a peas­ ant and was killed with a sick­ le, Radio Moscow claimed to­ day. The official radio said Uz­ bek peasant Makharlb Madrasimov was cutting reedi in a lake near the central Allan town of Urgench when the aheatfiah (Sllurus Glanls), a species of catfish, bowled him over and seized one of hls Results Wednesday Night legs. Altamonte 6, North Orlando 5 The brave peasant subdued STANDINGS him In a 15-minute battle, ra ­ Longwood 4 1 dio Moscow said. Altamonte Springs 4 Casselberry 2 2 Bear l-ake 1 1 North Orlando 1 4 Sunland 0 3 Results Wednesday Game Tonight Hunt lin-M er 12 Chase 1 Sunland -vs- Longwood Hunt 055 020-12 » 1 Chase 000 016- 1 1 2 W P-Skipper Senkartk (10-0), English Boast LP—Winfree (5-3) Hit—Ducky Hurt, Hunt, first O f Their Gifts LONDON (U PI)—The mag­ of year azine Time and Tide said to­ Skipper Scnkarik (2), Hunt, eighth and ninth of year day Britain "haa made great STANDINGS contribution* to tike American Hunt Lincoln-Mercury 1$ 5 way of life." "Elizabeth T a y l o r waa Locomotive Engineers 15 7 one,” the magazine said. Chase .......................... » 11 “ Charlie Chaplin, Bob Hope, First Federal ............ . 1 1 11 Standard Oil .......... ® 23 Cary Grant were othera.” PRIMtUM KWH <1 SLO U IMAM3L A AT REDUCED PRICES v 1 o n i n b r e o v ORLANDO- FLORIDA TAMPA c a t b r p i l l a i .'.V.’- m L; c. v c ’.M /tii', .. �f i '\ 1-4 Signs Needed Now Sen. Mack Cleveland’s request that th e State Road Department Board give immediate consideration to erec­ ting a new sign a t the intersection of U.S. 17-92 and Interstate 4 should not go unheeded. Sen. Cleveland addressed his re­ quest to Max Brewer, this district’s member of the Road Department board who was appointed to his post by Governor Bryant. It seems that when 1-4 was open­ ed between here and Duytona Beach th a t traffic from Daytona approach­ ing this intersection found only one sign. It indicated only the route to Orlando. Nothing Indicated the routes to DcLand or Sanford, county seats of Volusia and Seminole, respective­ lySen. Cleveland was not the only official to call this to Brewer’s at­ tention. He was also informed of the "ommission” by Gerald Frierson, an Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley LADIES' DAY WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The reason the United States doesn't give the men in South Viet Nam better planes for their guerrilla fighting it simple: We don’t have them. The United Slates has de­ veloped some pretty h o t fighters, cargo planes and bombers. These ire sophisti­ cated types for conventions! or nuclear wars. Defense men *ny they're not suited for South Viet Nam. U.S. and South Vietnamese force* are using nldrr planes because they're the best we have on hand for this kind of fighting, even though some of Ihrse ftirrrsft are “ lited," ev­ en when reconditioned. The hot new planes sre loo complicated for South Viet­ namese to msi.itain. They land ton fast and require super runways not generally availa­ ble in gurrrilla territory. They're too specialized for all-round guerrilla war re­ quirements. The United States hasn’t been heavily involved in a guerrilla War In some time; who have had it as a nation and ev­ erybody nnd his unde jumps on the knock-thc-U.S. wagon. Now that we’re champs, the silence is deafen­ ing. Thought For Today And you will hnvc confidence, be­ cause there is hope; you will be pro­ tected nnd take your rest in sufety. — Job 11:18. • * * Hope, child, tomorrow and tomorrow still, And every morrow hope; tru st while you live. Hope, each time the dawn doth heaven fill. Be there to ask as God is there to give. —Victor Hugo. Holmes Alexander Who Needs The Platforms WASHINGTON, D. C. — Skepticism, but not cynicism, in probubly the right word in tho exercise in verbosity that goes into tho writing of our purty platforms. Maybe you cuuld call it a periodic mythology, ami not awful Dr. Crane," and even specifically for all the Mar­ write to her editor to have this riage Charts am] Sex Booklets go wrong. Every four years, column deleted from the news- offered via this clinical col­ men and women, with a lot more important things to do, paper. A Chicago editor thus was umn, for he realized that gel to blubbering with inco­ scared by a prominent so­ helpful counseling requires herence about whut "planks" ciety leader who made such specific, not generalised, da­ will be inserted under the feet a protest on a swanky let­ ta. of Democratic and Republican terhead. Many leading Jewish and candidate*. But if the Policy But I reminded the editor Protestant Churches. loo, (platform) committees of each to check Into the case more party went pub-crawling In fully. So he found that this have asked me to conduct San Francisco or skin • div­ was an old maid, pontificat­ Marriage Clinics for their ing a t Atlantic City, their ing about concrete marriage clergymen and often for their candidates would hardly know problems of which she had no entire congregations. the di/ferenre. medical or psychological per­ Yet an occasional mid-Vic It was not always so. Tlirro sonal knowledge whatsoever! lorian will try to intimidate used to be plants that mat­ Father Kmnavey wns dele­ her editor by writing a caus tered. The Annexation of gated by his Bishop in Iowa tic letter claiming that this Texas and the Free (from to conduct a clinic for the column is an immoral influ­ slavery) Boil issue* mattered special training of Catholic ence, etc. a great deul in the ante-bel­ Priests in operating their In the flrsl place, such a lum party platform*. Bound splendid Cana Conferences, person has little or no under­ Money plants, wbirh Itry an And Father Kmnavey asked standing of modern teen age couldn’t match, three limes defeated the Democrats. The problems. Nor does the contrast the League of Nations matter helpful advice offered in this probably gave us Harding in­ column with the sex cases us­ stead of Cox in 1920. A cull Genera ually dramatiied on Page for R ep eal of Prohibition cer* Mrs. Jos. K- Msthicux Ifllnty helped Roosevelt to doOne, 348-1824 ! Furthermore, when she feat Hoover. Lake Mary ! shows such concern for the But since the postwar tri­ Mrs. Franrr* Wester moral lulelage of “those inno­ umph of Madison Avenue, slo­ 322-6218 cent little ones who will read gans have rome into their Lake Monro* Dr. Crane'a column," ahe is heyday and the ponderous, Mrs. H. L. Johnson giving me an undeserved over - worded, over - compro­ 222-4723 compliment. mised platforms have sunk of Long wood As a rule, it Isn’t till child­ their own weight. Alter all, Mrs. Donna Estes ren reach the middle of Sen­ they are drafted by delegates, 838-2317 ior High that they dip Into not by candidates or legisla­ North Orlando anything In a newspaper be­ tors. Platforms hove no force Mrs. Doris Dess yond the Comic Page. 322-1888 or effect, mainly b e c a u s e And with the tendency to there is little difference lmOsteen | load the Comic Page with all- tween them, and because the Mrs. Clarene* Snyder 222-4841 adult comics, millions of campaign strategy is worked gramma- school children are out on a day-to-day basis, in Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy now entirely by-passing the sweaty Pullmun cars and 345-2418 family newspaper In favor of amoke-filled hotel rooms. TV. No platform plunks called So please remember to ex­ upon Mr. Truman to delight press yourself if you like (or whistle-stup audiences by de­ dislike) this or any other fea­ nouncing that “no-good, doture in your newspaper. nothing 80th Congress," but For the critic* usually make It spelled his success. Nothing Thursday, June 25, 1964 violent attacks, whereas one’s in all the loquacity of th* friends say nothing (as was 1052 GOP platform dictated ■ IL L VIKCRMT S ta ff Photograph** true of B of the 10 Lepers Richard Nixon's lachrymose StOY OSSSKJV healed by Jesus), A d v o rlU laa M anager soliloquy about Checkers, his MOV P IA T T And send tor the booklet O o n trs l A d v ertisin g M a n a s .r "Sex Problem* of Young Peo­ U A H H itr r r m . b t a p l k t o n ple," enclosing a tong stam p­ Cla iilflo d M r a cto r Mow IMITMtOtOR t JAJtUO IH O E M A K B g ed. return envelope, plus 20c. ■ U u iln ass M anagor Herald Area Correspondents fumily dog, ami Ills wife's nun-ermine roat. The Repub­ lican platform - builder* had­ n't instructed Gen. Eisenhow­ er to say "I will go to Kor­ ea," And Mr. Kennedy's vic­ tory didn't begin to materia­ lise until he out-glamorised Nixon on the TV circuits. It isn’t possible for the De­ mocratic platformers to write in sturdy proteatutions of honesty which will make proplo forget Bobby Baker. No amount of rhetoric in Han Francisco will disguise the Republican rift between Its Eastern and Western factions any more than the circumlo­ cutions a t Atlantic City will rover the chasm between the Northern and Southern Demo­ crats. All this Is manifest to (lie press, and y rt a lot of Ink is bring rx|>endrd on tho thesis thnt tho Republican platform may possibly l>« constructed with a trap-door whirh will cause Senator Goldwntcr to do a disappearing art. Since the GOP platform committee will have two delegates from rarh state, R will hardly he loaded with person* who are out to Stop Barry. Slnrr tlm platform must be adopted by 111* convention, udicre Goldwater will lie the strongest single rontrstanl, the Senator Is not vrry likely to he purg­ ed by that assembly. Republicans in Congress hove had, since 1110'.', a Dec­ laration of Principle and Pol­ icy, put together by a Joint Senate-Hous* Committee, It wns written and endorsed at a time when Gold water was In Hie Senate anil Scranton in the Huuse. Cut down to the bare bones of its enunciation, here is what the Declaration says: Domestic position;: "We be­ lieve that Government should do for the people only tho things they cannot do for themselves." Foreign policy: “The over riding nntionnl goal must be victory over communism. . . llrana understand the work' Partisan posture:: “Repuli' Inga of a free competitive economy. The present Admin­ istration dors not." Tha Republican platform cannot say less than this. Whatever more it says will he mere wordoge. C()IJ.AP.SINr, COLOSSEUM After withstanding nearly 2,000 years of earthquakes and plunder, Rome's famous Colosseum now Is threatened by vibrations from motor vehides and Rome h»* restrict­ ed traffic irouml It, Inserting steel bars Into weakened walls snd columns. l. iT s s iT a n a Arsonist* Kdller ■ ASHY I. JOHMOJt M a n illa s Editor RBUBKN KILLKMMKW JJORIS WILLIAMS B o d ily E d ito r T o la a ra p h E d ito r jv u a s n o rm s AfaTiar C ity E d ito r F R B II W BLL1 n o t w m l -a M echanical gupL C n a a ty > 4 H * r W A L T E R A. U IB LOW, BDITOR AAU PU B LISH E R FR A N K YOLTOL1NR. c tro a la lto a . S a a o ra l M a a a g sr gl'BSCHIPTIUM MATHS By Matt • s o d a a t* C a t a t r All O l t w 11* W ash ll-S * I T *sr l l l . i l ) T sa r S i t • M a n tas i l l I M onika l i t I M onth* 1 *S I M onika t ss x M onth 1.M I M o n k V, t P a a ta l R a g u ta tta a * provide th a t *11 MkU aubocrlpU oas I t paid In n d vnnt*._____________________ _______________ ___________ ■ o a o DsUvary Kntartd na taeond elnaa matter octonar II. till n l lha Paat Ulrica of Sanford, Florida, undar lha Act o f Coagioa* of March. T ho H aro ld la * tn tm h o r of U a D nU ot P r a t t w hich la t o tltla d o sc tu aiv aly to tho ua* fa r rtp u b llc a tto n o f a ii th o local n aira p rin te d In Ik la a swap* par. Kn p a r t of a n y m a te ria l, n aira or n o v a ru ain g , o f th is edition o f TO* g a n to rd H a ro ld B a y b* reproduced la a n y a aan aar w ith ­ o u t w ritte n p trm le ilo a of th* p u b lish er o f Tho H erald. Any In d iv id u al o r firm roapoaalhl* fa r such rep ro d u c tio n w ill b* coneldorad na In frin g in g on T h* H arold's c o p y rig h t nnd w ill ba held lia b le fo r d a m a g in g un d ar tb* law. P u b lish ed d ally axcapl S a tu rd a y . Sunday a n d C h ristm a s: published S a tu rd ay p raeto d ln g C h ris tm aas v\ BUILDING BLOCKS T o build a house ...to build a secure future... ALLEN * CO. 211 E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. force must patrol a border 800 mites long, and some military experts estimate that in guer­ rilla warfare defenders must outnumber attackers by 20 to 1. It has been the United States' hope that this waa one Asian quarrel which Asian leaders them selves could acttie. And Iasi week In Tokyo Su­ karno and Prime Minister Abdul Rahman of Malayala came together In a long-await­ ed summit meeting, along with President Dlosdado Macapagal of the Philippines. Three times before Sukaxno had promised to halt hit guerrilla warfare and In To­ kyo he promised It once more. But he hedged It on a condi­ tion that the guerrillas would be withdrawn on a scale to be determined by tlm pro­ gress ef the talks. At this, Abdul Rahman bulked and Sukarno walked out. IT 1 EH(HIGH 0 Bl<m ou R 1rop STAY... COOL! STAY... COMFORTABLE! ^vH C % ELECTRIC • Increases value ef your homo • Old equipment trede-lm Invited or to get whatever you want out of life— ;$89*o Member; Midwest Sleek l a t h Chicago Beard ef Trade Ph. GA 4*1114 eration. It is the headquarter of a lonely little war In which dealh rome* by sudden am ­ bush and the veteran Is known by his tick bites and jungle sores. Sukarno maintains that the federation of Malaysia con­ sisting of the former British colonics of Malaya, Singa­ pore, Sarawak and Sabah (North Borneo) U an instru­ ment of British neo-colonialIsm first to preserve British Influence and finally to dlimember Indonesia. Defending Malaysia's bor­ ders are some 5,000 Malay­ sians 2,000 British and 5,000 Ghurkas, the natives of Ne­ pal who are among the best and toughest of the British lighting units in Ihc Far East. It is a drain of Britain's military strength ami a ser­ ious drain on Malaysia's economy. For Sukarno, it is relative­ ly cheap since the Malaysian • Heeta A coela for year 'round comfort COMPLETE MRS. STAN COMSTOCK . . • Easily added ta yaw present •patent INVESTMENT SERVICE Orlando Sales Representative The plane would not be capable of handling enemy brought in strong air or an ti-alr power, the conflict wouln immediately change its char­ acter; we'd bring In sophis­ ticated equipment. McNamara's nu'n are work­ ing on two approaches to th* plane problem. They're experimenting with modifications of two type* of training planr which already have a number of the good qualities sought—simplicity, versatility, ability to use short runways. These nlancs sre being fitteil With heftier en­ gines ami capsules or “ pods" whirh ran be att.idird to the wings (nr a particular mis­ sion, then detached when the plane is assigned another task. Onr pod would carry photo snd other rcennnaiasanre equipment; other pods would contain rockets, rannon or machine guns. If one of these training plane mollifications works out, thr guerrilla version rould be ready in some quantity in Id to 1R months. CENTRAL COOLING SYSTEM ADDINS Llatefl and nalisted Securities Mutual Funds UIT Foreign News Analyst Each evening at 8 o'clock from the fort across the Sara­ wak River from the center of Kuching, a cannon sounds an ancient curfew. In sleepy Kuching it marks the passage of time and stands as a symbol of Sarawak’a colonial past under Ihree generations of white ra­ jahs before It pissed formal­ ly In Britain in 1946 and last September became a part of the new federation of Malay­ sia. But in the skies alxive Ku­ ching, jets of the royal air force scream notice of their passing and machlncguns and radar ringing Kuching's air­ port warning of new, grim times. Kuching, a city of 30,900 is the capital of Malaysia’s Sarawak state and is close to the front line* of the "con­ frontation" by which Indo­ nesia's President Sukarno has vowed to crush the new fed­ GENERAL 2 f J # a « f n r d fw ra to Pag* 1A Sanford, Florida plane home. Curfew Warns Of Trouble Worry Clinic ARemnnte Rprlnge Mrs. Julia llartoe 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3878 Caa**1berry M n . Jane Caa*elb*rry 828-8848 ChntuoU Mrs. Joan Magin 381-8742 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller •48-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Hsoey •88-5881 Enterprise Miss Helen Snodgrass 848-8938 Air Force strategists say pri­ vately thry're not sure what the air role is. So Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's planners are not certain what kind of a plane they want. Nevertheless, development of a compromise guerrillawar plnnr is now proceeding. Defenrc strategists specify the arreraft must he suitable generally for area* of Asia. Africa snd Latin America where guerrilla wars may be likely. The plane must be one na­ tive troop* in backward coun­ tries roubl quickly learn to operate and repair. It must tie aide to lake off on short, relatively unimprov­ ed runways, be highly mane’tverable snd ahle to fly at .Ml miles an hour snd at BOO. It should he usshlr for reeonnaissancc, ground support, bombing ami for transporting six to right soldiers to some hot spot. It should have two propel­ ler* nnd two pilots; if one pro­ peller or one pilot is knocked nut the other ran hring th j Phil Newsom Says Dr. Crane’s CASE T-405: Eva G., aged 32, t* the worried wife men­ tioned yesterday whose m ar­ riage was “ on the rocks." “ Dr. Crane," she added, “ although we had been m ar­ ried for 12 years, we still fail­ ed to understand each other. “And It wasn’t until your column outlined some cases similar to ours, that I finally found out why my husband was ao jealous and caustic and critical, even of our chil­ dren, “ Please keep on giving us actual office cases Uiat show us how to avoid divorce. “ My husband is wonderful to me now, and 1 am sure we'll sail along happily till our Golden Wedding Day." An occasional elderly spin­ ster may go “Tch, Tch, that < t Political Notebook official of the DeLand Cham­ ber of C o m m e r c e . He also asked Brewer to take steps to correct the situation and arrange for the Road Department to erect n sign which would include Sanford and DeLand as well as Orlando. In all probability Brewer did not renlize that Sanford and DeLand were from signs plnccd at this intersec­ tion west of Daytona Reach. Perhaps it isn’t even his particular respon­ sibility. However, since the oversight has been called to his attention, nnd since he is the member on the SRI) from this district, it now becomes his re­ sponsibility to sec thnt appropriate action is taken us soon as it is prac­ tical to do so. We can’t help but wonder what reaction might have come from Or­ lando officials had the sign read “Tampa” instead of “Orlando.” Deafening Silence Remember when the nation's pres­ tige, if not its ultimate survival, de­ pended upon a little 3>4-poumi ball atop the nose of a Vanguard rocket one day in December 19577 Well, Vungunrd went phtt! But the United States didn’t. The latest launching of the Snturn-I—more than 40 times more powerful than the Vanguard and larger than anything the Russians are known to have—flawlessly or­ bited n 17,000-pound dummy Apol­ lo moon vehicle. Counting the second stnge of tho Saturn, which also went into orbit, the total payload wns 37,300 pounds. A far cry from the grapefruit-sized Vanguard. So far, in fact, that the feat has apparently fuiled to register on any­ one. First, we're a bunch of chumps > build your savings account here. CALL US FOR FREE SURVEY AND ESTIMATE I a *4* - s i ia « i" ! L a i > a i i r f3 "fS g £ W g & » BfeSSBiM L. mUuaci n &c4c i a t P o*h niAl. .011.10. o«A.oo WALL 1011 S. Sanford Ate. PLUMBING, HEATING, AIK CONDITIONING 322-8382 t. �___r it. it H M Horoscope [ Forecast Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Th* follow ing Amendment* in th* C h a rte r of ihn V illage o r N orth O rlando, F lo rid a, aa recom m ended h r th# C h a rte r Board, a m h a ra b r au bm lttad [ Legal Notice IN T U B c m C t ’IT c o u r t o r n o t i c e o r * a i .e riC T m o ra nam e THU NINTH J t l l l l M I , C IR . N otice te hereb y given lh a l, NOTICE l a h e re b y given th e t C t'IT IN AND FO R SE M I. p u re u a n t to a F in a l Dacra* o f * J™ «» buainaaa a t NOLR COCNTT F I.O R inA F r id a y , J « M M , 1 M 4 *F orecloeura e n ta rad In cauaa Ovlado, Ia m ln o la C ounty, M orIN CHANCERY NO. IW M GENERAL TENDENCIES! ^ 0” iaV V .’ uU.* num bered 11*14 In th a C lreu lt « " * • / lha flctltlo u a nam e DOLORES ANN POWERS. H o ld s te a d y t o a c c a p U d a n d ra o ro a ie o c h a r t e r P laintiff, C o u rt o f (Iam lnola C ounty, of. Ovlado R adio A K lactrlo -ViF lo rid a, I Will **ll th e p ro . Com pany, and th a t I Intend to • a c a p ta b l# n o d * # o f p ro c a d o ra Th# p a rty a ltu a la d In Remlnola re x la t* . la id nam e w ith tha DAVID B. POW ERS, C ounty, F lorida, deacrlbad aa: C lark o f lh a C ircu it C ourt. a n d r a a l i t t h a t in a l i ta n t tam p* m u n ie ip a iitr a h aii t># vaatad in D afandant. u» veetao **•!__ * -* **......... ' g h oin Dot 10, M ock Q. SUNI.AND S»m lnola C ounty, F lorida, In NOTICE t a t t a n a---------t o g o o "f f o-------n com # tan g-----o v e rn in d r to b# know n EPTATB 8. a euhillvlelon, accordance w ith th a provln a t o r t o tn a k a nom a itm m a " ,h * "V lllaa# Connell of TOi David B. Pow ara, • rc o rd ln g to a p la t thereof. » f «ha F lc tltlo u a Nam e ■ a n t w to m a n # aom a d ra m a * N orth o rtan d o . rio rid a ." #om #. addraee unknow n. racordad In P la t nook 11. N iatqlaa. to -w tt: Kectlon I I I #1 TOU AIlK HEHK BT NOTTtM t h a n r e # , f o r b o th g o o d Uma* h * ra ln a rt« r ra fa rra d to peg** I* to !J. o f th e P u b - P lo rld a S ta tu te s H IT. a n d a d v e rs e a a n a c ta now oc« ** v iiia a # Council, and a P IE D th a t a P etitio n fo r D i­ lie R aeord* o f Remlnola R o b art A. C am aron IV „ Tj i j , f a f o r . ru e h Council (h a ll ba vorce haa been tiled a a a ln a t c u r , b r in g in g p ro v e n prlnci* com po.ad of n * a <#> m am bara you In lh a C ircu it C o u rt of C ounty, F lorida. » . 1». *». * -»«lv R ubjaet to an aaeem en t for *• *•••• ia m ln o la C ounty. F lo rid a and p la n t o t h a f o r a to b a o f s a r - *® J>* 0C“ 11*4 C ouncilm an, and U tllltla* alo n g th a ( DA-44 you a r* th* D efendant th erein . Public ▼ko t o y o u , b u t n a g a U n g a n y * w u U n n in a t r (»•) day# #f* You a ra re q u ire d to earva a W aatarly I f a .t o f a .td U>t r i C T I T t o i S NAME p o a slb la b e n e fits b y a rra ti* » • ' thia am an«m *nt w 9m e. copy of y o u r A naw ar o r p le a d ­ J a ^ tS 7 , i« ,M a ffs e tlv * a apaclal alaetlon ing upon tha P latn tlfC a a t t o r ­ T o g e th e r w ith a ll a tr u e tu r e . Im provriinBnti now in d , | J 1m r ? f n c h AJo. . ,,, a h all b# eallad In th* m an n er n e y w hore nam e and ild r e r v appear* below , and file th* h e re a fte r on r* ld land, and th a i * ' rB e?ata «L* . A R IE S (M a rc h S I to A p ril provided h r th e C h a rte r or /..‘o a rll o rig in a l o f y o u r A naw ar or ren te, laauea, a n d p r o f it, o f th a above daacrlhed p ro p e rty ; H lluua n am a o f H m l a o n a O ar >•> » * « * 0jr . n o S S S T ' r S S S ’S S 2 . I K S p lea d in g In Ih* n fllc a o f th* th ro u g h on w o rk a iilg n c d to lion of a m ayor, who ahall C lark of th* C ircu it C ourt o f and a ll fix tu r e , now o r h a re- ? * * i,.* n .al'd with 4 tha r n, M y o u , in ita a d o f u i ln g i tr o n g baM ofriea u n til th # n a a t m a n . R em ind* County, F lorida, on a fte r a tU e h a d to o r ueed In J .! J ltt ,r o f , * !Ja ■ Hi , m m __ Jar alaetlon held In March, o r bafora th a I th day o f Ju ly , connection w ith lh a pram leea E f t . * , af c*h * . 5 \ , ,a , i'-' w ill to g o o f f o n aom a tan * t aaa, and a t #ald election and A. D. t i l l . If you fa ll to do ao herein daacrlhed and In ad d l- ? a «* .« f 51. ? !• I* ! • Judgm ent by d e fa u lt will ba tla n th a ra to th a follow ing daa.‘ i - S . w f t ! g e n t w ith O thara. P la n a n r# #M aoeeaadln* m a r o r a lltr alaehouaahold appliance*, , J * i , ' 1J tak e n a a a ln t t you for the re- crlhad b a ln g w o rk a d o u t. D o y o u r ‘f t ? 11a f dem anded In th a Com plaint p a r t eo n aclantioualy. or tw o ( t i year*, w ith in nine. a n d th a • • * • w ill proceed ax ; ' " « h S i*’ r**tur*a«4 a n d * * dV a rt ^ r r t T i U W l M m i part*. TAURUS f April 20 to May !r <,#, <ur| *,,*r •*>*■ O ne OE R e frlg a ra lo r. DONE and O RD ERED •• J | Ij « iu V baeom aa arractlva, th* V lllaa* , u n « >1. II. »I * Ju ly (K le e ). Modal I.A I-lt-R , SO) In a p lrn tlo n a l Idea* c a n b« c o u n cil ahall by raao lu tlo n ap- Banfnrd, Sem inole C o u n t y , C D A -II B an al No. u a a m s i F lo rid a, th la tn d day o f Juna, put Into operation, providad P“ln‘ »"• •* !*■ mambara • Ona (IE TUnga, (E le c ), aka* — « ■#■• Im u « m n n v ,c * M»V«r. H ow ao avar no a . d , m i . Modal J-401, T, l e r l a l No. that you do not inv#*t mora ona paraon fhait hold both th* (SE A t.) * f "** c*«»«v TT-«»ai4t t h a n y o u c a n t r u ly a ffo rd , orrie* of Councilm an a n d M* A rth u r H D ackw lth. J r . a a : ri O ne D uo-T harm H e ate r, C lark nf th a C ircuit C ourt X a a p y o u r p re m ia .* to n ig h t r V . ' m i . r . H & d and v i e , (O il), Modal i i i -I, a e ria l In ra t R atal* • ( By: M artha T. V lhlan X A R f. DAUU No. t i H l l , 10,oca RTU D eputy C lark w h e re re c re a tio n I* c o n ce rn - M ayor appointed, a* bar*On* C halaaa K itchen E aJ. CULLOM Daeanaad a d . M ak e fa m ily h a p p y . , b , l ‘ *‘ ch CHAftt.KR t AH C rrd lln ra a n d P eraeaa P. 0. Box l l l l n v u f u v i iia w •« e a- f n M G fflci u n til h li tu c c tM o r h a u a t F a n , No m odal o r | | a a iaB c ia lta a o r Daneanda G E M IN I (M a y S I I t o J u n e ahall b* alaetad or appointed I I flouth M agnolia • • r i a l num bara. 1A galaat Paid R e ta i n T an V an atlan Blind*, (M a­ t l ) Y o u r ju d g m e n t la n o t ln accordance w ith tha provl* Ortando, F lo rid a u i), m an u fa ctu re d by Ro­ Tou and each of you ara ___i . . Lalona of thl* am endm ent and A ttorney fo r P la in tiff v a ry good to d a y ao d* a u ra a h an q U li n rt and ,a c h 0 f them Publleh Jun* I, II, II. t l , 111! b e rta A w ning A V anatlan harahy n o tld a d and required C D A -ll to p ra ea n t a n y elalm a and d e ­ M in d Com pany, Orlando, you liatan to hlsh*r*upa, ad ahall bafor* a n ta rln a upon tha FI*. No m odal o r a tria l m and* w hich you, o r a lth e r o f vlaora. Don’t ruah headlong dlacbarg* #f lb* dull** o f Ih* offlca. a h all ta k a a n d tub* l a th a Cerarl ml th a C a u aty to th a h le h a a t you. m ay h a r a a r a ln a t tha into tillage bacauaa you fael •crib* lh a a a th p raaerlhad In e a u t a of K A RL DAUU deceee? ;/-!• V lft'a* C#” '7’ r,•,* indP U hn? “ dd.r“f o r ^ c ^ n *d, la ta # f la id C ounty, to th a raatlesa. You could jaoperdlia tha C h a rte r a t tha V lllaa* of u d g_-a o f Remlnola V) l a "rai R e la te o f l*1* l,’ro n * D oor o f th a Remtnata C ounty ^___ N orth O rlando, F lorida. present aacurlty. C ounty, F lo rid a, a t hie offlca Q £ ? uJ l,.r C o“ r,h1o u ,• ln. C andidate* fo r th* offlca of ” THEODORE W AI.TE D efeated Ylorlda, a t tle v a n o clock In In th* c o u rt hnue* of aald Q MOON CHILDREN (June Mayor m o il m a tt tha q u a li­ aatabllahad by tha T a All C rrd lta ra and Peranna {J* . i ; ! * " 0 0 " on J u , r , , , h ' A C o u n ty a t F anford, F lo rid a, jw SS to July 31) If you f#*l Cfication* w ithin alx c alen d a r m onth* — h a rte r and ordlnaneaa o f lla v ta g L'lalata a r Deeaaada (CilUrt Heal) from th* tlm a of th e flre t pub­ fruatraUd a t homo, taka ad­ N orth O rlando fo r o th a r p u b ­ A s a la a t Paid R a ta l.I lic a tio n of thla notlca. Two copvantage of aom# opportunity lic offlca* and In addition Tou and each o f you a ra r U r k ^ f 'c i r e u H C o u ri^ ' • a e f each claim or dem and lh a ra lo m uat flla a notlca of hereb y n o tld a d and re q u lrn . , u . ^ h a T v iM a I‘ for plaaaure that preaanta IL Intention to run for aueh o f­ •d to p ra ea n t any claim* and a h all ha In w ritin g , and ahall 2 j ‘ . . t l ' r u , w ” ' V ,h l' “ a ta ta th a p lace o f raaldanca and* w hich you, o r a lth a r ___ C '*r " aalf. Than you can return to flca w ith tha V lllaa* C lark odem f you. m ay iVava tia a in a t th a and poet o tfle* addrae* o f tha g lh a la a t ta n (IS ) daya making out raporta, ate., with dofu rin c la im a n t, and ahall ba aworn ,.w F e b ru a ry In (ha y e a r o f lha e a la ta of tl. T heodora W alla. to by th a c la im a n t, hla a s a n t alaetlon, and ahall pay aueh deoaaaad, la ta o f aald C ounty, vigor. Don't mope. R a rn a tt N ational D ank a r a tto rn e y and accom panied filin g fan aa a h all b* a at by to th a C ounty Ju d a * e f H .m l- J.1’. . i ,, * n “ LEO (July SS to Auguat ardlnanc*. by a filin g fea o f on* d o lla r In add itio n th a not* County. F lo rid a, a t hla Va 'Lao * IIU . F lo rid * and euch claim o r dem and not t l ) You can mako arrange* nolle* ahall a ta ta hi* p lic a of offlca In lh a c o u rt houaa of i * ch,?,°h j u n . *». ,? ,« . so fllad ahall ha veld. rr, C ounty a t Ranford, F lo rJu n * manta to have a greater In* raaldanca, hla aaa, a daacrlptlon aald / * / KWARO K. D A M . X _ ^ Ida, w ith in ala c a le n d a r m onth* -* * ' o f th a re a l p ro p a rty ow ned by coma if you avoid thoae pala him and a n y o th e r Inform * from th a tlm a o f th a flra t puhAa ta a e u to r of tha M a t -Z A R E l O U G O IN lS ,rma- llcatlnn cif th ll notVca"* Twn IN TIIK t lllC P IT COI RT, who goealp and wait* your tlon req u ire d by ordinance, ofa Tfe-D SCOTT X A R f. DAW * decaaeed *£ OUT WITH ----------Jl'IIMTAI, CIRI l;|T T he V lllaa* Count'll '*1 a!,., cf,plaa of each claim or demand NINTH time. Bualnaaa expert will ba have alt of th a power* hereto ahall ha In w riting, and ahall o p P t.n itllM IN ANU FOR (I Ed. A. RI'EKIt. J it. A ttorney for aald E etala • willing advlaor. B* aura you fo ra ra a ta d in o r atata tha plaea o f raaldanca PEMINOLR COUNTY. I I I M agnolia Avanua >« ^ and peat offlca addraaa of th# rilAN CK RY NO. MW* understand all datatla. Ranford, F lo rid a. |Q Orlando. ............. .<orth claim ant, and ahall ba aworn FEDERAI. NATIONAI. MORTI VIRGO (August SS to Sep­ I I A J u ly i . W T ha M ayor ahall.. t v. . to by th* claimant, hla axent, HACli: AUHOCIATION, a cor- Publleh J u n a II, II Di In# c n iif or dttorniir and Acoomiuinliil It<ir»tlon# >, 1**1 tember 22) Batter avoid high* a ia c u llv * o ffic e r ,of III# V ilia m hy | fiiinft ( n of o n t dollar pimi»n#f- CDA-14 h ave i an a aasarclaa itrc ie * . 1 a" —■*•'«* ■** u« ona o o n a r and e. •r*upa today who want aoma* J n ‘ J l ' IN T IIH C IR C riT r o t H T (IF e . « u i ™ :u , ' a c r e ,a i 2 m“ ? T H E NINTH J t'D H 'lA I, CIR­ p ita e x tr a w o rk upo n . Accom * ihe a . h. r * f I 'S m ov*r • " l *» c H ^ F D t x I n r i 1 iJ ,'1, n r *AN- CUIT IN AND FO R SE M I. COUNTY, PI.ORIO A. p lie k iM Kh t h a t h e e b e an l e f t » J ? t h i f h . w??, e *.u u ^ fnl" r“ rU #f »"« * » • . H ,K I™ * _______ D afandant*. IN CHANCERY NO. 1«|M lilrioaa in titg p a s t. member of tha Council ? • Thaortora Walla, NOTIPR o r BUIT IN I.T. ! , . f,A T ,0 •V A,* b a n k o f , ^ l i o n Tei a o r r o n i e r i .o n r H R £MIAMI 1 -l P k A (g«BUmbar 22 to . h i ? h l h ,r# '• • v o u . in i»*ce..ed BBACII. * U nltad P* " ‘W J1U and S ta le i o f A m artc* b a n k in g !™ Octobtr S3) CoacaatraU upon «»* <h.‘*' i* 'i,*n u * “i . •*h|*a * w ! m nt.ANMIK KMZABETH corporadlon, SMITH, hla w ifi, whatmr haa to ha don. m- S,1“ {h.M%^V 2L,a°,.r,dh,!.,aV:! m°P.Vk* tAvanua, l Uw South P la in tiff whoa# raaldanca a n d lv a . •uT u sm s eratijr in ordar to advene#. »f th# villaga *r# .faithfully WS ;,0 - Do* . . . .. . I #ferii(aAe If. . L .I I Rta# tl.w k. V 2551 BS a katp in tha past? Don’t ra* uniaaa in ly °n your intuition #« much ff" 1? ■hell Mawa a w ard you need* rl*d th i TOi Yt F fB •gml caua fit# C'leri »arv p lait hone Adal e .* •l : lT hla nhi*«nr,n •_ ...........v« : g e t r a c n a t i o n f o r tlm# b e in g , rirtft,* Thl# could mak# quit# a hul# P i.c.. .“ . ii4 SJ "Aa° VHU« J proY * ? f "n •. ■ alt. V "***I „ ___H A fter paaaaaoH all, of alhr ta.lin y o u r p o c k et. fifteen m i day* aald ordinance PSCE8 (F e b ru ary 20 to m a r i>* read bv till# for th* M a rc h 20) C om a to b # tt# r Hnal tlm a a t any " j . ji ra g u la r # r apecia) eee.lon of u n d s ra ta n d in g w ith p a rtn e r# th* council #nd upon it# ad o # . & ***** l . , h prn,,,r'» l|yio?w!f „ Mo ' | D a te d S X v ** "*">•"«'• County,IFlir'd.1 m'" 1, " UIIK Caun,* Dot I t . Rlock F T I.E Rr' IIOMKK OltLANDO. BKCTHIN ONE, a cc o rd in g lo p la t th e re o f raoorded In t 0 . 15 Han#*, Modal No c ia rk * o f1" a V e u l ? , r ' IN at Dock II. F a g a a I M -ek T C l.v .U n d J r ^ i n d a n d t, P ublla R aeorda or i R iiw ir t v \» rn * r W all ra rra H llu rb * Bamlaola C ounty, F lo rid a. Furnnea, Modal N i. 011*71- A ltornaya for P la in tiff ly altting down and talking Uo" eh.ll h a .l.n .d by th. T o g ath ar w ith th a fallow ing V,— ....... .. .........I’ o. D raw er 7 . llam a o f ------------------p ro p e rty w hleh •(• e ra 25 V enetian M in d * m a n u f a c .U a n f; rai aver nny cummt prollaro# C| , rk and whtn \inVei*** rlda ...........—................. - nsn iu rn , F lorida 1,,ra te d — In a i d p e rm a n en tly Ina tu rn ed by Fam lnola Van*- I'ulilleh Jun* 11, II, I I A J u ly sta lle d aa * p a rt of Ih* Im- ^ auUUy. Don’t dlscui# any- ahall bacoma eltecu** then, tla n llllnd Co., no modal j. |» |( . provam ent# a n aald lan d l thing with kin. Maintain har* 0,h” w,|a num bara o r a a rta l num - cDA-IT n ------■ . a - --— , bar*. -------------O. E. A ir C o n d ltlo n a r— m oav. ba h#ppy. T ha aeoond aantanc* of A r- hao boan filed agmlna* m u In T ||l t Medal I I T A tlB I l — Sarlal llllllllt ir YOUH CHLD IS DORN | amaiid O. E. f u r s a r a — Modal II _nnav W|I| an„n fin d I " ‘e 't o l l i w i i ..............I t i i i a 'o f "w hich ^“la’ V a d a r a f Na-‘ " ' " T ” J* ’n i ( |A L T C IR W I t ! TODA Y* y o u w ill #oon fln il I In th a proper aiarcle* of tha tln n al M ortgage A ssociation, a ! * „ A i U e KWNOMI O L T It#att — S arlal tl# Ill-Ill y o u hav# to te a c h to c o n tro l | ,* » !d . court a n d | C orporation o rg a n ised under !_ ...T .v . N atio n al B u ilt-In liana* * naturally velatll# ta m p e r, I Ha Ju rl.d trtlo u • . bar*- an A rt Of cvingraas and *U»I- M .f, v * *>*•’ 1*,MI *. ‘ II ‘J*Ut>*d, lha Jud## uf aald I In p u re u a n t to th# F adaral ‘-AHOLTN D. I.AXOK Surface U nit — Model #laea tild willpower •• W#l| court ahall havo pow er andu la Ntegii.m ationalai M ortgas* Aeaoclatlon I’la lo tlff, E L l l - I I - S - le r l a l m t * jtg * n ciiiio n N a tio n a l B u ilt-In O w n — a . th# iatallNt h e r# ta coitll- 1h , r *'”' .......................................... ........................ .............................. ” Modal A te - U l- a p — S arlal dal •1401 ' X , o , , |r , of i.M v i l l a . / W **hin#tnn. IN e trle l ®f Ooln o t ic e t o d r f r n d poaalbta# provided t h a t till# ? “n . t . b “. o r deputy a h e riff of a « k l« . K a ch -n -v an t fan — Modal d a llrf. O* r m TMR BTATO O F VLOHIIIA TO. K V Ia e r — S arlal IIA IC — one bad habit I# c u rb ed . t h . R io t, of F lorida, any and T » ° “ A" I i li ’*wK‘1‘,, ‘ WALTON '? t .>^AN. '• * * o k A tm T#a#h M l to ju m p in to th in g # w a rra n t* and o th e r processes hi* wife, IM fw tdanla a n d ^you W aal* K in g Dlepoaall — M o n m o u t h P a rk R*e* ■ •rial l i m i t If? - , aad. T ra c k quIdU y* too. E a r ly re lig io u s necessary fo r the detection and *J* r,<t tt' r * d * * •*’ J punish m en t o f vlolatlan of any » l yo u r A niw er or. o th a r rlaa d R a tlsh H ot W a te r H a ata r of t Haa nr.He.ae— - * „r ,u n « r pieaaOctal, Port. New Jeraaf training ta n m u s t h er# . — ■ •rial t l l l i l T — Modal ..................i n / T o l h a c o m p la in t on P la in pi,KARE TA K E NOTICE th a t ................... .. «« "Tha Star# Impel, th e y do „ f th a ordlnaneaa of lha aald » Atlo rn a y . Mack N. Cla»»; * aw orn O om ptalat h a a haa» f „ ADaR-DE copy a f y o u r anaw or Y ea e ra harah y re q u ire d to V illage, and th a pnllea of th a J ',f g u tta H * Sanford a a *lnet you Ih th a Clr* . « |( ad ln g on P la ln tlf r a a tnot comp«l.N What you make id v illa g a ar* hereby a u th N ational H ank R ulld- cult C ourt. N inth Ju d ic ia l Clr* ? 2 r« a y * T A TLO Il AND HRION, of your Uf# ta largely up to •a ortead and U, It la harabyand m *lto J, , ganford, F lo w#r rid a, and 111* cttu Florida, i„ and foIn r Sam lneta C oun. g , g_ U, j nd B traal, Miami Ihalr duly execute , thAn, Chahearf, th* ------earva any end all aueh . offlcaorofother the A ....................... YOUI and procaaoea leeuad out ow f rit. tho ptaeoiira ................ Carroll Rlgktatta Individual aald w i " — n x aaiaae ,,AB’ **1 " . r i a l No. a . ‘T .:"|, » « ." *,h of J u n * •“'r'v.',:.v-;rirss Forocaat for your algn for July ta now toady, For yaur copy aond your blrthdata and 91-00 U Carroll Rlghtor Fora, cast (Sanford Herald). Box 1MI, Hollywood 99. Callfor* FR E M U IU R D TORPEDOES Submtriaad Btw firs torpedore tutag hH ntlU c prtieure retiw r than th# pravtau# rompressed a ir method. The U ttar method released air bttbbtaa which could betray Uw aub’i praseoct, accord* lag to tho Eacyclopaadla Brt- / w ith _... em V IH Ve ltblMlit*((UBBEIj I n i t# p la t th a ra o f re co rd - and HTDVIA IIKIMRCIIHRSEU ad In I'la t Book I t, Pag* hla wife, o r a llh a r of tham s 11 , r u h lla itaenrda of and a lt p a rtla a h a v in g o r Remlnola c laim in g to In nava hav* aannyy rig righht,t. baan "aY■—nat'F lorida, Cl*"n*ng I,.*,, fllad'V e i l .County, a ---............ FrilDHH KU hla wife, nnt know n te b# dead o r a ra ta o ^ w ith o u t f l r a t h a s h in g e o u n d li h# m ay from t l m a 't ' T o f* ■»< E ST H E R T. II. u . i ' o r n n ^ ' ' ,,!tT lri* H* prlneiIIv# #nd. If dead, tha u n ­ know n spouse, lialre. de. th in x e o v # r w ith a#eoctat# o r ' M ju m m a n d a tio ,,, i„ w a d t o n . hi* w lfa, m a t* ” D i.trtie* C *'r ,,h ' q-L-_ vnu ; he Onunall fo r a n aeim an i of whoa* r a a l d # n c a and P ilin .i',# _ '" • * ,° r Columbia, vlaeaa, sra n taa * . aaelan •aa. H onor* c rad ltu ra , 1 , * f. U|| ih!T*Vir **too pr ra g u lailo n a to, v h .ra a b o u la a ra un- j | | ,ia nr," l,w i 2 ,i N tru eteea, or o th e r claim ca*d. Handle civic dutlae w all, ‘ he O uvarnm ani of tl,* c;0u n . know n, a n d K *thar Y. il. i i e t i i 2 u i 5J,.‘.AN5 , h b B1* '* * • n l a by, th ro u g h , under to a e L - 0r V, r#f » • • will. In h i. W alton'* last know n a d . h l* » » * . Dao r a a a ln e t M Piemota tha ‘Iraaa la: lt»» W. Hath t2nad*^n.,., . n< ’rou. tr * (•nulrad DAVID C. RKIMSC1IUS“ ..VHIef# and T e rre n e ., C h ''f « r . |o r o . h . r ‘p lT .d iaV H V c e m ' BED and BVI.VIA It KIMto Jaavanr 80) A n , n*W • / kMrfwm .« dull.. Im T »{«' ARR |1KnRnT N0Tl. g ; "* cP ft"tJ r . Attorney, ■ C llu e iK L hla w lfa. o r covraa af action that ta ap- Vlllasa, Chartar a.d l.wa o rtw i Ih.t . Complaint t# l l l g anford Atl.ntia a lth a r of tham i and all p ir tle a h a v in g o r rla lm pealing ta fine .Inca It mean. .............. , ' ">/'«»•«• lunk.tiudinr rI ^ . m * r.o?-' In* to h av e a n y rig h t. till#, or In laraal In th# •dvancemont, hot fo rio t dull due*., ahall ba r.#d*?n "fu?l! «rl<*ad raal prnp2rtr7 u-wVti at*ir *qr Q to'r'plaadm ^m p ro p e rty described In the routinod, D« a n l, what ta ah* ifib in i, ii ••••■< end final T' n*ork A, Ravenna office of th. cierk nf’ h. cir n#t emanded, It C plaint, R aaldanea u n aolutalv J 'J till* !..* ”'” '1**' » r*!*1. •' ^ AT- • Court a i i l ^ th# ? J : _ k r o *om --i.iia lw Important* imnortanU Then off may ba read by only, how___________ u e a r i on o* o r b#for# "' •olutely in » p « rw « #va>, tha aa*ond and final. hor. a cc o rd in g to th a p la t I l t h day o f Ju ly , A. D .1 I M . TOU , a - , , r ? m n u i n t , °h a a to Uta new, . reading ahall not tab* place I h tr a a f t a racordad In If you fa ll lo do ao, a dacraa FlICD Jfcnl a . xj* , ! ! IM b I I M h 11, p a fa a I I d pro ronfaaao w ill ba la k a n bean fllad t f by lh a AQUAUUI (January 21 to nnr ahall aald «rdin*nca or I dJ, ofIMOU the II.puiillo PiBl P . racorda p ^ ^ ior ih9 r# |U f 4§m , , u ,nU f( |„ t llnh at l abyou o ya-atylad F th m ary !■) You can now reaolutlon b room . efraoUv# un. «if Htm lnuU C ounly. Klor# tnundatl In lh a C om plaint. ^ u r t and e a u ta tor lh a p u rIda. accomplish a groat deal and iL1L-1,?.?, ofdlaeaee oi. T hla Nollca th a ll h# pub- |»oaa o f forjo Jo aln y lh a v#t land a haloing hand to ke*"|Toe,,h rr win, th# followina f o l lo ^ ln f obb* y#t ISM a neiping nanti m pnei.d in «t laaat thraa (I) #on* !•»«• °f property which ar# lo. Itib a d onea a w a tk fo r four —,U*A those in troubla'aa~w#ll. For* ;plcuou. pT.;;rih\Vu*;hVu\ ,T^.Mr/t[rd' I i ''£[!i” '- r . wnltn .l#-|<-<>n.,ruiiv. w „ika k. Is# TV* ....................... .... ,„lK, „ lna . . . . va. VIC' J E )( m e n anma hi* judgment ha datrlenantal g IN AM TY IN i TUI 1N(* Hull Ida. )»•(. Dact ant* rail* M ali c lo t, prop N O TH '* OF »U a U IT lT IN hor “ tr a o e fo n r c e OXURR ih" XT££ttA!i h ationai . MOIIT, to a,t|**B ASSOCIATION, a #«rpor- haa m i i b««ti aueh 11,11 o r raao lu tlo n (0 do aVj' ho *rm. -------- w k a Khas u##n such Pha(, appro¥t a„ 0“a, ’ „ I * •1 PU t C ourt of do III . ------------------- --------- - you for lha T h is N otice ahall ba a u b lla h . Vn , w, r dafanaa* If any, to re lie f so u s h t In lh a C om plaint am andm anla to tha ad onca a w eek for four con- t J * ooav *?ha?w .r*'n»«i • f '^ M l d ^ ^ o l e r l h *atd V a afa rd . C h a rla r of I h . v i ll a # , or N orth o a cu llv . woaka In T h . Ranford J , m I? n tM n fP/ i , « ! ! ! ! * . V " ra tific a tio n by th* volara‘-ssr: a t a n Ida. alaclloti called fo r th a t p u rD ated th la I l r d d a y o f J u n • o a t. a n i**e a- W , ’, ! ' (REAL) M * " « '< > • N o rth 11orlaaV ol ii, I,. „ . C D A -II _______ _ P?*r* (,hrS,A L * i.V. -• •■■■■ n«rem ta n not or I, f M ’.,'« ? « : ■ „* • • > Johnson, r l 'a * " -" “.•,S b" '» 2 :'.’‘*“ ' " • ^ U u d f r a for P la ln llff P, a D raw er Z | nBesnfard, n u r o , nF lo o nrid # *a A rth u r II. U eckw lth. J r . C lark o f tha C ircu it C ourt lly : M a rth a T. VSblau, D.C. H lanalrom , Davie A M clnloah A tlornay# #(^ L aw I Peat O fflca b o s t i l # •• #, 3un" •«* C lark M of aald C ircuit r. T„K;»a, SK! IM B. E. Ind ■ (*#« Miami, F lo rid a Publleh Ju n a II, * I, II, 1111. C D A -II J u ly 1. Darlag IM0, major flm la Thd arquebus, or hirqu#-1 fiukl,l! j . ,M * ** * ,u,r *• *' | ,K!or,d* - - ,,,Tl bus, wa# tha first hand gua. | cda-ii I'-n*11!? Jun* *• n * »*, II. HR r " , U Hl *«•» almoit |SI5 I CDA-14 ■Hltao, a record Ugh. J JSU Page 2A—June 25, 1D64 �OUR V1HATS GOIN® OMlM THXRB, * a >1 BOARDING Ttf MAJOR NVA* LOOKING 1NAPST 4TOfl6 WINDOW WHeNIMiftGOV CAME A10N6 AND $ AID HB WAS AM EXPERT AT FWlNTin o F ir e p l u g s AND HE'D DOTH* MAJOR'S PORTRAIT. POK • < HOUSE SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith LET'S SEE mour fullU mow would FACE - I'M afraid [ANOU LIK£4v IN PROFILE NOOK NOSE? IN MV WAR 16 A Bit— AM— o f y uniform COURSE t CCJtO SOCt XAWO OF COT TH*CORNERS/' MEDALS \ ONIT-^-NO.T GUESS/ ICC lUO BE Banforh Brralb June 25, 1964— Page 3A d U q h liq h iA T V Tim e Preview* View l i S t r x f f De p i c t e d • W.TH A Kind OF J WITH SWORD front SUPREME COUET//ALOFT, CALLING JU D G E ’S TT i A C H A R G fc/ [ e x p r e s s io n : j ANT IPAINT A _ PANORAM A^ O F MIS I ®h> f t ~t I OUT OUK WAY v ITS A WAR OP NERVES BETWEEN VEAH, STICK WITH fT. , THAT SNEARV MOUSE ANDME 1 ’CAUSE YOU'VE GOT * He STOJE TH BAIT FIVE WIGHTS SOMETHING GONG FOR YOU/ IT HELPS TOHAVE N A ROW, BUT TONIGHT HE'LL FIND THE TRAPEMPTY--THEN THE MENTALITY' OP A HE'LL SEE THE CHEESE *J THERE) MOUSE WHEN YOU'RE I WONT CATCH HIMTHIS TIME, TRYINGTO THINK BUT HE'LL 6 0 OJT OF HIS MIND LIKE ONE/ TRYING TO THINK UP AWAV TO GET AT THE CHEESE/ THAT OLIOKTA SLOW HIM 1 q ty fy 6-2 S • W M K LU W IIIM O I "I'm afraid I'm ]u«t routin*, doctor—but out thara you'va got a Jaundlca, a buraltla, and a pragnancy. If I'm not mlatakanl" By K ate Oaann 7:30-1:30 p.m. NBC. Temple Houston. "Enough Hope." (Rerun) John Dehner give* a bravura performance u a town mayor who suddenly finds Temple Houston in the running against his unscrupu­ lous regime. Houston’s donothing campaign is unortho­ dox to aay the least and the show doea gam er quite a few laughi u these tactics panic the incumbent. >-B p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In­ cident of the Clown." (Rerun) Eddie Bracken, one of the better actor-comcdisni, and one of the le n t aeen on TV, makea a notahlc contribution in the role of a walking hu­ man paradox. At one and the aame time, be la a former clrcue clown and a serious schol­ ar. He la also an accidentprone pioneer aeeking to end Uia threat of Indian disaslcri by s i m p l e communication with the red man. Eric Flem­ ing xnd Clint Eastwood star, 3:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Jimmy Dean Show (Rerun) Aside from Patti Page and comedian Norm Crosby, who compares life in the east with the w-cst's wide open spaces, it’s all country tonight. Jim ­ my t i n g s "Big John," "T esrs," and "Alwaya." Rowlf and Jimmy have a dis­ cussion, complete with tong, about why there isn't a dog day. Ferlin Husky and Grand­ pa Jones do their bit. Good production numbers to "Corn­ in’ 'Round the Mountain" and "Black Hills" help make thia another genial, folksy hour. 10-11 p.m. Suspense Thea­ tre. "Tha End of tha World, Baby” (Color) (Rerun) Tha Mystery Writers of America named this hour the best mys­ tery television show of 1903, which is a sorry commentary on the atale of mystery writ­ ing for television. The story involve* a group of sophisti­ cate* at sex and homicidal play on the Riviera, The act­ ing is outstanding nnd the east Is headed by Gig Young, Nina Foeh, the late Pater Lorre and Katherine Craw­ ford. Scriptcr Luther Davis, incidentally, is also responsi­ ble for the film, "Lady in a Cage," which isn't likely to win any awards. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC New* Reports. "The Missile­ men," Tills valuable report tell* us that the missile age his been with us for only 10 years as it examines the lat­ est developments. There is an informative interview with Gen. Bernard A. Schrlever, who has been in charge of missile development and film footage of missile test suc­ cesses and failures Is Includ­ ed. (D suV i O b b y. • DEAR ABBY: My busbind is a highly respected professional man. My prob­ lem is his secretary. When I telephone my husband at his office, shs aiwsys gives m* soms fresh snswar, such as, "Yes, I'm aure hs’s hsra been us* I am sitting on his lap.” Once when I asked to speak to my husband, sha said she would »es If he waa in condition to talk after chasing hsr around h tr desk nil morning. I have never givrn this woman the im­ pression that I like this sort of thing, and I am alwaya toe embarrassed to thfnk of anything to aay to her. I want to be considered a good sport hut I do not wish to put up with any more of this, How should I handle It! PUZZLED DEAR PUZZLED: Tell your husband exactly what hie secretary has said to you. And If she isn't shipred out—or shaped up in one big hurry—your problem Is a lot more icrloua than you think it Is. a a a DEAR ABBY: I hnvc been going steady with this girl for 14 months nnd I have kissed her only 11 ■ TT*..".. - - 3 }t OUR ANCESTORS ‘Jt’a a On Newspaper Enterprise Aeen. The main test of a good partnership I* Ita ability to bid llama successfully. 4:19 (I ) Rum m er Mamaalar THURSDAY P. M. 7:99 (I ) T oday Thue, there are any num­ *:•* ( I ) N ew scnpa (9) tV ik s U p Movlas ber of ways to get to elx 7:19 t l ) T oday (Si N ew t, W ssih sr, spades with today's hand. t l ) M tckla B ra n s ■ p o rts 7:19 (9) L o ral M in i, W asOne way is for North to ( 9) N ew sline th a r take off and bid alx the mo­ 4:10 ( l ) Bporis 1:0* (I ) C a p ta in K a n e a ro a 4 :1* ( 3) llu n tlrr • llrlnklrr 1:10 i t ) C a rto o n s ment his partner responds In ( 4) N ew s— 3Valtar Cont t ) K is ru ls a F o r W o­ hia opening club bid. Thin kite m an T;te ( t ) R iflem an 19) A m a rlc sa H ilta ry time it would work. Next (41 llu n lln a 4 F lsh ln * 9:0* ( I) D tro re s C o u rt time South might hold tha ( 9) V irginia Roy* 9 :11 (9) C a rto o n s king-queen of diamonds in­ 7:19 I D T r m p U H o u s t o n 9:20 'I I O ats Htorm (9) H om psr Koum (I) Passw ord stead of hearts and . there 19:99 (1) Hay W han ( 9) r i t n t i t o n s * would be no reasonable plav (9) N a w i— M ika W all.* o ( ! ) I l s w h l d s ( II llo n n a lla s4 laca for the eiam against any op­ 1:1* (D Dr. K lld sre (9) H paatsh 19:19 ( I ) N » * a - E dw in Now- ening lead. ( I ) a i r T h rsa Ia n s m an III* (4) I 's r r r N ason Another ways North might ( ! ) K n s l a n O 'T o o l a 19:19 ( !) W ord fo r W ord open with a very unsound (I ) 1 L o v l Lucy 1:14 ( I ) H a iti (Color) (9) D sc tm b sr llrld a I ) J lm m r D ean Bbow two bid, whereupon Mouth plaaaura to road a book and know-you'ra not 19:09 ((1) 11:19 t l ) C o n c a n tra llo a H uipanse T h a a ira could take full charge. going to ba ftaitad on Itl" (9) R ta l McCoy* (4) N uria* (I ) Trie* Is R la h t Or there la the very nice ta il* (I ) a io r r o f "A W rite r CARNIVAL By Dick Turner H i l l ID (I ) Haws, W aa th sr, ■ p e ril ( I ) News — M urphy U artia H i t e ( I) News, ■ ports, W a tth a r H i l l ( I ) T h s s ts r of (ho l i a r s 11:11 ( » Jo h n n y C a n o n (Color) 11:11 (I ) M oris FRIDAY A. M. l:* t ( I ) M en On 4:11 ( I ; b u a rh ln * A lm anac l : U (4) (irovs, F a rm R aport 'But Dr. Jekyll, w hat tf it turns you Into a MRS. Hyde?" Legal Notice SHORT RIBS IN T U B CIRCUIT CIJUItT OF T U B NINTH JU D IC IA L C lltC l 'IT, IN AND FOB SHE IN OLE r a l'N T T . FLORIDA. IN CHANCKRY NO. 14111 JO ANN ARKUS, P la in tiff. DOUGLAS ERS. lleA H T H U Il AK­ D *fan4anl. su it N O T ira o r TOi P II I M I l . t l MeAllTltrIt AKKRP tlo H atty A k a rs 'But I don't Ilka long angagamantal Aftar all, a girl oan dlat Juat ao Jongl” 2^ Down on the Farm ACBOM 1 fa n n e r doe* It with Mid 1 Farm dill** a---- cattle IJG cnui of true olive* 13 1'iwm 141'rralnliM ■ppeUatMa is s tie ic r IS Row inf IrnpleinMl IT It rilict BUGS BUNNY MTV!®MMI THAT \ POCKET BOOK, KJMI) VAX! HKE COMES 1, SVLVESTEHl I'U . FOOL CEASE AND DESIST— SAW IT FIRST! I aUfhl knock I ISIYiturbad 31 City in the NeltwrUnd* 21 bo il p v t 24 Mid* a mitUko a a E ip u n ft 2a Iron 29 Follovor M C m dlm ul I n a I I Pl|M B PCI 12 Tear 22 Blister* I friar 4 Girls nidpuws I Firm poultry .SET'S-. 7 0 d m existed a AplartK'a tnaoct 8 Sanlart ID NulltAaS 1! Doomed laVKiiiatiag 3U Ultimata 24 locunloaM 23 Harvested M 4a outer 37 lam preys 17 1Ti nl Ia f 34 RraulUa itala ailrtaka* 33 Dim builder 31 Shut 34 Duolaliht, 43Tai Mahal MU 44 Spirit 43 llritlag an Seine M silkworm Itniila I (lu ln . A labam a THU ARB 1IEKKUT NOTH FIH D th a t a C om plaint for Divorce and o lh a r ra lla f hos hran filed a g a in st you In Ilia s h o ts atv l-d C ourt and you a ra tiarahy re q u lrsd In serve a copy of y our A naw ar nr o lh a r dafanaaa lo tha Com ­ p lain t upon tha P la in tiff's Atterrify . E. JACKSON HAAHK.K. A H ornay a t Law , t i e N orth O rane* Avanua, Mutts 14. O r­ lando, O ran aa C ounty, Florida, and fils tha u rlx ln a l A naw ar or d sfs n ss In th a o ftlc a of tha C lark of (ha C ircu it C ourt on o r b tfe ra tha lo th day of Ju ly , 1441 A. D. If you fa ll to da so, lu d e m sn t by D efault w ill ba lak a n a e a ln a l you fo r th a r e ­ lic! prayed for In th a Com ­ p la in t and said cau sa w ill than p rocssd Ke l ’arla . DONE AND O R D E R E D at ■ anford, Mamtnola C ounty. F lorida, thla 14th day o f Ju n a . 1*44 A. D. (HUAI.I A rth u r II. Ilsc k w lth , Jr.. C lark of th a C trru tt C ourt tty: Mar t ha T. Vlhlcn D eputy ' lark K J a r k fnit lla a a sa A tlornay at l a w t in N orth o r a n a a Avanua Hulls 14, O rtando I tr a h ia C uunly, F lo rid a P ublish Ju tia 11, I t A Ju ly 1, I, 1944. CDA-71 Nautically speaking, lagan Is ship cargo which is sunk with definite intention of being recovered later, a buoy usual ly marking its location. 11:99 ( I) M in in * L ink <9) P ita * o i i d r a (9) S a r in K eys FRIDAY r . M. 11:99 (I ) T our F ir s t Im p ro aila a (C olor) <4) Luva of Life ( I ) K rnla Ford l l : D ( I ) N r w i - H a rry H a tII.JO ( I ) T ru th o r C o n stnuance* ( I ) H earch F o r T o m o r­ row (9) F a th a r Knew* R a il 11:41 (4 , O uldlng l.la h t 11:41 II ) N is e i— R sy R c h trtr 1:19 II I Nows, W t s t h t r (41 K ill T alk (9) H anaral H ospital 1:14 t l ) P to p l* A rt F u n n y (I ) Aa T ha W orld T u rn s (9) Nawa— D ays F t a nail I:M (9) C artoon* 1:99 t t ) L o t's M aks A D ia l (9) P assw ord (9) Ann B otham t i l l (l< N aw s— F lo y d K albar 1:19 ( I ) D octors (9) H o o ts P a rty 19) Day la c o u rt 1:11 (9) Nawa—L ias H ow ard 1:00 (1) A n o th ir W orld 19) To T ill T ha T ru th II ) D u n * F a r A Day 1:73 (4) N tw *—E d w a rd s f i t Hecrst sto rm (9) T r a llm s s lir 1:19 f t ) Tnu D on't May (C olor) (4) K l f i of N tsh l (») Who Do You T r u s t 7 1:09 t i t Alalcb d a m * i l l (I ) N ew s— R andar V anoeur 4:19 ( I ) H u m s and Allah (I) Unci* W alt 1:19 (I ) B a it «r G rouch* (I ) C a rto o n s 1:19 ( I ) N tw sco p s (I ) L a a v t It To D a a ta r ■ oasr 41) R lv s rb s a t (d c NORTH (D) 4AKQI VAI7I ♦ A ♦ KM* WMt BAIT ♦ Ja DEAR CHICAGO: It la permissible to retouch the lips quickly in public. But If a whole new paint jab ia required, it's best to take the primer, paint, varnish and brushes into the ladies' room and work privately, DEAR ABBY: Our son, who Is married and living out of the city, has never given hie father anything for Father's Day. Nor haa he ever remembered me with so much aa a card or a telephone call on Mother’e Day. Our birthdays and anniversaries are Ignored also. We never fall to send him, his wife, and their chil­ dren lovely gift* for all oc­ casions. K n o w i n g th st friends and relatives would ask me what our son lent ua for an occasion that call­ ed for a gift, I would buy •omethlng very costly and pass it off as a "g ift" from our son. Ha will pay for them in the end, however, because I have been keep­ ing track of the cost, and Instructions have been left in our will that after Dad and I are gone the cost of those Items shall be deduct­ ed from whatever we leave. 1 thank you. A MATTER OF PRINCIPLB By Oswald Jacoby m ♦toa ¥101 ¥ J 8e4 ♦ Q 10 8 3 2 4 KJ 78 ♦ J9I3 ♦ A 10 3 SOUTH 437884 ¥KQI 4334 ♦ QT North and South vulnerable North East Booth West 14 Pass 1 4 Pais 3¥ Pass SN.T. Pass 44 Tosa fi ¥ P sm ♦4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—4 I route In which Texane Dr. John Fisher of Dallas and Mr*. David llaw ei of Fort Worth bid the elam a t tha Midsouth regional! In Little Rock, Ark. The key hid wni Mre. Hawra five hearts. Nhe was very happy at four apades, hut felt that John had to hava very good apadee to w arrant his strong bidding and that there might conceivably ha ■ slam In the hand. It didn't take much cour­ age on John's part to bid th« alam once hia partner ehow ed heart strength. Looking at the North-South cards only, there ii no guar­ antee that the eiam will make, but It certainly ie a fino contract to be in and, since trumps broke 2-2, Mrs. Huwee was able to ruff her two losing diamonds in dum­ my. J .h e W o m a n : Newspaper Enterprise A nn. "I was always proud of bow well I got along with tho men with whom 1 work­ ed," writes a career woman. "I thought it was a lot of noniens* about men resenting women in busineei. "But after a few years I realised I wasn't on as good terms with them aa I had one* bean, and I triad to figur* out why. "It finally dawnsd on m t that In tha beginning 1 didn't strive to impress a man with how sm art 1 wai. Hut grad­ ually, aa I took on nior* re­ sponsibility, I became eager to hava men respect my brains "In trying to maka them respect my mind I forgot it wui even morn important to ahuw them huw much I re­ spected their opinions end ideas. Sine* then, I'va noticed a lot of other career women mnking the nuns mistake. Mnybe you rould ehow them how wrong they are." Thera doesn't need to be much added to th st letter. The writer hae made her own point. Once a woman gets to thinking that aha haa a pret­ ty guild mind and wanU to be sure that every man aha meets recognises the fact, she Is well on tha way to losing her femininity. Hhe Is repelling rulher then attract­ ing the men she works with and the men she meets io- | O \J « l 1 i H \ > T R I D I - I N THE AT R TO N IT B C A R L O A D F A S * N 1T R -Fll*at Tkal Disappears** AM • 'F o r L e t * o r Men don't really went to adimre a woman's brain*. If forced to acknowledge that a woman has a goodly supply of them, they’ll do in — reluctnnlly. CIIII.DKKN STUDENTS ADULTS By Ruth M iiiett That’* why H la auch • poor Idea for ■ woman to force a man to acknowledge how amart aha la. Ba plaasant and charming. The rluo is to let a man rea­ lise, himself, how capable you ar*. He'll be an smug about hia diacovsry th a t ha won't r***nt you a t all. clally. NOW SHOWING TV RENTAL 4 Hales times. Do you think this Is good? Anyone else dors that in ten minutes. I am Id and she Is IB. She doesn't have any reason to be afraid of me because I am not rough or anything like th a t She told me over the phone last night that the wanted to break up with me. I started to cry on the phone and I told her that I loved only one girl, and she waa her. Should I let her go and look for someone rise? I can’t make up my mind. LOSING OUT DEAR LOSING I Perhapi you are ilitl a little too young to go "iteady” with anyone. Why not play the field and date eeveral girls and make comparisons7 • • • DEAR ABBY: Is it or It It not in good taste to ap­ ply make-up at the table after dining In public? I onca sat at a table with a young woman who took out jars and tubes of creams nnd paints, aa well ns an assortment of paint brush­ es. Then she proceeded to outline her eyes and paint her lipi as an artist would apply paint to a canvas. Your answer Is desperately needed in thii city. CHICAGO (Jacoby Television Tonight THE WORRY WART By Abigail Van Buren W ooer" FR ID A Y A SATURDAY " f l l ' N F I t l l l T AT CO M A RO H R C R E E K " " R l a i l N ' C O t'IIN S " K ltli P rrater "COMMA NDfl" 13c 60c •0* SHOWS AT 1:00-3:D0 1:00-7:00 0:00 “X a m T r t i o m a s i n a • Servian Seminole TV - a moat un u su a l cu t.., FA 3-IIIB Zenith Color TV Sales 3401 Hanford Aveu they any Fm enchanted, and i AM!” Wall THE THRU IM S OF u H io m a s in a maMcG(X)HANaB«iHAMPSHIRE B|fee 1:30 Dir M mON. • FKI. im o o rn lttim s M a «aVflHHMOIo*»*MMi 94 Anoint MVUItla 99 IdollM 41 Blndlnf rurtom 41 Artut'a fra s a aa Maacutln# appellation 47 lla n ft part 41 Obtained 10 Slate (fr.) t l Withered 12 firm rln iM U Mania H Komar » wuijLiko part DOWN 1 Grade* 2 UKx aod aaUt LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Q. n « — Price* Ar* Tailored To Your Time, Needs And Budget — A DridlL Be ItI A Bottle . . . or Casa Free Prompt Delivery ^ I 1 I Tel. 133-4301 | Open S A. M.—IS Midnight j *1 |9V* three of my nine lives toa little girl lost •4# a lonely man Mod Technicolor* 4 beautiful witehr I___ MHBMHIHg^pRBAMBO****** v f s s r .1 -ti* _ �* I* Vfif B ittfu rB f r r .I B UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. — (N EA )—It Is no coincid­ ence that Red China is step­ ping up hostilities against Russia’* Asian satellite, Mon­ golia, while world attention is focused on Laos and Viet P n p e 4 A— J u n e 215, 1984 P ■re* for potential Russian at­ tack* on key industrial cen­ ters in North China and Man­ churia. United Nation! ob­ server! familiar with Mos­ cow’* wnr industry and trans­ portation system believe that the Russians arc preparing to use the country as a bam? in their confrontation with Red China. RonK n •'protectorate!" of Russia's ernes, Mongolia is, for the present at least, in the grip of Russia's commis­ sars. It Is the sole Asian member of COMECON, Mos­ cow's version of the Kuroprim Common Market. It Is largely due to Soviet aid that the Mongols have been able to build power stations, ce­ ment plants, leather and ahoe factories, radio stations and some prefabricated housing. Russia's Knst Eiirnprnn satellites are pitching in to keep their Mongolian “nlly” from thinking too fondly of the Chlnrsc "blood brothers" to the south. QUALITY DISCOUNT "Never get tired of decep­ tion In war," Is a cardinal tenet of Mso Tse-tung’s mil­ itary strategy. A* he wrote in his book on war, "Feint a t east and strike a t west is the aurrst method to lead tha enemy Into a wrong ealimate of the situation." The "Pcople'i Republic of Mongolia," lodged in the heart of Asia between Russia and China, has long been a bona of contention between the two Red giants. It Is the only one of Asia's three Communist states—the other two nro North Viet Nam and North Korea—which naa so far managed to keep free of di­ rect domination hy R e d China. But to escape the clutches of the Chinese dragon, little •’Independent" Outer Mongol­ Ulnn Ilnlor, Mongolia’s rapia had to become a satellite itnl, is a city of formidable of the Ruasian hear. contrasts. A majority of its 120,000 Inhabitants—one-tenth This is a situation that of the country's scarce pop­ Mao Tse-tung is not likely to ulation—still lives in mud huts tolerate. Mongolia's frontier and yurt tenta which can he With China Is nesriy 4,000 dismantled in a half-hour. Hut miles long. It is a strategic the Communist officials, Mongolln’a new aristocracy, drive Soviet automobiles and inhab­ it modern housing projects built by the Russians. No wonder the party bur­ eaucrats side with Nikita Khrushchev in his quarrel TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — with Mao Tsc-tung. MongolNext stop for Florida’s con­ la’s Itusslun-trnlned "prime troversial new Uw taxing minister," Yumxhngiln Tsen■porting goods probably will dcnlial, lias hern busy lately be the state Supremo Court, denouncing the "Chinese com­ but Circuit Judge Hugh Tay rades" and fighting against lor provided some guidance the upsurge of "nationalistic Tuesday on what is taxable tendencies," •nd what Isn't, The famous Ills lor inn TuTaylor upheld the l*W3 law In a I-eon County Circuit mur-Oehir was ousted from Court ruling. The tax amounts the Communist party for to five per cent at the whole, sponsoring a celebration on •ale level, and Judge Taylor the occasion of the HOOth an­ •aid il should he collected on niversary of the birth of all items primarily designed (ienghis Khan, the great •nd customarily used for Mongolian ruler who once con­ hunting, fishing, camping quered China anil Russia. However, Red China wnrinly commemorated the Asian conqueror, who reached llm hanks of the Dnieper River in what now Is Soviet Uk­ raine. » YO U SAVE 20%-50% A N D MORE 9 r FITTED SHEETS $ ffl ■ Imaglnal Fina Quality Ilpparad Plaitle Bleached Muslin MATTRESS COVERS $41 ■ TWINS i runs m itM i nun M riiesf Sovo 32-35% / Man's! Save 27% I Cotton, raady-to-waar MEN’S CASUAL SLACKS Full cut for extra comfort; fintshed bottoms, ready to wear; In 29 to 38. LUNCHEON NAPKINS TOPS A SHORTS SW IM TRUNKS I Cotton poplin; elastic waist; piped sides; 1 change pocket; S, M, L Fitted styles for smoother com­ fort; Imported long-wearing quality, savel Imported, lippcrsd virgin vi­ nyl covers allergy-free; rust­ proof ripper. PKGS. I Four packager, each with 200 napkin* of fine-quality; get a supply now) B3-QL Flattie Foam Back W J lh Pillowl WASTE BASKET SCATTER RUG AIR MATTRESS U nbreakable polyethylene; jumbo tiie; handles; turq., pink, yellow, sand. Special Purchosel Viscose tweed in stripe border . . , decorator colon! All waihable, cool fobricrl Shorts, 10-18; top*.'5, M, II I-Qt. fnomef TEFLON SAUCE PAN r No-stlcV cooking with na scour cleaningl Porcelain* enamel over steell Tax Law May Go To High Court H id lit Mi lur*| vat* u lli i iivrn r*n l| l"»+i Ullaq t.n s j nttr bs WA5HINOTON (UI’I)-T h e Federal Trnde Commission <FTC) has decided In rrquirc that cigarette advertising and labeling include a warning to the public of possible health ha cards, II wai enounced to­ day. FTC Chairman Kami Dixon made Uie announcement dur­ ing a congressional hearing on the controversy surround­ ing the effect* of smoking on health. Dixon did not specify what (he regulation will contain. Nor did he say what typo of Isbel cigarette manufacturer* would be required to carry on packages. The FTC held hearings on proposed advertising and la­ beling regulations and since May IS has been considering whether tu adopt tire in and, U to, precisely in what form. i| nreril d e ls; Tone 11S lilt loext Stall; oruvt CfUA Bryant, Kynes Have Orders TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant and Atty. Gao. James Kynes were orddared to appear in federal court In Jacksonville Friday to show cause why they should not be held in con­ tempt of court, The orders were delivered to Bryant and Kynes by a de­ puty federal marshal Tuesday. Judgo Bryan Simpson issu­ ed the show cause orders af­ ter Bryant ordered a atop to night-time racial demonstra­ tions In St. Augustine last Saturday. The Judge had re ­ fused such a ban earlier and ordered police not to interfere with marchers in the troubled Cannon Tarry MIAMI (UPI) ■The Cuban teiirhi-r* In exile warned Tue*. dny Hint the Castro regime Is giving 76 Americans visit­ ing the island "the hislruetions fur Infiltrating MarxistLeninist doctrine* in U. S. high irhools and universi­ ties. Tiie Amcrictins, most of Ihi-ni students, linve been a major source of propaganda on the Island slnre they nrriver thera June 12 against tha order* of the U. S. Statu De­ partment. The refugee teachers group ■aid it wants to call to the attention of the U. S. govern­ ment "this clever maneuver by tha Communist party," FOR Boxed Vinyl | S lint-free, super-absorbent printed terry in multi-color*. 15*25" site. Solid color cloths by Cannon; 12x12"; pink, mint, blue, yel­ low, white. FOR Hollywood Brftf HAND TOWELS Wash 'n' wear cottons; 4pocket Ivy or Continentals; assorted plaids; fr-16. Cannon Pastel Takas Color Picfuras Solids, Slrlpas * 3 Nnlinnalintlc Mnngnllans ■ nhvinuidy ace the Ruasian- ' Chlni'ac r(inflict an n chance ( I to advance their drive for In- ■ $ di-penilenre hy playing with I £ Peking. Taenilrnhnl complained recently that Chinese con- I spiracle* in Ilian tlalnr were $ aimed at overthrowing liix regime. In a strong note to Peking, he even threatened to break diplomatic relations with Red Clilria. Thus, Mongolia may yet lie Khrushchev's Achilles' licet. Should It fall in t o Peking's clutches, the ie*t of Russia's sn-rnlled Asinn republic* will lie open to Chim-sa subver­ sion nnd eventual domination. Castro’s Use Of Students Seen W ash V W aor Fabrics I Red, pink, yellow, green & blue color combinations; sol­ ids and printsl Waihable, allergy-freel Im­ ported virgin vinyl; full & twin; sanitaryl FOR MISSES’ PANTIES | FOR Mads by tha famous Cannon Mills in thick tarryl Slock up for Sum m srlxviv'l | Tokas stondord 8> flash; takes 12 Jumbo pints; bile. & white, Easy-launder acetate tricot In lilac, blue, pink, moist; In color! C ir/iM a v e 37% f Girh'l Sava 4 2 % l m m for ■ Poplin, Arnel & Poplin; tie shoulder, elastic waist; 3-6x, 7-141 Jt Washable cottons; V4 boxer, banded front, elastic back; 3-dx, 7-14. mmm FOR GlrW I Sava 3 7 % l | I , Toddlers' 1 Gfrfa’ COTTON DRESSES H S leev eless & sh o rt-sle e v e M styles; washable cottons; 1-3, V iiis t; l 'U _ Serve 35% f Big Gallon Sftef BOYS' JAG-SHIRTS PLASTIC DECANTER Oxford & broadcloth stripes; solid ft print chambrayi; sires ft-IBI __________________ mm FOR FOR | 4 eachi divided plates, cups, forks, knives, sp o o n s, 2 spreaders; 1’set, 78c ea. U nbreakable polyethylene; no-drip pouring; easy to dean; 1 only, 78c IRONING BOARD ROUS I Super-soft quality paper! You get 4 package* with 4 rolls In each. Hong Dreraes Neoflyf Bex ef 200! PLASTIC HANGERS FIELD’S TISSUES These are sturdy, well-made hangers shaped to correctly hang dresses! It's the finest facial tissue foe gentle softness, obaorbencyl Super buyl MM M — ( R *- ’ T r ’™ A d ju d e b ls I D Will hold a hdl mooli Black or white Chippendale design; brass leg*; 1<5x2015". FKOS$ 1 The tap brand* yam trust— AC, Champion — all rebulb and factory guaranteed. m S k FAIRS I Cool, comfortable, flattering straw flat with floral bowl Six­ es 4 to 10. 14 - O u n c e Am prul SPRAY ENAMEL Regularly 97c eachi Just spray on this line-quality enamel Indoors or out for like-new look! V. .Site, colors. COTTON PIQUE SAVE 25% JR. BOYS SAVE 50% 2 PLAYER MISSES SHIFTS SAVE S0% PLASTIC WALK SHORTS COMPARE AT 48c EA. BOXER SHORTS BADMINTON SETS TABLE CLOTHS Fields Deodorant m2 GREAT J. M. FIELD'S STORES for * 3 2 A for Both Great Stores o b i &n 00 Open Daily 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Q U A L IT Y Sunday 12 Noon to 7 p. m. city. I i �Seminole County ♦ ♦ * ♦ on the S t Johns River + * * * ‘T h e N ile o f America” * * < > « '* * 0Jlu> * \ e i o c^ Sometime* tho»« red light* can »t*y red a long time. It happened to a Sanford Naval Air Station man the other early morning. He wa* driv­ ing a t 20th Street and Park Avenue when the light turned red. He (topped. He fell asleep. Police awakened him a t 4:10 a.m. and now he'll have to tell it to the judge. • • • Cliff McKibbin whose desk was backed up againat the old “ Woodruff-Langiotti building complex” on Park Avenue and W. First street snys that the strange light that has been flooding his desk is the SUN! 1! He had not exper­ ienced the glare until the city tore down the buildings and opened up the parking lot. Cliff is seen wearing dark glasses much of the time, but likes the new brightness in the office of Carraway and McKibbin. he snys. • • • Have you noticed how nttractive • and how grently im­ proved • Is the night-time ap­ pearance of the Rand Mall area? Quite a transformation! Thanks again, City Fathers. If you haven't seen our city’s new adornment nftcr dark, have a look-see. You, too, will like it. • • a Robert E. Browning, owner of the Park Avenue Trailer Court who underwent surgery a t Orange Memorial Hospital recently, is reported to be Im­ proving satisfactorily. Brown­ ing has been a resident of Sanford since 1945. • • • Open House for the new First Nntlonnl Rank of DeBnry will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The new facility will bo open for business on July 1. • • • The Rev. Chnrlcs n. Hogg, new pastor of Christ Metho­ dist Church, is a man with a sense of humor. In his first bulletin to the congregation, he poked fun at his last name saying, in effect, ‘‘You have a rare opportunity to hear a Hogg preach.” • • • Editors of next year's Salaningundi yearbook a t Semi­ nole High are getting some good journalism truinlng at the University of Florida this week. Jo Ann Cobean, I.inda DcMattin, Sherry Marazita and Linda Mitchell arc attend­ ing the aixth annunl high School Journalism institute conducted by the UF School of Journalism, along with 1H0 high school student* from Florida, Georgiaand Alabama. • • • Named to the Dean's list for the spring semester at S tet­ sonUniversity are Sanford students, Jessanna T. Gartside, a senior and Patricia Laven­ der, a junior. Ned Julian is listed as an honor student. • • • The 55 visits made by the Visiting Nurses Association in May brings the total to 247 call* since the association was formed last October. The group has slgnrd a contract the Veteran* Administration h o s p ita l to c a re f o r r e tu r n in g Veterans who nerd home nurs­ ing care, Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervisor of nurses reported a t the Wednesday meeting of the monthly board meeting, • • • The City of Sanford will host city recreation officials from all over the state here on July 17 with a luncheon meeting at the Civic Center. They expect representatives from O r l a n d o , Leesburg, Gainesville, DcLand, Jackson­ ville, Holly Hill, Ormond Beach, Daytona, Live Oak, Ocala and Kissimmee. And the Sanford Recreation De­ partment doesn't need to take a back seat to anybody. Herald Index ......... Page 6 Bridge ____ .... ......... Pag# 6 Classified ......... .... . Page it C om ics____ .... . Page 2A-3A Editorial - ........ . . . Pag* 1A ____ Pag# 3 F u n erals _ . Horoscope------- . Page 2A-3A Society . . . . —. . ..... Pages 8-9 ____ Page 4 TV Programs . . ........ Page 10 W* th* Women ...... Page 6 VOL. 56 iim t lii Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Widely scattered showers through Saturday; high today 90-94; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 19G4 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 221 $1.4 Million For Seminole Paving 46 In Sanford, 427 And 436 Are Included n s tw A ... BRIEFS Tax Cut Voted WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Senate Thursday night voted election-year tax cuts which could coat the govern­ ment more than $499.5 mil­ lion a year in revenue. Seminole County’s share of the $191 million Slate Road Department budget adopted Tuesday in Tallahassee amounts to $1.4 million and Includes $200,000 in primary fund* for the four-lane con­ REIUJN (UPI) — Atty. struction of SR 46 (25th Street) Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flew DOUBLE BUBBLE GUM TROUBLE in experienced by Brenda l’ntteraon from French Avenue east to into West Berlin today to ded­ ns sho demonstrates the technique site used to win the I’lnecrest School McHonvllle Avenue in Sanford. icate a pini|ue to his brother huhhlo gum blowing contest. The Herald’s photographer. Bill Vincent, says Also $300,000 was budgeted on tlie first anniversary of tlio Brenda excused the smallness of the bubble because she didn't have time for the grading, paving and late President's memorable to work up a Rood mixture before offering the demonstration. Brentln construction of 2.1 miles of visit to the divided city. chewed away as fast as site could—inhaled deeply, let g°—and came up SR 436 from the Orange with this sticky problem. County I-inc to Lake Howell. (Herald Photo) SEMINOLE COUNTY citrus growers converged on the Homo Demonstra­ No provision was made from LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ tion Center Thursday nitfht to hear Dr. R. C. J. Koo discuss the timely primary funds for the con­ go UPI) — Moisc Tshombe, topic of grove irrigation. Shown above are, from left, Ernest Lundbcrg, struction of an interchange at the former Katanga Province assistant county agricultural agent, Ed Yarborough of Geneva, Dr. Koo, the intersection of 1-4 and secessionist leader, returned assistant horticulturist nt the Citrus Experiment Station and Sidney Lake Mary Boulevard. Ac­ from European exile toay for Chase of Chase & Company. cording to County Engineer (Herald l ’hoto) political talks that could William Uush, it is unlikely eventually make him premier that funds will be budgeted of the Congo he once fought. for such a project until I-ake Mary Boulevard is -a m i. Grand champion b u b b l y Seminole County's Board oft the choice of converting each Nor were funds appropriated ATLANTA (UPI) — Georblower at Pinccrest is Brenda for several other requested Public Instruction v o t e d L f the present VIIF set* or gia Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook primary project* such as the Thursday to retain an engi- citabluhtng conlra, antenna Patterson. was to go to Washington to­ two-lane construction of Sll neer to prepare plans for Ihc and converting s y s t e m * . Brenda blew the biggest day to ask the U. S. Supreme 426 from Goldcnrod to SR 46 installation of central antenna bubble gum bubble at the con­ Court for permission to pre­ Tiie use of irrigation to sup­ cent more) during prolonged at Geneva, four-laning SR 46 systems at various schools When the engineer is retained test which climaxed t h « and specifications are pre­ sent a proposed new state plement rainfall, practiced drought. from Mellonvllle Avenue in for the conversion of the new Constitution to Georgia voters for years in Florida, was dis­ MIAMI (UPI) ---- A strong Sanford Dr. Koo also discussed the to the proposed ETV station's U1IF signals to pared. the project, estimated week'* activities last week. in November. timing of irrigation noting* weather tlistuibiinr* Blowing the biggest bubbles I t h Osteen Bridge, the four tatt­ VIIF so that some 190 set* to cost in tlie ncightorhood of cussed Thursday night at a that fall and winter irrigation wind gusts up to 50 miles an ing of SR 46 from 1-4 west to now In Seminole schools can $20,MX) to $25,1100, will to- were Kenneth Smith In the Home Demonstration Center should be avoided because of awarded to the low bidder. hour has been discovered in the Lake County line, and get proper reception. In other action Thursday five year old group; Christie MIAMI (U PI) — The 75 meeting fur area citrus grove a tendency to lower (tie IriQt Two representatives of the slightly more than 13 miles the Atlantic, about 400 milea Wslraven, six year olds; Cur» Americans visiting Cuba met owners. quality. "Frequent fall irri­ of road from the Intersection Brandon Electric Co., De- Iho board awarded the pur­ cast of Barbados, the wea­ tls Hawks, seven year olds; chase of paints to the (Hidden with a South Vietnamese com­ of S-425 and S-427 south a- Land, appeared before the The principal speaker for gation," he said, "is Justified munist delegation today and the session conducted by Sem­ lu hasten fruit maturity and ther bureau said today, cross l.ake Jessup, via Oviedo, board and confirmed earlier Paint Company for the 1961- Donna Smith, right year olds; "Conditions arc considered to S-520 at the Orange Coun­ engineering report* that the 06 school year. The firm will Cheryl Black, nine year olds; were to talk with members of inole County Extension Ser­ to meet speciiic fruit size va­ favorahlo for intcnsiflcaUon,” ty line. the pro-Castro terrorist ELN vice was Dr. R. C. J. Koo, as­ rieties for fresh market.” central antenna system would provide paints through the Barbara Robinson, ten year He added that "trees should the Miami Weather Bureau organization Saturday, ac­ sistant horticulturist at the Other primary funds were be the most practical for Gator Lumber Company of olds; Bobby Collins, U year olds; Andy Rufaa, 12 year Sanford. not h» sllo’vj-d to gr, into per­ reported. In.’tided Tor the paving of school* in this system. cording to Havana radio. Citrus Experiment Station. forecast*:* piedicted t h e 1.32 miles of Sll 415 from SR It also opened bills from old*; Dale Hancock, IS and 14 Dr. Koo noted that the manent wilt any time of inc Toe board was faced with seven firms to provide gaso­ je a r olds. knowledge of soil and plant year for good production disturbance probably would 15 east to the city limits of affect the Lesser Antilles is- Sanford. line, oil, fuel oil and kerosene Uremia Patterson won ■ TAMPA (U PI) — A thun. irrigation has not developed practice. and referred them to Admin­ prize for blowing ■ double "A weakened tree will not lands at the southeastern Secondary fund* wore ap­ dcr-s<|unll packing 79-mile-an- as rapidly as Ihc engineering istrative Assistant W a l t e r bubble. hour winds sent four water­ aspects of Use problem and produce or stand cold as well corner of the Caribbean to­ proved for Iw-o-lane right-ofTeague. He was directed to Approximately 250 children way am! construction of 427 spouts churning across Tamp* research at the experiment ss a healthy tree," he con­ night. A hurricane hunter plane from SR 438 north to 434; ac­ were registered last week at review them and make rec­ cluded. Ray Thursday and battered station is directed toward get­ was ra route to the scene and quiring right-of-way for the ommendations to tlie toard. the acliool. Some of Uie varied the local airport with quar­ ting information about plant the San Juan, I \ R., weather four-laning of sit 46 from Teague was asked (o do the aclivltiea enjoyed during ths ter - Inch hail and 1.76 inches and soil moisture. This is bureau was preparing a wea­ French to Mellonvllle Avenues, same on bids for supplying week included softball games, of rnin in less than 30 min­ done, he added, so irrigation ther bulletin on the disturb­ construction and right-of-way school furniture, audio visual gymnastics, track events and can be more efficiently prac­ utes. ance. aquisltion for two-laning 427 equipment, adding machines small group games. ticed. The City Manager’* office if tire disturbance develops from 434 two mile* mirth to and typewriters. Sewing ma­ Supervisors are Tom Leon* The speaker discussed sur­ reported to day that 5i dogs sustained circulatory winds ACL (racks at Gen. Hutchison chine* will be provided by tlie aril, Bud tong and Jim face evaporation and methods have been picked up in Lie of 39 miles per hour or great­ Parkway ami 5 5 miles from Sanford Sewing Center, tlie Barnes. to combat it through irriga­ city limits since the crack­ er It would become the first that point north to 425 at only bidder on tills Item. Mrs. Margaret Lear, art* tion, lots of moisture as trees down began one week ago. tropical storm of the 1964 Ginderville. Member* of Die board also anil crafts instructor assisted absorb it in roots and emit Only one dog has been re­ season and be named Abby. Sheriff’s deputies arc at­ Also included were fund* for derided to proceed with the Hie children with plaster tempting to learn the identity it In llie form of vapor from claimed by the owner ami Il»e two-lanes right of way ami eonstructinn of the music de­ molding, braiding, coloring, leaves. These two items, he of a mystery man—one so other* will soon be nearing construction of 4.t miles of partment at Crooms High painting and making cards. said, account for about 75 the end of the line, as ilojs paralyzed he can’t speak. 426 from Goblrnrod north to Sehool without making posslA dance program, under the per cent of the water lost. picked up ny the dog catcher The Negro, about 45 years Oviedo to eliminate danger­ hie changes suggested by the direction of Mrs. Doris Dux* Surface runoff is not con- are only held ten day* and RONNIE HALL of age, is being cared for at ous curves, to acquire rightState Hoard of Education, di­ bury, schedules a different the Good Samaritan Home, sklercd a problem due to the then are humanely destroyed. of-way for 2 1 miles of 436 rected principals to prompt­ type of activity each day. sandy soil, liic horticulturist Rabies and license tags for 804 Mulberry Avc. from l.ake Howell south to the ly n-|Hirt to the school sys­ S o cial events for the week noted. dogs inside the city limits Deputies think they haw Orange County line, and the tem's office any Rems of included softball games, track lly Sirs. II. L. Johnson Irrigation tends (o increase was June 18 and since that established, through person* construction of railroad cross­ furniture or equipment stolen events, football, soccer, kick Plans to organize a Wom­ ing signals on S 15 near I-ake believing they know the man, (lie size of fruit although it time, the dog catcher hat or missing, retained architect hall and ping pong. that his name is Eddie Thom­ has little effect on the juice been working full time to an’s Auxiliary for the newly Mary, West 25th Strret in John Burton III on an hourly as. His fingerprints have content, growers were told. clear streets and yards of formed Wi-stslde Volunteer Sanford, on O’Brien Road near Ronnie Hall, son of Mr. and basis to prepare plana for the Fire Department were tem­ However, irrigation docs help strays and untaggnl, unliecn* been taken in an attempt to Altamonte Springs, ami on 427 porarily postponed Thursday northeast of A l t a m o n t e Mrs. Jark Hall, of 2300 Elliot student driving range at Sem­ considerably (stout 15-20 per ed animals. help in the Identification. Ave. has received an appoint inole High School, cal list for BARTOW (UPI) - Donald night upon agreement of Springs. ment from Congressman Syd bids on industrial art* and Grady Lewis, 22, Bartow, was some 30 resident* attending included in the budget are Hcrlong to serve as a page in supplies and renewed Its killed late Thursday night the weekly meeting at the fund* for the four-lam- con­ the House during Use remain agreement with Lester E. when his motorcycle crashed l.ake M o n r o e Community struction of 22 mile* of SR der of the present session of tovy of tlio Office Equip­ into a bicycle inside the city Building. 436 from U. S. 17-92 west to Congress. ment Exchange for mainten­ limits during a high-speed Robert Brisson a s s u m e d District LI. Governor of Zone the past year, listing suppoit In other business, presiding 1-4. This project is already un­ Hall will leave by train ance and repair of machines. chase by police. of the Little Red Schcolhouse, leadership of the Civitan Club III. Kampf is the first mem­ president George llell appoint­ der contract. Monday for the nation's cap the junior baseball league anj ed Nathan Stripling to take The state hoard also budget­ at banquet ceremonies Held at ber of the local Civitan orthe Lake Mary little league, over the office of treasurer ed $|0,(xs) for preliminary ital and toxin Isis duties July J I m Spencer’s Restaurant gunizatiun to hold a state of­ the essay contest and ti 1. While in Washinglon, lie upon the resignation of Claude county wide engineering on fice. Thursday. Miss Seminole County Beauty Hawkins. Appointed to the five other secondary road pro­ will board in a home near Prior to handing the reins Installing Brisson in his new (he Capitol along with several contest. legal committee were Roy jects. post was Charles Kampf, re­ to the new president, Kampf other pages. Civitan Gil Daigle was giv tiring president, who is also gave • report of activities of en the perfect attendann Brown and L. B. Legg who A senior at Seminole High N ow Entertaining: take* over for Drew Warren School next year, Hall is a award and Herb McKenti* who also resigned. A t The Unique member of thr Student Coun­ was honored for having sold A special meeting of the cil, the National Honor So­ over 790 pounds of fruitcake. hoard of director* was set for ciety and the Science Club. Civitan John Bromley was a 7:30 p.m. Monday at whirh No matter how good a C a iu J b ji "This is quite in honor and runner-up for this prise, hav­ time maps of boundary line* movie is, when an eight-yearI am happy to have Use privi­ ing sold over 700 peuma, will be preparrii and decisions old toy gets sleepy, lie lege of aerving as a page tills also, on needed equipment will he sleeps. summer,” said Hail. “The success of this club in made. Reports will be made Thai's what happened to After graduation next year, FBI. & SAT. NITES the past year would not have at the next general meeting Scott Comfort of Fifth Street he plana to enroll at Uie Uni­ been possible without the which will be held at 8 p m. and French Avenue Thursday versity of Florida as a precombined efforts of all tt he July 1 at Wilson School in night. And when he woke up med student. 10 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. at the ltiti Theater he was members,” Kampf said. Paula. all alone. New President Brisson atkScott let out a few yelps; ed for ths confidence and co­ he was heard by patroling operation cf the club. police, let out of the theater Master of ceremonies for and taken home. The police the banquet wua Huminind report shows tills was 1:14 LACONIA, N. H. (UPI) Polk. DETROIT (UPI)—Gov. Wil­ The slate of officer* for liam Scranton hit out at the a. in., long past any eight- Two dUh-rattiing earthquakes about 50 minute* apart shook 1964*1905 as installed Incude Johnson administration today year-old's bedtime. central New Hampshire to­ President B r i s s o n ; C yd* for not believing In the future day. Lung, president-elect; Ham­ and at the Gold water wing of Brevard Orders DOUULE DUTY. Charlea Kampf (right) retir­ The temblors were the sec­ mond Polk, vies president; Gil the Republican party for try­ ORLANDO (UPI) — Fed­ ing president of Civitans in also district lieuten­ ond earth ahocka in the area Daigle, s e c r e t a r y ; Loyd ing lo ignore the future. ant governor and serves as installing officer as eral Judge George C, Young in three month*. Swain, treasurer; with Wil­ he extends the gavel to new president, Robert Neither effort, the Republi­ has ordered Brvvard County “It aounded like a train liam Clausa, William Lsysr, can Presidential hopeful said, officials to fit* a stepped-up I. Brisson a t ceremonies conducted Thursday roaring through the valley,” Sal Manfre and Chirlr* will let the nation achieve school desegregation plan with said a Claremont man who at a banquet a t Silencer’s Restaurant. Kampf as directors. greatness. (Herald Photo) Use court by July 23. 1 livt$ on a hilltop. VALDEZ HOTEL. Downtown Sanford tiF\ \ In Berlin Tshombe Returns Seeks Permission Bubble, Bubble, ETV Engineer To Be The Biggest— Employed By Board No Trouble Citrus Growers Hear Dislurbance Spotted East Talk On Irrigation Of Barbados Cuban Meeting Wind Hits Tampa City Picks Up 54 Tagless Dogs Police Seeking M a n 's Identity Fire Auxiliary Plans Delayed Youth Named To House Job Youth Killed Civitan Club Installs Officers “J h s J f y / t k a l i " Snoozing Boy Awakens Alone Dancing Scranton Raps LBJ And Barry Two Quakes Hit New Hampshire Nightly � 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 25, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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 25, 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/e9ac0f139e937062b0beb4a6c7c3480f.pdf d82bcde31254820a8a59b9591f6c9d6a PDF Text Text 1 DeBary Church School Has Closing Program Adult Sponsors Court Voids Dade Ban On Books Needed By Legion Officers NOT Club Installed For Three Posts ... _________ V rra O Page 10—June 28, 1964 M IA M I (U P I) — Two con­ by local standards. Publish­ nonetheless III repute.” Lawsuit* have been heard books — “ Tropic ers argued, however, that na­ number o f court* *o f Cancer" and "Pleasure tional rather than local stan­ in a round the nation in recent Was M y Business’* — will dards should be used. S. Robert Tralins, author year* over "Tropic of Can* apparently go back on sole here soon. of "Pleasure Waa M y Bus­ Cer." In both cases, State A tty. The U. S. Supreme Court iness', defended his book in yesterday overthrew a Dade the high court saying it was Richard E. Gerstein started County ban on them ns ob­ n ‘'relation o f the true trluls legal proceedings to have tho from local and travais o f one ‘ Madam books removed scene. In the ense of Henry M il­ Sherry* (Rose Milled) during shelves. ler's "T rop ic", the Dade her sojourn in Dade County, Tho wedding ring was a ns the proponent, County Circuit Court had Im­ Florida, posed the ban on sales In procuress, and proprietress of s y m b o l of eternity in ancient By Mm. Adsm Muller troversial A closing program fo r Va­ cation Church School at the B f Mr*. Adam Muller American Legion Fifth Dis­ trict Commander Franklin Chamber* Installed a total o f 40 officers fo r DoBary Her­ bert D. Gibb Post 2B9, DeLand Poet 6 and Lake Helen Post 127 In ceremonies held Saturday evening at Lake Helen. Aaalitlng with the Installa­ tion were Fifth District Com­ mander H off, Arthur Craig, adjutant) G. Mclntray, vice commander) Stan Smith, his­ torian) Albert Chamberlain, sergeant at arms and Thomas Laduse, service officer. Peter Kopponaal, past com­ mander o f Post 2B9, received a special citation fo r his work In legion affairs during his V A C A T IO N CHURCH SCHOOL nt DcRnry’n Community Methodist term o f office and also was Church had an average daily attendance o f 80 interested boys and K iris presented a gold past com­ such as this group shown with their instructors during a handicraft class. mander pin from fellow mem­ The closing program was presented ut the church lust Friday evening for bers. parents and interested friends. (Cox Photo) William Edwards, new com­ mander o f the Department of Florida, paid a surprise visit to the Lake Helen Post, speaking briefly to the as­ semblage. In his talk he stressed community service to town and Americanism for schools, reporting that more The Dcllnry Youth Summer than 20,000 medals had boen Program got underway last given as awards to school Friday at the Community children. Center with girls attending enjoying jump rope, Jig saw pussies and dancing while boys played shufflebnard, ta­ ble tennis and mixed croquet games. The smaller boys and girls enjoyed color books and cray­ Tw o Seminole County cor­ ons and Joined In the dancing. porations, Voice Distributing Assisting with the girls Inc., and Electro - Mite Man­ were K ffie Duffin and I»nbc*l ufacturing Company, Inc., Rcsrlck) the hi-fi was operat­ have been granted charters, ed by Chester Rearlck and according to an announce­ Glenn Smith, chairman, was ment today by Secretary of assisted by James Itucker, 8tate Tom Adams. former chairman, In super­ Voice Distributing, a San­ vising the boys' games. ford firm dealing In electronMany questions were asked la producta and materlala and authorised to issue 600,000 about the skating and fishing sham at |1 per common sessions and all the youngst­ atock, was Incorporated by ers showed eager enthusiasm P. D. Lewis Jr., A. K. Shoe­ fur tile program. JOHN KISSEL o f Dollary linn announced tlint Adult supervisors are need­ maker Jr., B. A. Morrison and ho will inatruct u apccch china for laryngecPhillip H. Logan, al) o f San­ ed to help with the activity ioineuH o f tho area with meetings to he held in ford. The firm waa represen­ and those interested are ask­ the Red Crosa Room nt the Community Center ns ted by Shinholeer and Logan, ed to report to the Center this aoon as tho room la completed. Fight atudenta Wednesday. Sessions are held attomeya, already have algned for tho classes. (Cox Photo) Electro-Mite, Id Broadway, each Wednesday and Friday Oviedo, a firm dealing in from 9 until ll;3 0 a.m. electronic and electrical aqulpmont and authorised to laaue 100 aharee o f common ■lock at no par value, was Incorporated by H. J. Hoover, fljr Jane Casaejberry H. G. Gillie and Elsie M. Hoo­ The Men's Club o f Cassel­ ver, all o f Oviedo. berry Community Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church. O f­ ficers fo r the coming year will he elrrtrd. There w ill be entertainment and contests on the shuffleSeminole County registra­ board and horseshoe courts tion books arc open and have A ll men o f Die church are bean sines the Monday fo l­ welcome to attend. lowing tha aecond primary, Camilla Bruce, supervisor of registration, reminded pros­ pective voters today. Cltissna ars eligible to reg­ ister when they have comple­ ted at least one-year's resi­ dence In Florida and six mon­ ths In Semlnola County, Tha rsglatratlon office, on the ground floor o f tits Sem­ inole County Courthouse, is open dally from 9 a.m. until I p.m. DeBary Summer Program Opens Seminole Firms Get Charters Men’s Club To Meet DeBary Community Methodiet Church was held Friday evening for parents and In­ terested friends. Rev. Cecil N. Ogg, minis­ ter o f tha church, gave the welcome and Kathy Perry gave the I n ▼o c a 1 1on. Mm. Ogg, who aerved ns di­ rector o f tho school, presen­ ted her report which Included tho statement that the chil­ dren had requested next year's school to be held for a longer period than the cus­ tomary two weeks. Average dally attendance this year was at least 60 boys and girls. Departments and teachers taking jmrt In tha program o f songs, drama readings and Blbln verses were: Primary I and 2, Ouida Davis and Mil­ dred Rimmer; Prim ary 8, Janice Scmones and Kny Johnson; unlors, Ruth Perry, Florence Webber and Mr*. John Vos; Junior High, Mona Lewis and Mrs. Melba An­ thony; Music, Pauline Ruckcr.pianlst and Mary Hubhard, director and tho re­ freshment committee, Renee Jones nnd Edna Oltovenga. Certificates were presented to each child by Edward Per­ ry, superintendent o f the school. Following tho program those attending were invited to visit the educational wing where the children's school work was on display. Ice cream w h s donated for every child at the closing class. lly Doris Dean Sponsors ore needed by the newly organised North Orlnno Teen (N O T ) Club to assist with special eventa such as beach parties, picnics and dan­ ces to be held during the year. Participation on behalf of the sponsor would include at­ 11)62 as tending the Monday night meetings In the recreation ar­ ea or, If unable to attend, ar­ ranging fo r another ndull to be present. Membership in the N O T Club is open to all North Or­ lando teenagers. Adults and area teenagers are invited to attend the weekly meetings as guests. Any adult who ran help this group o f teenagers Is asked to contact Mrs. Mona Grinstead at her home or by tele­ phone. Volunteers also are be­ ing reenilted to assist with the summer recreation program for younger children and any adult or teennger who ran help with this work w ill be gratefully welcomed. crude obscene a house o f well-known but Egypt. f. TIMELY VALUES IN FURNITURE! ON EASY TERM S! 3 ROOMS FOR Deluxe 3-Room Group Hobby Club To Meet Tho Paradise Point Hobby Club will meet nt 10:2(1 a.m. this Thursday nt the homo o f Mrs. Robert Maplesdvn, 1)031 Rear Lake Road. This Will be the last meet­ ing o f the season before sum­ mer recess nnd all members are urged to attend. L IV IN G ROOM: Nylon Covered Sofa Hed With Matching Chair, .1 Tables and 2 Lamps HEDKOOM: llookrase Hed. Double Dresser, Roomy Chest, InnersprinK Maltrcss and Matching Hox Spring, Heauliful Danish Modern Design In Satin Walnut Finish. D IN E T TE : Table nnd Four Matching ChBirs (> OTHER 3-ROOM GROUPS priced up to $389*00 g£5s MATHER OF SANFORD SHOP IN A IR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20,1.(19 E. FIRST ST, OPEN FRIDAY N IG H T S <1 PH. 322-0981 STARTST0DAY...ATYOUR FORD DEALER’S <> Summertime is seving time at your Ford Dealert! Our sales are sizzling at an all-time high— ’ and we’re keeping the pot boiling with big savings on every Ford, Falrlane and Falcon in stockl Low, low p rice s-p lu s an extra trade-in bonus on your present car! And that's only the start of what you save. Ford's exclusive twice-a-year (or 6000-mile) main­ tenance schedule will keep on saving money for you mile after mile after mile. Come in, get a red-hot buy on the hottest-selling Ford in h isto ry -right now, while there's plenty of summertime pleasure ahead. Trailways treats you like company* Books Open For Registration and * I J (maybebetterl) sure I GENERAL Carrawoy Going To Meeting Andrew Carrawny o f San­ ford la scheduled to attend a meeting o f the Florida State Chamber o f Commerce’s Mili­ tary A ffa irs Committee Thursday and Friday at Co­ coa Beach. Tha mocllng was called to fram e a program to assist tha dsvelopmsnt o f military facilities and related indus­ tries In Florida, according to Chairman J, K. Galloway o f W inter Park. Thursday w ill be devoted to • tour o f missile facilities at Capa Kennedy. General com­ mittee aeaslons w ill be held Friday. Area C O f C Colls Meeting By Deans Estes A special meeting o f tha Longwood A n a Chamber o f Com m ent baa been ealled for ■ pm . today a t tbc Civic Lea­ gue Building on Church ' Save now o n a m iddle-size Fairla ne, the fam ily-size car with sportscar f e e l . . . quality-proved by o ve r 6 billion ow ner-driven mites! ELECTRIC HEATING Save n o w o n Fa lc o n -p lu s h e s t-rid in g com pact ever built. N e w w ider rear tre a d , im proved suspension, add ed insulation. 0 11*0 so nlco lo (jo Trail ways! Our hlghly-tralnod travel exports bend ovur backwards to onswor your questions courteously, completely. Help you solocl tho most scenic routes. Smooth out every detail so you enjoy a happy trip on Am erica's most modorn buses. AM P COOLING IS OUR f) iUSINtSSI •Commercial, Indualrlul, And Trailer Application Tool CALL TODAY l ! >W l l JV\ 11 K M 1. W ALL PLU M B IN G , H E A TIN G , A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G Street. Members a n urged to at­ 1M7 S. B a it e d A v a * I B 4 M I tend aad meat their newly elected directors. RefreshCseato w ill be From Hanford T o N E W YOHK ......... Faster thru express servlro M IA M I ........ .................. .............. Only S hours via Parkway F T . LA U D E R D A LE _______ ____ Over 1 hour faster A T L A N T A ........................ ......... Daily thru servlro I-w sy 9-1I.B3 T R A IL W A Y S IIUS T E R M IN A L Cor. Park & 2nd. HI. 322-152# Dell A R Y T E R M IN A L 1214 W. Church Btroot, DeBary TRAILW AYS. o mw rauM « o v Maar — - Sava now on a S u p e r To rq u e F o rd , the stronge st, sm ooth est, steadiest car in its class. It's got extra insulation, to o , fo r a quieter rid e . • COME SEE AND DRIVETHESE SIZZLIN’ BUYS AT Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. # �«*1 -t t*°m v*f* Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 * J W E A T H E R : Scattered showers todn.v becominp more numerous Thursday; high todny 90-93; low tonipht in 70s. VOL. 56 A spectator, awaiting the itart of the County Commis­ sion session Tuesday, pointed out that he now knows the duties ol County Clerk Arthur Beckwith at Commission ses­ sions. Tim clerk passed out paper cups to the commis­ sioners, connected the port­ able Jack phone, changed the calendar and gave the invoca­ tion. Of course, the clerk doej more than this. But these arc still some of his duties. * * # County Road Superintend­ ent J. C. Lavender asked the County Commission a couple of weeks ago if he could sell some broken down, discard­ ed trucks as scrap. Commis­ sion sa j okay. Tuesday Lavrndcr told the Commissioners he received $457 for the me­ tal. • • • Ernest Lundberg, assistant county agricultural a g e n t , gave the commission a check fo r $807.75 from the sale of Valencia oranges grown in county groves. This made a total of $4,030 25 the county's agricultural department has now turned over to the Com­ mission from the sale of fruit tills year. • * • County Clerk B e c k w i t h having done a good Job in keeping the minutes uf the Association o f County Clerks fo r Florida, is now being en­ trusted (as treasurer) with keeping the money. THAT, friends, is progress! Congrat­ ulations, Arthur, ole newspa­ per buddy! Herald Index Abby ....................... . Page 8 Bridge .................... . Page 1 Classified ............... Page 3A Comics ........ .......... Page 2A Editorial ................ Page 1A Funerals ................ . Page 3 Horoscope ••*•#• Page 2A Society .................... . Page fl Sport* ..................... . Page 4 T V Programs ........ Page H We the Women . . . . P age g W EDNESDAY, JUNK 21, 1964 SANFO RI), FLORIDA NO, 219 Ordinance For Annexation Being Drawn Spanish Gold, Relics Found Off Florida JE RR Y CULLUM, Seminole High 1061 Rrmlunte receives hnmlsome plaque from Gene Tnffor, (lo ft) president o f the Fleet Reserve Association for his winning essay on "The Meaning o f Americanism." Citllttm also won the Civitnn essay award on "Protect Freedom's Future." He will nttend Flor­ ida Presbyterian College in St. Petersburg. The young essayist is the son o f M. L. Cullum o f Sanford. (Herald Photo) TALLAH ASSEE Two salvage (U P I) firms The City o f Snnfnrtl contin­ ues In grow and It's spread­ - ing south. lirensed by the state have located what appears to be a fortune in old Spanish gold and artifacts that have toon lying off Fort Firm To Make Port Study Is Selected Youthful Gang Dedicated To Satan Seized And isn't the planning on Die hospital expansion gaining momentum, too? • • • Established 1908 City Limits Going To Onora Road The Port Authority Commit­ tee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, in a record-breaking 18 - minute session, thin morning unani­ mously selected the firm ot Being chairman of t h e County Commission is only a Lockwood and Green, Spar­ tanburg, S, C., to make a part of the job—it appears, lie must also be chairman of feasibility study of the pro­ posed port facility for this thu “ complaint department." County Commissioner Jim area. The committee, beaded by Avery said that a tout 100 per­ sons a day use a two-mile stretch of the LongwoodM .rkhnm ltoad which is cur­ rently being repaved. ' ‘And," said Avery, “ after they com­ plain o f the limcrock dust to County Engineer W 111 i a m Bush they all complain to m e." “ Why don’ t we close the NORMAN, Okla. (C P I ) — ro a d ? " asked Commissioner Members of s secret teen-age Lee Cary, fraternity professing devotion “ Can’ t ," said another com­ to Satan were blamed today missioner, “ it'a against the for four incident! o f vandal­ la w l" ism at churches in Norman • * • during the past nine months. Dr. Frank Leone, County Police said the toys were Health Department officer, members of a secret frater­ will host members of the nity called the “ Convent of Seminole County Chamber of the 73rd Demon." They said Commerce Coffee Club Thurs­ member* were dedicated to day at 10 at Ids department's vandalizing local churches to auditorium. Miss .Margaret prove their loyalty to the Ann Quarles, home service devil. representative f o r Florida The vandalism, Police Chief Tower and Light Co., will Ski Wilson said, was a part of serve coffee and doughnuts. the group’s ritual whereby * • • the boys “ released their souls Next Monday I’ rcsidrnl Bill to the prince of darkness." Hemphill of the Rotary Club The ritual apparently demand, winds up his 12-month admin­ ed that all emblems of God istration that Rotarians say be destroyed or ridiculed. lias been very fine. Taking up The incidents included turn­ the reins will to Richard ing crosses upside down, rip­ Deas. Sonny Raborn is the ping Bibles apart, spilling new vice president. The In­ baptismal waters and general­ stallation will be done by Ken­ ly ransacking the church neth Wacker, Winter I'ark, premises. Officers said some who not TOO long ago was a property also was stolen. Sanford tie—at NAS. Ken is a Four toys, IB ami 17 years past district governor of Ro­ old, were arrested and latrr tary who rates as a favorite released on $3,000 bonds each as an aide to Rotary Inter­ They were identifies! as national presidents. Richard Holland Jr., Jack • • • Johnson, Dennis to e Frank “ And now for the fire­ and Royce too Jennings, none works !'* That's tlic Lions Club ot whom had criminal re­ cry ss they prepare for their cords, A warrant was issued for a big wing-ding on July Fourth here—closing with an “ ooooo" fifth youth, identified as Lar­ and "aaaahhhh" burst of ever- ry M ctoan, who was believed to be in Washington. exciting fireworks. • * • Oh yes, that rumor of a fine nursing tom e “ almost down town" in our fair city seems to be taking on definite form, getting out of the rumor atage. Well now, T H A T ’S something we like to hear. United Press Lcnsed Wire House-To-House Search For Trio PH ILAD E LPH IA, M i s s . (C P I) — A house to house search was begun today in this rural east Mississippi countryside for three missing civil rights workers whose burned car waa found near a snake-infested swamp, " I t looks like a long hot day," a itatc highway patrol spokesman aaid. "W e're try­ ing to develop some leads, any leads." Form er Central Intelligence Agency (C IA ) Director Allen Dulles, sent by President Johnson, was to confer later today in Jackson with Gov. Paul B. Johnson about the disappearance of tlic worker* —two white New York youths and a Negro. Dies Under Car BRANDON (U P I) Dan­ iel Gene Hockman, 19, was crushed to death bare this morning when a car he was working on sl.ppt-d from a jack cod foil uu him, Francis Roumillat, immediate past C h a m t> e r president, made its decision on (lie basis of the firm ’s experience in making engineering studies In this particular field. Lockwood and Green made tlic. engineering studies for the port authorities of Jack­ sonville. Brunswick, Ga., and Bainbridge, Ga. In addition, the firm was highly recom­ mended by officials o f these facilities, according to Cham­ ber Malinger John Krider. The committee, in selecting Lockwood and Green, will now recommend to tile Sem­ inole County Board o f Com­ missioners at the next Com­ mission meeting on July 14, that the firm be retained to make the nccexsnry studies. Dog Warnings Get Results Sanford dog owners have apparently taken to heart warnings Issued by the city manager’s office concerning the Inoculation and tagging ot dog*. Only 21 dogs were picked up Friday and Monday after the dog catcher went on full time, nabbing dogs that do not have the proper tags. However, there apparently are still many dogs which have not torn licensed. Records of the city for last year show that 317 dogs were picked op, 32 were reclaimed by their owners ami 283 were disposed of by the pound keeper. In N ovrm tor a similar drive was put into effect to pick up strays anil 48 were picked up in three days. Dogs must have two tags, W. E. Knowles, city manager, emphasized. One for the ino­ culation and one fur tlic city license. Scranton Seeks Florida Votes MIAMI BEACH (D P I) Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania came to Flor­ ida today in tto first foray into the South of his stopGoidwater drive for the Re­ publican presidential nomina­ tion. Scranton, the 11th hour en­ try into the GOP presidential race, is scheduled to meet with Florida delegate! to tlic puny's national convention In San Erancisro July 13 and then make a speech before the Florida Association of Broadcasters (F A B ). How many of Florida’! 34 delegates Scranton might be able to pick up was inde­ finite Several planned to skip Scranton'* visit, among them the delegation's leader for Sen. Harry Gobi water o f Ari­ zona. The Pennsylvania governor, his wife and three of their four children were due aboard a chartered plane at Miami In­ ternational Airport about 3:45 p. m. EST. Scranton was given a chance of picking up a few vote* from Florida, to t few officials were willing to spe­ culate tow many, * Bulletin WASHINGTON (U P I) — The House Ways and Mran* Committee today Junked Johnson's medicare bill. County Board Supports Plan For Marina County Commissioners Tues­ day afternoon gave their full support to a proposed marina and tout basin to to located in Lake Monroe and in the v i­ cinity o f Lake Monroe Inn on Highway 17-92. The project was spelled out to county officials in a letter submitted by Henry and lowisc Pyle, owners o f properties in tto area. They plan to build, alter all governing agencies give a stamp of approval, a huge marina with a breakwater which woidd. extend BOO feci irtu lh e 'l»Y e , (ken cu rie to­ ward Sanford for a distance of 700 feet. The entire sea wall would to paved with a 20-foot wide roadway ineluding a 50 foot wide turnaround at Hie end, An electric tout launching device is contemplated. Am ­ ple parking is available on property he now owns, Pyle says. The protected area will be dredged to a minimum of five feet. Commission Chairman James P. Avery Jr. hailed the proposal as "the first time someone lias come up with more Uian Ideas." He urged commissioner* to give the Pyles “ all the encouragement they need." Commissioner John Alexan­ der said “ it seems to me tu be the first lime someone has conic up with an idea and tlic necessary means to get It done." Alexander moved that the letter and accompanying aer­ ial photographs be submitted to County Engineer William Hush for further study and consultation* with engineers retained by the Pyle*. His motion was seconded by Commissioner John Fitzpatr Irk ami was carried unani­ mously. Warning Sign At Harney Ordered A warning sign pointing out that Lake Harney has an undetermined n u m b e r of dredge holes dangerous to swimmers w a s authorize! Tuesday by the County Com­ mission. The Commission di­ rected County Engineer W il­ liam Bush to erect such a sign. Originally the Commission has asked Hush to investigate the possibility o f erecting a aign at the aite o f tha one “ very dangerous hole." Bush reported to the Commission that in the opinion o f his de­ partment this might lead the public to believe this was the only "h ole" and that the rest of the lake was safe fo r wa­ ter sports. He recommended the erec­ tion o f the sign indicating that the lake was dangerous t>erause of numerous dredge amt oilier “ holes" Uml Hie Commission approval it. Pierce for 240 year*. Spokesmen hw the Real Light Salvage Co., Vero Beach and Treasure Salvors Inc., said the find would be an Im­ pressive treasure for the state and for universities ami mu­ seums. The trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund approved a lease giving the two salvage firms the right to go after tlic sunken treasure, with the agreement the state get* 25 per cent of the booty. Mel Fisher o f Salvor* said the treasure is from tto wrec­ kage of the Spanish fleet (hat went aground in 1714 and It is acalien'll over It) or 3D acres of the Atlantic Ocean floor. The Cabinet gave Heal Eight exclusive sites in eight areas, but said It would to impossible to pinpoint the area until live entire area of the WTeck is defined. Another salvage firm head­ ed by Oscar Ewing o f Carrahello claimed prior right* to lalvagc part of the wreckage within 500 feet of shore. But Internal Improvement Fund Director William Kidd and Fisher said it would he foolish and dangerous tu al­ low twin firm* to compete for the treasure. "Allowing two s ih a g e team* to compete on a wreck where gold is involved rould lend to rutting of air hoses and actual bloodshed," Fisher said. The Cabinet extended tto Real Eight lease until March o f 1975. Under the terms of the lease, the cabinet trustees con lake the state’* share of tto booty in cash or artifarts, whichever the state decides. R E A L COOL JOB is that o f Rick Talley, meat curer and freezer attendant at Homo Food Service, Talley doesn't mind liovv hot it Rets outdoors as ho works in plus-8 degree temperatures in the freezer. The rest o f the citizen­ ry can take n look at tho thermometer at le ft and envy Talley’s summer­ time occupation. He's bundled up in Midwest winter attire but slteds tbo gear when he ends his day’s work. (Herald Photos) WUVA... City Water System BR IEFS Contracts Being Let Transit Bill Up WASHINGTON tU I’ l ) President Johnson's $500 mil­ lion mass transit bill was called up by House leaders to­ day with prospect* of a live ly debate anti a hard fight before enactment. N o Enforcement TALLAHASSEE Food Poisoning Warning Given Dr. Frank tonne, director or the .Seminole County Health Department, today issued a warning tu area citizens that picnicking food should to thoroughly chilled in your home refrigerator and then placed In a portable cooler containing plenty of ice. He said that 291 cates of Tood poisoning have been re­ ported in Florida so far this year against 196 to date last year. In order to prevent food poisoning at home, he said, nivut, poultry, pie fillings, salads and sauces should lie kept refrigerated until they are served. Not all harmful bactrria can to destroyed by rooking food, to explained. He said tto tost method of preventing food poisoning is to store food under proper condition* so that bacterial contamination due* not occur. Symptoms of food poisoning, Dr. Leone declared, may be­ come evident almost immed­ iately or perhaps two to three days later. “ Always take special precautions with food served during hot weather," he warned. York ‘Serious’ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U IM ) World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York remained in serious condition late Tuesday night at Veteran* Hospital, York, 76, a Congressional Medal of Honor winner, de­ veloped acute pneumonia in his right lung early Tuesday and was under cunstant ob­ servation. — Republican (U P I) Charles — Holley said Tuesday he won't enforce the civil rights bill or call a special legislative rea ppor­ tion ment session if elected governor in November. Niki tit A t Sweden GOTKBORG, Sweden (U P I) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev was flown from Stockholm to tins West Coast port today under tlic lightest security protection ever given a flight in this country. Hunt Suspect OAKLAND, Calif. (U P I) A wide search was under way today (or n trusted 20-year-old bank messenger, Theodore C, Nelson, suspected of casually strolling olf with $1(0,000 in cash in a shopping bag. Contract* aro being let this east along Onuia ltd. from Week to begin tho $81)0,000 Hwy 17-92 to Sanford Ave. water Improvement plan fur and west from H wy 17-92 on 26th St. uml north along thu city of Sanford, City Man­ Grnpcvillo Ave. to Sit 40, ager W. E. Knowles reported Addition o f llio four new today, wcila at thu golf roursu will Conatruction i* extorted to Incrcaae thu city's dally ca­ begin in from 30 to 45 day* pacity from three and a Imlf ami will “ laku about seven million gallons to over six nr eight motllha" to complete, million gallons, Knowles said. Knowles said. "Tho city is greatly in need Four new wells will be put uf tlds additional water sup­ down which will boost tha ply and I wish wo had it water pressure by about 70 now," Knowles said. per ccnL • “ During this present dry Plan* rut! for two water spell our pumps aro running treatment plunta — one on right up to the limit of rapac­ thu west side by Hwy 17-02 ity daily, somi-times (o tho just smith of Onora ltd. at critical point," Knowles point­ Laku Ada, with two storage ed out. tanks and another nt city“ We are hoping to avoid owned properly at the Muywntcr rationing. Tho now witfair G olf Course, with one ter improvement plan will storage tank. eliminate water pressure prob­ "Thia will not rrrnto a wn lems In tliu south end of tho ter hazard for golfers,1* Know­ rlty for both industrial nod les commented humorously. residential uxrrs, mol greatly Thu treatment plant nt the Improve fire protection there," gidf eniirse will to loealed on lie noted. tha rorner of torkr Mary Boulevard and the Paula ltd., “ in tins rough, not on tho greens." Large pressure line* will lie installed from the new plant* City Attorney W. C. Hutch­ ison has liccn instructed by thu City Commission ta jlrn w up annexation ordinance* for several parcel* o f land, which when completed will extend thu rlty limit* at the way to Onora ltd. I'resent limits atop at 27th 81., snd Include the Plnecrcat Shopping Center, but business and property owners south along Hwy-17-92 hnve requesed that they be annexed, thus extending the line from 27th St. south along Hwy 17-92 to Onora ltd, amt east to the I'inuvrest housing area. City services o f water, po­ lice snd fire protection, street lights nnd street maintenance will ha extended. AntlH|wiling future growth, heavy water and tewer lines were recently placed an Onorn ltd., and tha brilliant mercury vapor street light* strung just past the Pinecrest Shopping Center. "A fte r the lights are exten­ ded to Onora Kd., Sanford will have continuously lighted highway, extending from tho foot o f French Ave., on the lakcfront eouth fo r three miles," said W . E. Knowles, city mnnugcr. Properties included !■ the annexation extension include Melodee Skating Rink, Jat Lanes, Horne's truck atop and service stations, the new shopping center, the Luther­ an Church and the Adams and Milter property. Sanford Pair Up In Tourney Patricia Bradford and Ton! Osborne, Sanford contestants In the 18th annual National Pen Weu Golf Championship*, currently undor way at Rio Pinar Country Club, have posted good first round score* in tliclr age divisions. Patricia ahot a 90 In tto IS­ IS age bracket while Toni fired a 57 to take second po­ sition in the 6-7 age group. More than 200 junior golfcra from 17 (ta lc* are competed- Three For Three CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — The Polaris submarine John Adams Tuesday went three for three on Hi first missile tiring training exercise. Winnie Kin Dicn LONDON (U P I ) — C a p t . George Spcnccr-Churchlll, * cousin of Sir Winston Church­ ill, died today in Queen Mary’s Hospital, He waa M. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! R F K Delays Trip WASHINGTON (U P I ) Atty. Gen. Hubert F. Ken­ nedy delayed the start of a sentimental Journey to West Berlin today to direct tto fed­ eral government's efforts in Heavy Attack Squadron 11 klisslssippi's latest civil at thu Sanford Naval Air Sta­ right* crisis. tion will play a prominent role in the Dupont “ Show o f the W eek" Sunday at 10 pm. ov­ FORT WORTH (U P I) er Channel 2. WKSH-TV. pressure system failed on a The local airmen will ap­ 1152 tom her 33,000 feet above north Texas Tuesday, blow­ pear In a one-hour documen­ ing out a hatch and sucking tary on tho modem aircraft out the navigator, Capt. Rich­ carrier. Most o f tha program ard Can-oil, fattier o f four was filmed aboard the USS Franklin I). Roosevelt us it children. traveled from May port to thu Mediterranean area for duty NEW YO RK (U P I) - Two with the U.8. Sixth Fleet. V A H -tl's twin Jet A-SB men were killed in a barge explosion on the Hudson Skywarrlor bombere were us­ River Tuesday night but hun­ ed fo r shooting many o f tho dreds of thousands of specta­ aerial aeenes, Including se­ tors who witnessed the tra­ quences showing a simulated gedy thought it was part of nuclear Strike and a pilot's M a c)'* annual firework* dia- ryevlew o f a catapult launch play. and carrier lauding. VAH-11 To Be On T V Show Sunday Death In A ir Blast Kills 2 -TWaWCCL FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N E A T — AD U LTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $|00 Menu Include*! Cole Slaw French Frlea Baked Beau Grit* Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned a Operated By Maxine 4 Beb Hancock Hwy. 17-91 Be. Baaferd Ph. FA 2-5M5 �L Ctjf BatiforS WmUi Pag* t — June 24. 1364 Sliced Bacon No Need For Heart Attack, Doctor Says S A N FltANCISCO (U l’ l l Nobody nicd hive a heart at* tartc heraiifte nature give* a clear and definite warning a y ra r In advance. And the potential victim ran avoid it by taking itmple and caiy steps. Theea rather star'llng as­ sertion* were made today at the 113th convention id the American Medical Aaiociation by Dr. Robert S. Green, direr* tor of the Heart Reirarch foundation of C I n c i natti, Ohio. He described what be * ail­ ed the pre-heart attack syndrome. Thia la ••being more tired out than you ihottld be 100 EXTRA STAMPS WHIN YOU BUY ONE 4-LB. SWIFT CANNED H a m . . 4 & ‘2 " for whnt you hnve done." A typlcsl rsse, he seld, would he a hard-driving Vx*cullve who battles the world aix ilnya a week and looks ft i ward to the Saturday night party. Tha warning comes when he unesplslnedly feels t»o tired before the party to lake a shower, for example. Being tired after haul la­ bor, or bored, or depressed, or even chronically tired, are not warnings nf Impending coronary trouble, he said. The key ia tha unexpectedness. Green said that if tha exe­ cutive Ignores the warnings, his periods of fatigue will in­ crease In frequency until he may even feel •' 'freld o f liv­ in' end 'freld o f dyln'. " Then, If lucky, he will have the pang o f angina pectoris snd lima lo be treated. If tint to lucky, he will have a heart attack and aurvive. And If un­ lucky, ha will collapse end die. But Green said the poten­ tial fatality can cheat death by following some eimple rules. They are that he mutt avoid fatigue, act hit age, con­ dition himself for each and every new activity and, if he has had an attack, accept the limitations o f hit scarred hearL Six months after the attack, the patient can resume a vir­ tually normal life, just a* p r a ■ I dents Klienhower and Johnson did, according to Green. The lecturer bated hie con­ clusion! upon interviews and correspondence w i t h mure than 1,000 coronary victims and their relative*. (N K W H W W r* Finest Beef Sold Anywhere Q U A N TITY RIGHTS REStRVtD PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 27TH rH .eisis s r e s s t. .■ * — c o s t s is h t W -D Brand Chuck H — iss s ROAST SO Eilrq Stompi with Tornow Baled S lic e d P i c n i c . . . , 0 PRO. 4 9 1 SO E*tro Stomp! with Tornow Chipped Beef or H a m 3 . . n ,e « « * 30 Estro Stompi with Go. Brood P o rk Sausage . , , 75 Estro Stomps wilh Oscor Moyer , C ube St ea ks. . . . 10 *1* LB. F ra n k s o s * t .L e i* r , , 25 fin a Stomps with Chopped, Shaped n ^ 6 9 1 W -D Brand Turkey* are es­ pecially raised to produce broader, meatier breast. You get more moist, tender white meat and more juicy dork meat. Unconditionally guaran­ teed. __Lmut .'xwwJL§k-Jh -x, 100 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH W -D LEANER. FRESHER Twin Rolls 2 ££1:15* Apple Delights pk0.39* Sweet P en 8 £“ .*1. Fruit Cocktail 5co°, 1. Fruit Cocktail 4co°3, ’1. Corned Boot 39* P-G Drink . 4 S r *1 . PKG. LB . W -D LEAN. M EATY BEEF >‘U uc. , »> P A M E L A A N N KICKS, Iti-yeur-oM daughter of Mr. anti Mra. J. W. Ilickrt o f 836 Lormnnn Circle N., Lonifwood, U the latest entry in the "Misa Flame o f Semin­ ole County” contest beins sponsored by the Lnngwood V o 1unteer Fire Dept, as an event o f its annual Fourth of July Fiesta. Pamela, who will represent the Lonswood department., Is 8 feet, 2 inches tall, measures 34 - 23 - MiG and lists swimming and akating ns hobbles. (Herald Photo) you can..,gel gifts for every occasion MORTON . . A LL FLAVORS County Seeking Land Fill Sites Val Riibbina, county sanl(ntlou officut. was auUmriml by tha Hem mold Board el Commissioners Tuesday t o m ika a survey o f the county to locate new sites fo r laud fill*. It was reported nl Tuesd a y ' a Commission meeting that the present land fill ser* ving the Cameron City area will anon reach cupurlty and tliut another aite, preferably within a mile of the present one, will he needed. Robbins was authorized to locate a new i|t« and look for others throughout the nmnly. J. U. Lavender, county road superintendent, told the Com­ mission that tha old clay pit on Country Club Iluad will anon provide Ha last load o f flay. The supply there, Lav­ ender declared, will be exhau­ sted before the work of ex­ tending 26th street to the Country Club Rond's junction with the entrance to l.och A r ­ bor Is completed. Christmas C r . P ie s 2 ^ 7 9 / D in n e r s 2 ™ 7 9 / Berries . . . 5 ^ ’ 1 . Lemonod* 9 9 9 / Mother's Day Graduation Birthday FROST QUEEN STRAW- LIBBY'S REGULAR OR PINK . . CONCENTRATE W « a lw a y s nny “ T h a n k s fo r y o u r b o t f n t M 1 w ith T o p V a lu e S ta m p s SAVE 14< EACH . . LIBBY'S H E 3 B 5 B B B K 3 3 S i iif iS C S H G D K iB B B M B 3S JB 8 E f M TOP VALUE STAMPS mm n*a, liamm h-xj*vaj"**o c* TWO P K M . fm aiftN SOUTHERN KELLI Stuffad t hr Imp 11 xe say wna, w,n SAVE 20< . . BLUE OR W H ITE ARRO W if Detergent... Wesson Oil.. Astor Oil.... Chek Drinks 15 »*1. Delsev..... 2 19' Tomato Juice 4 s 1. h SAVE 7< . . A LL PURPOSE e x t r a TOP VALUE eerfM nag(■taxes STAMPS nt.Mg e* • l* P*40«. m o iin downvplakb Waffles u TOP VALUE STAMPS WW* «•**. «M m Twi Pk«|. pwot IB* ------ 1RCCHT Chaaaa Cakw Oooo Twau J uhs STTH XT XNT WINN a m i 1) a 24-oz. Bottle TOP VALUE STAMPS s in S a oriH MegSNXIC Cut Corn Le ttu c e 2 head, 2 9 / P l u m s 29/ n» Li L i m e s 29/ h O n io n s 5 - 3 9 / I ; ti ASSORTED FLAVORS . . REGULAR OR LOW CALORIE CHEK r SWEET A JUICY . . SANTA ROSA * XT XNT WWN-M1II LARGE, JUICY PERSIAN . ' ^ TOP VALUE STAMPS fe s X S S L, r *200,000 jum it im KAXW ZLL HOUSE IS l m triF M L 12,000 CASH ! OM 14-01. TOP VALUE STAMPS Whr 1M * wi RwK sm^ » O il IB-OI. Pb«, CRACKIN’ OOOD BIO BO Family Cramaa a? ahf KrtBOMana ■ 7 1 . 1 m i 17 SHOWBOAT STAN PAR Pork & Beans! TOMATOES Save Sc . . 303 Can 5 Limit 3 with SS order or more { Save 3 Vie I J: 9 . . 303 Can Limit 3 with }S order or more b ix n i FISCHER? J BEER or ALE Save 26* , . 6-Pock 1691 Limit 2 with |5. order *r more XTWINK- Dixie I MAXWILL HOUSE COFFEE Save 24g . . 1-Lb. Can 5 9 Limit I with $5. order tt mort > ASTOR COFFEE ! Save 24g . . 1-Lb. Can J Limit | with $5. order or mere TheSmart Place ToGo... For Good Things ToEat f NNW a A V t . ■ 10 R / ik V I I I ■ ONUXirWINM.DlXII J It ON WINNINI! INTNr. J OtT TXUR INTXr Ant Bomb XT XHT Wihh SIIIS ■ M TOP VALUEMOSTAMPS arts* mb Px*'. ‘«4 0* . Is refined into i f Candy IT Ur WtisNMlII DOZEN Vm • I. woaTH o r auoo iH u # U. S. NO. . . I YELLOW SAVE 8c EACH . . LIBBY •see Taau Juns STth 4 FRESH . . LARGE HEADS SAVE 6* . . TOILET TISSUE . . Limit 2 with $5. order or more Tw o X L . i SAVE 10e . . ALL PURPOSE * M « Taau JUNt STTH XT XMT WWMMin ft 24-oi. Bottle ■ Ain P oach * no FLORIDA >» Cans SAVE 4c EACH . . THRIFTY MAID Sometime during his drink­ ing career, nn alcoholic will begin to feel that he has tri­ ed everything to help liim-i If, and that nothing tin help. To find out huw you ran help such a person, write the Flor­ ida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Progiam, I*. (). Ilox 1117, Avon Park, M o st r a w .s u g a r g ro w n in n MORTON . . CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY, HAM, SALISBURY, M. LOAF PaN A D ey Volentine's Day lino* SAVE 4c EACH . . LIBBY'S The South Semtnnle Rank el Fern Park, which will ob­ serve It* third anniversary Friday, is Inviting the public to make advanced eatimale* o f the Institution's growth after a full three years of operation, J . P. TVule, vka president and cashier, announced that a contest will ho conducted dur­ ing the week to predict the bank's deposits as of rinsing on June 3(1, Awards, including a sav­ ings arrnunt, safety depasll boxes and personalised checkbonks will be presented to the tlx persons coming closest to the exart figure. As a starting point, Tool* said the winning entries will most probably have to I* “ between |B,000,000 and |S,000,000, In order to accurately reflect the growth nf .South Beni inole." Tha hank, which now h it more than 400 local stock­ holders, opened on June 2fl. 1001, with first day deposits ill excess of 11,000,000. Ily the end o f the first year, deposits had climbed to |3,237,730, and had reached It,40(1.349, by the end nf the second year, Tnule reported. Member* nf the hunks board o f directors are: A. G. Bush, chairmen; E G. Ranks, picildcnt; Toole; Amoa 0. Carroll, Herman J. Hrldrich uud Aithur O’Hfir. A FRO ZEN FO O D REG. 49c . . LITTLE DEBBIE SAVE SC EA. . . TH R IFTY MAID LARGE I $ 4 95 Gr. Beef 5 & 1 S h o rt R ib s *33 LB. With Top Value Stamps REG. 10* IA . . DIXIE DARLING BAKED-OUT I LB. SO* TURKEY 3 9mi South Seminole Bank To Mark 3rd Anniversary » 9 Pnz nn, LoBgwood :ri I f �A Lodge Decision Last-Minute Attempt To Help Scranton 'Too Little, Too Late,' Say Barry's Backers W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) Recreation Record Attendance Expected For Annual Fiesta Program Open In Village — B« llt’ nry Cabot Lodge, who help­ ed persuade Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to come home from Paris In 1M2 to run for President, i* coming home from Saigon on an even tougher task, H it new goal is to upset the Goldwater bandwagon by promoting the 11th hour rundidacy o f Pennsylvania Gcv. William W. Scranton for the Republican presidential nom­ ination. Loti go's decision to resign ns U. S. ambassador to Viet Nam did not jar the confi­ dence of Sen, Ilnrry Gohlwater'a backers that the Arirnnsn it too far out in front to be denied the nomination at the Snn Francisco conven­ tion opening three weeks from Thursday. • I t ’s too little and too late," they chorused. Hut the Lodge move gave a timely lift to the slow-to-rise Scranton campaign. It follow ­ ed Scranton'a disclosure that he hat former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey working in his corner. And it came in ad­ vance o f next week's import­ ant llinois delegation meeting, one o f three being held. Goldwater ignored the poli­ tical implications of Lodge's decision to give up his diplo­ matic post. Instead, Goldwater said, Administration "inde­ cision and vacillation" In Veit Nam had "undoubtedly motiv­ ated his resignation." But Scranton announced that the 1900 GOP vice presi­ dential nominee "is returning because he wants to cam­ paign fo r me." Goldwater hus told Senate • ssociutes he does nut think the Scranton campaign has gotten o ff the ground. He it said to feel Scranton’a lastminute bid actually haa work­ ed to solidify Goldwater dele­ gate strength, while enliven­ ing the convention outlook and helping to put the party In fighting trim. Lodge, with 46 convention delegates o f his own, is not expected by Republicans to start a political grassfire for Scranton by himself. His declsion to drop bis diplomatic immunity to help a fellow moderate is viewed, however, as a significant piece in a pattern o f developments which Scranton desperately needs. Doii* Bean North Orlando's summer re­ creation program for child­ ren six to 12 years opened Tuesday with hours set for the continuation of the program from 9 until 11:45 a. m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each wvek. Children not vet registered still may STUDENTS A N I) F A C U L T Y MEMBERS from the Vacation Bible School beinjr conducted by the Community Methodist Church o f Casselberry were recent guests o f The Sanford Herald on n tour o f the newspaper's plant on West First Street. Some 20 students, three teachers and the pastor, Rev. Delmns Copeland, made the tour. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes June 22. 1961 Admissions Maxine Bowen, KMwin Cher­ ry, Dorothy Butler, Edith K '" b , Lewis Johnson. Mildred Gilbert, Louise Sword, Tam­ my Shoemaker, W alter Jon­ es and Myrtle Matheny, h11 of Sunford; Minnie Scott, William Burke and Irene Reid, all of Lake Mary. Illrlhs To Mr. and Mr*. Lcnon Butler, a Baby Boy, Sanford Discharge* Shirley Manley, Lizzie Blake and baby, Kslcllu Pe­ terson and James Gunn, all o f Sunford; Thomas Partin Jr., Oviedo; Edward Weary, PTA Pair Back From Sessions Two Pinecrest PT A repre­ sentatives from Sanford have returned from the 28th an­ nual Short I onise In ParentTeacher leadership held at the University o f South Florida in Ttonijm. Mrs. Jimmie I.. Horton Jr., president, and Mrs. Melvin Dekle. legislation committee chairman, attended the course, which was rnmluclcd on the theme o f "Quality Education and the Means to Provide It.” Faculty and stuff fo r the short course Included person­ nel from the Florida Institute for Continuing University Studies, Floridn ami Florida State Universities, the De­ partment of County Superin­ tendents, the FE A , the Flor­ ida School Board Assn, and tho Florida Congress nf Par­ ents anil Tenrhers. Gubernatorial candidates Charles Holley, (Hep.I and Haydon Burns, (Dem .l spoke to the short course assembly on "The Four Yenr Forecast" Hy Maryann MHr« for education In Florida. The Commission on Stew­ Among subjects covered by ardship and Finance o f the the asiemhly were Mental Bear Lake Methodist Church Hralth, Safety, Child Growth will meet at 8 p.m. today at and Development, and P.T.A, the church cottage. policies. During the summer months while Rev. William Bookman J s leading aervicea at the church a brief sermon espec­ ially for ths children will he included In each Sunday morn­ ing worship service. Vacation Church School at Bear Lake Methodist will be­ gin July 6 with Mrs. Margaret Linton in charge. Classes for three departments will be con­ ducted with M ob. Pearl Dotten and Mrs. Ann Irwin In charge o f kindergarten, Mra. Jean Mueller and Mrs. Loretta Nolder in charge o f primary and Mr*. Vonrllle Anderson in charge o f Junior high. Final plans for the school will be completed at a meet­ ing to be held at 10 a.m. next Wednesday, July 1, at Mr*. Mueller's home, 2610 Osklan"0 3 *1 2 ® do Drive, Bear Lake. A ll teachers and helpers art ask­ II J ed to be present fo r this meeting. em r DcBnry and Roy Wall, Lake Mary. JUNE Admissions Drcnda Bennett, J u d i t h Lindquist, Vernon Harden, lwlia Hutncr, Jean Gonzalez, Lawrence Irvin, Conda Samp­ son, Bobbie Ann Page, Jim ­ my Lee Page, Cora Thomas, Velnta Madison and Alice Mc­ Millan, all of Sanford; Mar­ garet Shiver, Osteen; Patricia Johnson, Casselberry; Doro­ thy Hays, Lake Mary; I.cruy Hodgcc, Merritt Island; Har­ old Hammonds, Hayneville, Ala., and Florence Christo­ pher, Miami. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnson ol Casselberry, a Baby Boy; to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hays of I*akc Mary, a Baby Boy. Ilisrhargrs Alfred Anderson, Conquetta Bowen and baby. James Mc­ Cloud, Edwin Cherry, Phyllis Hunter, Pamela Nelms, John Todd, George Washington, Ronald Peoples, M i c h a e l Johnson, Lula Mae Jones and Donald Young, all of Sanford; John Connolly, Ilella ry; Ir­ vin Morion, Oviedo; Marjorie Ashcly, Longwood, and Flor­ ence Christopher, Miami, Area Architect Passes Slate Board Exams Richard J. Ostrander, resi­ dent o f Forest City for the past five years, recently com­ pleted and successfully pass­ ed examinations of the Flor­ ida Slute Board of Architectuie. Ho received his BA degree in 1954 from the University of Florida and is a member o f Theta Chi Fraternity. Ac­ tive in civic imd social a f­ fairs since moving to the South Scmimde community, hr is a past president of the Bear Lake Little League and was coach for the team for three years. Currently be is serving as president of t«e Bear Lake Civic Association and hus been a member of the Bear Lake PTA executive board for two years. He is a Mason am) an mytoiintc mem­ ber of the American Institute o f Architecture. He bn* had five years experience In var­ ies phases o f architectural planning and administration. He ami his wife, Agnes, an 1 their children, Ricky, nine, and Kathy, six, live at .1419 Jami­ son Drive in Forest City. be signed in by their parents at 9 s, m. and parents of children now at­ tending Vacation Bible School who will Ire taking part in the recreation also should regist­ er their children at the earl­ iest possible time. The first dance to be spon­ sored by the North Orlando Teen (N O T ) Club Ls scheduled for 7:10 p. in. until midnight Thursday at the village re­ creation renter. AH teenagers in the village and surrounding communities are invite's) to attend. Adult sponsor* of the club will act ** chaperones. Miss Stevens Is Contestant For ‘Miss Flame’ Information tin Miss Mar­ garet Stevens, candidate for the "Miss Flame of Seminole County” contest, was inad­ vertently omitted front the article in Tuesday's Herald accompanying the p h o t o graphs In which Miss Stev­ ens was shown ns one of three new entries to represent the Longwood Volunteer Fire De­ partment. Margaret 1* If! year* old ami I* the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens o f 949 K. Snnlnmlo Springs Drive, Longwood. She is 6 fort, 8 indies tall, measures 98-2698 and 1* n student at Lyman High Srhnul. Cooking and mcilern art are her hobbies. The contest is sponsored by the Iaingwood Volunteer Fire­ men in conjunction with their annual Fourth o f July Fiesta Girls will be judged both in bathing suits ami f o r m a l gowns. BHUNING PA IN T S Factory Paint Outlet M IT S. French ROSES (• O O I) All remaining funds are being bunked for purchase of a new fire truck. S E LE C TIO N ! GrapeviHe Nursery C n v r m e n plaited guifs around the ankle or wrist of the object of their affection to mark their brides-to-be 2221 Grapeville Ate. .122-OS86 "Scott* Dealer" M AIG0 HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS Yt>U WANT TO HEAR... BETTER] SI A ICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. H EARN, C O N S U L T A N T M ILLE R RADIO AND A P P L IA N C E 1IS PARK A V K „ SO. — PH O NE 922-0.1JI EVERY F R ID A Y — in T IL L 3 Main Office — 95 W. I'lne — Downtown Orlando B u y first tiro b e lo w ...g o t at p ric e tho o n e -h a lf s e c o n d tire for that p ric e ! BLACKMAILS WHITEWALLS | |Tu b «lt»t |Tube •typa |Tubalstt I1Tu ba-typa 1ft: led lit Jnd lit fed 111 2nd lit tir«* Wrt* iir»* Uft» ttr«« llr«* tlr** tilt* if: — — 127.40 I11.7C — GOOD HI.90 19 45 — — 6.50-13 ’20.001 10.00 — ' — 71.50 11.79 — 7>j 0 14 22.95 11.37 — 1 — 79.15 33.07; — — — 8*00-14 74.95 17.92 — — 79.45 11.72 — — 31.95 15.97 — — h 50*14 7145 14.77 — tr 70-15 27 55 11.32 119.05 1 9.57 79.15 ”13.07 177.55 111.77 7.10 lb 75.95 12.92 74.70 17.10 t i u 11.77 77.70 U.I5 7.60-1 b 71.45 14.77 79.40 13.20 31.95 15.97 79.90 14.95 — 35.70 17.90 17.10 11.10 8.00-1 b 31.20 15.15 —— 8.20*1 b — — — — 35.30 17.15 - IP 'All til IV ; / N% V . i ,f v : t , j 'w * 0 -^ ' f " t'MTtTt'iiNiTiTiVMS^MTfVini** I f P H i t t # NO LIMIT GUARANTEE It honored try thousands Sod thooiands of flrsilona dealers and 8loiei in tha Uoitnd 5 1alas sod Canada,..whaitvar you travel rutttuihMi tuxatsm m ituu oar win m wwihj *#■•*«*» **‘«r*t ** *««• >lMl*"‘•'*1*• * irwiradmi <*»« i») >Hl Uli'I wa*- totnf s* pui# ftnif* •tffsiM HiwIdH) *m> l*« i**t i! bm* Tawi»Mt>sa £U**4tlT|l *• »«***«•* ****** !*• **■♦*•• «**«"« 8* l*t tWaaar C f e , jeej g, / WO IHAtH IN N U b lD V 1 Tire st one vy l PI US TAX S a f e t y C h a m p io n N y lo n A fa v o rite for E xtra re p la ce m e n t S a fe ty a n d t ir e ... b u ilt E xtra M lle a g e l u SUP R TUF rubber .» new out ru Uiugh rubber lot t)»tr,i mileage \‘t Super weld ((instruction inleilor Its bit- tread anil curd body fur extra safety ,'j Super strength nylon cunl body provides ■11,i protection against impact damage NO T R A D E -IN NEEDED / NO M ONEY DOW N All Tires Mounted OPEN 8 a. ni.-fi p. m. Daily Just say " C h a r g e l i n Buy on Budget Terms aatTake Months to Payl FRI. NITE T I L 9 p. m . • w IM - fts s l* «n i frlrad •• shewn ot fits liana Starts, tamptlillrtl/ prktd al firaitana Daafsrt and at all ssitka slaliant dnplajmi Mva lirttlana tlfn. A ll-P u rp o se Fan Monterey Marauder Hardtop with famaut Ftkee teak ghamptan performance f N o other car maker gives you such a happy choice o f roof styles to 'A . « I MS IN l .idltillHii . choose fr o m -a n d there's no time like the present to take your pick! O u tstan din g VALUEl *19" DMisntd for yaara et usnAc*. Attractive grsm 4 out with carrying handle. Feature manually re- 1 versible two apa*d motor and puah-buUon awAdz. Our sales are rolling at a champion’s pace and paying o ff in dollar• stretching deals for you ! N ow 's the perfect time to get the extra luxury, the extra performance, the extra good looks o f M ercury - a t an extraordinary low price. W e’ll be glad to see you this week! SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Y O U R M E R C U R Y M AN TTre$tone 1st St. & French, SANFORD F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Tire, Brahe and Alignment S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s wi t h Precision Equipment O PEN B - 6 P. M. D A IL Y FR I, T I L 9 P. M. PH. 322-0244 — jm w liste d s 1 £Sf l-e;, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' FAST CREDIT • EASY TERMS 322-1582 Ifrraih 2nd TirePTrir*$fone SAFETY CHAMPION '72- Price!NYLON TIRES i\r M S VIM S 118 Mxsnolla tattforb Sensational Offer on Famous M e rcu ry hardtops G IV E YO U R HOME T H E B R IG H T LOOK Ph. 121- M IS o f tha area. In connectinn with those projects, a cotton candy making machine was bought and has been put to use many time*. big, beautiful, luxurious Church Meeting Set Today In Bear Lake $ f1 9 95 Hy Donmi Kale* mentary School to the fair­ The Longwood Volunteer grounds. Many other events are Fire Department’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta, which scheduled for entertainment throughout the day including was started four year* ago for a greased pig contest, greas­ the stated purpose of provid­ ed pole contest, presentation ing n get-together fo r citizens o f more than SfoOO worth of o f the area and thus prevent­ donation prizes and finals in ing accidents by keeping traf­ the "Miss Flame o f Seminole fic o ff the highways, has County" beauty contest and mushroomi ! to the point Hint many others. crowds attending this year's Climaxing the day's activi­ celebration are expected to ex­ ties will be fireworks dis­ ceed last year's estimated at­ plays which the firemen saytendance of 15,000-20,000 per­ will be tile biggest ever seen sons. in Seminole County. The Fiesta, this year, for I’ rocecds fiom the annual the third time, will be a thiro- Fiestas have been used in the day event taking place at past for radio* nod monitor Reiter's Field west o f Long­ equipment, new sirens, warn­ wood on Snnlnmlo Springs ing lights, two high pressure mizzles, boots, rainront* and Drive. Concession stands ami food helmets, rebuilding ami equip­ and drink booths will he in ping of an emergency vehicle operation nod open to the pub­ ami purchase o f a 9,90(1 watt lic at 0 p.m. on July 2 amt portable power plant. July 9. The nil-day celebra­ In addition the department tion planned for the fourth annually sponsors a Hallo­ will kick o ff at 10 a.m. with ween Party and Community a parade from Longwood Ele­ Christmas I’aity for children ®ljf June 2-1, 19(1-1 — Page .1 t �5 Bljr Vmforti Wrralh Pass 4— June 24, 1064 Whip Yanks; Culp Handcuffs Cubs About Sports Phil Youngster Hurls 1-Hifler; Giants Split 2 Thinking N. Y. Loses Lead Engineers Beat CP0 Beats Civitans; O ut Loud In AL; Chicago Oilers To Keep By Julian Stcnatran The South Seminole League Association trying to get Its is Little still proposed summer leagues on the road. The group is planning a lea­ gue for IS to ll-ycar-olda who are not eligible for American Legion bsscball. Teams would be in the same towns or area* now fielding teams In the South Seminole Senior League. That would be Casselberry, Bear Lake, Altamonte Springs, Sunland, Longwood, Lake Mary and North Or­ lando. Lake Mary doesn't have • Senior League entry but we understand they're planning to have one In the proposed circuit. The association is also go­ ing ahead with plana for tha summer Men’s Slo-Pltch soft­ ball circuit. This will be for men IB to BO, they say. (H a r­ ry "L e fty ” Johnson, our man­ aging editor, could play in this one If ha didn't live out­ side the district). Anyway, we understand some tea m i have already gotten practice ses­ sions underway. It’s proposed that these league* begin play early In July and wind up the sched­ ule! late In August. • • • Blanks Boston Elks Nip Lake Mary Chances Alive By Joe Gergen D P I Sport* W riter The much-maligned Amer­ ican League can breathe eas­ ier today because Hank Hau­ er's battling Orioles have pro­ ven to bo no clay pigeons. Baltimore, expected to fold before the headlong rush of the New York Yankees, sav­ ed the league from total cmbarraaament Tuesday night when they scored seven runs after two men were out in the eighth inning to edge the Bombers, 0-8, and hop back into first place. The Yankees had won 13 of their lis t 15 when they arriv­ ed in Baltimore and appeared poised to make a shambles of the A L race once again. The Orioles did nothing to allay those fears In the first aeven Innings as New York treated rookie sensation Wally Bunker with contempt and jumped to a 7-2 lead. Pinchhittcr Charlie Lau and Jack Brandt opened tha eighth Inning with singles before Pete Mlkkelsen retired the next two batters. After a walk to Norm Slebero, Baltimore followed with a single, double, single to chase Mlkkelsen. Jerry Adair greeted Ralph Terry with yet another single and Lau, who started the whole thing, ended It up with a double into the left field comer. The White Sox recovered from shock hi time to blank the Red Sox, 2-0; The Angels scored their seventh consecu­ tive triumph over the Sena­ tors, 2-0; the Twins trimmed Cleveland 0-2; and the Tigers toppled the Athletics, 9-3, after losing the opener, 2-1, In other American League games. Did you notice our piece in Tuesday's column about Lar­ ry Dupree, tha Gator star who is considered the best runner ever seen In college football by Florida Coach Ray Graves? Seems that wo have some more Information oo why Graves puts Dupree In this class. Last season tha young­ ster gained 745 yards with ■ bad knee, sick with pneu­ monia and a personal trag­ edy the week of the Geor­ gia gams. W hit kind o f soison do you suppose Dupre* could have with a good knee, no illness or Injuries, and no mora tragedies? Graves says, " a healthy Dupree this fall The Yanks and the Panth­ will top anything the young­ ster’s yet done.” Gator fans ers, losers of their first out­ ings In Pee Wee League play, hope Graves Is right! evened up their records for • • • And speaking o f F lorldi the young setson at one and one Friday afternoon. football, the record shows The Yanks posted a 7 to 0 that the Gators' best fourwin over the Rebels white the year Southeastern Conference Panthers clawed the Cubs 10 gridiron record his been es­ to 7. tablished under Graves. HU This afternoon the Tigers O alori have won 15, lost nine play Ute league leading Chiefs snd tied one in league com­ at Fort Mellon Park's Little petition during this period for League Field and the Rebels an average of .015. take on the Panthers at the • • • park's softball field. It waa ■ case of "w e didn't know” on Ute part of Milwaukee baseball f a n s Monday night. Philadelphia 39 24 .610 During tha ball gsme, In 39 27 .591 m San Fran. which the Dodger* took a 10 Pittsburgh 34 29 .540 5 to • decision and handed the 33 30 .538 5 Cincinnati Braves their sixth consecutive Chicago 31 31 .500 744 loss, fin s booed Manager St. Louis 33 33 .500 T44 Bobby Bragen every time he Los Angeles 32 34 .483 Bit walked out on the field. 32 35 .471 9 Houston They weren't aware of the 31 35 .470 914 Milwaukee fact Ute Milwaukee manage­ 20 48 .294 2 m New York ment just before the h ill Tuesday's Results gamo had torn up Uragan's Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0, 1st old contract and given him a Philadelphia S Chicago 0, 2nd brand new one extending his San Fran. 0 Cincinnati 0, 1st service! through 1005. Cincinnati 5 San Fran. 4, 2nd Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 5 New York 1 SI, Louis 5 Houston 4 Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at New York SAN FRANCISCO (U l’ I ) - Houston at St. Louis Willie Mays of the San Fran­ Los Augeles at San Fran, (n ) cisco Giants, one of the top Only game* scheduled National League sluggers, and Wally Bunker, a 19-yearold rookie with the Baltimore Orioles, today were voted the "V *B Houses Outstanding Ach­ ievement Award” In major NEW YO R K (U P I) — Th* league baseball for April and player representative* of the May. National Basketball Player* Bunker received 121 votes Association have unanimously and Maya 07. approved a 30qre*r endow­ Yanks, Panthers Post Wins In Pee Wee Loop National League Mays, Bunker Awards Winners C O N SISTE N T A I il! l / I §i « L S W IN G E R IT H A C A , N.Y. — (N E A ) — Tony DaLaurentia, a sen­ ior shortstop on tbs Cornell baseball team, haa won tha Charles H. Blair Bat award fo r tha top batUng average In tha Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League. DaLaurenlis hjp .600 this past season. ciding run In tha bottom half of the final frame Tuesday night at Memorial Stadium to nose out the Civitans, 9 to 8, In a City Recreation De­ partment sponsored Junior Boys League tilt. C l’O rolled for two runs In the final stanza on a pair o f walks, a nicked batsman, one miscue and a wild pitch to post tha victory. John Butts led the CPO nine at the plate with a duet o f binglea — one double and one tlirce-hagger. George's Rally Sinks The Navy In LL Contest A rally right out of the storybook carried George’* past the championship Navy nln’ Tuesday night In the highest scoring affair of the City Recreation Department's U tile American League sea­ son. George's found them­ selves down 11 to 2 going Into Ihe fifth inning of their Uit with the Sailors. They tallied six Umea in that frame to close the gap ■omewhat but Navy came back to aend over four tellies in their half of the identical inning and for what looked like a sure victory. But George's nine wasn't to be denied. They pushed over no les* than 10 runs in the final Inning and held Navy scoreless the rest of the way to post an IS to 15 victory. The win left George'* lied with Florida State Bank for second place In the Little American. Steve Rawls got credit for his seventh win in nine di-siaious. Andy llufua had the only home run of the game, a grand alam clout for the Tars. American League 40 25 .013 Baltlmnro W New York 38 24 .013 33 26 .574 3 Chicago >4 31 .523 0 Minnesota 30 31 .492 8 Cleveland 32 33 .470 8 Boston 28 34 .400 10 Detroit Los Angeles >1 37 .450 1044 Washington 29 41 .414 2344 Kansas City 20 40 .384 1444 Tuesday's Results Chicago 2 Boston 0 Baltimore B New York 8 Minnesota 6 Cleveland I Kansas City 2 Detroit 1, 1st Detroit B Kansas City 3, 2nd Los Angeles 2 Washington 0 Thursday’s Gamas Cleveland at Minnesota Kansas City at Loa Angeles (n ) New York at Baltimore (n ) Only games scheduled Junior League Results Tuesday Elka IS Lake Mary B Elks 232 305-13 11 2 Lake Mary 001 500- 0 7 4 W P —Billy M iller (2 0 ), LP —Dickie Smith (0-1) CPO • l ‘lvllan a Clvit an 413 00-8 3 2 CPO 211 32—0 0 2 W P - Mika Stubblns (3-7). L P — Tom m y Hickson (0-0) STANDINGS 10 1 Shrina 1 3 CPO 7 4 Elka 7 4 Rotary 3 a Klwanls 2 9 Lake Mary 2 10 Clvllan Games Today Game* Thursday ment and benefit program covering aach Individual play Shrine at Rotary 4:30 cr. Ktwania at Lak* Mary 7:30 Tom Hciniohu and Jack (A t Memorial Stadium) Twyman, meeting Monday IIE Y M A N SIGNS with league Commissioner Walter Kennedy, also discuss NEW Y O R K (U P I) - Art ed tha necessity of the NBA Hayman, form er All-Amer­ Board o f Governors to meet ican from Duke University ie annually with the officers of the first New York Knicker­ the players association. bocker to return bis signed contract for the 1004 seasoo. HOCKEY IN V ITA TIO N GETS C YO A W A R D STOCKHOLM (U P I) A boys hockey team from Bor N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — Jo* lacnga has been Invited, un­ Christopher, N ew York Msta' der the suspices of the Peo­ outfit Id ar, w ill receive tha ple-to-People program to play Catholle Youth Organisation's 10 matches in tha United moat popular Mat player aMatStates from Dec. 20 to Jan. ward before today's Pittsburg game. 12, it was announced today. NBA Cagers OK Endowment Plan E A S T L A N S IN G , Mich. — (N E A ) — Fran Dittrich has been coaching cross-country at Michigan Stata fo r the last tlx yaara and during that time his teams have won five R ig Ten titles. Tha CPO’ara scored tha de­ United Press International It waa tha last gama o f tha As slim as they may be, regular aeason fo r the Civi­ the hope of the Locomotive tans. The loss left them with Engineers (or a Little Nation­ a record o f two wins and 10 al League pennant were kept losses during the second half and an overall seasonal mark alive Tuesday night when the o f seven victories and 17 de­ railroaders defeated wlnless feats. Standard Oil by a score of Meanwhile, The Elki, first 12 to 3. half champs, won their third BUI Schmidt hU his eighth consecutive contest by club­ home run of the season to tie bing Lake Mary 15 to fl. B il­ M irk Gockman of Perfection ly M iller made hit second Dairies in the LUUe American mound appearance o f the aaa- loop for the Little League son a successful one by pick­ home run lead. Paul WaUon, ing up the victory. Miller also meanwhile, registered his se­ paced his mates at the plat- cond win on the mound this ter with three hits in four season. He baa yet to lose a rips. Gary Maples had two decision. The Engineers are two safeties and was cited fo r hla fin* glove work, turning in games o ff the pace set by league leading Hunt Lincolna spectacular twin-killing. A fte r winning t h a firat Mercury. Both tha Engineers half, tha Elks rocked along and the Comets have a pair during the second h alf by of tilts remaining to be play­ winning only four o f their ed. It Is still mathematically eight games. Suddenly, they came to life and now have possible tor the Engineers to scored 44 rune in thair last tie Hunt and force a post sea­ son playoff between the two three outings, The playoff fo r the loop clubs to determine the loop’s title begins next Monday championship and which team night with the Elke meeting wins the right to meet the tha second half winners, the Navy—winner* o f the Little American League Title — for Shrine. Ihe Little League champion­ ship. Hunt, however could clinch the crown with a win this af­ ternoon when they tangle with Chase and Co. Skipper Senkartk is expected to get the mound assignment this after­ noon as Hunt hopes to wrap it up. Clay Relaxes In NYC After African Tour NEW YO R K (U P I) — Cssatus Clay, who cut ahort his African "good will” tour be­ cause he waa "to o tired," re. taxed In New York today and prepared tor a meeting with Black Muslim leader Elijah Muhimmed Sunday. "People have been mobbing m e," Clay said on hla return to the United State* Tuesday night. "T h ey've been killing me. I'm tired.” Clay said he was treated more like a politician than an athlete during hla five-week tour of Ghana, Nigeria and the United Arab Republic. " I hope 1 created tha pro­ per Impression," Clay said. "1 just wanted to show them that I'm a clean living person and a Muslim. I wanted to let them know they hav* thou­ sand* of brothers In A m er­ ica.” Clay laid ha plana to meet Muhimmed Sunday afternoon at the 300th Arm ory in Har­ lem. "I'm nervous every time 1 go around him,” Clay said. "H e's so big and wise. It's Ilka being next to God.” Pinecrest Nips Soufhside In Summer Tift Pinecrest E l e m e n t a r y School’s eoftbail team scored a 3 to 1 victory recently over team in summer recreation program play. The game was scoreless un­ til Ute fourth when the hit­ ting o f Vernon Smith and Sieve Russell produced a sin­ gle run. The Southslders came right bick to knot the score on hits by third baseman Bubba Parka, shortstop Bob­ by Brown snd first sackcr Stan Wlnfrce. The bitting o f Bob Clary and Bruce Collins later gave the Pinecrestcrs the winning margin. Defensively, Doug Malic sowaki, Smith, and Deoto* Griffin stood out for the Pinecrest while Parks, Brown and Leon Awaln paced the play afield for tha Southsidere. Pinecrest had Ha own cheering squad la Breads and Shlela Daniels, Ksthy Tlllls. Louis* Knight, Cathy T rip ­ Results Tuesday lett and Brenda Patterson. Locomotive Engineer! 11 Other members o f the Pine­ Standard Oil I crest teem w a n Bruce Col­ Engineers 117 300—IS H lins, Bob Sim peon, Charles Oilers 300 000— 3 0 Knight, Ronnie Pratt sod W P—Paul Watson (2-0), L P Stave Russell. Randy Iv y (0-0) The two dubs will play a H R—BiU Schmidt, Engineer*, return engagement Thursday eighth o ! year at Pinecrest. STANDINGS Hunt Llnroln-Mercury IT 3 Locomotive Engineers 15 1 Chase .......................... 13 10 P in t Federal ............. 11 11 Kasslts Monday Standard Oil ............... 0 23 Chiefs • Tigers 0 Game Today Panthers IS Rebeta I Hunt Lin-Mer vs Chase STANDINGS (4:30 p.m., Bay Avcnu* park) Little National Pee Wee League Chiefs .....................S 0 Paothtra ......................... a 1 GOOD MOVE Yank* ............................ i i BLOOM INGTON, Ind. — Rebel........................ 1 2 (N E A ) — Sophomore Don Ttgere .................... 1 g Dilly passed up spring foot­ Cuba ....................... o a ball practice at Indiana Uni­ Garnet Ted ay versity thia year to piay tho Cuba va Tigers (P t. Mellon outfield on tho Hooaier base­ Little League Pield—4:30) ball team. It waa a smart de­ Panthers v i Yanks (P t. M el­ cision because Dilly won tha ton Softball F k ld —4:30) Balfour Baseball Award fo r bringing "honor and distinc­ W A L L A C E IS BACK tion to the university.” C LE V E LA N D , Ohio (U P I) — N a U Wallack, tha Cleve­ F IR S T A G A IN land Brown's first public re ­ N E W Y O R K — (N E A ) — lations director, returns to the Marathon runner Buddy Kdel- National Football L e a g u e en waa the first athlete to tu rn on July 0, after resign­ win a place on tho U.8. track ing a similar position with and field team which will com­ tho Cleveland Indiand two pete in tha 1004 Olympic woeka ago. gamaa. Tha remainder o f the team w ill be selected in meets In New York and Loa Angeles this summer. T R Y A G A IN LOS A N G E LE S — (N E A ) — It gets a bit frustrating at times, but tba Loa Angela* Angela still have hopes o f P A C K L P T IN O N E W Y O R K U P I) — Sara­ swooping a doublahsadar from toga, America’s oldest n e e tho Now York Yankee*. In track, w ill undergo a |3.5 their brief hletory, the Angels million face lift a t the and have split three twinhllla and of thia year's moating. lost two. The lively ball is a dead 1* sue in Philadelphia. It was murdered by tho Phil­ lies' parsimonious pitching staff which considers a base hit a personal affront and a run inexcusable. Jim Dunning, the stingy dean of the Phils’ (lingers, provided the club's talented youngsters with a memorable lesson on Sunday when he pitched a perfect gamo against the New York Meta, and eager pupil Ray Culp waited no Ume in putting the theory iuto practice. Culp, a 22-year-old right­ hander, tossed a brilliant onehitter at the Chicago Cubs Tuesday night, 9-0, and salvag­ ed a split of the twi-night dou­ bleheader after the Cubs had taken the opener, 2-0 Reserve Len Gabriclson, who entered the game in tho third inning as a pinchhitter, cracked a line single to right in (he sixth. The 200-pound Texan per­ mitted only one other baserunner in the game—Andre Rodgers, whom he walked Ja the first. The Giants lost a chance to gain ground on the leaders when they lost the nightcap, 5-4, on Marty Keough's 11thinnlng home run after they had beaten the Reds In the opener, 6-0. The Pirates scutt­ led the Metx, 5-1; the Cards clipped the Colts, 5-4; and tho Braves subdued the Dodgers, 5-2, in other National League games. GROOMS HIGH’S B IL L Y HUSH (c e n t e r ) inks a contract with the Chicago W hite Sox for a reported bonus o f $12,000. The Panther graduate played third base fo r Coach Dick Evnns' (righ t) Crooms baseball team and led the club with a plate average o f .639 against some o f the best Negro high nchool hurling in Florida. lie's nlso considered a sterling inficldcr. White Sox scout Jack Widman signed the Sanford youth. Angel Hurler Now Plays In Outfield And Hits Cleanup By Alex Kahn U P I Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (U P I) That bewildered look that sometimes comes to Willie Smith's eye* these days Is the result of the sudden change in hla baseball career from pit­ cher to outfielder. The switch made by Los Angeles Angela Manager Bill Rigncy is m recent that Smith catches himself heading for the bullpen just before a game and has to halt and tell him­ self he no longer is a relief pitcher but plays (he outfield. Clutch hits by Smith have spelled the difference between victory and defeat for the An­ gela the past two night In a row. Monday night, he doub­ led to break a 2-2 tie with Washington. And Tueodiy night he did it again with a two-run homer in the eighth. Men's League Results Tuesday Wilson Maler 11 USO 3 Wil. Maler 502 004 O - l l 14 2 USO 000 000 3— 3 6 4 W P— Don 31assie (0-0), LP — Oliver (1-5), HR— Larry Helman, Wilson Malar, 7th of the year Florida State It Robbs 10 Robbs 200 211 4—10 14 3 Fla State 101 101 1—11 13 1 W P — Dan Hunter (2-1), LP —Earl Event (6-8), HR— Mike Hendry, Robbs, 7th ot the year; Don Hunter, Fla. State., 1st of the year. STANDINGS Kingswood S fl Longwood 6 3 McRaney S 3 Fla. State 4 4 Robbs 4 4 Chase 3 8 Wilson Maier 2 6 U S O 1 7 Games Tonight McRaney at Chase 7: So Longwood at Kingswood 8:43 (F t. Mellon Park) Little American Results Tuesday George’s !8 N avy 10 George's 003 06( 10)—I I 0 5 N avy 420 54 0 —IS 5 2 WP—Steve Rawls (7-2), L P Mlke Analey (0-1) HR—Andy Rufua, Navy, fifth o f year STANDINGS N avy ................ •to** 19 4 Florida State ... sees # 13 11 George's .......... 12 11 Perfection Dairy * * e* 1 13 0 10 Sanford Atlantic ...... Gama Taulght Sanford Atlantic at Florida State (7:10. Ft. Mellon P ark ) H icre have been a few pit­ minors. I batted around .380 chers who have made good aa at Syracuse but mostly I was fielders. The most notable ex­ considered a pitcher, although I did plnchhlt every once and ample, of course, was Babe a while and didn’t do badly." Ruth who switched from being The Angels obtained Smith an outstanding pitcher to the primarily as a relief pitcher, home run king of baseball. trading Julio Navarro to the " I ’d always been a pretty Detroit Tlgera for him. Loa good hitter,” Smith admits. Angeles needed a lefthanded "B u t that was mainly in the reliever and they were aware lie was better than an average hitter for a pitcher. When the Angeles were on the road and Rlgney need­ ed lefthanded plnchhiltlng, he turned to Smith. The 25-yearold responded with gusto. In his first 11 appearances as a plnchhltter he gleaned six hits. Wilson Maler scored five So Blgncy took a chance and runa in the first and roasted started Smith in the outfield tha rest o f the way to top the at Detroit. Smith came USO, 11 to 8, in a Men's through with his first major Slo-Pltch Softball League con­ league home run. Aa a result, test Tuesday night at Fort Smith a few days later againat Mellon Park. Washington started and had Don Massie had a shutout the cleanup spot In the batting going until the final frame order. when the USO'era tallied " I l ' i remotely possible that three times in a last-ditch we may be so lacking on re­ effort. Larry Helman clouted lie f pitching that Willie will his aeventh homer o f tha sea­ go back to throwing," Rigncy son fo r the Furnlturemen. says "but as of right now he's When Florida State Bank one o f my outfielders and plays Robb's Construction a lefthandcd plnchhltter*.” thriller can always be expec­ ted and tha fans weren't dis­ appointed last night. The two clubs met fo r the fourth and final tlm* in reg­ Tuesday’s Result* ular aeason play and tha Knoxville 3, Lynchburg 4 Bankers edged tha Construe- Chattanooga 0, Birmingham 0 tlontnen 11 to 10. Tha last Asheville 12, Columbus 0 three tilts between these two Macon 7, Charlotte 4 outfit* have been decided by one run. Robb'e rallied fo r four runa In the top o f the Remember fir a) frame to knot tha count at 10-all but tha Bankera those came right beck In the final half o f tha laet Inning to push over the winning marker. Dun Hunter was the win­ ning pitcher and Earl Evans wee tagged with tha loaa. Don Huntar o f tha Bankers and Mika Hendry o f Robb's both clouted homers. I t waa Hendry's aavsnth o f tha sea­ son. • f your vacation International League USO Topped By Wilson-Maier; FSB Nips Robb Southern League South Seminole Senior League Results Tuesday Night Sunland 0, Bear Lake 0 game called and o f 0th, curfew S TA N D IN G S Longwood 4 l Altamonte Springs S 1 2 Casselberry t Bear Laka 1 1 North Orlando 3 1 Sunland 3 0 Game Tonight North Orlando -vs- Altamonte S P C C IA L S EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A. M. • 6:15 P. M. t i t E. F IR S T SAN FO R D W E G IV E T O P V A L U E HTAMPS Tuesday's Results Columbus at Buffalo, ppd., rain Richmond at Toronto, ppd., rain Roch. 4 Atlanta 3, 7 Inna, rain Syracuse 3 Jnxnvlllo 2, 1st 7 ins Jacksonville 8 Syracuse 1, 2nd South Seminole Little League Results Tuesday N ight Casselberry 8 Altam, Twins STANDINGS Casselberry t Altamonte Twine 8 I-ongwood s Sunland 8 Bear Lake 8 North Orlend* I Lake M iry 2 Altamonte Senators 0 Gama Tonight Sunland -vs- Lake Mary trip laet i s a a i r ? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer We Win Air Condition Moat Popular American Can. Prices Start A8 LOW AS • Long! *265 00 INSTALLED Pries Doss Not Include Boles Tax. W E SERVICE & REPAIR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS ‘‘Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED SERVICE DEPARTM ENT SOS E. pint St. Ph. -122-H81 Open | Dan A Week W. Perk i l l 4-8916 8 0 2 g 1 3 8 8 5 �A 11 f t i. EXTRA SPECIAL! “SUPERRIGHT’* Q U A L IT Y HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF (Boneless Chuck Roast lb. 59c) * < i CLOSE T R IM M E D Hone In LB. • • • 38 EXTRA SPECIAL! A LLG O O D BRAN D NO. 1 Q U A L IT Y SUGAR CU RED 2-Lb. Pkg. 77c SLICED BACON R E M IN D E R : I f your llirthdny I* In Junf, Don’t Fnrgrt to rrncw your D rirrrs LIc/nae." NEW Century Stainless STEEL BLADES AT 1 0 -8 9 "Super-Right" Bonrie.a "Super-Right" Done In A&P Shoulder Arm Roast 71 nturts STA/A/LG S S * s i menu__ 10 to Pkg. c Lb. "Super-Right*' Bonrie.a 59c Lb. 4*8 Lh. A r f . Baking Hens "Super-Right’’ Bnnrlraa 69c Lb. SPECIAL! BRAND PURE Lb. 59c Fried Cod Quirk Frozen Golden Skinless Franks Lb. 59c Quick Frozen Golden 6 oz. 49c Sliced Cooked Ham CRYSTAL 12 oz. 49c Oarar M ayer Allmrat 39c Lb. '‘Super-Right'* Varuum Parked Shoulder Roast Quick Frozen Golden Sliced Variety Pak 59c Eb. Grade “ A ” Quirk Froaen Chuck Roast EXTRA "Super-Right" Drlleloua Beef Stew Fried Flounder Lb. 69c Quirk Frozen Completely Fried Haddock Lb. 59c Lb. 19c Dressed Whiting STR AW BERRY RESERVES 2 59 Lb. Jar EXTRA SPECIAL! A & P Whole Or Sliced Beets Or Cream Style Or Whole Kernel GOLDEN CORN EXTRA PLAID STAM PS W ith thia coupon and purrhaae o f || SPECIAL! JA N E PARKER APPLE EXTRA DELICIOUS 7 89 DUTCH 1-Lb. 8-Oz. PIES SPECIAL! 6 DELICIOUS FLAVORS 1-Lb, Cans 39 Each M ARVEL BRAND CREAM V i A L L V A R IE T IE S GERUER8 S T R A IN E D 49 G al Ctn. 6 -6 5 i Pink Salmon OKRA Special: Sultana Fork A Special! Jane Farkrr Beans Potato Chips 2 , Lb’ etna4•0,• BEANS Lb. I'icklcg 2 Jar Special! Ann Page 19* lb . SWEET RED RIPE WATERMELONS 69* lib- FRESH GREEN Hoi Special! Pirkla Patch Whole Koaher Dill Special! Ann I'aga I’ ura 29* ls . FRESH TENDER GREEN 1-Lb. 8-01. Blueberry Pie 2 LETTUCE___2 - 29* B ptdalt Jane Parker at Grape Jelly FRESH LARGE CIUSP 1CEUERG -6 9 * Special I Cold Stream 3 _ * 1 00 Cantaloupes TE F L O N IR O N IN G BOARD Hl-C DRINKS BABY FOOD COVER&PAD 11* VINE RIPE WESTERN a-J PEPPERS i-i'i-t. u-o*. 29' V* 5* each Sprrtall A A P Mayonnaise f t 45' Cheddar Cheese qKf, WhM yen fcvy 41 et the rtfular pd<8 50 E X T R A PLAID SO E X T R A STAMPS PLA ID with the purchase o f Bufferin ”*«" 89* I Score 6Vi Oz. Pkg. 21c Cheeze-its Chirken o f tha Baa Light 6V2 Oz. Can 3/1.00 Tuna Diamond Dinner Plates Allsweet Margarine 1-Lb. Cln. 23c Breeze Reg. Size I)e\argent Condensed 35c "A il" Pkg. of IS 10%” Size, 43c 24 c t 4Ic Bowl Detergent Reg. Size 7c Off Detergent Detergent Large Tube Diamond Compartment Sunahine 2c Off I-abel H A IR CREAM 26c Rinso Blue Detergent Plates Reg. Size Detergent Detergent OnlyPlalfStampt £ ?.. Ret Fiat Wit Fatttr PkE. o f I I 10*/4” Size 49c tar anwcnc * racntc tra com /a n y . etc. Diamond Paper Bowls Pkg. of 16 29c Sanka Coffee V ^ u p e r j^arkets Inatant 5-Oz. Jar 1.29 av. ■ i A. 1‘irtHi /» i Minute Biscuits ] 28c 1.ux Liquid Reg. Size Sc Off 79 "N O COUPON N E C E S S A R Y " "N O COUPON N F A K S S A H Y " v m a n i^ im m n m m m a ! C A R N A T IO N ( :OFFEE-MATE W- 2 9 ‘ v.’:- 4 i 9 C “iSr- 8 3 * Surf STAM PS with the pureheee o f 8-Oz. Can 3/29c 12 os. Detergent Them Prices Effective In Sanford Store Only 22 os. Liquid Detergent 35c 5wan Liquid 65c Wisk Pint Sis* Liquid Detergent Qt. Sis* Fabric Softner V» Gal. Ulue Detergent King Slxe $1.42 Silver Dust 1.39 17 Ox. Kraft Qt. Jar Reg. Six* 39c Fluffy All 35c 1Dishwasher All 43c Cold Water All 79c Final Touch 47c Mayonnaise 61c ♦ / • /• / ’ �Miss Woodson, T. D. Mowery Marry In Impressive Rites into the clatter, the chatter, the ringing o f the tele­ phone!, the rattle of the tel­ etype* and that wonderful climatic aound when the old preaaea atart rolling. But we've been out of touch fo r a good while now, and don't know much o f what’a going on "around town". W ill be counting on you all to Up ua o ff on the atralght acoop and keep ua up to date on ail the interesting happen­ ing*, and who'* doing what. You know the old formula — who, what, when, where and how. And aometlmea, HnwcumT e * • Here'* a piece o f new*. The Beatlea are on the way outl Know who'* coming In 7 Raid! e * # CAUSING a lot o f U lk around town thaae day* la the eontroveralal new atyle In bathing aulta fo r women that have no tope, or at beat, a aklmpy bit o f lace, net or lorn* other aheer material*. Haven't yet found anyone who plana to purehaae one, but everyone la keeping their eyea wide open at the beach to aea if anyone dare*. The firat one who did, a gal in Chicago, promptly got arreated, and local law en­ forcement officer* *ay "you will here, too." Smart women believe that the old adage that aaya, "Woman** greateat allure ia man'* imagination." Anyway — how alluring look, peering out of o f a paddy wage e * D O N T fill the ga* tank o f yaur car to the top during th*aa hot day* w* are hav­ ing! The h i g h temperature* cauta tha gua to axpand and apill out onto tha ground, not Bud I.ayer, Sanford Junior High School teacher wn* the ipeaker and explained aeverni theorlca of the beginning o f mnn^ii advanced by phlloxophera and aclentiats over the centuric*. However, other member* of tho club had their own theor­ ies and frequently interrupted the speaker to disagree with him at various points. It accma that everyone has their own dle-hnrd Idena on evolution and take atrong ex­ ception to all other*. In closing. I.aycr advanced the Idea that the two theories that are most prevalent, that o f humnn development from a single onc-cellcd organism into a complex organism of man; and the Biblical story o f creation by God, could ho reconciled. This reconciliation could he possible, Layer theorised If one Interpret* the passage of the Bible that says, "God breathed Into man the breath o f life and man became a living soul" to indicate that the developed creature that evolved from a onc-cellcd or­ ganism had no soul and God, "created him In H i* own Im­ age by giving him a spirit or soul, as God Himself is a spirit and not a human crea­ ture," Layer emphailxed that all remarks niude were In th* realm of "theory” and not to be taken as “ gospel." When one recall* that man­ kind today only uses seven to IS percent o f hi* potential brain power, It I* perhaps easier to conceive of God a* a Supreme Intelligence, whom our small mind* cannot even begin to comprehend. It was n most interesting discussion and one that pro­ voked a great deal o f deep thought, If “ thought” can be separated from superstition, pre-concelved notions a n d dogma. Methodist Joy Circle W S C S Announces Officer Slate H r*. Roger Harris begin her second term lest week as chairman o f the Joy Circle of W.S.C.S. o f the Grace Mothodlst Church. Assisting her are Ur*. J. 0. Marr, vIco chairman; Mr*. John L. Mar­ tin, secretary; Mr*. Lamar William*, treaiurcr; M r * . Roy Wall, devotional leader; Mr*. James Leonard, pro­ gram chairman; Mrs. Philip Monroe, membership chair man; Mr*. Malcolm laxige, telephone chairman, and Mr*. Casselberry Personals Mr*. Hugh Lynes o f Queen'* Mirror Circle he* returned home from Winter Perk Me­ morial Hospital and la recov­ ering from a broken hip. Mra. Paul Bates o f 1-akc Ellen Circle haa been confin­ ed at tha Winter Park Me­ morial Hospital fo r the past week due to illness. K. J, Murray, sunshine chair­ man. Serving on the membership eommlttec with Mrs. Monroe arc Mrs. Jaek Itossman and Mrs, John Hire*. Tlw tele­ phone comm illcn members are Mr*. Marlon Prccman and Mr*. James Turner. Mrs. Harris presided over I he meeting with Mrs. Hires presenting I ho inspiring devo­ tional program. Members voted to disburse offerings collected In Die birthday apron for kitchen equipment. Curtains w e r e made recently for the kitchen with several membera helpIng to land, stain and varnish the kitchen cupboards. Joy Circle Is responsible for the church nursery laundry each month with Mrs, Turner In charge for June. At the close of the meeting, the circle presented Mr*. Har­ ris a gift token in apprecia­ tion for her aervlce last year, followed by a closing prayer led by Mrs. llossman. MR. AN D MRS. M iss A d a Lorell Chambers Engaged To James H. Dicks Skinner-Neal Wedding Details MISS CHAMBERS The Osteen Civic Association Ends Current Season By Mra. Clarence Snyder Tho Osteen Civic Associa­ tion met Thursday evening at Urn County Barn Building. Nirk Pfelfullf, president, appointed a nominating com­ mittee, Mrs. P. T. Piety, Mrs. Edward Pell and Irving Veino Jr. This committee will pre­ sent n slate o f officers at tho next meeting which will ha the third Thursday evening In September. Another set o f plans was presented fo r the proposed Civic building, to be studied by the eommlttec. Mrs. Lois Brooke, (oral postmaster, gave * talk on the new Zip Code. She **In the distribution o f the plained how it would assist mail and urged everyone to use IL Enterprise N O T IC E need of a Ionic alntement meusage U brief. So we'll Personals Jimmy W elli, son of Dr. and lira. J. R. W elli of Stone Island, accompanied friends o ! the fam ily to New York and a trip to tlw World's Fair. Mr. and Mr*. Bill Owen and family returned from a week'* vacation in the southern part of the atate. down here and aajr "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical aervlce, doee good work, doee it prompt* Ijr, efficiently and cheerfully and doee appreciate Ita ctutomere." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 822-0912 C * M « r d * l . . . Residential . . . Industrial W iring M a rl Pngs fffn O 8— June T l , 1964 matrimony on Saturday, June 20, at 3 p.m. at St. Ann's Catholic C h u r c h , DcBary, with Father Edward O'Shea performing t h e Imprcsjlvc candlelight ceremony. Tlie bride, given in marrl* age by her father, was lovely In a street length while gown, featuring a chanlilly lace bodice with scooped neckline and capped sleeves and a voluminous skirt of silk or­ gans*. Her veil of illusion was attached to s Jeweled pillbox and she carried a colonial bridal bouquet o f white rosea and carnations. Miss Kathleen Morrison of Miami served the bride as maid of honor and was gown­ ed In scafoam nylon chiffon with a corsage of pink roses and earns lions. Best man was Stanley Pernick o f East Chicago, Ind. The bride’s mother was at­ tired in a smart pastel pink iinen sheath with a white car­ nation corsage. The groom's mother chose a champagne sheath featuring lace inserts in the sleeves and her cor­ tege was of white carnations. Following the wedding, a reception and buffet supper were held at the DeRsry re ­ creation hall. The table was centered with the three tiered wedding cake surrounded by a horseshoe telling of fern and blossoms. A variety o f as­ sorted meals, salads and rel­ ishes filled the buffet tables. Miss Jackie Turns of DcLand presided over the punch bowl with Miss Nancy Webb o f DeLand in charge of the bride's book. Following the wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Mowery will reside in Miami where he is affiliated w i t h the Dade County School Board of Pub­ T E R R Y D E A N M OW ERY lic Instruction. Out of town guests for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mowery and sons, Ron­ ald, Tim and Manny, from Miami; Air. and Mra, S. L. Woodson, grandparents of the bride, from Clinton, Ky., and By Donna Estes Mrs. Beulah Travis and ton, Mr. and Mrs. David RitchRichard, Mra. Wayne Wheel­ ison or Csiielbcrry, announce er and Alisa Jean Jackson, all the engagement a n d ap­ of Miami. proaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Ada Lorell Chambers, to James Harold Dicks, son of LL Col. (retir­ ed) and Mrs. James II. Dicks, o f Salt Lake City, Utah. By Mr*. Adam Muller Mins P a t r i c i a Woodson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. . . . G. Woodson, of Dcllary, and Terry Dean Mowery, son of only cauaing a fire hazard, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mowery By Dottle A m lin How good It l i to be on* but alao wanting your mon­ of Miami, were united in holy o f the "Hcm M Angela" nguln. ey. . . . And how kind all of you, What waa achcduled to be my r*a d *n , have been! Don't know when your col* a talk on evolution or thcorumnlat haa been quite *o lea of how life began on happy. Hadn't readied just earth, at the Civitnn meeting how much we misted this laet week turned Into a dis­ amoky, noliy, ncwipapcr o f­ cussion, with everyone getting fic e until we plunged back Into the act. Vb The bride elect wai born In Warren County, Kentucky, and was graduated from L y­ man High School with the class of 1903. Mr. Dicks was born st Louisville, Ky., and complet­ ed his public schooling in Salt Lake City. He is presently serving a tour of duly with tiic United States Navy, sta­ tioned at the Naval Air Sta­ tion in Jacksonville. Thu wedding will be nn event of July I at II a.in. at the Church o f Nativity, Lake Mary. Are Announced Final plans have been com­ pleted fo r tho Sklnner-Neel wedding, which will be sol­ emnized on Huturday, June 27, at 11 a.m. at the Firat Methodist Church. No formal Invitations have been issued, hut friends o f the family are cordially invi­ ted to attend the roremony. There will be a small break­ fast In .McKinley Hall follow ­ ing the ceremony fo r the Im­ mediate family. Miss Ivey Is Complimented At Lovely Bridal Luncheon Mrs. A. S. AtcCallum and Mr*. Hoy Holler recently were colioitcssri to a bridal luncheon at tho AlcCallum home on Alellonvilln Avenue honoring At Is* Kay Ivey, love­ ly brldc-clcct of Ronald Llnd•ey. The luncheon table overlaid in sheer while linen, was cen­ tered with a lovely arrange­ ment of white carnations, roses and aster* flanked on either aide with antique allver candelabra bearing white tapers. Bridal place cards marked the places for the de­ lightful luncheon, featuring chicken a la king on heart shaped lea biscuit*, pear and c^eam cheese as led with fresh mint leave* and null, individual cakes and vanilla ice cream with creme dc menlhe. T h • hostesses presented Alls* Ivey with a gift appro­ priate to (he occasion. Luncheon guests with Kay were her mother, Mra. John Ivey, Alisa Marilyn AlcDaniel and her mother, Airs. Thomas F. McDaniel, Mr*. Dale Scott, Mra. W. A. Adams, Airs. Har­ ry Woodruff, Alri. Hoy Wil­ liams, Mrs. William Leahy, Atrs. John Hoganion and Airs. By Jane Casselberry William G. Fleming o f Tava­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Austin res. and daughters, Cheryl and Robin, o f Richmond, Va., are enjoying a three week* visit with their aunts, Air*. Cecil Rehberg, Mrs. Ethel Beebe, Airs. Hugh Ford and Mra. Kenneth Sasser, who art neighbor* on P la ia Oval. The youngster* especially are en­ joying awlmmlng in Plaza Pool. Casselberry Personals D ELBERT A B N E Y , lower riifht, office mnnnger o f Blythe Motor Lines, was host at his Laurel Avenue home to an informal catered bridal luncheon recently honorinn Miss Sandra Wright, bride-elect o f William Emmett Jones. Other o f­ Teston-Cohen Viola Kastner Named FFVA Tournament Chairman Airs. Marriage Rites Set Saturday Kast­ First prize will be a cruise to the West End and other prizes will include an abundance of yearly meeting of the direc­ trophies. tor's wives o f the Florida This is i statewide en d eav Fruit and Vegetable Associa­ or and all interested parties tion at the Americana Hotel may contact Atrs. Kastner at in Aliami for the purpose of Route 1, Box 215, Sanford, or planning the annual conven­ 322-5119. tion, which will be held at the Americans Sept. 21-25. At the meeting, Airs. Kast­ ner was named chairman of the Ladles Golf Tournament to be held Sept. 23. This is tlw first year the ladies have been invited to participate and it promises to be reward­ ing and challenging. Airs. Kastner is inviting all Frosting ladles interested in playing in Streaking the tournament to contact And her. You need not be affiliat­ Mrs. M in Cleo Toston and Jim­ my Cohen will be married Saturday, June 27, at 8 p.m. ol the Free Methodist Church, Fourth at Laurel, with the Rev. Eugene Sheldon per­ forming the ceremony. N o formal invitations arc being issued, but friends of the fam ily are cordially Invit­ ed to attend. ner Mrs. Ganas Hosts A Buffet Meeting For B P Women The Hnnford Business and Professional Women fice stuff membera enjoying the refreshing luncheon were Joe Muse, left, and second row from the left, Miss Jnnct Martin, Mrs. Sara Evans, Miss W right, Mrs. Mary Jones, mother of the future bridegroom and Mrs. Alice Heron. held their June business meeting at the home o f Mra. B. F. Gunn* lust week. Fallowing a covered dish buffet of various salads and vegetables, baked henn*, fried chicken, ham, relishes, hot biscuit*, coffee and cuke President Arulyn True con­ ducted u meeting on yearly programming and it* many facets. Membera present w c re Mines. Arolyn True, Jessie Ilrisson, Viil Colbert, Helen Pearson, Harriett Hlawter, Ruth Cummings, Ruth W ar­ ren, Gertrude Gilbert, Alnrguerite Graham, Eula Gran­ tham and Margaret Gunas. Personals Mr. and Air*. W illiam E. Gulley have returned from South Carolina where they attended the graduation ex­ ercises at the Citadel, of which their son, W'illium E. Galley Jr., was a member. Accompanying tha Galleys on tha trip were Airs. Vera Perkins, Alias Louisa Dodimead, Miss Ltnda Griffith and Mis* Carolyn Hcndden from Lnulsvllle, Ky. MRS. K A S T N E R South Seminole Personals Hy .Maryann Allies Air. and Mra. Ray Wesley o f Lake Griffin Drive in Cas­ selberry, recently visited friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Muthcson, in Melbourne. Harold (V io la ) recently attended ed with the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association. T h c only requirements are an hon­ est desire to participate in the tournament and to he registered at the Americana on Sept. 23. Transportation will be furnished Ity the hotel to the Country Club o f Miami. All Types One wardrobe asset is a cover-up turban hat to take cure o f those unexpected dates when you can't do a thing with your hair. Betty A n n es New Location Oak and Commercial Car. B. tat 4 Saaford Ave. 322-1812 322-8132 Glftg • Card* • Hooks 210 E. Firat 8t. Hair Styling Ssloa 2201 S. Park Ave. SHOE CLEARANCE! SALE! iik u u I ' e ii 20% N A T U R A L IZE R BEAUTY SHOP Flemings CALL 322-4913 Sale • PARADISE $14.95 V A LU ES 11.95 V A LU ES 9.95 FLATS SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FOR A P P O IN T M E N T SW IM SU IT EVA BESS Re-Decorated. $|Q.OO TO *]g.00 Pre-4th Of July THE STR AW BAGS A R E HERE N O W ! Newly Modernized and Of Shading dioWSJA Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Opea Wed. p.as. 4 FrL N ile 6.95 FLATS QvSUjA SHOE • JACQUELINE *10.90 8.90 5.90 3.90 STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD g �P R K I 5 M O B T H R U T H E W TEKtW D June 24, 1964 — Page 7 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Contract For Winter Park Towers Let The general construction contract fo r W inter Park Towera haa been awarded to Daniela Conitruction Co., Jacksonville, by directors of the Preibyterian Homea of the Synod o f Florida. A low bid o f *3,080,000 waa »ubraltted. A formal ground-breaking ceremony a n held Sunday, June 21. In the ten acre ellrui grove «(te on Lake Berry and South Lakcmont Ave., Winter Park, with Mr*. Blanche Lew . ton turning the flrat sped*ful. Mra. Lew ton haa been eetive with Mlae Rebekeh Gib­ bon* and Mra. Mabel K irk In encouraging the Board to buHd the tee end unit, fo r *22 pereone over OB, In Winter Park. The flret unit, Bradenton Manor, was opened In July 1061 with faellltici fo r 160. W inter Park Towera was designed by Edward Dean Wyke, A .L A . o f Bradenton with Kalsrlik, Snell Atiociates o f Sarasota as engineers. James C. Robinson o f OrUndo, secretary o f the board, Introduced the speakers and distinguished guest*. Clarence A . Peterson o f Orlando, treas­ urer, made the invocation. Dr. Oswald Delgado, pastor o f the W inter Park Presbyterian Church welcomed the Homes to Winter Park. The Rev. Frank L. Elvery of Home­ stead, chairman o f the board and moderator o f the Synod o f Florida briefly explained the role of Ihe U.S. Presby­ terian Church in the ministry to the aging and presented Mra. Lawton with the gilded apad* fo r the actual ground­ breaking. John C. Turner Jr., M.D. o f Miami, President of the corporation broke ground fo r the Board. John F. A n ­ derson Jr., D.D. made the prayer of dedication. Other director! are Charlea H. Abbott. Panama City, Rob­ ert L. Blue, Miami, the Rev, B. Lowry Bowman, D.D.; Jo* BUI Rood, the Rev. Georg* E. White, D.D., o f Bradenton; Thumse T. Cobb, Daytona Beach; Mr*. A. T. Cowden, Sarasota; the Rev. M.A. Du* Rant, Marianna; Dr. Ralph L. F.yman, Tallahassee; James E. Gorman, Atlantic Beach; Mr*. J. B. Henry, the Rav. Jack Hand, D.D.; and C. D. Towart o f Jacksonville, Lewie H. Hill, Jr., Tampa; Mra. R. G. Martin, Pensacola; Fred May, Quincy, Mrs. Thomas P. Scott, Winter Park and the Rev, Lawrence I. Stell, D.D., St. Petersburg. 2 4 « G F A I R A i. 2460 P A R K COSTS UP TO SEVEN CENTS L ES S ........B U T T H E The g ift o f a lot 60 by 1*0 feat lo­ cated In the Fern Park a n a on Pearl Lake. The parcel was unanimous­ ly accepted by the Commis­ sion from the owners, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kasper, upon tha recommendation o f Coun­ ty Engintar William Buah. A t tha praaent tlma tha lot la being used as a recreation area and a swimming beach. Bush told tha Commission that In his opinion, "The County ahould accept any lakefront property it can ob­ tain. particularly this site sine# it would provide Semin­ ole with an access to th* lake i f and when such an access would be needed." I • t- A I 1 ta a MORE FO O D P U R C H A S E l FR E E E X T R A - t I j — STo S I i r r m n i t i i n T H IC K S L IC E D e / 1 : 1 J tn iB O N l1 • w 2 l C H U C K 0o e ,7 0 ^ PLUi 100 r « e stamps WITH COUPON J ^ PLUS SO PlU e STAMPS WITH COUPON J ....... . L IA M M IS H STEAK AO i ^ ^ L B P K G T' J • — — F R I I EXTRA ^ ^ w n w t w w M n ii. 2 LB - PLUMPOSE l CANNED P IC N IC HitoWHOiMHUNrawwm ww i m mHinii 33f 4-30*44 10 a n tn CV3 I extra !j MERCHANTS SRfCN STAMPS * im M iia m iw iM a u e H ■ * H j E E b o Q t . Certon-CARHATIOM { ff t f jllNSTANT DRY MILK ■ -4 9 1 ' ^ lb j|1 ' » PORK B U TTS , il Ip p w **'#-‘1 *-30-64 ; MERCHANTS GRfIN STAMPS j I 1 1 BACON BONELESS ROLLED i m u r® \ l n SH AM PO O % n w w B w n n s «n s \ n * * M ADOtttON IO IMS IT AMTS YOU SICtlVT WITH YOU* WICHAU. 32 * - FARMER GRAY | i ----- J | WITH THIt COUPON ANO PURCHAM OS l a r g e TU B E o r j a r HEAD A SHOULDERS I 1 ChuckRoast BTAM f T P ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! 1 * jp i EXTRA THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR ■ MERCHANTS 6REIN STAMPS I M M in W M M W M a J FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT BOH ILIiS m r STEW (jito i **w| iK a m im tm m w iia _ e 14-10-44 YOUR CHOICE! FREE EXTRA { MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • J ..M iA H a ia u u ia a J l a i l i f i Rallad # HJSH CHUCKROAST l S A K E -R I T E OR F Y N E -B A K E PINEAPPLE 4 - *|oo k »i» w t a n w ia iw — i M w ■ « u u n a a r jm ;» M .a ,> ■ CANS ■ LIBBY SLICED a BEETS u...u„.15* S A L M O N 3 cm *l°° A L U M .F 0 IL 69c JU ICE 3 « . . c * « $P THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR PARMIR GRAY Tklck 2 fT ltn Sliced Bacaa ____________ : BETTER HOMES & GARDENS n e w m COOK BOOKS C A K E . . . 39c E l y I MINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR PP Delua* FRESH FROZEN ORANGEJUICE JOY LIQUID DOLE PINEAPPLE LADY FAIR PEACH FILLED SQUARE 14ai COFFEE F R O Z E N FOODS IVORY LIQUID GIANT 7* FOOT a REYNOLDS Je lly R o ll2 9 ' CASCADE FYN E-TA S TE PINK LADY FAIR REG *«« COCONUT TOPPED 2 S & , 3 jpro^SSI""'^*- " ; C*ld Klee bates • •MW ONION RINGS L a T r a ^ n a r --.^ 4ft • i K f l a j h P K G -Sat RICH Freian i 2 I^ T g lC H O C O L A T E E C L A IR S * DETERGENT U..PUSIK.TL4ft TOMATO CATSUP .......15* BATHTISSUE 4.-.-.3ft H U N T ’S LIM IT-3 WITH 3.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER | MKRCNAmSGNUNSTAMPS! ; e a g F c r .rirs .a 'ip r .J 1 a C f C P R Y E R COM BINATION 2 2 ***"A *, ANY PK0 „ ! «wwaBsa<MicM i.]0 - 4 4 4 ia a i,a ia * f H UD SO N * ASSORTED COLORS l! SUN A ID Blaekbacry Jetty, Giopt J#», Plotappla x Faeeh PRESERVES F Y N E -T A S T E 3 -s „ ‘r j MERCHANTSGRKKN STAMPS ! 2 (T H D l a d y pa ir bbq ! • >«•*** HIDED BUNS PKOOPt ■ •llm l i m i t - s w it h p o o o o r d e r a CUTGREEN BEANS lies CAN t K T ! MERCHANTS GRIM STAMPS ! 2 tn a u j m s r s a r r s - . i_ _ w . t ic • Sila Claim BAN DEO D O RANT w. -mva If-Astol »ij. «»;, «|mm<VCM I «»MtotoMM«toto 4.30-44 P R I I XXTIVA J MERCHANTS GRfIN CTAMPS j CANTALOUPES 3 „ 99* B L A C K E Y E OR CROW DER a |a y W | a a ta ta e a ia a a w u u a a | ^ m » J BO TTLE OP 100 ■ (X X d B U P P E R IN A O LD MILWAUKEE FA N C Y LONG GREEN PEAS 3'“25‘ CUKES— 5' ■ A to . f a ir JU M B O A R IZ O N A STRAWBERRIES 3 *| 0 0 ^»*»«>M#BWWB^WWW—, W I ^11 m 31 * 10< 44 watermelons 99< LB CAM PfWW aKTWA ! MKRCNANTS GRKKN STAMPS FYNE-SUDS LIQUID LUSCIOUS VINE-RIPENED LARGE JUICY SOUTHLAND WHOLE FROZEN CUPS j (2x33 I LIMIT-1 OP YOUR CHOICE WITH 1.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER SHORTENING STOKELY HAWAIIAN (CHUNKS) PAH READY D R IS tID FREE EXTRA FYNE-TASTE G IA N T 10ei F R A N K S t.49< CHEESE ..49. W H IT IN G J 5 * • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j . M M itm M M r u a a MAXWELL HOUSE LtM IT-l WITH 5.00 OR MORE FOOO ORDER J MlRCHA m C W IN STAMPS j INST.COFFEE sl ” ,» F MILD DAISY CHEDDAR Seminole County Attorney Robert G. Petree, selected one o f th* 10 outstanding young Democrats In tha nation by the Young Democratic Club* o f America aevaral months sgo. has bean eimnsrly hon­ ored by the Young Democra­ tic Ctuba o f Florida. Meeting la their annual conveatloa at Miami Beach, tha S U to Convention o f th* FAST, EAST TO USB DETERGENT Teem* Democrat!* Club* o f Florida Monday selected Petre* fo r the honor o f outstand­ ing district vice-president of A WASHDAY MIRACLE the state organization fo r the year 1004. Petree waa also electod t i eaanrsr *f the Young Dem­ 1 ocratic Club# o f Florida by DISH IS 1 G U 5 SW A M M IN E unanimous acclamation o f the convention. B EER ! tn tP A K 11h ■99c •TU REG SIZ E 3 2 *. ■ TL lie s B TL CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME & WORK 45$ SPIC & SPAN CLEAN TWICE AS FAST WITH 89$ COMET Cleanser NABISCO 35$.RITZ.CRACKERS DETERGENT IN A TABLET LARGE SIZE 29$ SALVO SUNSHINE G IA N T SIZE 79$ HYDR0X COOKIES FABRIC SOFTENER o / sue 33$ DOWNY BTL 47$ CRISC0 WO 47$ iS 35$ LIQUID CLEANER THAT CLEANS EVERYTHING C R E A fA Y F IN K • o '-.41$ JHRILL forjii&hes I I I HIGHLY UNSATURATEO SHORTENING 17 OZ MR. CLEAN >.» _ 89$ g - .— VM 1 I | W H O L E -6 T O 8 L B S PICNIC Young Demos Honor Petree WXfrfl r y I L IM I T - 1 W ITH 5.00 OR T E N D E R , SU G A R C U R E D Srao-ked Seminole County Com­ mission Tuesday accepted the FLAVOR IS P R I C E L E S S ! | I FOOU _____ County Accepts Lakefront Lot A V E . w w - ----- -------------- ISaa BTL _39$ �J MwMHMNVpPMi L'" * l trJ * <I : Westside VFD To Organize Auxiliary By Television I:IS ( ! ) n*wM:op* («> Nawt, th*r Tree ( t ) Deputy (I) (l> T ill ( I I (tl Si0» ( » ) CO Ch. * Spec'.*! t:S* (s i )t*v«rty I t ’ S* ( i ( * l K i w i , DECORATING PAR TIE S nre beiriR held liy member* o f the Ixmitwood Volunteer Depnrtment Auxiliary to "fancy up" their entry in the parade which will be a feature attraction o f the annual Fourth o f July Fieritn in Lonifwooti. In the photo, members working are, left, front to back, Mra. Jean Willis, auxiliary president; Mrs. Ilrennelta Morrin and Mrs. Jennie Fox, at right are Mrs. Judy Snow and Mrs. Sue Hrablzon. (Herald Photo) ( I I New* — H i r p k f Martin 11:11 ( t i Newt, wsatkar. Sport* 11:11 ( I I T h m ttr * f Ika B (*r« 11:10 ( I I Johnny C trsoe (Cnlorl ((> Movla T H U R S D A Y A. M. • : «» t ill C l* C l* T;M IMS Trie T ill • :0fi 1:1* S:«0 l* :l» 11 1* I ti I* C LE V E R P LA N T E R S were mmle by girls o f tho Junior Department who ntteniled the rerent Vitciilion llible School at Forest City baptist Church. Using inexpensive cups and saucers, the girts plaiuted faces on the cups which then were glued to the inverted saucer to complete the novelty item. (Herald Photo) dUqJhJiqhJtA T V Time Previews by 7:884:80 p.a. CBS thoroughly worthwhile pro­ of gram. 7:30 8 p.m. NBC. Tho Vir­ Georga Waruhiu." A fascinat­ ginian. "Hun Quiet." (Color) ing hour covering an African l Benini TV haa a peculiar student's sludiri si Dart­ MJiue of juillcc. For n lull mouth through his graduation. ■CHion Clu Gulnger played The documentary also visits tho despicable Billy the Kid hie home la Kenya lo Irani on an NBC aeries and never something o f his bnckgrmimt. got into moro than fun-loving You'll gel a chance to find trouble. In tills story, lie plays out why an American educa­ a deaf mule and not only Is tion is so Important to him subjected lo a great deal of and what he hopes to nehinve, nastiness, he's accused of learn aomething o f his exper­ murder. iences as an African living in 08:30 p in. CBS. Tlie Bev­ the United Blairs and hear erly Hillbillies. (Itcrun) The from other Africans wlmt funniest moments t o n i g h t they ere trying lo accompllali come near the finish with only by studying In this country. a sparse amount of chuckles You'll be impressed by Waru­ along the way. Doclor Clyhiu and thould find thla a burn (F red Clark) is not welReports. "T h e • E R R I N G (VF1) - T w o BUIe children end their fa­ ther died Monday whan • Seaboard Air Line train plow­ ed Into tbeir car at a cross­ ing. The mother was critical­ ly injured. The dead wens identified by Highland* County Sheriff Broward Coker ae Odell God­ win, 0 , Debra Godwin, 8, and Odell Godwin Jr., six weeks. Mrs. Neill* Godwin, XI, was listed In critical condition at Walker Memorial Hospital In Avon Park. CBS. Education ^nrJeCOfrtJs CAFETERIAS NOW 8KHVING .'Ddsm Ew f In Urn Com* etna with us. (n jo f crisp, appetizing salad*, , . Usty plea, cakes end creams,, , lander, delicious prims meet* and asnten fresh vegetables. . . served In truly pleesent surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night \la "fem lb nt*ht" with tree desserts for e l l . . . end , Saturday night Is "steak night- when you get * tag W b . T-Boae steak cooked ko your order tor only [aaaftMBa*MAM- JkMF.XL » ■ * ■ . t r o Seminole Plaza U. 8. 17-81 SOU TH el i o o r m. Casselberry Trade Wiade GafeUrlae else located le Orlande, Lssabery. Cocos, Mrlbournr A Ft. Fierce. H it F nest C < iti'r ir i| j S e r v i c e 818-7178 In C e n t r a l F lo r id a com* when the Clampetts realise he means business with a threat of legal action nguinsl Cranny (Irene llyan ) for practicing medicine with­ out a license. But Cranny knows how to reach Dm bald headed doctor. She introduces him to still another one of her miracle discovering, a IHiultice that d ill grow hair. 8 10 p.m. NBC. Ksplonagc "D o You Remember Leo WlntcraT" (Rerun) Above average for this generally disaptiolntlng aeries. Whol do you do If you're an unemploy­ ed wartime hero who can't get a Job as a diver? Gcurgo A. Cooper plays tills bungling, neurotic character beautifully. Hired by British Naval In iclllgcnce for a ones hot Job ns a frogman-spy—but against an American ahlp — Urn one­ time hero messes everything up anti creates an internation­ al Incident. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. (R erun) Mary Tyler Moore, the cutie wife of • The Dick Van Dyke Show," gels full opportunity lo dis­ play her song-ami dance tal­ ents here in a delightful "hard hearted Hannah" production number. She alto reverts to housewife form In a clever sketch where site and Danny rib the altuatlun-vumcdy for­ mula with foreign Interpreta­ tion* of domestic (rials. Kaye is in line comedy shape, In solo and In tandem with lilt guests, and effects a hilarious Cypty characterisation near the finish. Do you want a fresher, better milk? T H IN K G O O D N ESS! . . . I f , T. G. LEE! / W «*th »r, Hports 11:11 Killed In Crash m ilblltla* ( ! ) Urn Cam? t : l* ( « l Dirk Van Dyk* Hhuw IS:** C l Eleventh l(oar t o Danny Kays t*) Clifckmata If It Fell It's A Bear 2 Tots, Father it) Tlahtrvp 1:10 (01 Farm *r'* Danghl*r ( 1) Kaplonaa* t* :«l M O N T G O M E R Y . AU. MJPI) — Bill English. 60, told authorities he saw an animal as big aa a bull fall out of a pecan tree. The Humane Society lave* tigated and decided it wet e bear, rarely found here, and not a bull, that Engllth saw. V. E. Newbart of the *oeiety said Monday claw marks and bear heir found on the the animal was a i thenrtaed that It aB the way down the Blue Ridge Mono- (lim n R**vsa Chayrnn* T li* Virginian Chronicle l-attf t»uk* Show (1 ) B'xn On H i Hunahln* Almanac ( I ) (iruv*. F irm ll*port ( l l flo r in * History ( I I Hunrl** K »m *«t*r (11 Today— Hugh Down* ( I I rilm F»ntur** 111 fa r m Mkl. Itapart (*> Mlrkla Evan* (1) Today ( ( ) Local X »w «, W *ath*r (11 Caplmln Kangaroo 1*1 Cbrlooqa C l Dlvorea Court ( I ) American Hlaiory (*, K **rrt*» f o r Worn** 1*1 C irlo on * ( I I Itompar Itoam (11 fa y W h o ( I ) N ew .— Mika W allar* 111 NBC N eva ( I I Npanl.h C l Word for Word ( t l December nrld* I I ) I Ix>v* I.ury C ) Conranlrstlon H i I*rle* Is night ( I ) Th * McCoy* ll> M in in g Link* ' t l Th* Object I* t i l P al* A Glady* THURSDAY P. M. Pape 8—June 24, 1964 R m lS : DEAR ABBY: We live on a farm and my sister, who * apart* <*) W *ath*r Show *:■( I I I News— W *lt*r Craflkit* ( I ) Du till * » • Brlnklar t: II '• W te sis# ( « j nh Steps to organise s Ladles Auxiliary fo r ths newly for* rued Westside Volunteer Fire Depsrtment will be taken at this week’s meeting o f the group to be held at 8 p.rn, Thursday at the Lake Monroe Community Building. It ie urgently requested that all interested women In the area be in attendance. By-laws, patterned a f t e r those o f the Lake Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Department, were presented and approved at a special meeting held Monday night and have been turned over to an attorney for final draft in preparation for re­ quest o f charter. Boundaries for the areas lo be protected by the new de­ partment have been tentative­ ly eet east and west from the Sanford City limit# crossing at W. First Street to the Weklva Itiver and north and south from Country Club Itoad to the lakcfronl. Temporary o f f i c e r * are George Bell, prealdsnt; Don­ ald Smith, vice president; Mrs. II. T. Sheer, secretary and Claud* Hawkins, treasur­ er. • sport*. tl| Nawslln* PgnTnrS (bsuah W EDNESDAY P. M. M m . H. L . M u m A 1 * *> T ifr ia in her AO's, does the (arm work. She wears jeans and a biouse and goes out in the field with the tractor to to work. When it gets hot, site sheds her blouse ami works in her bra. She Is of a slight build, and has little lor anyone to ace, but all the tame, when my par­ ents, and brothcra and sistcrs-in-law meet her out-ofdoors dressed like tliat Uicy By Abigail Van Buren blow their stacks. She says it's no different thin being on the beach in ■ swim suit. Lots of strangers come by our place, but she says it's our property and if they don't like w h it they see they don’t have to look. Who is right? And how do you handle a situation like Uiis? S L IP P E R Y BULK DEAR S L IP P E R Y : A "b ra ” ia an undergarment and should not be worn as an outer garment. There 11:41 1:0* 1:11 1:1* 4(1 1:11 I t ) l.V* 11) <*) lli 1:1* ( l l I II (I) It ll (tl 1:0* (1) (tl (II 1:1* (l> CO* 4:1* I II CM 1:1* (t) (f) (1) (t) (I) (It (11 (I) (1) (tl 4*1 III II) Legal Notice P*: III IT J. DYCBS and C A n o LY N D T K tr. hla w lf*: and TH E YOHKHT PHO I'EH TtBg, INC., a Maeaachuaoita eorporatlon, Defandanta CI.I'.IIK’g NUTIt'W O f SALK Nut to* la hereby given that und*r a teat-re* nf [t.recloeur* and aal* entered by tb* Judge nf (he Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn and for Henrlnnl* County, flo rid *, on th* ltlh day or Jun*. 1**1, In a pertain cauea between flr e t fe d e ra l Having* and I .oan AaafM-.latkrn o f Orlando, a corporation, p laintiff, and I’arry J. Hyena and Carolyn Dyea*. hla wife, at at., dafendante, being Chancery No. 14*IT. I wall aell at public auction In the hlgheat and beat bidder for raah, at th* front door o f th* Cuurtbou** In Hanford, Semi­ nole County, flo r id * , at th* hour or 11 :M, A. M . on Mon­ day, th* ll t h day o f July, ISSL th* follo w in g deeorlb*d proparty: l o t It. niork A. a f L IT TLH W E K IW A EdTATUH, N D M im il ONE. gemlnote County, flo r id *, acoordlng to th* plat iheraof aa recorded In Plat Hook I, P ag* It. o f th* Publle R e ­ cord* of Seminole County, flo rid *. (■ K A L I Arthur S. Beckwhk, J r , Clerk B y : Martha T . Ylhlaa. D. C David W. Hedrick, o f the firm o f UILKS. H E D R IC K * llu II IN PON 1*1 K ait Church Straet Orlando, flo r id * Attorney* for Flalntltf. Publlife Juno S*. 1 IM C D A -tl that pur­ and a baby brother. My fa­ However, a 40 - year • old ther works from 7 a.m. un­ woman who drives a tractor til e p.m., six days a week, is not Interested in a lec­ ture from me (O R from you) on propriety and fash­ ion. Re realistic and give up. • • • and my mother is tied down to her housework and tha children all day. I've been baby-sitting for four years. I like to earn money, too, but I would give up a dat* or a baby-sitting Job at th* slightest hint that my parenta wanted to go out for an evening. They deserve i t Who needs to be paid 7 Their love and appreciation are ail the pay I want. "Unpaid” ia only 12. Sh* had better overcome her selfishness and be grateful that she esn do something for Jar parents. RUTH R. IN ERIE, PA. DEAR RUTH: It's * Joy to print your leitcr. I wish my resders knew ho.r many WHOLESOME, G E N E R ­ OUS, and CONSIDERATE teenagers there aro. Unfor­ tunately, the only ones they read about are those who get into trouble. • • • DEAR AB B Y: I Just read the letter from the 12-yearold girl who resented being an U N PAID BABY-SITTER suit, but when you have a self sufficient suit of your own, you don't ncud this sup­ port; or you have to many high cards that you can see a probable alam in high cards alone. In any event, North should have gone on to a slam after South bid his hearts for the third time. North was prob­ ably afraid o f a diamond lead through his king, but If South didn't have anything in spades ami couldn't have anything more than the jack in clubs, the chance* were that he would hold Ihe queen of dia­ monds. Failing Uut, It was still even money that the king would be in back of the ace. So, at worst. North should hsve realized that the slam would depend on a finesse. U)& JJlC NOTICV5 OK MITT T IIK MTVTi: OP PI.OII1IIA TOi JAMES H A R T L E Y and O L R V IA H AR TLE Y, hla w lf* H*ald*noa Unknown T O !) AR K H E ItE IIY N O TI­ FIED that a *ult ha* h**n HI• d aaalnat you In th* ahnva rnu*« and you ara r*i|ulr*d In III* your anawar with th* Clerk or thl* Court and lo •«rv * a L-o|>r thrreof upon tha plaintiff or 1U ailornrya, Ma­ hon*?, Iladlow, rham brr* and A,lama. Ilarnvtt National Hank Hulldlns, J a rk *»n vl!l* 1, F lo r­ ida, not U tar than July ISth, 1wee. If you fall -> to do, a lite r** Pro Canfvaao wilt ba vnlarad aaalnat you for th* relief d«m*ndrd In til* Com­ plaint. Thla ault la ts foraclo*a a morlsan*. Th* real propvrty proc**d*d agalnal I*: t,ot I I 0. ACADEM Y M AN­ OR U N IT ONE, arrordlnc to th* plat thcranf aa re­ corded In Plat llook 11, I'asa It, Public Rarorda nf Hvmlnol* County, Florida. Toaaihtr with all atruclurva and lm prov»rn *oli now and h*r*a(t*r on aald land, and (litu r * * atiarhed th *r«toi alao all ja * . ataam, alaotrle, w a lir, and olhar lirmlnpr, m ik ln c r*frle*ralln a, ll«h lin a , plumb­ ing, ventllallmr, IrrlgallnB, and pow*r ayalema, machine*, appllattcra. flvturva and appurtananraa, which now ara or may h *r*a ((*r pertain lo, cr t>* u**d with. In. o r on aald prtml**a. aw n though thay b* datarhad or detaehabla, VVITNEHM my hand and tb* •*al nf Ihl* court at Sanford, Florida, thla lib day at Jun*. A. U. t i l l . Legal Notice borhood shopping center, at your child's achool, or while on some other errand. —Call a friend you don't see often coougb—just to keep in touch. —O ffer to do aomething for someone who could use A helping hand. —Put in a good word for someone where it will do the most good. —Show hospitality to some­ one—if it is Just asking a neighbor in for a cup of cofefe. —Share something— flow ­ ers from your garden, rookies from your oven, a book you have enjoyed, or even a ride in the country with an older person who doesn't have many chances to get out of tlie house. FIC TITIO U S NAMH NOTICE IS hereby ulvrn that Have you done even one of I am *na*R*d In huvIttM* at these liUle things today? I9 If H. Orlando l)r., Hvmlnol* County, Florida, iimtar th* ftrtltlou* until* of. Sanford Truck Center, amt that 1 Dilnul Y O U R lo r*ifl*t*r *al<l nun* with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Evmlnnl* County, Florida, In accordanra with th* provlalnna nf tho Flt-IHlou* Nam* Statulot. to-wlt: Section III.fi* Florida HtatuDa l*i*. 1 Slat Hubert E. M cC *lll*l*r Pulillah Juna IT, 14, A July 1, t, K M . C D A -li CO NFID ENTIAL TO MA­ DAME L'O.: Do not assume that, because a man boast* that in all hla life he has never smoked a cigarette or tasted whisky, he has not done worse. • • • o Troubled t Write to AB­ BY, Box 60700, Los Angeles, Calif., 00069. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • 0 For Abby'a booklet, "H ow T o Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," tend 50 cents to Abby, Ilox 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., 90069. TV RENTAL • Bales • Berries Seminole TV FA 3-4828 Zenith Color T V B eta 3608 Banford A f t B E S T i l l JV ML S h ERWIN- WlL LIA MS iPSwt Pa in t s w r ir -t ’ YOUR HOME DESERVES THE BEAUTY AND PROTECTION OF .) Shtrvrtn-Williams Paints ara tha atandard off quality throughout tha world SH ER W IN -W ILLIA M S CO. 117 M AG N O LIA A V B . PH O N E 883-1881 Jr., TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE Ixputy Clerk PublDh Jun* to. It, J* A July 1. 1M4. BTRIPPH CARD * C lfT SHOP — DeBART C D A -tl W DEAR ABBY: P l e a s * don’t think I am stupid, but I don’t know where els* to get this information. When living in a rented house, who la supposed to take down Ihe storm win­ dows and put up t h • screens? The tenant or th* owner? INTERESTED P A R T Y DEAR INTERESTED: Unless it ia specifically staled In the contract, th* owner assumes that respon­ sibility. (A re you trying lo pass the buck or save one?) • • • WomanBy Ruth Millett (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Clark Ryi Martha T. Ylhlaa for her parents. I am 18 and have two younger sliters sister should wear halters. East took his ace of di­ HORTTT fD ) 14 amond* right away. It was well that he did, otherwise + A 108784 Y8 South would have made all ♦ K7 13 tricks instead of only 12. + A K Q f North and South were not WEST EAST happy about the result be­ *033 *K J > cause they had missed a lay­ V 78 4 *0 3 2 ♦ J10B8 ♦ A04I down slam. I was asked to + 10843 + J88 comment on the bidding. SOUTH I will start with South'* + Q Jump to three hearts. Many T A 1C Q J 1084 experts would have bid two ♦ QS3 ♦ 73 hearts only. I would have Both vulnerable Jumped to three Just as South North East Heath West did and continued to sign off I + P a n 3 4* Pass with minimum rebids of my 4+ P a n 4 4* P an own from then on. Just as 4+ P a n 8 48 Pass South did. Pan P an North did not like South's Opening lead— 8 J three • heart hid, because North felt tliat South should spades. This idea is bunk. It is nice not make that bid without ou some tort of aupport for to have a fit for partner'# Legal Notice IV TIII1 C IR C U IT U tll'H T, IN A M I f l l l l nr.M IM II.H C O IN ­ T V , ri.llM IIIA , i i i v M 'f i i v n o . t«*tr KIKHT FED ERAL HA VINOS A N l) 1.0 AN AHHOCIATKIN O f OHLANDO. a corporation. P lain tiff, for By Oswald Jacoby Hardly a day goes by when —Lei someone know you're you can't find time to make pleased that something nice ooe or several o f these ges­ haa happened to him. quint** tures toward friendship— — Admire another's new and fa th a r Know* B**t — Paae along a compliment proud possession. htarch for Tomorrow Guiding Light to the person to whom it will — Praise someone for A job Now* mean the most. Krnlo fo rd well done, or aay just the Tho O p** Wtfldow right thing to make him feel Foeua i’ oopl* Ar* funn y lea* o f a failure if his best N *w »— Dave f * » efforts weren't good enough. nail — Pay a call on, or extend A* Th* W orld Tura* i n t h i s c i i t r r i T r m m T i n A M I KOH OKMINOI.M COUN­ an invitation to, t newcom­ Cartoon. TY V l . 'i l i t l i * Ir fl’l Make A Leal Ann Hnlharn IN (TIA N C K H Y NO. K i e l D IV I­ er. 1’ aa.wurd SION — —Wriic a Id le r lo a friend, Tha Doctor* FIIIHT MOUTH AfDC INVBHTliny In Court nllfl, a Maa**chu**tts Itualn*** send a card to one who ia ill, Art Link 1tM*r o r mail a clipping to someone TruaL New*— Llaa H ow ­ P lain tiff. you know would Iss interestard L n relti Toting JA M ItS H A R T L E Y and OLttVTA cresled in seeing It. (Itn era' llo ip lta l IIAU TLK Y, hla w lfr, ami W AR—Stop long enough for a Tu T ell Tha Truth RKN <). LAM AR and E LIZAlittle visit with ftomeono you Tnu Don't Bay tIL T It LAM AIt, hit wlf*. (C olor) I)*ri>ndanta you m e d casually, at a neigh- queen f o r A Day Tha Kdga o f Night Matrh (lama Trallm asisr Hacret Htorm llurne and Allan Newt Unci* Walt Heel ot Crunch* llronco Cartoon* L*av* It T * R ** * *r N*w*cop* haRera (Jo/coby On <B'fudge IC H ( I ) Tour n r i t ImprawIon t i t l a x * or Lira ( » ) haven Keya 11:1* 41) Truth or Con**(!) 41) (() (II (I) (I) (I) II) (t) are pose. in my opinion, your OtJI V f 11D MlUf I N T H i A I R ! LAST DAY ’THE LONGEST DAY” T O U T S « THt'MSDAT Uarlas* P m o MM* Vte* A ■■•■* * k M la a ln d Bhewlag ta a FLIU H T TH A T STARTS Cw-HH At SiH Italy *rom TOMORROW l o w o h monscit* Mirk Itaaglaa LIQUOR MART OF VALUES t.l P rie s * A r* Tailored ^ T * Year l i a s . Needs \ • • BROWS AT l.-M . 8+8 Be It A Bettis 5.-40 - 7:08 Iltete’a M mlstaklwg the extra quality el T. G. Lee milk. U'e hi tb* richer, fresher flavor. Leah far the T . G. Lee rhea y*u wsat the hast. . . . * r Cat* Fra* Prompt Delivery I PHONE 822-MSS FOR HOME DELIVERY TeL 838+888 | Open 8 A . M v-1 8 Midnight j I 8+8 CHILDREN 88* STUDENTS Me ADULTS 88* COM ING ! ELVIB PRESLEY • A N N M AH U RET IN "V IV A L A 8 V E G A S " ^ �■ -L _ — ~--------i s l , I m ■V ( QTHr ViaforB VrrflD Jun* 24, 1064 — Page 9 i x I PRICES GO O D THURS. THRU Q U A N T IT Y RESERVED CHUCK ROAST three are shown above. Miss Vida McGill To Wed Leroy Kennon f jf l By Robert B. Ttioma* Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John McGIU announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Vida Dcloria, to the Ilev. Le­ roy Kennon Sunday June 28 at 4 p. m. at New Bethel A.M. E. Church in Midway. ■ Z She U a graduate of Crooms High School, and attended Monroe B iu in eii College in New York City. Presently, •he is employed ai secretary at Midway Elementary School. Hev. Kennon is pastor ot Mount Olive A.M.E. Church o f Midway and is employed by Phosphate Mines Company of Polk County. Immediately following the wedding, a reception will be at the Castle Brewer Court Recreation Center. • • • John Fcachrr U visiting with relatives for a few day*. He is a graduate of Crooins High School. Recently, he completed a lour of duty in the Far East. • • • Robbin Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Irvin Johnson, was awarded a translator radio for having the hlgheat num­ ber of new member* in the Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Church during the months ot January • May 1904. The gift was donated by Fred Barnes, who is assistant Sunday Sflliool superintendent. John A. Lawson, superintendent, made the presentation. Bobbin is a member o f the usher board and Junior Choir. The Rev. B. H. Hodge la psslor. • • • '• H RIGHTS S W IF T S TRIT-TENDR TO KENS OF APPR E C IA TIO N for their efforts were presented to II. L. Refoe Sr. and Raul Dixon by the Rev. B. H. Hodge, pastor of the St. Paul Baptist Church, in ceremonies recently. The In SUN. NOON, JUNE 28 BONELESS SWISS Steak 8. T. Muller, principal of Jackson Heights Elementary School, delivered a strong and timely message at the Fath­ er's Bay program Sunday at Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Expounding in his dlsrouse, he said, "When par­ ents provide food, lodging, education, etc., for their children they think th* job U complete. It la not enough, o— children need spiritual and moral guidance." He also said in essence that parents should practice what •hey preach. H. L. Refoe Sr. Paul Bixon, and the Rev. B. II. Hodge were presented with tokens of appreciation. Others participating on the program were: Br. J. c. Ringling, master of ceremon­ ies; J. L. Meuse, principal of Kosenwald Elementary School in Altamonte, introduced the speaker; Edward L. Humph­ rey. reaponaive reading; Er 'in Henry, Script uie; Henry Ilrown, invocation; Jcrrold Hankerson, Father's Bay greeting; John L- Bryant, solo; the Rev. B. H. Hodge supplemented the addreet with a strong response. He al»o expressed his appreciation u> .49' BONELESS A L L M EAT Stew ib. 49‘ R ANG E R SMOKED SLICED Bacon 3&s $129 VID A DELORIS McGILL everyone. Collection was by Mallard Bacon and William Calhoun. Lawrence Brown made the presentation. • • • Students home from college for theaummer an*: Faye Oliver, Flak University; Thomas Wilson HI, Billard University; Freddie Barring­ ton, Clark; Ernest Mobley, Morehouse; Robert Bacon, Ernest Whitman, Talladega; Claudia Brown, Willotle Brown. Florida A and M Uni­ versity; Charles Allen. John Wright, Eddie Witherspoon. Tuskegee; Harry Carwisc, Elisabeth Allen, BethuncCook in an; Ureal Black, Elflota Hill, Paine College; Itnsa Harrell, Gwendolyn Sapp, Knoxville College; I’ earlic Hester, Florida Memorial College; Ann Black, Rosalia Wright, Lavcrn Hatch, Borothy Williams, Robert Brown, Isaar W illiam '. Eula Harris, Linda Tripp, Walter Oodelte, Volusia County Community College. • • • Mr. and Mra. Robert P. Baker and fam ily motored to Blountstown lor Father's Bay Oscar Merthie Jr. and Jer­ Their children will remain ome McGill are the life there for the summer. • • • guards at the Goldsboro Mrs. Glorisc Gray and fam awimmlng pool. They Inform­ fly motored to Blountstown for ed me that the pool will lie open every night from 7 In 0 Father’* Bay. • • • with the exception of SaturJ. 0 . Bethea, Instructor of urday. A nice place to cool English at Crooms High off these hot and humid School, U matriculating at nights. • • • Stetson University. • • • First Sergeant Lou Charle* Hildrad Green, the All-Con- Harold la visiting his family. ferenc* fullbaek of the Croomi Rgt Harold la approaching 20 High Panthers, will tie grind­ years in the armed forces. He ing out yarda for another is stationed at Fort Campschool next year. Ilia father, lull Kentucky • • • Rev. Green has been trans­ Rosa Harrell, a 10M graferred to another ehurch in Fort Meade. My guess ti, Hil­ dusts of Croomi High School, drad will doo the colors at has begun to distinguish her­ Union Academy of Bartow. self at Knoxville College as The Panthers are going to she did in high school. Was miss tills very fine boy. He talking to her father Elder Ernest Harrell the other day. has great potentialities. He is very proud of his daugh­ • • • William Long Sr., former ter. sheriff's deputy, la In the vet­ erans hospital at Bay Pines. Wishing him a speedy recov. ib Crooms Paving •ob Approved The paving o f slightly less than 1,000 fact of roadway adjacent to Croomi High School on a Joint basis with the Seminole County Board of Public I nst ruction was ap­ proved Tuesday by tha Coun­ ty Commission. At the request of tha school s y s t e m , t h e Commission agreed to provide the labor with the school bond provid ing materials resting approx­ imately 1.1,300. Th* paved areas will be utilised princi­ pally as loading ramps and access for aehool buses trans­ porting children to and from the institution. School Superintendent R. T Milwee requested that Com­ mission to authorise the pro­ ject as soon as possible so that it would tie completed by the time school resumes Aug. 31. However, the Commission — in agreeing to the school hoard’s proposal — approved the action subject to the road department accomplishing th* job when Ita schedule o f pro­ jects permits. • CURE • SIR LO IN • CLU n STEAI69‘ CHUCK STEAK Ib. BONELESS OVEN ROAST Ib.1 Wieners • « Bologna • Beef Liver • Smoked Sausage • Smoked Bacon / 3 LBS. $1 Slturfln* FLOUR 5 a. bag 29 Hhtirflne ()t. Jar Limit 3 with $.r> Order Sunlllc 30.1 Cans Limit 1 with 16 Order TOMATOES........ 9 ( ASST. FLAVORS Limit 1 with $6 Orde SALAD DRESSING 29 JUICE-RITE V. DUKE'S NORTHERN I LB. CANS DOG FOOD 12 C A N S 85 SOLID 0LE0 SIIURFRESI1 BISCUITS 1 Lb. Pkg. -Limit 2 with 13 Order • Mustard s p e c ia l s • Lollards • Turnip Greens • French Fries 10 OZ. PKG. YO U R CHOICE SEALS WE ET n s4 7 — Limit I with $.1 OnTc McK e n z i e 10 6 » 27 TOILET TISSUE 4-29 J'DodA (DjcuAu (OsdiqhJtA BLUE S E A L gal Lemonade or Limeade 5 L ANS 49 (p A o d u ce SpsudcdA JUMBO 2n Lit. AVG. WATERMELONS W 7 < JUMBO LEMONS ooz 49 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS F A N C Y YE LLO W Ib. 9c ONIONS 3 lbs. 25c TIP TOP SUPERM ARKETS: 4th S t & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th St. \ �«fe M i* a v * n ii ‘P n gs 10— Jane 24, 1964 Westside Fire Proposal Put Before Council Draw Warren, who has been Instrumental In an attempt to areata a west aid* volunteer fire department, appeared befo r the Count* Commlnlon Tuesday to set, as he put it, “ the reaction o f Die Commit* alonera toward making fundi available to the organisation" •o that it can proceed to or* ganlte a fire control district. “ M y experience in these m a t t e r s , " said Chairman James Avery, “ la that it is extremely difficult to get a majority o f registered free­ holders to the polls to vote on the creation o f a fire con­ trol district." But A very and the Commis­ sion did express the opinion that if the district can be created the board, according la permissive 1 e gi a 1 a t Ion, would give consideration to advancing funds to the dis­ trict which would be repaid from district receipts at a la­ ter data. Warren said he would con­ vey this Information to the present committee attempting to create the district. The Com­ mission asked Its attorney, Harold Johnson, to look Into the law providing the Com­ mission authority to advance funds and Invited Warren to be present et the next meet­ ing of the board. Rights-Of-Way For 427 Sought The State Road Department Will be asked by the Seminole County Commission to acquire rights-of-way along tha west side o f SR 427 for the event­ ual widening the roads. A t Tuesday's meeting of tha Commission the report of appraisers Richard McCanns and A. B. Psterson Jr., Indi­ cated that acquiring rights-ofway along tha west side o f the highway would be more feas­ ible snd “ the least axpenslvs." Upon this advice and the recommondatlon o f County Engineer William Bush, tha Commission voted to request the Stats Road Department lo begin acquiring the rights-ofway. FRESH ! N E V E R FROZENI F L A . GRADE “ A ” WHOLE CHUCK swiss 88‘ «•59 (ROUND BEEF...5 By Maryann Miles Eleven members of near Lake Roy Scout Troop 230, along with Scoutmaster Bruce Nelson, hiked to a campsite north o f Lockhart last Friday where they spent the next day swimming, fishing and build­ ing a bridge over a small Btream. Boys on tha camp wara Xrist Salmi, Ray Galliford, Steve Riley, Dennia II road­ way, Charles Chapman, Peter Hall, nugo Rlgglo Jr., Robart Bunnell, Barry Gibbons and Craig and Keith Belch, man. N ext Monday all scout and tub leaders o f Die area will meet at the homo o f Robert Bunnell In Bear Lake to com plele plana fo r tha Nation­ wide Heritage Program ache duled for Saturday, July 1H. “ M A X W E L L HOUSE • A L L GRINDS CORNED BEEF________ l b . 69 "A R M O U R S T A R " C A N N E D " P L A N T A T IO N " QUICK OR REG. GRITS . . . . MEAL . . . . PEACH . . . . STRAWBERRY . . PIZZA MIX . . . SPAGHETTI DINNER FRUIT DRINKS . HALVES . . . COCKTAIL . . . CORN . . . . PEPPER . . . . B-B-Q SEASONING . TOILET TISSUE . . TOWELS. . . . NAPKINS . . . KOTEX . . . . SAUSAGE PICNICS . . $1.99 PORK STEAKS lb. 49c Ma x w e l l PORK ROAST lb. 39c BACON . . . 49c 7 h o u s e . 25c GIZZARDS . lb. 29c WIENERS . . . 49c A . 25c mprod uce m . 29c H O N EYDEW . 39c M ELO N S . 39c . 39c 3/S1.00 4/S1.00 W ater­ 4/S1.00 melons Doz. 6/S1.00 . 19c R O L L S . •. Mt 59c . 31c 11 oz. 27 . 25c HO NEY . 35c . 25c . 45c 2 ooz. 73* 12 r 98‘ . 23c "AILMOUH S T A R " SLICED LB. PKG. F L A . GRADE " A " F R Y E R " T H R IF T W A Y " A L L M E A T LII. PKG. Ifl OZ. JAR LB. C A N Lim it: One With Your *5 Or .More F«od Order Please “ SW EE T ’ N LUSCIOUS" m 18 OZ. JAR ■ T H R IF T Y " PRESERVES “KRAFT" 18 OZ. PKG. "K R A F T " W IT H M E A T 16 OZ. l ’ KG. 48 OZ. C A N S “ P O L L Y " PEACH S W IF T S D U A L IT Y SHORTENING NO. J tj C A N S JU IC Y S W E E T “ S A N T A ROSA" NO. F R U IT SOI "F R E N C H ’S " IU.ACK JEWEL “ F L O R ID A " 3 LB. C AN C AN S 21 LI). NO. SOS C AN S "S T O K E I.Y " CREAM OK W HOLE A vr. H i OZ. C AN "S A R A “FRENCH'S" H i OZ. PKG. "SO FT-W E V E " 3 RO LL PKG. LE E " “ MORTON’S" PKG. “ K L E E N E X " W H IT E OR COLORED JUMBO R O LL PKG. OF SO “ REG. S IZ E " REG. PKG. GRADE A LAR G E A P IM A N W A Y FROZEN EGGS PIZZA 4 OZ. C A N "L Y K E S " V IE N N A ■ L E A N “ BOSTON B U T T " COFFEE 4 LII. PKG. “ T H R IF T Y " PRESERVES ■ LE A N -C U T "W E S T E R N ” corn * "P L A N T A T IO N " "8 IIU It F IN E " 3 LB. C A N 4 Lit. I’ KO. “ KLE E N E X " TABLE to SANFORD *1" lbs. “ ARM O U R S T A R " T il- C " ASST. FLAVO R S Bear Lake Boys Enioy Camping _ • M s sas Mans aM to i Men). SM kostest I * ef gilts mi WenaatW rife tor to asnwas fcmritaMy, sag m l ferns • gsasnws mi “ TAB LE-READ Y'” TILIsflflURY" BISCUITS.......6 SOLID 6 Ox. Lim it) One With Your IS Or Mora Food Order Please fs a s " K R A F T S " CHEESE FOOD Virginia r*Lroskt p. a Bos liu Sanford Phyllis Hugcaaleia P A 3-US4 Labs Mary N ora Norris TB t-1114 8 . Seminole MiMre4 llaaey M ary Gatlings Bear Lake XU-M47 VELVEETA....... 60 E XTR A GOLD BOND With This |Coupon d Tha P a rt base Of "H ot Shot" STAMPS BUG K IL L E R Plat Can 58c |Coupon good at yoar *Thriftw ay“ ( Only, T k r i Saturday, Juno ST , 60 E XTR A With Thla Coupon A Tha Purrhaao Of “ Instant" NESCAFE i 4 Os. Jar 11-05 Lim it! I With Y oar 15 O r Mora Food Order Please GOLD BOND STAMPS I Coupon good at yoar “Thriftway^ Only, Thru Saturday, Jana 37 , 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla |Coupon 4k Tha Purchase O f “ Teoderleol" STAMPS IN S T A N T TEA ' H i Os. Jar Me Coupon good at ro a r •‘ Thriftway" ( Only, Thru Saturday, Jana XT , 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND W ith Thla ! Coupon 4k Tha Purchase O f “ Hill’s " Horse Meat STAMPS 13 14 Os- Co m 45c [ Coupon good at your -T h riftw ay" ( s ly , Thra Saturday, Jana >7 50 E X T R A With Thla Coupon A The Purchase O f GOLD BOND 3 STAMPS “ Cut-Up" Fit VERS Coupon good at your *ThriitwayH| Only, Thru Saturday, June 37 ' 50 E X TR A GOLD BOND YV1th Tills I Coupon £ The Purchase Of “ Fresh" O R AN G E STAMPS JU IC E 13 Os. Jar 48c I Coupon good at your “ Th riftw ay"! I Only. Thru Saturday, Juno ST , �~J*T )*' ; * Toll Free Service Helps The growth and development of the eastern, western, northern and particularly the southern sections of Seminole County has been closely fol­ lowed by the growth o f the county’s school system. In fact, the numeri­ cal growth o f both has and is still going hand In hand. Sometime ago the Sheriff's De­ partment, attempting to serve the constituents o f this aren, installed toll free telephone service through­ out the county. In an emergency, or even in routine matters, when Sem­ inole County residents need to con­ tact the Sheriff's office all they have to do is dial a number. There is no toll charge, no long distance operat­ or must handle the call and no local or area code numbers are involved, even using the direct dialing techni­ que. Recently, because o f the growing need and the cost o f toll calls be­ tween the Sanford area and other acctions o f the county, the County Clerk's office installed toll free lines. It enhances service and is actually less expensive than the accumulated toll charges, even though the lines Ho^uaygNGE^iLiwyAKMg run between $00 and $75 dollars a month each. Now a third county ngency — the Seminole County Board of Public In­ struction — has t.uthorized the in­ stallation o f toll free service lines. This service, despite the monthly expense o f the lines, will be provided at less cost to the board and the tax­ payers than the accumulative total o f toll charges on individual calls to and from the various schools and oth­ er individuals and businesses in the outlying parts o f Seminole. The Herald reviews nil o f .this to point out that in the long run San­ ford area citizens would have been better o ff financially to have voted in favor of the proposed metropolitan phone system when the poll was tak­ en by Southern Bell Inst Kebrunry. Sooner or later the metro system must become a reality. We can only hope that those instances will serve to remind us that support o f the metro system should be given — if and when we have another opportun­ ity to express ourselves in favor of it. W A S H N G TO N Worry Clinic la a very popular school prin­ cipal in Indiana. 11c formerly was quite suc­ cessful, too, as the high school athletic coach. “ Dr. Crane,” he said, “ I wish you'd outline the medi­ cal reasons why smoking shor­ tens an atholcte'e wind. "1 am sure coaches and teacers all over America would welcome a specific, mechancial explanation. “ We have all been taught that smoking hampers an ath­ lete, but tills general state­ ment is seldom documented in language the students can readily understand." Mr. Johnson's practical query is often repeated by other high school and college coaches all over America. For much of our knowledge b clothed in long words that are beyond the comprehension of (lie usual student, And many professors fail to Illustrate their lectures with concrete cases that simplify abstractions. Yesterday I mentioned the medical fact that smoking causes irritation, much as peeling an onion will make a housewife cry. And this thickened fluid that coats the hmga will slow down the exchange of oxygen across the delicate mem­ branes. Our blood gives o ff carbon dioxide and is supposed to load up with fresh oxygen as it flows through the thin roemhranea of the lungs. But it Is an axiom of com­ mon experience that the thick­ e r the layer of insulation, the •lower will water or heat pass through it. Let me exaggerate to clear up tills point faster. Sup­ pose the non-smoker's lungs arc coated with 1/16 inch of fluid w h i l e the smokers lungs are painted with 1/8 inch. Obviously, that fact alone will slow down the oxygen ex ­ change and thus “ shorten the wind” of the smoker! Hut there are other medical factors, loo, that explain why smoking shortens one's wind. For example, the mere act of sucking on a clgarcl im ­ mediately speeds up your heart rate by as much as 20 beats per minutcl And in athletics, you need a slow heart beat for greatest efficiency. As your heart rate zooms, so does the demand for oxy­ gen. Thus, the smoker con­ sumes more oxygen even before he stsrts s race and that hampers ills chances of winning. Our A M.A. created a spe­ cial committee to analyze these effects and warned that; “ The relative oxygen de­ ficiency from smoking 3 ciga rets is equal to that of tra­ veling at a 7,300 foot alti­ tude.” If you ever tried to climb a mountain, you may rem em ­ ber how short of wind you were. For the oxygen is less in the thinner air at higher alti­ tudes. So (he smoker handicaps himself, even at low altitudes, by thus -educing his oxygen supply both by the thicker mu­ cous coating plus the faster pulse rate. For further facts, semi for my medical booklet “ How to Break the Tobacco and L i­ quor habits," enclosing a long stamped, return enve­ lope, plus 20c. Phil Newsom Says four-star U.S. general who is retiring from his Southeast Asia command, eslimulea thul In South Viet Nam the situ­ ation is now nut quite hack to where it was nine month* ngo Juit prior to the over­ throw o f the Ngo Dinh Diem regime. Two military coups later South Vietnam’s premirr, Mnj, Gen. Nguyen Khanh, estimates that he needa at least, a year to close South Viet Nam’a military and political ranks and begin to turn th* tid* against the Communist Viet Cong. Whether he has that year Allsmnnt* Rprings Genets remains, a haunting doubt. Mrs. Julls Itsrtos Mrs. Jos. E. Maihieus 811-1918 The atepped-ur military 348-4824 phase In the struggle for Bear Lak*-Fnr*s! City Lsks Mary Mrs. Maryann Miles South Viet Nam generally Mrs. Frances Wcater 8.18-3678 322-6216 may lie dated from 1030 U'hert Casselberry Lake Monroe the central committee o f thu Mrs. Jans Canselberry Mr*. 11. L. Johnson Communist party o f North 838-5046 311-4729 Viet Nam railed fo r reunifi­ Chulaota Long wood cation o f V iet Nam by all Mrs. Joan Magia Mr*. Donna Kates "appropriats mrnna." >55-9749 838-3317 H ie pace o f the Communist \ DeBary North Orlando offensive stepped up another Mrs. Adsm Muller Air*. Doris Dean notch when the Geneva con­ 668-4416 >23-1986 ference o f 1062 established soDeltons Osteen called neutrality for Lao*. Mrs. Mildred Hsaey Mrs. Clarenre Snyder 668-5611 831-494! But, while the fighting in Enterprise South Viet Nam seemt to bog Oviedo Miss Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evslyn Lundy down in a morass o f jungle, 661-8115 >85-981 • twam pi and Ineptitude, there also is a precedent which pro­ vides both a hop* o f ultimata success and a measure o f the determination it w ill require. That example i* Malaya. It waa In 1948 that the British declared a state of Page 1A Sanford, Flolrda Wednesday, June 24, 19G4 emergency against Commun­ W ALT KM A. Ul BLOW, BUM OH A.XU PLBLMMKH ist terrorism. It waa 12 years M A X K VOLTOLIftK, ctrewlsilea - Oeaerel Maaaie* later, on July 91, 1060, that 4VLIAM L STHMSTHOM M OV G H K K N the government o f a newly in­ Associate Editor Advsrtlslaa M taegtr MAMMY I. JOHNSON dependent Malaya finally lift­ MOV P U T T A lia s s in g Editor atn s re l Advertising Mensger ed it. U O TTIH A t ST1ST City Editor U AM U IB TT B. STAPLETON In the Intervening year*, 111)1 WDI.LS Clsismsd Director official eitimatea placed tha c-u n tr Editor JANIM IBOKMAMHB R E l’ SEX K tL L K U ItE W number o f Communist guer­ U d i Ii s m Meamgsr Tslssraph Editor rillas killed at nearly 7,000 U O ttll W IL L IA M S r a io w ells Social* Editor aischsnleel lu p t and those captured at mors than 1,200. Malayan army and SLMSCM1PTION NATES M e s s D elivery Hy Mall police lost 2.348 killed, and SeeslaeU r e a l l y A ll O i l * among civilians 2,400 w ert l i e W stk I M S I T e»r 111 i t 1 Tsoy !.*• S Months ».? ! • Months listed killed by terrorists and A l t | Months I »0 I Months more than 800 misting. l.M 1 M sslb 1-SS t Month D. A. P sstsl n s a u U tls s i provide that s ll MSlI subscription* he Communist tactics — kid­ psld Is advene*. nap, terrorism and living o ff Entered s* second c l*** a u t l* r O c to »«r It. ISIS a t th* P **t the countryaide-had been al­ O ff i c e * f Sanford. Florida, under th* Act e f C esar*** of March. most Identical to those later Tha IlorslS Is a member of th* L’ nlied P r a ia .which la *■• cr, ployed In-SnutluVirt* Vam, ■*jttvd sxd u rivsly t* th i u i» for rspubllcsttoa o f alt th* local To defeat approximately saws p rin t** la this atvapapar. Herald Area Correspondents Wyt fpraUt wx Old Term Now Obsolete the Humphrey salute, like vuU‘,1 that nf s boxer whit'd won his big fight, will do to symbo­ Inst week to gag the Si-unte lize tire end o f an era in debate on Civil Rights, Sena­ American history— and the tor Hubert Humphrey ruised beginning of another. clenched fists above his head It I* the m i! o f any reason­ in n silent cheer for his vic­ able hope that Americans call tory. defend their privacies and It was n gesture to the lheir personal properties hy press gallery. Its effect was parliamentary procedures. A t largely lost because must re­ a meeting just one hour be­ porters had their eyes drwn fore the Ronnie convened over their tally sheets. Hut that morning o f June 10th, the .Southern bloc Still had hopes o f enough Republican vote* to atop the grig rule. Had these Itepiihlican vote* licen forthcoming, the Civil Bights hill would net have been defeated, but it surely would have been open to com­ 10,000 rebels, .Malaya hail to promise and modification. use iiiiii ly 170,000 regular Two GO!' leadei* made tha ami auxiliary police, plus 1<7,- difference. Everett Dirksen, ooo British, Australian ami the minority leader, had prr. Minded half a dozen fence sit­ Malayan troops ters to rome down on his side An is true now in South and to vote for cloture. ills Viet Nani, they had to over­ reasoning was that tha GOB come deep suspicions among Convention of next month would he meeting under a the peasant population. Before they finally Won, cloud unless the Civil Bight* hill w-ern enacted by that the British introduced tile time. Idea o f the tratrgir, nr selfThe other crucial figure dvfrndrd village, often over was Barry Gold water, who the violent objections of the chose not to exert the power local populatron*. The same o f leadership which has so bleu has been tried in South recently rome into his hands. Viet Num. \ , tbr nominee.apparent of But their were Important his party, he could have drdifferences. Unlike the U.S. mended thnt hi* followers position in .South Viet Nam, join him in opposing the dothe British were In rnintnalid. line. Tida lie did lint do. He The army never took a Vil­ made his own position clear. lage that it did not intern) to He did not rally likcmimhd hold. A * the army proved its Hrpuhlirans to support the rompelrnre, and food and mod- .Southern conservatives. iclnt* began arriving, tho v il­ Btnut-heurU'd Southerners, lagers gained confidence. to whom 1 talked after the Confidence and faith were vote, admitted that they the keys in Maluyn-ipinlitlos stood at Appomattox. The win eo far lacking in South Viet is over. The Liberal bloc, headed hy Humphrey and Nam. The problem in South Viet aided by Dirksen, bus the Nam is a greater one than will and the weapona to slum Malaya, both in numbers and t h i s Federal force hill fo r the fact nf privileged through to final passage sanctuaries in Laos, Cambod­ within a few day*. The break­ ing o f the filibuster had the ia and North Viet Nam. W ASHINGTON’ , As the 71st .iieiud nf a knell l>. C. — , . MONEY J u st tell u s how m u c h you need to pay old bills, for h o m e improvements, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cttll 74 MonthIf Tm Hit • »* 1 r>F6ll«All $170 00 188 00 27UOO 317.00 4J7 00 597 00 3 7 00 11 00 13 00 1800 74 00 37 00 for uiiilly other conservative rallies be­ Sen at or yond this omnibus hill. The famous old term for th* Semite — * "citadel” to de­ fend minority causes—now seems obsolete. That is what has ended, but what has begun may he another resistance, outside tho parliamentary halls, out­ side the courts, and Into tha streets, possibly onto the hustings o f the national elec­ tion. For tlin American people will not lake the enforcement of thi* Act lying down. When respectable businessmen start going to jail for noncompHene, when clever lawyer* probe for loopholes o f avoid* nnee, when some o f the pro­ visions prove an impossible to police as waa I'rohlldtlon, there may ho a **becklash” which resemble* the present rare riot* only a* the flip o f a piece o f string resemble* a lashing steel cable. Far from ensing racial ten­ sions, tills hill is apt to in­ furiate Negroea with disap­ pointment, at ivhet it will aetumpli'dt, while it angeis white people at what It lie. tusnds. As Senator Ervin of North Carolina said in de­ list*, the Federal Gnveria mrnt under Prohibition could not regiilale whet ro*n put into their stomechs, and still less ran regu l*t« whet goes into men’s minds. Sorb a re­ gulation would bn the drfiniticn o f absolute tyinnny. TH R E E - (N E A ) — way, here it what the Presi­ advocating this Greek-Turkish Here is the unbelievable two- dent will do in his talks with painginph atorjr o f how a Inonu; Turkish invasion of Cyprus — Slake it clear that the was prevented. United States agrees with the The Turka were ready to go Greeks that the presrnt con­ with their invasion forces when President ohuson sent stitution o f Cyprus is un­ quirk word to Turkey's Prime workable. It gives the Turk­ powers Minister Ismrt Inonu that he ish minority strong recalled that some time bark o f veto over decisions hy the the Turka had casually said Greek msjnrity.) — Say he agrees with Ihe they’d take no drastic action Turks that some nay must without consulting the United he found to guarantee thr States. Johnson reminded Inonu right* nf Ihe Turks, whn have there had been no consulta­ lived in Cyprus for centuries tions. He said he knew the and who account for a fifth Turks didn't break promises, o f thr population. — Tell inonu that the Unit­ So why didn’t the Turks and the Americans talk fist, be­ ed .Stales will hack him in an effort to obtain an inlci na­ fore military action? guarantee for the With no more ado, the tional Turks railed o ff the invasion. Turkish minority on Cyprus— Johnson formally invited In- a guarantee barkrd hy United onu to Washington. He arri­ Nations or other acceptable ved mid they had theii flint "third p arly" military force*. — Suggcit it’s now “ unrea­ talk Monday. Immediately following the sonable" to expect the Greeks Johnson lnnnu talks, Greek and Turk* on Cyprus to "rea ­ end thr dispute Prime Minister George Pap- sonably" themselves. They'r* too work­ andrcau will come to Wash­ ington for similar talks with ed up. — Tell Inonu that If he isn't Johnson. They are scheduled to meet Wednesday and happy with the thought o f having the Cyprus problem Thursday. There is speculation within settled in Ihe United Nations, the State Department that then Tuikey and Greece had the Turk*, though determined better sit down and eonis to on nn invasion, deliberately nn agreement on what is to done on Ihe Island. leaked their intentions end Rut the United States, in then wailed lung enough for the United Stutes to act. Secretary o f Slate Dean Itusk'a adviser* are convinc­ ed, nevertheless, that the danger of a Turkish invasion has not been einsed, only postponed. V A T IC A N C IT Y ( U P !) — They helieva tliers is a Pope Paul V I said today the powerful ffeellng among Tur­ Roman Catholic Church Is ac­ kish leaders Hint they must tively studying the “ extreme­ corns to the military aid of ly serious problem" o f birth thu Turkish miiiurity in Cy­ control. prus. Rut he said so far he find* Experts In tin* Department no ground* for changing o f Stats privately bellevs that church policy, which includes tile Cyprus constitution spe­ a total ban on artificial con­ cifically give* Turkey the right to Invade Cyprus under traceptives. In one o f th* major speech­ the conditions that nuw exist on the island, (Greece has es of hi* year-old pontificate, the Pope apoke before 26 car­ the same right.) Hut right or not, tho United dinal* nn the eve o f hi* name states fears s Turkish inva- day, the Feast o f St. John the sion of Cyprus would set o ff Baptist. He covered subjects n Greok-Turklsh war, disrupt ranging from Christian unity Hits North Allontlc Treaty Or­ to world peare. The discussion o f birth con­ ganization and aril the stage for major gains tiy the Soviet trol came at a time when the subject Is the topic o f lively Union. “ Krushchev Is eagerly w ail­ debate within the Catholic ing in the wings," says on" Church, especially over the U. S. diplomat unhappily. use o f newly-developed con­ I f hi* adviser* have Iholr traceptive pills. Pope Frowns On Birth Control Policy Change Holmes Alexander Great Viet Nam Problems UI’ I Foreign News Analyst Dispatches from Saigon, Bangkok, Vietimie and Wash­ ington have been making it increasingly clear that the Un­ ited Statea Is in the jungle m il paddy war fo r Southeast Asia up to Us nrmpita and that the way la going to he neither short nor easy. It either must win, nr ac­ hieve military stalemate be­ fore even thinking of settlemrntOen. Paul D. Harkins, the i Political Notebook Dr. Crane’s CASE T-103: David John ion > 4 Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley FINANCE SERVICE, INC, of Sanford 110 South Magnolia S treet..........., , , . F A 2 4612 tion, may he misleading Itself and Turkey. The Turkish government is in * position to force the Turks on Cyprus to agree to a solution. Cyprus Turks are dependent on Turkey. The Greek government is in no position to forrs the Greeks on Cyprus to agree to anything because, being a strong majority on thr island, they sre nnt dependent on Greece. • Q 's and A 's Q— In what theater was Abraham Lincoln shot? A — Font’s Theater In Wash­ ington. Q— What was thr first wov­ en material for clothing? A — Linen. Wool probably whs nert. Q — What whs America'* first world's fair? A — The Centennial Exposi­ tion in Philsdelphia in 1876. Q— Who ha* been called the “ Hebrew L iv y ” ? A —The Jewiah h is to r ic Josephus because of the char­ acter of his works. Q—How many carat* in pura gold? A — Pure gold ie 24 carats. OVER 35 YEARS A t First ft Palmetto (Alongside old poet s ffic e ) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel a • Furniture • Tile • Plano* • Rental Beds blORfll ITu AIT Peasants■ N .« IMITM COtOW* ,$ 8 9 3 0 T in most immediate result of this bill’s enactment sceias very likely to be for America llm first Presidential eleclinn in whirl! the two rare* are In open conflict. Morn than ever, Burry Golilwater becomes s man caught up in a hurricane o f social lurbuleli'P. Up till now, Im has successfully responded to the rotintry** demand for eco­ nomic sanity and national pride. But, depending on whether he choose* to mount this whirlwind and try to rid'- it, hr n,,w may well be­ come, both In the Nurth and South, the candidate o f those demanding both lleeistanre and Repeat, i t Is a subject that needs another rohimn. C ENTRALLY f& e tis Kellum Dies TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) J. G. Kellum. business man­ ager nf Florida Stain College for Women from 1907 In I94S, ilied here Tuesday. He was 92. DUCT - S lit ln S i- U a n ilit lir 'S g e o K g e S tu a rt O iJ s iip K "i-o.iwto— O— SO M H IlLIICt EST. 1933 N s i m + H C f A T A 'S A V W 114 So. Phone H EATED, Palmetto FA 2-0814 LO VELY NEW HOMES Ravenna Park NOW O N DISPLAY — IN — M ODERN K IT C H E N S B Y C O N V E N IE N T V A, F H A , A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G G E N E R A L f t ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today LOANS UP TO $600 FAMILY government face-to-face solu­ C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . CUSTOM B U IL D IN G General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY T y - SPECIALTY Phone 322-3103 CLU11 IU ). - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS ST E N ST R O M Sale* Agents A REALTY 322-2420 J �i Horoscope Forecast TH U RSD AY .JUNE 22, 1H4 G E N E R A L TENDENCIES: Th l» la an unusually Rood day to wind up quickly whatever Important plana you put into l n otion In tba paat aeveral <Uya and to find aoma m w iroaoa by which to handle and to arrange your practical af­ fairs on a more solid and secure atructure. Fine lor inter* osta concocted with public commodities, real estate. ARIES (M arch 21 to April ID)— H you delve Into political affaire, aa well aa making i are fundamental mattcra at borne are Improved, you make big headway now. Make good impressioa on a big executive. Use finest talents. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20 )— Busily gad about seeing good friends end associates so that you cement better rela* Is lions; set plana for the fu­ ture wisely. Be helpful where needed. Courtesy wins all. G EM INI ( May 21 to June I D — Centering your atten­ tion upon increasing Income is very important today. You have very practical ideas at your fingertips and can put them Into operation. Dine well In P. M. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)— Meeting the right people socially, who will be able to assist you to accom* pllah what you have In mind, is wise today. Be magnetic, Improve wardrobe. Put a flower In your lapel. LEO (July 22 to August 21) — Investigating whatever la puzzling can result In getting some pretty Interesting an­ swers. Plan to get ahead fast­ e r In the early future. This helps you to be better pre­ pared, too. V1ROO (August 22 to Sept­ ember 22)— Consulting with true allies gives them a chance to help you with any difficult mattcra at hand, lie joyful and gain your cherishfebed alms. Mate la loyal—be happy tonight. U B R A (September 23 to October 22)— You can Increase good will In public life by taklog advantage of opportuni­ ties afforded you. This pleas­ es a blg-wlg. You are then given every sort of encouragemen! you need. SCORPIO (October 22 to November I I ) - Mealing new and fascinating people can Dow bring a change In condi (ions that will be definite lm provemant In your life. Trade ideas. Plan Joint projects. SAGITTARIUS (November 12 to Deoomber I I ) — H 2 °“ handle your Job so efficiently that you make a deep Impress­ ion on higher-ups, advance­ ment cornea easily. Mata will «haa appreciate you more. Be fentle. CAPRICORN December 21 to January 2 0 )- Don’t try to welch an any agreements you have made or you lose valu­ able allies. I f you have any complaints, come out with them quickly. Talks will clari­ fy all. AQUARIUS January 21 to February 181— You actually enjoy your Job and If you •how you are enthusiastic, you can easily get a raise. Co-workers Itstan to your Ideas. They cooperate fully If you are courteous. PISCES (February 20 to March 201— Happiness can be considerable U you get lose til­ er with those who are Inter­ esting companions. Loyalty and generosity are the key­ notes. Make your plana early, get reservations. IF YOUR C llllJ ) 18 BORN TO D AY, there will be a won­ derful combination of materialmlndcdnrss and esthetic appreciation, spirilual deve­ lopment. Understanding the needs of the public is easy here and greatest amount of prosperity comes from giving the public what It wants, be It on the stage or in commod­ ities, utilities, real estate, etc. Give a combined business and academic course of education. “ The Stare tmpal, they 4e net com pel." What you make of your life is largrly «p to YOUI Carroll Righler'a Individual Forecast for your sign foe July Is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and tl.OO to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1121, Hollywood 28, California. The Florida Public Utilities Commission reports the Gen­ eral Telephone Co. la adding customers at e greater rate than any o f Florida's other 1? talaphona networks. The mojarra, Ilka those at the Miami Seaqurium, la o f­ ten celled a shiner. It Is vary remmon and grows to a length o f about a fo o t OUR BOARDING HOUSE lyanv W eU ,4'R/ you ■b'a ftr a fo r l P age 2 A — June 24, 1964 W rraTl By Galbraith' SIDE GLANCES WILL BB^. T e iL v o u w H s r r n t - D O — r t u l ONE YX> A SPECIAL RATB OP A £ FCW YOU*; PORTRAIT IN , CANVAS FOR F06TERtTy/-au ' HAfl-RVMP///— MV OTHER OIL/ MY USUAL PRiCfc ID / "TWO PORTRAITS VJCRB PONE• tOO.RUTYOU WANDA /BV Z’ORiJ AND dARGEHT/— DISTINGUISHED LOPKlNO BOTH PAlfdTlNlOS ARE NOW . FACE— - 60 MUCH 1HANG1M6 IN EUROPEAN : w a R A C T 6 R / IC A N MU6EUM4-HAK-KAFA/ »A|NT YOU IN YOU* home, a t Yo u r LEISURE/, # 1 { A b o u t -* TIME /AfloTMER f PORTRAIT* OUT OUR I W AY Wind and rain hav dulled his co at And left him pale and ta in t. And thRt'fi the reason, I suppose. Th a t, he te called O ld P a in t ! • » a , • •R • 'HE’S tha ona that alaapa with tha booka, the teddy baar and tha gun. I sleep with tha rabbit and tha fir* truckl" By Kate Osann TIZZY 4 * • l jrtwiu«M£ WHY MOTH FITS GOT GRAY im s ite m u e an_ OUR ANCESTORS TRU E H d M PM JjfflUd co. i ■ • M k «m u T x a »i *ou know, Father, if wa had a sw im m in g pool you'd have a lot leaa grata to mowl'' C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner i ft v/ 1 “ Tom Swift and HI* Elactrlo Toothbrush’? Who’d but a Wild yam Ilka that?" SHOUT RIBS o • 0 L * 'Maw, It wasn't much of a party. . . not worth taking • -- fori *ori " a bath Wwfcs off Harris ACSOS> ---- Rabbit* BUGS B U N N Y e-Wby Do* Is Answer to Previous Punk ■ Pedal digit l«y whisker DM S tSIUk Hsk ISBekfcU 14 Among U “ UroUwr Ktbbtt sag trn a IS Hindi it - r *11 — -j I * ) 20 Cctut.lUUue 21 Looms atPittnUte heir 2SO c* m UCaeceralag Origin jtj.w uh month 31 31-----" V Hailstorm ST Haul ST m as M tM O M Med® SHOT, MISS n U M M f* y V I i f A SHOTiH XxHt • '3 T SMX TO The R e scu e — 41 Imscts a e“ THAIS ALL A3* NOW—BHB ^ NCI09 RfST-FHf 53 CONFUSNCC 48 "Lock « AT TIC HOSaVTAL-IDMOmtOW n o te MDWlnct 40 T it * Ink 4AIItnee custody SOAmericas 41 Amphuhaakta educator 44 galst ( I PrepotHla* 4« Additions! 47Sbi*14 Olbbsy M B yw syef dSHrdact &2Swlh* > I * �m hm m m h Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Classified Phone From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NO T LONG D ISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBtXJTY: The Herald wm not M re­ sponsible (or more than one incorrect lotarllon of your ad and reserve* the right to revise or reject an; advertise meat from what ordered to conform to the policies of this piper. CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: Tues., tnru FrL • t P. M. day before Insertion. Moo. • Sat noon. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuaa., thru Fri. • 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. • S at noon. Legal Notice NOTICE 18 H E IIK U Y <11V KN that T h l Housing Author* Uy of th i City o f Sanford Florida will in tirta ln propoa a ll to furntlh on# P o w ir Mnw-sr o f th i follow ing d u erlpllon. or III squtvalsnt! lllilln e M ow ir ) ; II. P. Wisconsin Motor At l e n t SI" cut Itr.pi n a r tir T t r v ir ii (lia r t ln r ir l cutting M id i which ran hi d l i i n e n i d for starting and riding o v ir curln A t IrAit on* w h irl mint turn for r u t atu rln a A lio a ltir n a ti bid, I m lrm li In o f Die Bnapprr ni.ti or p ro p o n li will hi received In th i o f f l n o f th i Authority up until 2:00 P. St July 1. l* «t . Furtlur Information irmy t>i oblAlneJ by cuntaollng tin Ks n u ll v i D lrictor at tin Slain O f f ln In th* Administration Ilulldlna, C u t l i P n w a r Court. Sanford. Florida Oordnn L Hradliy, K ircu tlv# Director T h i Housing Authority of tin C ity o f Binford. Florida ru b llih Juna 14, 1)14. O D A -II CLASSIFIED IND E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals D. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Rabysitters 21. Beauty Sulons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 3 1*A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36*A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trnilors - Cnbnnns 1. Lost & Found LOST: Dsdset hound, white, brown, blsck. Answers to name "Bodlne", vicinity No. Orlsndo, Seminole tiled. 112WARD. I'h. 139 1323. Legal Notice i\ t h i : r i u r t i t r m i i t h i li t: n i n t h .ii i m h i . r m Cl IT IN .4 NII F il l! k h m i n o i .i : f OL'NTV. FLORID ( . n iA N r r n r no, iiiik TUB IID6TON F IV E CKNTS RAYIM18 RANK, r te ln ll ff, ve. F R A N K L. McCORMICK. el el. Defendant*. NOTII K OF SUIT IN mouth It ( he roHKvi.oNCiiK 2. Notices • Personals VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED O NLY *5.83 SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR R E X A IR D EALER 2555 S. Park 322 6511 P SrraLb June 24, 1964— Pnge 3A By Nadine Seltzer SW EETIE PIE LAKE LOT, 322 0184. N E W HOMES 6 Ml. South on Rt. 17-92 LAKE M ARY. N E W HOMES V A -F H A — FH A IN-SERVICE Maine SI rent So. Longwvod District USED lumbet, an sizes. Used Bricks. 322-2506. AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING 35. Articles Wanted INSTALLATIO N - SERVICING Good Used Cara Sold DISCARDED clean c o t t o n 818 French Ave. 322-7765 clothing ot rags. 322-2750. 802 Highland Ave. Longwixwl, Plot id a Men! Opernte H E A V Y EQ U IPM ENT Vast new 15 year buildin program underway NOW. Additional men needed to train as H EAVY E Q U IP­ M ENT Operators. Complete training on ACTUAL E Q U I P M E N T of your CHOICE. Equipment Ope­ rators are among the high­ est paid skills In construc­ tion today. For complete in­ formation send name, ad­ dress, telephone number and hours at home to: $100 DOW N r w -n fttr ' “ I told you not to Inflato that air mattrosi until we reach camp!" 902 1st Ave. N. W. L irgo, Fla. 6 F o r R e n t Cont r act or s: Information about our trained operators FU RN . Gar. Apt., 2 UR. liv. rm. din. rm. elec. kit. upon request. 300514 French Ave. 322-7234 ■t. F o r R en t P R IV A T E Trailer Space SI FURN. ROOMS. Clean, close John’a River. July 1, Adults in. $8 per week. 305 S. Park Geneva 349-3703. Ph. 323-0705. Gar. apt. 1291 Magnolia Ava LO VELY Furn. 2 RR Gar. Apply 5-6:30. Apt. Ijik e Golden. Lake privileges. FURN. 3 Rm. Gar. Apt. Wa ter, flee. furn. Nice, shady Adult* only. 322-1305. UNFURN. 2 RR house. 2100 Cordova. Each *90. mo. Elite., *45. d ll Park. Ph. 322 0274 CLOSE IN. Apt. 322-2800. 1 HR. Furn. apt., lights, wa ler furnished. 322-5690. 3 BR Furn. bouse. All con­ veniences. 2461 Palmetto FURN. Garage apt. water 322-1249. furn. *45 mo. 303 S. Park Ave., Ph. 323 0705. UNFUIIN. 2 UR Duplex, kit equip!., exc. location, Ph 2UR, kit. rquipt. house, Ph. 322-3591. 322-8892, 1 BR Furn. house. 322-2307, FURN. A UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apts. T erran o 10 x 32 3 RR Housetxaller Alr-cond. Elder Springs floors, tile bath, Venetian Trlr, Pk. shades, water furn. Phone 322 2334 after • p. m. 1 BR., Furn. house, Lake Mary. No peta. 322-3040 or CLEAN Unfurl), apt. 309 S tar 322 6347. nolia. Apply downitatra af ler 6 p. m. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath & shower, suitable N E A T Furn. Cotta** for Cou lor couple or alogV* peraon pla, Pvt. yard. Naar Bsee or retired. All utUltlea in­ No Pet*. 1901 Palmetto, cluded la rent. Ideally lo 322-3821. cited on let St,, within 1 NICE 2 UR house, kitchen block o f 3 frea parking lot* equipped, *75 mo. Available god ahnpptog uenler. In July 1. 322-4145. qutrw at Manuel Jacobeon Dept. Store 311 E. First St. CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. 1 UR furn. apt. 601 1'ilnu‘Uo. 322 1374. 4-ROOMS, Furn. second floor. Pleasant, large and airy. Osteen. .122-5771. 2 BR House. Kit. equlpt, $75, Ph. 322-5303. t HR Furn. House. Ph. 668 5122 2 Bedroom furn. apt. Queancl Apts., 491 E. 141b St., I'h. 322 8191. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses Pay ton liualty 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha STORAGE SPACE. St. 322 1374. 307 *th W E L A K A APARTM ENTS Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unlurn. home at 909 Catalina Dr., *85. R A Williams, 322 3951 8. Bench Kenlain HUTCHISONS OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So, All antic Daytona Beach Call 322 4058 y. For Bale or Rent Lake LARG E 3 RR. 2 Bath unfurn House, Garage, bits of clos­ ets & storage space. Kenced yard. 912 Cherokee Cir­ cle, SunliDd, 322-8237, Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With tbe MANAGER A Front Men. Cash. SUPER TRADING Colonial Oil Co., 1501 French POST. PA 2-0677. Ave., Sanford, Fla. St. Johns Realty CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Nnll-Furay Furni­ ture. 901 W. First St., Th. 323-6591. 36. Automobile* - Truekn '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322 2283. 1958 6 Cyl. Chevrolet engine. Exc. cond. Reel's Paint A Body Shop. 10th £ Sanford. '60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Exc. cond. *895. 322-7514, •62 COHVAIH MONZA. 4apeed, bucket seats, while with red Interior, (1395. Ph. 322-3797 after S p. m. STURDY Small Wrecker. Exc. Cond. 1958 Merc. Sta. Wag. $375. Roy Reel's Paint A Body Simp loth St. A Sanford Ave, 1964 Corvair 700 4 Dr. A/T, RAH. Like New. *2195 1961 Corvair 700 4 Dr. HAH. Clean. (1095 SANFORD MOTOR CO. 800 French Ave. Ph. 322-1382 Used furniture, apptlancei, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. *200 BELOW LAWNS MOWED. 322 2t5S. M A R K E T VALUE Larry's 3tart 215 Sanford '59 Fonls; Ranch Wag. A 4* Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. LAWNS MOWED. Paul l-or.l. Dr. Sedan Clean *495 ca. 322 3219. FREE ESTIM ATE ‘55 Bulcks; *195 A *295 ^ WORK W ANTED: Week or Upholstering It Mattress ran- '55 Pont. Sta. Wag, *195 ovating. New A Used Furni­ '55 Olds 2 Dr. *195 day. Plume 322-7673. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. '55 G.M.C. Pickup $295 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 21. B e a u ty Sulims Ph. 322 8072 5*A 2 2117. •Spring Permanent .Special '53 Ruick, Good tirca, good 20 Percent off regular prices cond. Ph. 322-6554. Cut 'n Curl Itcauly Shop 3 COMPLETE ROOMS 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0831 O NLY *249 50 Easy Terms Permanent Special Shop and Save The M r* off Regular Prices Budget Way Children's Haircuts *1.00 1958 Imperial I^Baron 4 Dr. Aec Beauty Salmi, HT. full power. Beautiful Mayfair Hotel Ph. 32'.’ 8526 white with Mohair Interior. 19. Situations Wnntcd F U R N IT U R E OWNER SAYS SELL) W ANTED TO LEASE: 3 BR 3 HR Home on 2 Acres Lake unfurn. Home. Preferably front lot. Price Just Reduc­ air-cond. By Business Ex ed to 115,100. SEE THIS ecu Live. In beat location HUY TO U AYI Call Stem Will consider option to buy per Agency, 1919 So. French, immediate o c c u p a n c y Ph. 322-4691. Write Sanford, Herald, Box LOCH A It IIOR: Ry owner. ZOTO'S Budget Wave *7.51); 298 long wood 1'ln i a 84. $15 Regular * 10, Complete Spacious 3 BR., 2 bath, with 17 92 Ph 838 4583 3 BR Home unfurn. near SNAS eve. npp'ta. Free parking. Fla. room, can be used as 31. Arllclew For Sal* Reasonable rent. A v a l ! 2ml A Oak 4ih RR. Central oil heat. 2 •bout Aug. 5-6. Write details H A R R IE TT'S B E AU TY NOOK car carjwrte, extra large 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite. Good W. J. Kelly, 23 Salamnua 105 So. Oak — 322 5712 utility room. Large lot. Ph. Cond. *35. 322 8437. Ct., Lexington Pk., Mary 322 9051. 22. Build • Faint • Repair land. COLDSPOT Refrig. 12 cu. ft. 70 ih. freezer, Very good FOR A PAIN TE R , Inside oi 12. Real Ewtate For Sale cond. *60. 322 6613. Rcmiv for Occupancy out, call Luther Tasker at BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. TO SE TTLE E STATE E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R AGENCY . REALTO R 146* S, Park Ave. Phonal PA 2 2264 or P A l-M S V A - FHA Property Management A Suioa Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers fur your aclcrllon these Beautiful I , I , * 4 lied room Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To mak« tha beat hum# buy, see tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty F H A - V A HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, 145, L 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM EN TS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information S#a Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Slenstrom Realty 2 OR., kitchen equipped house, 1SG5 Park Dr. *83 mo. 322-3889. G B E E N B R IAR 1810 W. Third St. Clean, new­ Choir# lots availabl# tn ly decorated, modern, 2 BR Greenbrlar nf Loch Arbor unfurn. Ph. Bartow, Fla overlooking go lf rours#. 533-2328. Custom building to your m sjut If Icallous. Greenbrlar 8. Bench Rental* developed by NEW SM YRNA BEACH. 2 KINGSW OOD BUILDERS, INC. BR. Furn. near ocaan. Ry week, month, Lynn Lyon, 202 Fairmont Dr. 322 5841, F A 2-8074 V A -F H A — FH A IN-SERVICE Open Wgd-Thura-Frl Noon to Dusk West on 1st St. to Persimmon Ix>ft tn 4th St. Bnll-Blnir Agency It E A L ESTATE- INS UK ANCE 3rd A park Ave. Plume 522 5641 OLDER HOME. 3 Br. large room*, largo shady lot with fruit trees. No down pymt. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone 322 5399. 322 6159. 2f>. Fiumliinp .Services $ Bank PIANO SVC. A TUNING Helm Haling • llofrlllng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUM It A A 521 2661 — After I I p. m. SOFA Red, *25, Single bras* hoadlxiard, *10. 123 Ft. fenc­ ing, $10. Pinball machine, *5, Miiccllancoui, 1313 Park Ave. 322 9211. 1 USED 24" Klee. Floor fan, Piano Tuning and Repair 8 ft. adjustable stand, 2 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4213 speeds, *15, Powell’s Office LOCH ARBOR. 4 RR, 2 Rath. Supply, 117 S. Magnolia, Cent, air, Kla. Rm. Sprlnk322 5812. lori, patio. Ph. 122 8522, 21)7 Need a shelf, screen porch, Ridge Rd. new room, carporle, new Carpet* clean easier with th# bouse or remodel. U. E. Blue Lustre Electric Sham lilt, 2 Rath*, cent, heat A Link. 522-7629. pooer oniy *1 per day. Carair cond. Corner lot in Lake roll's Furniture, Mary. Lake privileges. »:’<><> Down,, assume pymt* of Arm I'M E PAYM EN TS *80. Ph. 322 2963. On Late Model Dial ZlgZag. A IR -C O N IB T IO N IN G Makes buttonholes, sews on B EAU TIFU L High tree-atuddBy FEEDERS buttons, blind a 111 c h o i txl lot on Crystal Lake of H. II. POPE CO., I tie. monogram) uml embroiders. Loch Arbor. Call Chapman 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 Wilh Guarantee, Take up Architectural Art*. 323 0)06 payments of $7.15 each. 1’h. W ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. T IIK GRASS IS G R E E N E R ! Credit Mgr. 322-0111. SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS on Die other side and we have All ly|H’i and Sizes *800 PER MONTH it with (hi* 4 Bedroom, 3 We Repair and Service Assume remaining 3 pymts. Bath lumie on 244 acre* that STINK of *3 on Repossessed Swing looks like a PARK. *15,000 Machinery and Supply Co. needle Dlal-O-Mntlc Zigzag. and watch the green ENVY 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6132 Makes fancy tie s i g n s , in your Friend*' eye*. Makes Buttonholes, hows on 2!». AuDinuilino Service buttons, Blind hems, MonoCOHEN RADIATOR nrtOP grains, Dams, patches, etc. Free inspection, estimates, Guaranteed. Ph. 322-7457. Invedment A R e illy pickup, delivery. Hecoring 111 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 A repairs discounted. BABY SUITE, Crib A Chlffo21144 K. 3rd. 322-3113 rolie. Good cond. *30. 32228511. Free Estimates Building Contractor SO U T H W A R D N E W HOMES V A -F H A — FH A IN-SERVICE Smith on lit. 17-92, 6 Ml. Right nn Seminole lilvd., One lllock lo Sale* Office. HD'J IliRlilnnil Ave. I-onffw oori, F lo rid a l.g. Bedrooms, 14* baths, CB, I yr. old. Lge. screen porch, cirpnr4e, 'fV^roHn flrsjr >jnr-eoixlitionor.\ *3w7 nod 838 I4\» or CARBURETOR O VE RH AU L $7.ihr> Up Indiiiltia l Repossessions WESTING HOUSE Auto. Wash cr. 323-0782. D INETTE SET, *30: O.E. RePLUM BING frig. *15: Ride-abed *10j Contracting Repair* Mower *35; FM 111 Fi *85. FREE ESTIMATES 322-4549, R. L, HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1581 SM ALL G. K. Refrigerator, 11 a a . iii. m good cond. *25. 3228185. 27. Special Hcrvlcen , f 4 like new white sidewall tires, lave*) retired couple owned this ear. Can sell for *750 and advertising cost. Can be Financed! Contact Mr. Martin, 322-4503. N E W HOMES 3 BR, 2 Bath, screened porch. Assume low pymts. Ph. Lake Collage, Furn. 3224106. 322-9122. S-KOOM Fum. Apt. Mary. Phone 322 79(3. 17. Male Help Wanted ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Asio. FA 2 3961 Atlantic Bank Bldg 10. Wanted to Bent Furn. Apt. 2300 Metlonvnie, Hol'awiy, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2 51*1 I I I W, 1st St. CARROLL'S F U R N ITU R E Seminole Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 0123 LAK E . Call e v e n i n g s 322-1597. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building hit*. First $2,500 lake* this 2 BR, home, Bt7 Catalina Dr property. Ph. 668-4601, En tcrprlse, Fla. Offire 322 211* Night 323 0648 2 BR, frame bouse, not fancy, 323-0700 chaap rent. (8 week. Ph. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 322-3219. B E N T A TIED Bedroom Homes available in now being For the biggest selection of all Areas of Sanford. Let us APPLICATIO NS nearly new and used (urr.1 taken for Curb Girl* A Wait­ Show you Around! ture, see Noll's Furniture resses. P ig 'N Whistle, 25th Brokerage In Casselberry & Park. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. 1901 S. Park Ave. F A 2-5232 anytime 34. Articlea For Sale W agner s Amoco W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary lilvd., left on Bird, to I-akc 31. Poultry • Livestock Mary Fire Station, Right in Office in Model House on BLACK Horse. Th. 322 8580, Call 4:30 p. m .__________ 2 TtR frame house. Very clean. Abbott Ave. 968 Myrtle. I’ ll. Jimmie Co­ LM N Enterprises, Inc. 31 A . P e ts wan, 322-4013. Ph. 322-2714 DOGS It Puppies for sale. New Custom nullt Home on lo . B u sin ess O p p o rtu n ity Collies, Beagles & mixed Crystal Lake. For inform* breeds. 322-5752. FOH LEASE— 'crvlce Station. lion call 322-3378. Good location. Good pro­ HOUND PUPPIES. Blsck It ducts. Good treatment. Ph. ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS. Spa tan, Red Bone, Itlue Tick. locally 322-4342, or apply to clous 5 BR, 2 Rath bouse, *10 ca. 305-8407 or 365 3126 cent, heat & alr-cond. sep. the PU RE OIL COMPANY. Oviedo. din. rm., dbte fireplace, screen porch, Quick oc 16. F e m a le H e lp W a n te d 32. Flowers - Shrubs cupancy. $26,500, Ph. 838 W HITE, light housekeeping nipe hydroponic tomatoes, 7812. and supervision of school 25c 1b. Grosser Hydroponic age children, 5 days week. Farms, So. Sanford Ave. Pleasant conditions. Phone 33. F u rn itu re SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 322-6945. Contort: Mr. Korun son PIANO A Organ lessons. Chil dren. Adults. 322-3329. United Equipment Operators School, Inc. 12. Beni Entnte For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 29. Automobile Service V A -F H A — F H A IN-SERVICE PR IV A TE ART LESSONS School age or gdtUL Day or evening. Ph. 322-9219, Eli zabeth Hudgins. Legal Notice ' ftanfnrh 3. Education - Instruction T I I K ClltCtlST COURT OF TOi F R A N K L McCORMICK I l l s : ItlNTII Jl' lllt'l Air MU• nil P A T R IC IA ANN MC­ C PIT , IN AND FOK I K K b CORMICK. hie wife S ' M l COUNTY, VI.OHIIIA K K II II K N C K l UNKNOWN i t c i i A N C i c n r n o . sarTi AND TOi All parties claiming m o h t o iu h ron K C M tscn r Interests by, through, un­ NEW TOIUC L I F E INSUU der or egelnet the afore­ ANCB COMFANT, a Naw Tork said persons corporation, YOU ARE hereby notified Plaintiff, that a Complaint to foreclose nertaln mortgage encumber­ F R A N K SteCUMK and E TTA ing lbs following described M. UoL’ UNE, till wif i, real properly, to-wlt: Defendant* Lot S, Ilbirk D, COUNTRY C I. F H K 'I NOTtCIS OF I U K CLUII MANOR, U N IT NO. NOTICE 18 IIK H K IlY CIIVI, according In Ih* plat KN that pursuant to a Final thereof ae recorded In INal Dsurss of Foracloaur*. dated Hook II, I'auee 7) end 71. Ih* Itnd day of June, t i l l , Public Records of Bcrnlent. 1004 Palmptto. Mid entered In Chanoery rare note County, Florid* No. tITT*, In the Circuit Court ba* been filed against you 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 UR, *60 nf tho Ninth Judicial Circuit n lha above styled suit, uml mo. 323 0389. In and for Benrtnole County, you are required to serve a Florida, wherein NEW YORK copy of your Answer or oilier L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY, Pleading lo lha Complaint on GARAGE Apt., 1 UR, water a New York oorporallon, le Plaintiff's attorney*, AN P KIlfurn. *40. Ph. 322-2108. Plaintiff, and FRANK Mo HON. IIU8II, DEAN A IdiWNIT'NK, and ETTA K. MoClINE, DEB, 17Z East Central Houle, hie wife, ere Defendants, I vard, Orlando, Florida, and file 3-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou will ee|| to the hlglisat end lha original Anewer or olher pic, *45. 322-7399. beet bidder, or bidders, for Pit Siting In lha or flee of the caah, at the front door o f the Clerk of the Clrouit Court on FURN. I 4 3 BR, Oak floor*, Seminal* County Courlhouee nr hernre the 17th day of July, masonry home*. I Ulk. West tn Henford, Seminole County, till. I f yuu fall to do ao, a Florida, at 11 :«0 o'clock A. M, decree pro ronfaeeo will be of Hwy. IT-92 on Longwood on the ith day of July, ISS4, taken against you for I tie* re. ltd., then 1 Rlk. So. on East the following deeorlbed pro­ lief demanded In the Com­ perly ae eet forth In eeld Flnel plaint. St. to Vlinecnt Dr. Deoree, eltuala In aengnsl* This Notice ehetl be pubtlehCounty, Florida, to-wlt: ed once e week for four con- 4 RM. Furn. house. Water I*ot It, BOtlTII PINK- sscutlv* week* In tbe Hanford fum. *60. 322 2764. CHEST, heron d Addition, Herald. a subdivision, according to DATED THIH Ulti day ur 3 UR., Gar. Apt. Water Furn. a plat thereof recorded In June, 1)14. Plat llo-k |0, pages I ) and IHKAL) Phone 322 3427. t t of the Public llerorde Arthur II. flsckwlth, Jr. • f Hemtnole County, Flor* Clerk of Clrouit Court 1 BR., Furn Apt. with Pvt. Ida. Uyi Martha T. Vlhtan bath, 317 S Park Ava, Toaelhar with tht following Deputy Clerk Items o f property whleh are Publish June IT, tl . A July 1. looeled In and permanently In­ DM stalled ae a part of lha Im­ CD A-I I provements on eald land: Cine Ifotpolnt (electric) I t IN TIIM CIR CUIT ITII'H T OF IN T i l l ! I'HICI I T COURT OF Ual. Hot Water Heater, T i l l ”. NINTH j r i l l C I A I , ( I I I - T I I K NINTH JUDICIAL CIMModel lOtWIHt. Bertel ItO- :UIT IN AND FOH SKMINIH-K III I T IN AND F o i l HHMIe 'Oil NT Y, FLORIDA. • III NOI.II COUNTY, FLORIDA. One Duo Term (o il ) Spare 'll ANCKHY NO. II* ** ( H A N C H K Y NO. t.HNNi Heater, Model No. Tit, no BI'R INfiFIEI.D INSTITUTION T H E I-IINN M UTUAL L I F E Serial Number FUll FAV1NUB, INBUIIANCE COMPANY, One Cheleea (eleotrlc) I* ruinllff. Plaintiff, Inch Kitchen Exhaust Fan, v*. vs. no Model or Hartal No. HOtlKItT LAMAR WATION. II RUCK AUSTIN RR VAST, *1 Eight moIa I Venetian I 111, • 1. Hllnda manufactured by Defendants Defendanla. Senkarlk Olaae A Paint NOT1CN OF ■ AI.K NOTICK OF MAI.H Company, Sanford, Florida, NOTICK IB HKRKU Y OIVNUTICK IB IIE R E IIY H I V ­ no model or aortal num­ KN that nn the ) l h day of ES that on lha lilt day nf ber!. uly, 1111 at 11:00 a. m. at the July. D M at ll;ne A. M. at T " * e t h r r with all structures main door of the Cunrthoue* th* nuln door of tho Court and Improvements now and f Hemlnol* County, at Han­ hnute of Srmlmda County, al hereafter on eald lend, end f i s ­ ford, Florid*, th* undersigned Binford, Florida, th* under­ sures attached thereto, and all Cli k will offer for a i l * to signed Clerk will offer for Irents, leeuna proessdt, and (he highest and best bidder ■ala lo the highest and beat prollla arrrulnp and to accrue fee raeli Ih* following describ­ blddar for <a»h the folluwTiig from eald premlees, all of ed reel property! daacrlbed real proper tyi which are Included within the Lot II. Illvck Ii, COUN­ I > .T tl. RLOi'K I, IIK F T foteaulnc deecrlptlon and the T R Y CLUII MANOR. UNIT I.KIt IIOMKH ORLANDO habendum thereof! ateo all gas, No. I, according to tb* SKCTION o.Ny:, according •team, eltclrlt, walar, and flat thereof as recorded in tn plat thereof recorded In other heating, cooking, refri­ f l a t Hook II. I'agsa Tl Plat Dunk II, P agM I and gerating, lighting, plumbing, and IS, I'ubRc Record! of *, Public fleoordt of Ptmlventilating, Irrigating, and grmlnule County, Florid* not* County, Florida, power systems, machlnee, ap ­ ogelber with all •trui-tur**, together with all structure*, pliances. natures, and appur­ mprovsmmta, flilurea. apj,li­ Improvemeote. future*, appli­ tenances. which now art or enee A and appurtenance* on ances. and appurtenances on r ay hereafter pertain to, or ■eld land nr used In conjunc­ ■all land nr u>ed In conjunc­ ba used with, to or on eald tion therewith. tion therewith. premises, even though they be This eels le made pursuant Tills sale la mad* pursuant detached or detachable. to final decree of foreclosure to final de-rea of foreclosure WITNESS my hand and the ntered In Chancery action No entered In Chancery action official seal of this Honorable 14004 now pending In the Cir­ So. ISSnl now pending In the fou r!, at Sanford. Hemlnole cuit Court of end fur Heml­ Circuit Court of and fur Kenil* County, Florida, thta Itnd day nol* County, Florida. ni.te I'ounty. Florida. nf June, lll| . DATED THIN I7nd day nf ATE Ii THIS 3!nd day of tBEALI Jim*. DM . June. D M Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. IMUAD IMEAI.I Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Arthur II Reckw-lth, Jr . Seminole County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk « f the Circuit Court Ry; Martha T, Vlhlwt lly: Martha T. Vlblea l ly J Martha T. VlhDo Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk AJ'DKIIHON, llUSIf, otir iN E Y. a m t N K r , * ANDKRHu N, i i u b h . 11 ( M I L K Y DEAN A LUWNDF.B IlKAN A L O W N D M Attorneys for I'letntlff l i t North Magnolia Avtnua Attorney* for Plaintiff Orlando, Florida t l ! Bast Central Boulevard Eaat Cantral lloulevard Irlando. Florida Attorneys for (be l i a l n U ff Orlando, Florida 1‘ ublleh June I I , D M Publish June I I, 1111. Piihllih Juna 71, l X t . C D A-tl CDA-aa CDA-M TO S tir ip '61 '51 '59 '56 'do '50 '58 '58 '57 ‘56 '55 '55 '53 '51 ‘50 tj) 2) Opal Wag. *791 bal, *34 mo. Pont Wag *798 bal, (36 mo. Opal, $537 bal, $32 ino. Dodge, *597 bal. *31 mo, Ford, *681 bal, *38 mo. Cadillac, *981 bal, *39 mo. Chrya,, *681 bal, *31 mo. Ford, *561 bal, *31 mo, Olds, *681 ba|, $34 mo. Cliov,, |Ytl Hal, *28 mo. Pont., $-196 h il, *13 mo. Mere., *490 bal, *25 mo. Olds,, *299 bal, *16 ino. Mere. *69 bal., *3 mo. Merc., $169 bal, *9 mo, il? if* (I* U? G* ip ij> tp National \ 1012 REPOSSESSIONS, INC. HANFORD AVE. O PE N E VE N IN G S Phone 322-4503 37. BoaU - Motor* 12’ Fishing boat, motor k trlr. Deck A controls. *225. Ph, 322-7775. SM ALL Houseboat, *140. Ph. 522-0904. 19' Boat, motor, trailer, fully equipped. Suitable for nail water. Many extras. 3234857. Gateway To Tbe w aterway UobHon Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 61 K, lit . Ph. FA 2-5081 Q U IT FISI1INI Will aell 2 boats, 3 motors A all equip, let clase cond. 1 Boat 10 Parts A Liltor paaacnere or itghUecing, also Shad fishing; motors BEAD Y MIX CONCRETE Johnson Javelin A Johnson 705 French Ave. 322 0235 I'atioi, Floor, F re t EslIm aL'i 11, both elec atari*. Call Sills, lintels, slept, blocks, Auto Glass, Tops Larry, Geneve 349-4411. sand, cement, rock, pipe, * Seat Covers steel, grease traps, dry D AY CRUISER, H W , Very reasonable, 75 hp. Motor, wells. Slopping stones. Gator Trlr. 322-M54 after M IRACLE CONCHKTK CO. 6:30 p. m. 309 Elm Ave, 222-5751 ^ 0 4 W. 2nd St FA 21032 ALCMVOHK GUARANTEED EXCESS Fishing Tackle, New J U N E S P E C I A L : Men’s shoes *2 99 pr. Ladies' shoes *1.45 pr. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st, MOTOR C LIN IC AU TO GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 31). Trniltrn - Cabans* Tile bafbKJuidl in ------------ p r 33-1532 A Used. P. Patterson, 27 APACHE Camp Trailer*. New g., washer & dryNarcissus Dr., Delta ry. HI-WAY 66 SVC. A Used. 322-5467. y 6615462. Hlway 17-92 st Onura Rd. THOMPSON Deluxe Combo Sanford, Florida 1862 67 x 10 Champion Mobile Water Skis A Rope. Practi­ A PLENTY Rome, S BR. Small equity cally new. '$25. 322 1978 after RGE GARDEN TOO! FREE Wheel Pack nr laihri. ration with thl) ad. Mgr A asiume pyntla. Will trade Story, 4 RR, 2 lee Baths, « p. m. Walter Cooper, 5 yr*. Svc. equity for 3 4 BR homo. Ph. Lge. porches, Some furn Kla. Exp. ORGAN. Will play a W. W. 322-1719. lihings. t Acre land, few Kim ball product, Ileasoot fruit trees, flowing well, T IR E D OF HIGH R E N T? able price. Ph. 3224466. lge. front lawn. Just off W. Home Trailer, M x a, all alu­ 1st St., Ilevler Rd , Approx. M ISC. Baby furn. A furnish­ minum, with full bath A 3 2 mis. from town. Rt. 1, Sonkarilc Glue* uml Paint ings, Ironing board, Handy Bedrooms, la Exc. cond. Rox 451). See Owner With­ Company I M Port. elec. wash, m tSee lilts far II6Q0- Ph. 323in. Price *12,900, 310 Magnolia I'h. F A 2 4522 diiu *. 322 9462. 26*1. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D �I i «mta Page 4A— June 24 1064 withoutguessing Resources For Development Of Area Discussed Five kind* nr resources w tre listed a* pertinent to an the Happy Difference O T area's Industrial development, by Uylhel Warretl, General Industrial Agent for the At­ lantic Coast Line Itallmad, speaking to members of the Rotary Club, Monday, The resources which must be good to Interest potential industry Include natural, In­ dustrial, trade, social and fi­ nancial. "Often the dcchlon to lo­ cale In a community can hinge on unlavnrahlc aspects concerning such things as cost of living, recreation, ■choola, trade areas or lack of civic organization, or other factora affecting the menial stimulation anil development of the plant personnel," said Warrell. T r a n s p o r t a t i o n facil­ ities, electrical [tower, water, waste disposal, tax struc­ tures, c l i m a t e , Insurance rates, all affect favorable or unfavorable decisions lo lo­ cate In a community, Worrell noted. He praised the Chambers of Commerce for their help and cooperation In supplying pertinent Information, a n d noted that the railroad'* In­ dustrial development division employs geologists, agricul­ turists, chemists, civil engi­ neers and forestry experts to guide them In (heir planning for future developments. Warrell also emphasized the Importance of dealing with prospective clients un a confidential basis, and cau­ tioned those Interested In in­ dustrial development not to overlook the possibility ot the expansion ot existing indus­ try. He noted the Importance of providing jobs for young peo­ ple, so that they need not leave the community or the area In order lo find employ­ ment. Next week, Itolarlnn* will Install new olflccrs and will bear Kenneth Wacker, of Win­ ter 1’ark, former Lt. Govern­ or of Itotary. Counly Requests Larger Ad Fund At the auggestion of Chair man James Avery, the Coun ty Commission today unanl mouidy directed County At twncy Hamid Johnson to pro pare a bill for presentation In the county'* legislative delegallon which would permit an increase of Seminole's ad­ vertising fund from S2.\,fXHi to • s much as |50,non. Tike hill, 11 approved by the delegation, would he submit­ ted to the 1065 session of the •late legislature frir its action. Avery pointed out that it On art ion wete taken at this time sod no measure was pre­ sented to the 1W15 session of the legislature the county would have to await the 1067 se.saIon and, as he put It, "H u ll would mean we could rot Increase thia budget item until the IMT-68 fiscal year." Avery said in making his proposal that the county could not wait that long for an in­ crease in view of the growth and development of Seminole. Pole Pineapple-Grapefruit fllmft 4) F r u it D r in k • • 4 Delicious Sacramento Brand T o m a t o J u ic e 4 I I! i i: •• I I / t / I I Stale Sen. Mack Cleveland and Hep, Joe l>avls, loth of Seminole, will tie in Jackson­ ville Friday for the fifth In a ■erics ot public hearings by an tnterin special commission established by the HW3 ses­ sion of the legislature to study the abolition of the death penalty in capital cases. Cleveland la one of three senators and Da via one of five representatives on the commission which has held previous hearings in Miami, West I'alra Beach, Tampa •nd Winter Park. Neither Cleveland nor Dav­ is today would comment on the hearings except to aay that the 15-man commission, which ha* seven non-legisla­ tive members, agreed that no public statements would be made until Ha report and recommendations, U any, are made to the IMS session of the Legislature. 46-ox. cam Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling F & P P e a c h e s 4 #«.2 « Del Monte Light Meat Chunk Tuna •4 D e lic io u s V o n C a m p 6 Vi-ox. cam •1. •1. •1. •1. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE (lim it 4 ) P o r k & B e a n s • • IT 1 0 F & P F la v o rfu l G reen P e a s o r B e a n s 2 i3„0.32 9 ' Fomout Maxwell Houia ramous nouse Giant uianr Six* su e SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF In s t a n t C o f f e e 'tr *119 10-ox, jar (limit 1 per customer with purchases of $5 or more). M ICH IFFECT1VE Standing Beef R ib R o a s t . . TNUKS., FBI., SAT., JUNI IS, 24, 27, 1944 ib. 6 9 ' Tender Key- C lu b S t e a k • Flavorful Beef o 1 0 0 5 5 V V c Y flld ib. 8 9 ' l Jfrl G reen S ta m p s nlrii Sic cava** mi mmfcaaa alt LUSTRE CRIM E CREAM SHAMPOO ___ S h o r t R i b s • . “> 2 9 c $ 2 sixe $ 1 .5 9 (OMrim let.* Jury# ST* ItMMl wmammium Tasty Fresh 1 0 0 5 5 SjSmM ' FVtKE fO O G r o u n d B e e f 3 |b»$129 G re e n S t a m p s TAR N OW LUNCH M IA TS (iO LO O N A , POP, SPI. LUNCHEON) 3 6-o>. pkgs. 87c ttx*lr*« lot.., Juno IT, 1*441 S3 | B R A C H C A N D IE S . . . >rack's Iregular 19cj Can*? Orange Slices 2 ken 49* Jffl G«Mhre en Sta m p s *Ua caagaa aad pandiaaa *k ■rack's (regular 29c) Candy Spicettes ..... 2 k*«< 49* SwIH'i Premium tea Craanc ■rack'i I regular 29ct Big Ben Jellies 2 fc#w 49* F.F.V. Old Faikian Su|ar SwIH’a Premium Csrnad Cookie* Beef Hash Fig Bars SWIFT PREMIUM SM O KIU OR POLISH SAUSAGI Garden's Fancaws T»tn Pack Cake Roll 3 *1 . " f t " 39* Suntklna't Family Favorite 'Sr 39* Pot. Chips 'LrV 59* •mm 12-01, pkg. 59c ■ • *■ met mmsmsmsm 29* lW6EAT«Y555 Red Meert Refsler #r Uver flevercd ' fall si cent Dog Food 8 G re en S t a m p e d • * * • ! cu rt, md »«.cSa*. *1 C>, ^ COOK-QUIK BREADED VEAl STiAKI 18-oe. pkg. 79c ?JS e rw d tf'X iA 'L " tv. uc £fl G• i *re en Sta m p s Sia C *H « and tanSru *(- 39* Herman's Orange Band Bag Sauiags Smaatk. Fturarlul Margarlna . 49c 9V4-es. ten e frozen fo o d s imwvnr. e i J jl G•HAre en S ta m p s Ale empan and parckac* ah ' —'5 McCORMtCK'S PURE B U C K PIPPER Orange Juice .. 4 SJ 99 Galdan Bland Quick Frtsan Loin R o ast........... n. 69* Banquet Brand Assorted Lean Canter Cut Frozen Dinners .. LV 39f PoFk Chops ......... ib. 69* French Fries .... UJ* 39* Daarfiald Quick Frasan Fordhook Limas . U 59* Haul Franc Sara Laat Lunch Meats ........ ». 59' Swift Premium SreuMckweifat aa (Finaar Rail*, Dinner Ralls a* Farkerfceute) Imp,ear trend Quick Fraean Sandwich Chubs 2 !i£ 69' Mrs. Paul's Femll* Site Fish Sticks.......’ir* 49c Traaiuia Ida DaTtlnad end Peeled Shrimp .. 'S r 98c UPTON'S TASTY INSTANT TEA 3-ox. far 79c 9 A .M .T 0 9 P .M . SEM INOLE P L A Z A iO W 5 V n T «* W lu ltt'l Premium SUcad Bologna ..... ....... 39' H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. _ . JK O ra a n S t a m p s freak FUleti al Red Grouper........ ». 49' ,— ^ In n ™ esc. Jun* IT, m u A t O•HAra a n S t a m p s —3 Ala caaym md m d a u ati Wieners ............. ». 49' Cap*land liked Family Pak 4-os. can 39c g ) MHmQQMO-MM Taman's Tasty freak Frozen R o lls __ 49* Swordfish Steak . ’i T 59c e Tarty Canter Cut Park Hush Puppies .. 4 Lt 89* Ckaf'a Ckalca Quick Frasae Jun. tZ. 1*441 MMMttMMSMJII 39c Piftcnect Conccnlretrd florid* 1-lb. pkg. 49c (• « » ..» • 1* 1. Whipped Daiicrt Tapping Lucky Whip .. .a Juri* If. I MCI ;0W i.?>w50 Sweat a* Buttermilk Style Pillikur* Biscuits........ 4 f*«HfH 1 , v-" ■ sp e c ia ls e e Swift's Allsweet 2 Lawmakers Will Go To Hearing 46-ex. com •HA A k aamm md lw6aaa ak HEINZ HAMIURGIR. SWEET OR HOT DOG RELISH r» v 11-as. |ar 27c j j t E j im s m • MU# I f , 1M 4 �J* A Seminole County * * + * on the St. Johns River * + + * “The Nile of America” * Zip Code 32771 * W E A TH E R : Clomlincs* through Friday with scattered shiwers; high today nrmiml 00; low tonight near 70. ^ o o VOL. 56 c^ United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TH U RSD AY. JUNE 25. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 220 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John BHtllnr, beloved emijile of Long wood, who arc arle bra ling their golden wed­ ding anniversary. They will Marines Ordered To Mississippi observe the occasion “ quiet­ ly " at home, since Adeline'* illness w i l l prevent their “ stepping out," John says. Their attractive home on the newly widened road between “ Mobley Corner” and Longwood (right at the curve rounding the lake) has been the delivery point of many and many a card from wellwishing friends — of which John and Adeline have scores. May happiness abound for them today and forever. • • • • • • • The election o f Art Beck­ with, Seminole county clerk, as secretary o f the State Asaociatlon of Court Clerks gives Central Florida three of the top positions in this or­ ganization. Frank Owens of neighboring Lake County is president of the association and Curtis Barnes o f Brevard, another neighbor, is treasur­ er. • • • Area Searched For Bodies Of Missing Trio mwA... B R IEFS Cape Contract CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — The Air Force lias awarded Pan American World Airways a Jill) million contract to operate the Atlantic missile range for the fiscal year be­ ginning July t. WASHINGTON search for three civil rights workers missing In Mississ­ Viet Nam Talks ippi, the White nounced today. WASHINGTON (U P I) Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor be­ gan a series of consultations with State Department o ffi­ cials Wednesday In prepara­ tion for his new j»oid as am­ bassador to South Viet Nam. Bryant W on’t Go i % Eclipse Clouded Actors To Wed .*) j Judy In Denmark /> Case Pushed Scranton Would Arm Exiles • • • i‘ A <> * In Monday'* Clock we re­ tained that total sales by the Deltona Corporation for the first four months of 1964 amounted to $3,939,570. Actu­ ally, and we caught our own error, R was $4,939,570. A m il­ lion dollar mistake probably doesn't mean much to you and us. But oh, boy, what it would have meant to the Mackle Brothers. Whew I • • • Assistant County Agricultu­ ral Agent Ernie Lundberg re­ minds local growers o f the Cilrus Irrigation meeting to be held at 7:30 tonight at the Home Demonstration Center, 401 West 25th St. 9 * ) | l Herald Index Abby ............... Bridge ............. Classified ......... Comics ............ Editorial .......... Funerals .......... Horoscope ........ Society . . . . . . . . . Sports ............... T V Program * . .We the Wound Page 3A . Page 3A . Page 9 Page 2A . Page 1A . . Page 2 . Page 2A Pages 6-7 Page* 4-5 . Page 3A . Page 3A to Ohio today after outlining a Cuba policy here that calls for guerrilla warfare against Fidel Castro, Scranton, accompanied by his wife and thrre o f their children, left Miami aboard a chartered airline at 7:39 a.m. (E S T ), He was scheduled to arrive in Cleveland shortly after 11 a.m. (E S T ). an­ FOUR GENERATIONS of the Wilson family dined together uL the Kiwanis F a t i t e r ami Son luncheon. In top photo, Mayor A. L. W il­ son, left, has ns his guests his father, Rev. • • • W. J. Wilson o f Fitz­ P H IL A D E L P H IA , Miss. gerald, (In., son Fred (U P I ) — .State and federal Wilson and grandson, authorities broadened their Malt. I lot turn P h o t o ; ■rurrh areH today and began Little J e f f L n r g e n dragging farm pends In the finds that sitting on hunt for three civil rights his knees makes hint worker* missing since Sun­ almost as hig as Daddy day night. Dr. Tom Largen. (See Civil rights lenders expres­ Friday's H e r a l d forv sed doubts that the three more pictures o f the would be found nllve, hut au­ Father and Son lunch­ thorities would not venture a prediction. eon). (Herald l'hotos) various Latin American pro­ grams offered at the school. NEW YO R K (U P I) — In­ clement weather kept much of the East Coast from wit­ nessing Wednesday night’ s to­ la! eclipse of the moon, but a partial eellpse w as seen • • • throughout the Midwest and Three of Sanford's "m ost part of the West. famous" people will be cele­ brating birthdays Saturday— LOS ANG ELES lU P D - E r Dottic Austin, John Kridcr and George Sllnc. In honor of nesl llorgnlne, television skip­ the occasion, City Hall will be per of "M c lla le ’i N a vy ," and Ethel Merman closed all day and the Cham­ Rrnadway's ber of Commerce and the filled out a marriage license Sanford Herald will close at Wednesday in nearby Burhank. They listed his ago as noon. • • • 47 and hers as 55. Brack Perkins, local haber­ dasher, says that " I t ’s not a COPENHAGEN, Denmark, blow for a man when his wife strikes him agreeably." (U P I )—American singer Judy • • • Garland and actor Mark Her­ During llic first four months ron arrived by plane from of this year 491 persons died Tokyo today for an overnight in traffic accidents on Flor­ stay en route to London where ida’s streets and highways. Miss Garland plans to see her In addition to the loss of loved children, Lorna and Joseph. ones killed I d these mishaps, there was an estimated eco­ CHICAGO (U P I )—The govnomic loss lo everyone planned to press amounting to $90 million. eminent "What a price to pay for care­ ahead with its fraud ease lessness," says Col. II. N. against Teamster President Kirkman, director of Flor­ James It. Huffa and seven as­ sociates today despite a ida's Highway Patrol. • • • judge's vow to throw out two For front line' reports on counts o f u 28-count indict­ Florida's war against poverty, ment. call your Seminole County welfare office for u speaker. S t a t e Welfare Department programs are available for dub meetings or discussion groups. For more information M IAM I (U P I) - Gov. Wil­ contact Florida’s Department liam Scranlon of Pennsyl­ untie Welfare, 227 Park vania took his campaign for o f Public Street, Jacksonville. Republican convention voles House The Marinos have begun arriving in Mississippi to help the F ill, Mississippi state troops and others who are in llw* third slay of the search fo* two white and one Negro civil rights volunteers, the White House said shortly afler 12:30 p. nt. KDT. Johnson conferred this morning on the Mississippi racial situation with F ill Dir­ ector J. Edgar Hoover and with Asst. Atly Gen. Hurke Marshall, head o f the Justice Departmenl'a Civi 1 Rights Division, Latins Tour UF First steps to organize a Ladies Auxiliary for the Westside Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment will be taken at a meet­ ing of Hie group to be held at It p.m. today In the Lake Mon­ roe “ ommunity Building. Intorched women of the urea are urged to attend. — ed 200 Marinos, assisted byeight helicopters, to Join in the TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — Gov. Farris Bryant is expect­ Some citizens couldn't un­ ed to ignore a summons to a derstand how the extension of federal court contempt hear­ 25th Street would tie in to ing in Jacksonville Friday, Country Club Hoad. County and will send Ills attorney in­ Kngineer Bill Bush explains stead. that after leaving 20th Street Country Club Road curves southward enough so that 25th G AIN E SVILLE (U P I) - A Street's extension will join it delegation of Colombian o ffi­ at an angle just west of the cials toured the sprawling I.undquist place, o r right at University of Florida Thurs­ tile entrance to Loch Arbor, day and were briefed on the • • • (U P I ) President Jolmson has order­ Fathers Host Sons At Kiwanis Luncheon entitled Over 100 men ami boys nnd Douglas McArthur one little girl gathered at tlio “ Build .Me a Stin," Civic Center Wednesday far Dr, John Wilson wus in the annual Kiwanis Father ehnrgo o f tin- remainder of and San luncheon. o f rc|M>rts on the work o f tin* Kiwuniana who had sons of the progruni which consisted their own, played host to o f r e p o r t s on thu bund them, and those who did not program at S e ni i n « I e Boys ami Girls were hosts to the members of High; the thu Kiwuninn* Junior I-engiiu Committee o f Judge C . V er­ baseball team. There were 3*1 non Mize; the committee on youngsters and six other citizenship in the schools, ns guests present, reported by Principal Hugh T li« lone girl-child was Sun- Carlton; and activities o f Hoy dy Eyck, granddaughter of Scouts by Emmett Terry. Kiwunlan Floyd Palmer, who Joe Earless, president of said she wus a "tom boy", who tho Seminole High School has "climbed all the trees on Key Club, who is u delegate the jiluee, even thu palm to Boys State, reported that trees." he ami four others will lea*o Four generations o f the July 5th for Tallahassee to men o f the futnily of Mayor ohscive ami participate in the state govern­ A. L. Wilson were present, activities o f including the Mayor’s father, ment. tin* Rev. W. J, Wilson of John Alexander reported on Fitzgerald, (in., Ids son, Fred the activities o f the Kiwanis Wilson and ids grandson, sponsored Junior Boys Lea­ gue base bull team mid intro­ Mutt. President John Darby had duced the roaches and team as his guests, three genera­ members. tions including his stepfather, On Imml word Conch How­ Rev. W. J. Ashwurth of Lake­ ard Gorily, assistant Climb land and his son, Johnny. Keeker and team members The futher with the most Tummy Austin, Randall Be* sons present was Frank Dunn nive, Allen Cooper, Steve Gor­ witli sons Frank Jr., Roy and ily, Stephen Greco, Leslie Green, John Hall, Kenny H imBill. Bert Hollingsworth, pro­ sun, Wally Jernigun, Edgar gram chairman lend a poem Jobes, Sidney Lloyd, Sam written by the lute Gen. Watson ami Fred Webber. Cigarette Firms Look To Courls WASHINGTON cigarette today (U P I )- T h e Industry it would dcclnrcd go to court " I f necessary" to block a new government requirement that cigarette packages and adver­ tisements carry warnings that smoking can lie fatal. The statement underscored the possibility that it may he four years or more before the Federal Trado Commission I FTC ) ruling goes into effect - i f ever, A spokesman for most of the nation's cigarette manufactuers told a congressional committee today tiiat the 1- 1C "acted unlawfully" when it is­ sued its ruling Wednesday. Rosenbergs Now Heroes In Cuba M IAM I (U P I) Executed Russian spies Julius and Eth­ el Rosenberg have tu'en add­ ed to the list of “ iMilltical he­ roes" in Communist Cuba. Havana R a d i o reported Wednesday that ceremoniei "commemorating the mem­ ory” of the Rosenbergs. who died in the Sing Sing prison electric chair in 1953, were held in the Cuban Foreign Ministry. “ The Rosenberg* were vic­ tims of American McCarthyf>t persecution," tho Cuban broadcast monitored h e r e said. " W e're broadening t h e search urea," a spokesman for the state highway patrol said. A door-to-door search was begun within the city llmita o f this east Mississippi town, nnd the spokesman said it would rxtrnd far into sur­ rounding rural aim , lm-lmllng going bock over some terri­ tory covered Tuesday and Wednesday, About 200 homes, barns and outbuildings w e r e elierked Wed m-si lay, the spokes man said. Owl Creek, a small stream running near where the burn­ ed out ear o f the tliiee work­ ers wus found Monduy, also was "wm led" by officers with­ out sucres*. N lime unis farm pinds dot thu rolling farm country ami it number o f these were to ho drugged tuduy, along with water pits, Tho lieudwateia of the Pearl River are in this turn, hut soiireet said there wero no Immediate plans to drag thu stream. It was in the IVurl that the body o f Negro Mack Chartr* Parker, taken from a jail by a lynch mob, was found in 1900 near Polurville, Miss. A heavy rain halted search operations fur tin* missing trio Wednesday night, Thu search resumed shortly after daybreak today. An Absurdity OXELOKSUND, S w e d e n (U P I )—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, carefully point­ ing out that he Is an atheist, said today he was “ Invoking the aid of the Lord" to help Sweden produce more pipe for his gas pipelines. GROUNDED, tluit'a wlint this boat was tlio other tiny when n post o f wind whipped into tho Summerlin Avenue and Forest Drive nren. A hip tree bowed to the wind utul landed atop this boat parked in the yard. (Herald Photo) House Panel Refects B ig Cut In Foreign A id Fund WASHINGTON Tho House (U P I ) - Appropriations Committee lined President Johnson up behind today to !mm( o ff a major rut in the administration'll $3.5 billion foreign aul program. TI k* lawmakers rejected s $515 million cut in economic aid demanded by Rep. Otto E. Passman, (D -Igi.), chair­ man of Die foreign aid appro, prialions subcommittee and a king time critic of the pro­ gram. Instead, the full committee voted to cut $200 million from the bill—a reduction Pass­ man brushed off as merely a token slash which would cause no real inconvenience to tho administration. Passman said he would take his haltle to the House floor, where he conceivably could turn his defeat into a victory. 'litis time, however, tie will lie opposed by Rep. George If. Mahon, (D -Tcx.), the new chairman of tlio powerful ap­ propriations committee, and even n majority o f his own foreign aid subcommittee. Aid supporters disputed Fish That Walk's On All Fours Gets Pickled SIOUX C IT Y , Iowa (U P I) — The case of tlio reluctant fish remained unsolved to­ day. Kenneth Wright got the sur­ prise of his life Sunday when he pulled tho slx-lneh fish from tho waters of Horseshoe Lake, near Jelferxon, S. D, He flipped Hie fish onto Hie hank and the thing started running hark toward the lake. Wright hounred on It and dis­ covered the fish—which look­ ed like an ordinary bullhead— ha<t four legs. Tho fish ha* fivo “ fingers” on the hack legs and four on its front legs. Wright put tlio creature on display in a Sioux City Itarlmrship in a ja r of formaldehyde. Toni Second In Pee Wee Golf Sanford's junior golfing ace, seven-ycarold Toni Osborne, captured second place in the 18th annual Pee Wee Gulf Championships for girls in tho 6-7 age division. Toni fired a 121 fur 10 holes. The division winner was Cara Cormiean, six, of Orlando, who posted an 89. York Improved NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U P I) —World War 1 hero Sgl. A l­ vin C, York allowed Improve­ ment today in his battle against acute pneumonia, Vet­ eran* Hospital aaid. Passman’s claim that the pro­ corps had asked for $106 mil­ Johnson's $1 billion $200 million reduction lion. was only a token cut, but they military aid request, includ­ ing funds for the anti-Com* said the administration won mutt1st war In South Viet an Important victory In keep­ Nam, was left untouched. ing the reduction that low. The committee cut SHU mil­ lion from the administra­ tion's $822 million request for development loans to help America's poorer Allies and friends abroad improve their economics. The lawmakers also whit­ tled $10 million off tltc $550 million Alliance for Progress program for lAtin America. A tour o f the Seminole A $2o million retluelion was County Public Health De­ ordered in the $221 million re­ partment building, conducted quest for development grants, by Dr. Frank Leone, director, the old “ Point Four" pro­ highlighteit thu monthly meet­ gram, which Includes techni­ ing o f the Seminole County cal cooperation. Chamber o f Comnirrco Cof­ In addition, Hie committee fee Club this morning. voted a 19 million cut in the Dr. I.eono explained the Peace Corps budget. The organization nnd operation o f the health department and listed some o f tha sperifia duties o f various phases o f the department. In addition to department employes, Chnrlel Morrison o f the Chiintbor introduced TALLAHASSEE (U P I) several newcomers to Han­ A suit was lilrd In Leon Cir­ ford, Including Sunny Hayes cuit Court Wednesday seeking and Dave Flemming o f lion* to prevent the state from Sun Chrysb-r-Plymouth nnd grunting a Vrro Krnrh firm the Florida Power nnd Ligh t cxeliulv** rights In salvage nn Company's new home service old Spanish treasure ship off reprcsenllve, Miss Margaret Fort Ptercp. Ann Quarles. Oscar Ewing nf CarralH'llr Morrison, who direct* tha claims the state trustees of m-tivitlcs o f the Coffee Club, th e Inlernal Improvement' said this would ho tho lust Fund Director, W illiam Kidd, meeting until September, agreed lo let his firm search the wreckage lying within 5(K) feet from shore In the Atlan­ tic Ocean. lint Kidd said Real Eight Salvage Co, o f Vcm Reach A special meeting o f tha has In-Id a lease in the area for years, with the right to North Orlando Vlllnga Coun­ get an exclusive permit when cil was reported scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today nt the Civls it made a find. Building in tho Village ltocrest ion Area. Sole purpose o f tha meet­ ing, as announced by mem­ bers o f thu round), will ha WASHINGTON (U P I)-R r*- to discuss what action is to ntovnl of a major House* road­ he taken on n petition pre­ block appeared today lo as­ sented in May calling for tha from o ffice" o f sure final congressional ac­ “ removsl tion next week on the most Mayor Irene Van Erpoel and sweeping civil rights bill Councilman Arthur Fcrrln. Motions to quash tha com­ since Reconstruction. Chairman Howard W. Smith, plaint, listing numerous ques­ D-Va., forced to the wall by tions o f legality and points rebellious Buies Committee in nerd of clarification ns member*, reluctantly an­ stilted In tlio pi'tiliun, wera nounced Wednesday that the filed by Mrs. Van Eupoel end hill would be cleared through Fcrrln at tlio Juno 2 council his cummlltee Tuesday. meeting. posed Counly Health Facility Toured By Coffee Club Suit Aimed At Treasure Hunt Council Meeting Call Reported Smith Defeated On Rights Bill DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK ^tO N M IN r m ♦ Indian Chiefs Smoke Bomb Gives Astronauts The S ig n a l . Space Men Get First Taste Of Life (Snake Meat) In Jungle RALB O A, C. Z. (U P I ) — The Jungle lunch o f roa»lrd snake anil green banana* was doing fine, until an Indian chief clad in loin cloth and Texas tie touched o ff a amrlly smoke bomb near the table. That was the bizarre climax this week to the first taste o f life in the tropical wilderness for 14 American astronaut a. The spacemen, who rim e to I'unuma lo learn bow to gel along In case their spaceship niuk*-!> n crash-landing in o jungle, included Edwin Altlrin, William Anders, Charles Bas­ sett II, Alan Bean, Roger Chaffee, Eugene Ceernan, Michael Collins, R. Walter Cunningham, Dunn Eisele, Theodore Freeman, Richard Gordon, Russell Schweiekart, David Scott snd Clifton W il­ liams. With f e ll » s i t r « , n s u t Charles (P e te ) Conrad, who made the trip before, the fledglings set out with sur­ vival kit in hand Wednesday to spend three days living o ff the fat o f the Panama Canal Zone's steaming swamplands. An A ir Force helicopter ferried them three at a tune from Gaboa's sixth hole fair­ way to a dense stretch of jun­ gle five miles 8way — and their first encounter with a wiry Choro Indian chieftain ami his family, who bad set up home in a clear, circular patch of land a few hundred feet from the hanks o f Pan­ ama's Chagros River. Hi* Spanish name was A n ­ tonio Zarro, and he presented a weird sight. Aside from the loin cloth and black face paint, liti wore bright strings o f heuds around Ida shoulders. Conrad stepped up with a gift — a Texas string tie, with sil­ ver tips, to add to the collec­ tion. The '/.nicoi and school In•tMotors, elerli-d for the vis­ itors, already had lunch laid out—a feast o f bos constric­ tor (snake), iguana (lizard ), cooked green bananua, para <a large rodent), bamboo aheut* and other goodies that stranded sparemen might ex­ pect to find in jungle*. Toward the end o f the meal, Zarro presented Conrad with the g ift o f a amall, handearvcd turtle—and then suddenly pulled the fuse en a small smoke bomb that Is nnrmaly • part o f the aurvlval kit. While Zarzo laughed mer­ rily, tha acrid red smoke bil­ lowed over the cleared area, engulfing tha fowl table end sending the startled astro­ nauts scattering fer cover. 405 W. Flrsl SI., Sanford - - M I’ h. 322-0651 — i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 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 24, 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/6d75994b00fbbc161e116adaae88abc0.pdf 8104a0c615d2499980a684522e5a9dbd PDF Text Text Vtjr P«tre IS — June tt, 1064 SanTnrS ^rraTfl Southern Editors View Rights I)E GAULLE KHRUSHCHEV SECRETARY RUSK tended index finger. Some of tho world’s better DIGITAL CONFUTERS — Politician*, Btntcsknown figures nro pictured here in prime point­ men, clergymen, chiefs of stnte — ench would ing form. Hut none of them holds his finger any be lost on tho podium or lectern without the nid higher nr wags it more expressively than Presi­ of th at universal symbol for attention, empha­ dent Johnson. sis, indignation or any other emotion—tho ex­ ARTHUR GOLDHERG PRESIDENT JOHNSON HILLY GRAHAM House Approval Civil Rights Law To Be Tested Seen By July 4 WASHINGTON (U PI) ConureMlnnal leaders were confident today that t h e House would give overwhelm­ ing bipartisan approval to the Senate amended civil rights bill M o re July 4. They aafd there wog no longer any doubt that tho moat aweeplng anti-discrimi­ nation measure In the too years since the Civil War would become law. Hep. William M. McCulloch, R-Ohto, senior ltepublican on the House Judiciary Commit­ tee and an architect of the bill, laid he was hopeful of House passage In about 10 days. Tills would enable Pres­ ident Johnson to sign the his­ toric legislation on July 4. The Scnnlc-paiicd measure was to go to the House at noon, EDT, today and ltcp, Emanuel Celler, D-N. Y., planned to ask unanimous consent for House acceptance. Southerners were expected to object and force the issue to thu House Hulca Committee. One prominent southerncr, Chairman Oren Harris, DArk., of the House Commerce Committee, laid tho Senate amendments, with the possi­ ble exception of triul by July in contempt case*, w o r e “mere window dressing." "The leadership Is deter­ mined to complete action on tho bill before the Fourth of July," he said, "but that Is most unlikely." Guard Heritage, Bryant Urges TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Guv. Karris Hryont asked that citizens of Florida take "m ilitant action" to preserve Uielr srchitectural, historical and natural heri­ tage in an announcement Sat­ urday. Bryant proclaimed the Am­ erican Landmarks Celebration in Florida to last the rest of the year. 11a said that t h e Landmarks celebration is an excellent opportunity to safeguard and protect this heritage. Congress women Sixteen la the record num­ ber of woman In Congreai, let first a t tba beginning of the S4Us Congress and the 80lh (Jongrau also convened with I gimlnfihlj wonK'H, In 7 Southern Towns, King Says United Press International Embattled St. Augustine had more immediate pro­ blems today but the nation's oldest town and six oilier Deep South cities have been told to expect early omirt tests of tho new civil rights bill. Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr., said in Chicago Sun­ day the measure would tie tested in the courts as soon as it is signed into law. King said compliance to the law would Ikj tested in Mont­ gomery, lltrmIngham, Selma, Gadsden and Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Albany, Ga„ as well as In SI. AtiguHinc. Concrete block* were heaved through plate glass window* and door* of state Sen, Verle Pope'* real estate office in St. Augustine early today. Pope ha* hem a spokesman fur a group of businessmen who have liecn trying to settle the city's racial dispute. N e g r o leaders promised more demonstrations in St. Aiiguslino today and a court fight to ovrrturin a state-iml>o*cd curfew aimed at night marches. both segregationists and civil rights advocate* stragcd marches in St. Augustine Sunday on opjsuite aides o( the city's main thoroughfare. Ilie groups were separated by s line of about 100 police officers, sotnu with dogs on leashes. Five Negroes were admit­ ted to an Episcopal church in St. Augustine Sunday but five others who attempted to at­ tend a Methodist church were arrested. Scores of college student* from across the nation i>uurcd into Mississippi today to lake part In a massive civil rights project. State officials adopt­ ed a policy of watchful wait­ ing as tho 250 volunteers fanned out to assigned |xisls tu atxiut 25 cities and towns. The National Association for the Advaneemelnt of Color­ ed People (NAACP) opens It* six-day annual convention in Washington today with civil right* strategy the main topic. Itoy Wilkins, executive se­ cretary of tho NAACP, indi­ cated at a new* conference Sunday thu association favors moving slowly in testing com­ pliance with the civil rights hill. Other integraUnnlsta who participated Sunday In the biggest civil rights rally in Chicago's history indicated they, like Martin Luther King, favor a speedy text for the law. More than 700,000 per­ sona jammed Soldier's Field for the rights rally. In Las Vegas, Nev„ early today * hlomb blew ■ hole in the wall around the home which N e g r o entertainer Stanley Morgan and his fam­ ily moved into two weeks ago in a previously all-white neighbor Imod. Treason, felony and breach of the peace are Ihc only three offenses for which a member of Congress Is sub­ ject to arrest while In office. EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT Hunt Pushed For REVOLUTIONARY PRICES Church Arsonist L O N G II E A C II, Calir (U PI)—Police toil#y Increas­ ed their church pntroi units in an attempt to catch an ar­ sonist suspected of setting the fifth rlutrrh fire in this city since Inst May 18. Efforts tu catch the firebug were inlensifed after someone slipped past sevrrnl armed guards Saturday night and set fire to the First Four, sijunro Church of Long llcnrh. Damage to the church was estimated a t 125,000. About 2 weeks ago the same church waa hit by fire, which cauird 1tel ween 13,000 and |4,000 damage authorities said. Two other churchea in tho tame neighborhood were de­ stroyed by fire recently, the Grace Methodlat Church and lha F irst Brethren Church. Fire alao damaged the library of tba North Long Ucach Methodist Church. Many churches In the city appropriated funds to post guard* a t lira buildings, •. i ■ V jjfegW jS?} ONLY — ____ ^ _ L IV IN G ROOM O U T F IT • • • • i i Warm Brawn Upholstery Fabric Large Winxbsrk Hof*.fled Wingbsck Chair with Ottoman 3 Genuine Maple Tables — I Cocktail and 2 Ktrp-End Tables I Maple Table Lamp* EASY THHMH - WASHINGTON (UPI) — A group of 12 Southern Ed­ itors offered varying opin­ ions today on what effect tho civil righto bill will have on race relation* in the South. The editor*, from 10 states gave their view* in a scrisa of copyrighted Interview* pub­ lished in U. S. News A World Report, They predicted results rang­ ing from n quick turn to the worse in relations between whiles and Negroes, to slow, gradual effect* and possible Improvement. Among the comments, Hodding Carter, editor of the IM l* Democrat-Times of Greenville, Miss., Raid the law will not Improve the climat* of race relations at all when It goes into effect. "But,* Garter aald, "It it likely to Improve the status of the Ne­ gro—primarily as a voter and possibly aa a wage earner.” Virginlui Dabney, editor of tho Times-Diapatch in Rich­ mond, Va., aeea an increase in racial tension. He cited the public acommodatlons section and the possible cutting off of federal funds aa causing relations between the races to worsen. The editor of tho Atlanta Conititutlon, Eugene Patter­ son, sail) he believed tho bill would help sotv* racial prob­ lems in Georgia. He said the law would provide the incen­ tive to many businessmen who had not desegregated their establishments because of fear of economic reprisal*. John N. Popham, manag­ ing editor of the Chattanooga, T enn, Times, said that with­ out such laws "you leave a vacuum for the demagogue." He said the law may not have nn Immediate effect, hut that cvcntunlly people would learn to live with It. "I think it would help If the accommodation* section and the employment section of the bill were modified,” snbl Don Shoemaker, editor of the Miami Herald. But, be said, the bill probably will Improve race relations In Florida. "Well, the people down here are fed up, from one stand­ point,” aald Caleb J, King, edltorint page editor of the Jacksonville Florida TlmesUnlon. "They feel that the civil rights thing haa been overdone, and Hint this will be another wedge driven In." “ You can’t make people love each other," said George W. Heniy Jr., executive of the New Orleans Tlmes-Plcnyune, "I have a great fear of the use of force In attempts to Improve race reletlons," OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS “IVORY” LIQ U ID ETERGENT of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 PLUS! 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Purchase Of . • • "Ivory" 22 OZ. PLASTIC BOTTLE Liquid Detergent GOLD BOND STAMPS 22 Oz. Plastic Q Q t Bottle Limit; One With Your 13 Or .More F«md Order Please MAXWELL HOUSE IN ST A N T COFFEE Coupon Rood at “THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed„ June 21 PLUS! 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Piirrhnse Of , , . “ Folger'a" Instant Coffee 6 OZ, JAR GOLD BOND STAMPS •£ ■ 8 8 row I at “THKIFTWAY” only Coupon thru Wed., June 21 Limit: One With Your 63 Or More Food Order Please “SEALD SWEET” FROZEN ORANGE JUICE PLUS! 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the Purrlinse Of . . . “SralH Sweet" Frozen Orange Juice 6 OZ. CANS GOLD BOND STAMPS 5" ■ 9Be l ana M v Limit; One With Your 63 Or More Food Order Please FRESH “100% PURI i ” GROUND BEEF Coupon rchk! u( "THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed., June 21 PLUS! 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the I’urrhasr Of . . . Fresh "100% Pure" Ground Beef GOLD BOND STAMPS Coupon Rood at 'THRIFTW AY" only thru Wed,, June 21 $1.5 Billion TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The state treasurer's office handled a total of f 1.5 billion during the past fiscal year, the state auditor reported to­ day. “CENTER CUT” HAM SLICES M O N EY in2 easysteps PLUS! 50 EXTRA With this Coupon and the I'urrhasr Of . , . "Center Cut" GOLD BOND STAMPS Dial our number 79‘ Lb. Coupon at "THRIFTWAY" only thru Wed., June 21 Rood (or call in parson). “FRESH 'N CRISP” LETTUCE Tell us how much you need LOANS I T TO M M - G .A .C .FIN A N CE -SANFOftO 111 KFktt I t ......... ..38474) -oauwoo- 4711. Orsags An . ........<244606 401 W. Central Bled........4M-6491 1741L COM4 Or......... 4762641 PLUS! 50 EXTRA "Fresh ’N Crlnp" GOLD BOND Lettuce STAMPS With Ihia Coupon and the Purchase Of . . . Heads “THRIFTWAY" wru oo mi usu C O N D O N A T I O N MATHER Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday 25th & PARK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED J r / - f f Q p ttn o k “KRAFT" OIL “GULF" IN S E C T SPRAY 32 OZ. BTL. 49 55 “ BRACH’S” C A N D Y BERGUNDY • • S T A R L IG H T M IN T S SPICETTES . . JELLY N O U G A TS 8 Oz. 2 9 * llag f t 29* Lb. 2 9 c Bag ’C 28* �J* A JU. n r -ft Seminole Lay Off Glenw ay Drive, City Fathers A dvised c LOC^ ® q 6 ® § 0 m W At 10 a.m. Wednesday the Tort Authority Committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will convene at the trade body’s conference room to select a firm to make the feasibility study for the proposed port facility In this area. The presiding officer will be Chairman Francis Itoumillat. ♦ • • Heard a sad piece of news recently. Bud Layer speaking on evolution to the Civituns told them that roaches have existed in their present form since the beginning of time. Looks like we've already lost that fight. • • • Those additional s t r e e t lights that Lnngwood has in­ stalled on Hwy. 17-02 from Longwood Plaza to Sit 434 seem to have had a marvelous effect on business. Never saw so many cars there before. • • • With S a n f o r d stringing lights south on Hwy. 17-02, Longwood adding new ones on the highway, added to those In Casselberry we mayone day bo driving south for miles under street lights. Then people will bo driving all the way to Orlando with­ out their headlights, as they do now on French Avenue. • • • Physicians and biologists present at the talk on evolu­ tion at Clvltan* Thursdayagreed that -Man, even as highly developed as he Is to­ day, is only using seven to ys per cent of his total brain capacity. No wonder things are in such a mess. • • • The USO Club lounge in the Seminole Chamber of Com­ merce Building is closed for a two-week vacation, accord­ ing to Mrs. Mary Washburn, USO official. • • • Margaret C. Bullock of Longwood, daughter of Mark B. Bullock, hai received a bachelor ot art* degree from the George Waihlngton Uni­ versity a t the 143rd annual commencement. She was one of 1,S00 students from 47 states, the District of Colum­ bia, Puerto itico and 10 forelgn countries to receive de­ grees. • • • The Herald's photographer, Bill Vincent, installed a new film finishing device in Ids studios last week. And the newspaper can now process the raw negatives In almost record time. The machine lakes the exposed glossy paper in one aide and in from three to eight seconds, de­ pending on the size of the picture, the finished product is ready for the engraving machine. Bill tested it in the office the other day and found It took Just nine min­ utes from the time he snap­ ped the cam era's shutter until he had a finished print. The controversial question of the arbitrary closing of Glenway Drive by Mrs. Mar­ garet Bower was aired at the meeting of City Commissionera Monday, after a report on findings by City Attorney Wil­ liam C. Hutchison Jr. The city atturncy advised commissioners not to become Involved in any attempt to open Glcnway Drive at the present time. “If factually this road has been used by the public for the prescriptive period of 20 years," the attorney's report read, "any member of the public so aggrieved would have the right to pursue un First 'Concrete' Proposal On Marina Due County Commissioners this afternoon were to receive Live first real "concrete" proposal for utilizing waters of Lake Monroe when plans for a huge marina were unveiled. Henry Pyle was scheduled to offer a comprehensive program which would permit construction of a 20-foot pav­ ed seawall extending 600 feet into Lake Monroe and then another 700 feet parallel with Highway 17-92. The site would l>o in the vicinity of Lake Monroe inn which, along with other pro­ perties In the area, is owned by Pyle. He proposes to build the seawall with the paved road­ way atop it and protect the exposed sides with reinforced concrete. The interior of Ute marina and boat basin would be dredged to a minimum of five feet thus allowing SO to CO foot boats to 1<e serviced and sheltered there. Fill from the dredging operations would be used to build the wall and roadway l>cd, commissioners were told. The commission in all pro­ bability will refer the propos­ al to County 'Engineer William Bush for further study and to cheek with an engineering firm hired by l’yle to "firm up" a formal application for tiie project. Pyle notea he needs approv­ al of several agencies prior to beginning the work. These In­ clude the Stale Game and Fresh Water Fish Commiss­ ion, State Boad Board, and U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ neers. Boating Interests long have pointed to the lack of ade­ quate facilities on the lake and today's proposal was des­ cribed by Pyle as a "major step forward" in utilizing the water to full advantage, "Our proposed marina," Pyle will say in a tetter to the Commission, "will offer boatmen full servicing, sup­ plies, storage and fueling faci­ lities." A 50-foot wide turnaround is planned for the terminus of the seawall and an electric boat launching service will be Installed there. Pyle soys lie 0 0 0 has adequate parking facili­ County Tax Collector John ties for cars and trailers on Galloway anounccd this morn­ hia property. ing that half-year Florida auto license tags will go on sale at the Courthouse on July Injunctive remedy upon prov­ ing the factual situation." He advised the commission­ ers that the city, "in the ab­ sence of its acceptance and maintenance (of the road) lias no standing in court as representatives of the pub­ lic." However, the city may take action if it wishes through an injunction to remove the bar­ ricades if the road is declared a dedicated rigid of way, accepted formally by the city and the city accepts continued maintcnanec. "This appears to be a dis­ pute between two property owners and we’re not going to get caught in the middle of it," said one commissioner. First reading of an ordi­ nance rezuning ail area mirth of 24th Street, east of Hie ACL Bailroad, south of Grove Man­ or and wesl of Mellonvilte Avenue, which seemed to have some bearing on the road-eioslng was tabled pend­ ing further moves by proper­ ty owners. City Commissioners voted to give pnqvcrty owners a third ami final extension of time on repairs or demolition of n building at 1607-1611 West I3tli St. City Manager W, K. Know­ les advised commissioners that this is the third request for an extension of time and recommended the request he denied. Commissioners I n s t r u c t ed that owners he advised that if the building is not re­ paired or torn down by Aug. 1, the city will move immed­ iately to demolish it, with no further notice. Bids for a pneumatic roll­ • ‘ ' ! MARGARET QUARLES Expert To Pour At Coffee Club The Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce Coffeo Club will he guests of Dr. Frank 1-eone, county health officer, at the County Health Depart­ ment Thursday at lu a.m. Members will bo served coffee and doughnuts In the auditorium by Miss Margaret Ann Quarles, new home ser­ vice representative of the Florida Power & Light Co., after which they will be taken on a tour of the building by the Health Department s ta ll Coffee Club members are asked to use the north and south parking lots. 1. , 0 Galloway pointed out for the benefit of newcomers to the state that tags purchased on or after July 1 are exactly half the price ot the full ycar'a cost. The S0-cent fee, however, rcm alni the aainc, said the collector. • • • Dr. Vincent liobcrta will speak on the problcma of pre­ natal and postpartum care when the Seminole County Nursing Advisory C o u n c i l holds its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the Seminole County Health De­ partment building on French Avenue at Ninth Street. Ken McIntosh, chairman of the council, said that all inter­ ested persons are invited to attend. <9 er w-ere authorized: appoint­ ments to the Civil Service board were tabled for the present; presentation of a plan for a public relations program for city functions VOL. 56 was turned down; a request for ancxatlon by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Turman at 2641 South Myrtle Ave. was ac­ cepted. * •r ' \ Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 7 9 8 4 3 8 6 5 7 7 * ♦ * on the St. Johns * * * * Zip Code 32771 “The Nile of America’* A NO. 218 Lodge Resigns V iet Nam Post Group Protests Engineering Of 436 Crossing By Julia Rartni Petitions protesting t h e State Hoad Department’s en­ gineering of the intersection of the new four-lnned SB 436 and Hathaway Drive in Alta­ monte Springs have been pro. pared for presentation to the County Commission and State Boad Board hy E, Pope Bas­ sett Jr., an attorney who rep­ resents an organized group of residents in Dolray Manor and Orienta Gardens. Existing problems found at the intersection, Itasselt ad­ vises, are tiiat no accelera­ tion or deceleration lanes are provided even thuugli Hatha­ way Drive is the only access route to Isotli subdivisions; no left turn lanes have ben pro­ vided for school buses to get to Altamonte ElementarySchool which is directly across the highway nor has any crosswalk or other facil­ ity been provided for children attending the school. In addition these problems are complicated by (lie fact that elevation on Hathaway Drive is considerably lower than on SB 436 thus making it practically impossible for the npniaehing motorist to see oncoming traffic until he is rigid at the through highway. Included in the petitions will lie results o f a traffic sur­ vey o f all adults, children and vehicles crossing the highway during a 12 hour per­ iod on Monday which was taken hy a resident commit tee. ... --------- Traffic Light Survey Asked A traffic survey on French Avenue to determine the feas­ ibility of Installing traffic sig­ nals at the Intersection of Third ami Ninth .SlrrcU ami French was requested Mon­ day of the State Boad Depart­ ment hy City Commission. Estimated cost of materials which would lie needed at each intersection was given as $2,300. At the prrv’nt time, a Mother's Patrol I as to guard the Third Street Intersection dur­ ing school months to allow children to cross the busy highway to attend the Westside School. Ninth Street is a through street east and west and the Freni li Avenue intersection has been the scene of numer­ ous arcidcnts. LBJ Appoints Gen. Taylor As Successor J I C I V A ... Senator Protests WASHINGTON turn Sen. Maurine Ncubergcr, (DOrc,), said today that the De­ partment of Health, Education and Welfare might be trying to sabotage its own report on smoking and health. Death Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Atty. Gen. James Kynes rul­ ed Tuesday hospitals in Flor­ ida can release information on the death of a patient be­ fore the death certificate is officially filed for the record. West Watches BERLIN (UPI) - Allied officiaU in West Berlin today kept a close watch on the vi­ tal air corridors linking the city to West Germany for any signs of new Soviet h a ra s s ­ ment of Western commercial flights. Threat To Nikita STOCKHOLM (CPI) — A foreigner suspected of “plann­ ing dangerous activities" against visiling Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev has been arrested, Stockholm prosecutor Aake Magnusson announced todaq. Overflight l-'REE EYE TESTS will bo u special feature of the Lions Club Fourth of July Fun Fair tit Fort Mellon Park. Here Sanford Mayor z\. L. Wilson Ri'tH his eyes checked by the testing machine. Mrs. llrncc Fisher, supervisor of nurses at the Seminole County Health Department conducts the test. l)r. Frank Leone, health department director, (center) is also a member of the Lions Club. (Herald Photo) Court Ponders Ada Trailer Court Ruling Against Permit Turned Down Florida Setup MIAMI (UPI) — A fliteral district court tierc took under consideration Tuesday an or­ der from the U. S. .Supreme Court throwing out Florida's legislative apportionment and leaving deadlbi -a up to tb* lower court. The move had been expert ed since last week when the nation's high court ruled 1h.it both houses of stale legisla­ tures should he cleetcd es­ sentially according to populain response to an appeal linn. In the original ruling, tho from Hal Washburn on tin- de­ legislature* of s i x state* nial of bis application for a were ordered reapportioned. Yesterday, the U. S. court dredging easement on cityowned land at Lake Ada, the killed apportionment in Flor­ City Commission .Monday tab­ ida, Michigan, Washington, led the request landing n for­ O h i o , Oklahoma, Illinois, mal report from the engineer. Connect lent, Idaho and Iowa. Washburn told commission­ Gov. Farris Bryant said ers that Ills dredging engineer yesterday he would wail ami had informed Mm thnl only examine the U. S. court ruling marl In the Kike bottom would j before making n statement. rause permanent muddying of He Indicated he would wait the waters, slid that tests on a ruling from Die Miami court Iwforo deriding on whe­ showed no marl present. Commissioners r e q u e s t - ther to call a special session. Bryant and other top slate ed (hat the engineer he pre­ sent and give a formal report officials have said it would and tabled the appeal pend­ be unfair to call a special ses­ ing appearance of the engi­ sion of the present legisla­ ture, loaded with lame ducks, neer. Washburn proposes to build since ninny of the members a Japanese style trailer court will not be serving in the 1965 cm Die property, with the dc session. If Die district court here sign said to be "first class iilglt style typo trader court." rules that Ihr next legislature r a a formulaic reapportionmcut when it sits in April, (lien Bryant probably will nut make ii move. If the court roles, however, that laws passed by the pre­ sent apportionment ol Ihr state's 43 senators and 112 representatives would be un­ constitutional, a problem arise*. Iii the second cate, Bryant rnuld either call a special session b e f o r e November when the new legislature is officially elected, or leave the matter up to the new gov­ ernor. BERLIN (UPI) - A Pan American World Airways Jet­ liner on a direct flight from New York flew over Commu­ nist East Germany to West Berlin today and landed safe­ ly despite Soviet charges that / ucb s o vice was un.m fid. Ada Dredging Plea Tabled Letters Back Barry 100-1 Seminole County's Board of Commissioners tills morning reversed a previous decision by the county's Board of Ad­ justment to permit Hal Wash­ burn of Maitland to install a trailer court on a four-plus acre parcel of land with a 360-foot frontage on Die west si.lc of U. S. erf:’ In the Lake Ada area, Washburn, owner of the the land, wanted to install ami iqx-rate Dte trailer park of 47 spaces on the site which is currently zoned M l (In­ dustrial). He applied to Die county's Board of Adjust merit for an exceptional use per­ mit and was granted ills re ­ quest subject to a 30 it ay ap­ in'a I period ami an agreement by Die t’ity of Sanford to provide sewerage connections. Washburn’s obtained t h e city's approval but objection! 4-Hour Meters For Parking Lot City Commissioner* voted Monday to put four-hour me­ ters in Die new parking lot on Dio corner of First Slreet and Park Avenue, and enforce the assessment of two dollar parking ticket* if the 23-rent yellow tickets are ignored. Commissioners agreed (o extend the paving of Die lot onto the private property liehind Carraway and McKibbin offiers, under the stand­ ard practice of using city la­ bor If property owners pay for materials. Hot mix as­ phalt will be used and <onrrclu for stops installed. The commission also agreed to pave the alley beside Bur­ pee Seed Company and behind the Sanford Herald on the same prupiuition. In iurther action on alleys, commissioner* designated Die alley from Park to Magnolia Avenue, hclwcrn First and Second Streets as one way lroin west to east, entering on Park and exiling on Mag­ nolia. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Beautification Sen. Barry Guldwatcr'a moil lias Ix'i n running at about too Project Okayed THIS MARINA OUTLINE was presented to the County Commbwlon this morning by Henry Pyle, owner of 700 feet of frontage on Lnko Monroe in the Lake M onroe Inn urea. Me plan s a UOU-fuol trxleiuiun into the lake then a 7UlMout * WEATHER: Partly cloudy, oenttered showers throujili Wcdnoadny; high today in 00.-*: low tonight In 70*. United Press Lensrtl W re Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1901 SANKOltD, FLORIDA Herald Index Abby .......................... Bridge ....................... Classified MtIHHMM Comics m m ii *• ■• ••• • Editorial ................... Funerals ................... Horoscope «#••«****•• Society ******••••••»• f port............................. IV Program* ............ We the Women . . . . . . County * length parallel with Highway 17-92 and ending ut a 50-foot automobile turnaround. The top of the Ken wall would he paved to n width of 20 feet. Dredging inside the walls would allow occuuimodutioii of 5u to till fool bouta, lie ie|iurD. to one in favor of his vote against the Senate civil right! bill. A statement from his office Monday said llw mail fndirated "deep dissatfisaclion" with the rights bill. Gold water aides said the front running GOI* presidential contender has received 2,176 telegrams since hia floor speech last week against Die biU oral that only 22 of these were in favor of the bill a ml against bis put ilion, Plantings and beautification along the newly installed side­ walk from First Streel In Commercial between the Ja ­ cobson Building and Die City Library were approved by City Commissioners Monday with necessary funds being transferred from another ac­ count. City Commissioner E a r l Higginbotham offered to do­ nate several palm trees from his |irii|H>rty for the walkway U Die city would move them. wero fileil in writing today by A. B. Peterson Jr. represent­ ing Iwo properly owners in Die area, and by the owners of Colltngwood of Orlatulo. At today’s hearing Washbum spoke in favor of hit project after the Commission heard a reading of Die two objections. John Kridcr, man ager of Die Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, spoke unfavorably toward Die pro Jeot. He expressed the opinion that it would interfere with Utc normal development of the area which has liecn zoned Industrial and would have an adverse cffecl on the values of adjacent properties. Commissioner* Jolm Alexantler, In whose district the property is located, said that in his opinion Die placing of a Irailer court there would not lie an asset and he rccom mended tUiat the Board of Adjustment he overruled in its decision. Washburn said he planned In put in a "first class park with a Japanese inollff—one that would tie an asset to the area, and thp kind of a park Denied In Ibis area." Following tho decision, Washburn told the Commiss­ ion: "I regret Dial tho Commiss­ ion, cs|K>cial!y the commiss­ ioner in my district, has seen fit to deny the use* jwrinit for Die park on my properly. We fret that such a project as tills, carefully designed, could be nothing but a good influ­ ence on North Seminole for both business and residential growth." f WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson today ac­ cepted Die resignation of Henry Cabot Lodge as U. S. ambassador to Viet Nam and named Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ lor to succeed him in the cri­ tical soullicast Asian post. At an impromptu new* con­ ference in his office, Johnson announced that Lodge had submitted h I s resignation, dated June 19, saying that ha must retire to private life for personal reasons. The President said he waa accepting the resignation with "deep regret." He added Dial Lodge was expected to return to Washington this week and that he will meet with him Dien. The President also announc­ ed Ida intention to nominal* Gen. Earle F, Wheeler, Army chief of staff, to succeed Gen, Taylor as chairman of tho Joint Chief* of Staff. He did nut name Wheeler's replace­ ment. The President announced that lie was naming Assistant -Secretary of State U. Alexis Johnson as deputy ambassa­ dor lo Die republic of Viet Nam. He said that Johnion, a career diplomat, will proceed to Saigon Immediately and will act as the chief of mis­ sion until Taylor'i arrival to succeed Lodge. Tho President praised both Taylor and Johnson for ac­ cepting the new post on ahort notice and aald they had tha highest qualifications for their new assignment*. "I'm satisfied that togeth­ er they will give Die United Stales the best field leader­ ship" In support of United Slalui policies In South Viet Nam, Johnson said. In his letter ot resignation Ambassador Lodge, stilt a possible Republican presiden­ tial nominee, said his resig­ nation was prompted entire­ ly hy personal reasons. He thanked the Chief Exoculivo for his guidance and devotion for helping bltn to carry out the Job, Johnion wrote Lodge that lie should make hia farewell calls in Saigon and that ha liopiil to see him as soon aa lie returned. Windsor 70 PARIS (U PI)—Tha Duke of Windsor quietly turnrd 70 to­ day. A spokesman for the duke and the wife he chose over crown of F'ngland said tha couple planned only an inti­ mate dinner with eloac friends lo mark the occasion. et n n e i f™ f iifAVtt nFIRST n o r nQUALITY iiiU T V ALWAYS VACATION VALUE DAYS! nEACII TOWELS 5 FT. LONG DIG HUY AT 30“ x 60" $1 Stripe* In terrific col­ or* (woven • through) In Iblch, cotton terry th sl aoaka up moisture fast. Hite, quality th a t ahould coat fa r more. —rrm a a m n �t w if ny Judy Turner Phone 322-4135 On July 9, member* <>t Die Navel Officers Wive* club will elect a president and vice president to serve the second six month* of 11)64. One of the candidates for president is Mrs. C. L. Fill* Patrick, a native of Crystal •Springs, Miss., and a Navy wife since 1919. Her opiionenl is Mr*. Wil­ liam Yelinck, the current president of the club. Evelyn is the wife of 1,1. Fitzpatrick, the Maintenance Control Officer of nVAII-3. They have been In Sanford since HIM, where Id. Fitrpatrfek ha* served with VAH-3, VAH-S and again with VAII 3. Otlier duly slnlinns include Memphis, NAAS S a n f o r d , Pensacola, where Lt. FilsPatrick was commissioned In 1957, Newport, It. I„ and Nor­ folk, Vo. Beside* caring for their four children, Cindy, 13, l)svid, 11, Lisa, seven, and Ka­ ren, five, Evelyn enjoys bowl­ ing, bridge, fishing, boating and sowing. She is also a member of the Pinecresl Bap­ tist Church. Navy activities i n c l u d e serving as treasurer of the VAH-3 officers wives dub, treasurer a n d hospitality committee in VAH-5 and working as a Navy Belief re ceptionisl. Evelyn has also been the president of the Jet Bowlerettea bowling league, secre­ tary-treasurer of her Sunday School class and is currently president of t h e Sunday School clast and Is active in the W o m e n ' s Missionary Union. • • • Mrs. Martin Sheridan will compete with Mrs. J. I). Mo­ loney for the office of first vice president. She is Ihc wife of Lt. Cdr. Sheridan, (he maintenance officer of BVAIIt. Jean met her husband in Prniacola while lie was in flight training and they were married in 1950. Five mem­ ber*, Sutan, 12, Thomai, 10, David, nine, Marlin, aeven, and Begin*, five, have alncu been added to Iho family. A cat with a loud purr, named Kvlnrudc, completes thc group. Besides her favorite hobby, which I* watching the chil­ dren grow healthy and hap­ py, Jean enjoys howling, sew­ ing, ceramics, golf, hoallng and family camping. At pre­ sent she Is coaching girls on aoftbill teams at Sunland Es­ tate! under Use Sunland Boost­ er! Organisation, and is a member of the Church of the Nativity in Lake Mary, Tlw Sheridans arrived In Sanford Just last Novcmtx-r alter a four year tour with VAP-62 at NAS Jacksonville. Previous duty included stays a t Pensacola, Hutchinson, Kan.; Monterey, Calif.; Hon­ olulu, Hawaii; Whidboy Is­ land, Wash.; San Diego, Calif., and Corpus Christ!, Teg. Even though she ha* Itcen in Sanford Just a short lime, •lean has served a* the hos­ pitality chairman of VAH-3, representative U> Ihc NOW board, on which she ha* been publicity chairman, chairman of the VAH-3 decoration com­ mittee for the bombing derby, a member of tlm decoration cum mil lee for Ilk: board’s Navy Relief benefit luncheon amt a member of the VAH-3 officer* wives txiwllng leant. • * • Cdr. Jesse Taft was a sur­ prise guest at the June meet­ ing of the VAII I enlisted men's clult held lliursday in the NAS ballroom. He thanked the dub (or its work In putting up the drap­ eries in the recreation room of the VAII I barrack* and congratulated the group mi its good work. Cdr. Taft also presented a plaque with tltc squadron in­ signia to Mr*. Hrrshdl Bussell, the retiring president. In other ceremonies Mrs. Russell presented Chaplain Itoberl Deal with a check lor ISO which will help pay for the air-conditioucr in tin- base nursery. Winner of Iho linen basket was AECM V. P. Brandos of VAH-1. Club member* also voted to purchase a 30-cup coifcc pot for use at ciuh function* and the data lor the installa­ tion lunclieon was set for tarly July. Mrs. Dadd For rjcr and Mr*. Bichard Jloo gerwerf will he in charge o( arrangement*. New officers elected were president. Mr*. Marvin Knorer; vice president, Mrs. Wil­ liam Orazi; secretary, Mrs. Kenneth C o o k ; treasurer, Mrs. Lyle Saraney, and chap­ lain, Mrs. David terrier. Mr*. Orzai and Mrs. Bus­ sell will hake cakes for the USO for July. Hostesses for the meeting THE NEW AIR conditioner for the hose nursery IT WAS IIAIIIEK DAY Thursday at the Acey Deucy Club. Members of the were Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds is on itn way to Iming paid for. Here Mrs. HerVAH-7 enlisted mens wives club brought their wee ones to the club meet­ and Mrs. Koozcr. They serv­ shell Russell, president of the VAH-1 enlisted ing. From left to right are Mrs. James Lynch and son Tommy, Mrs. Ed­ ed refreshments of Iced tea, mens wives club, gives Chaplain Robert Deal n ward Doty ami daughter Terry Lynn, Mrs. William Hummel and daughter lemonade and cookies to the check for $50 from funds raised by the club. Margaret Sue, Mrs. Janies II. Ott and daughter Sherri Michele, and Mrs. member* attending who in­ Jack Surbrook and son Anthony. cluded Mrs. James Parks, Mrs. Al Moylan, Mrs. Holier* Four new member* were Weiss, Mrs. Richard Shaw ley wrlromed tn the VAH-7 en­ and Mrs, Jeff Ritchie, » * # listed men's wives club at its Thursday meeting held in the Uf Icii and lotus blossoms . . . In traditional Hawaiian Acey Deucy Club style, Mrs, J. L. Shipman, They ire Mrs. I. G. Whitwife of the former command­ nure, Mr*. W R. Hayes, ing officer of KVAII-9, was Mrs. E. J. Jones and Mrs. W. greeted by rolorfnl wahtnes, A. Madigan. flowers thrown njson the wa­ Mrs. William Bummel and ter and a flowery lei as she Mr* Bay Dunham were given stepped off the "ship" and on sliver charm bracelets with a to the dock at Banana Lake. disc representing the squad­ The occasion was a hiati ron as lari-well presents. held to say “Aloha" lo Mrs. Their husbands are being Shipman who left the same transferred this month. day with her husband for Hostesses for the coffee Carlisle, Pa. Hostesses were were Mrs. Roy Pounds, Mrs. Mrs, J. F. Dunn and Mrs. I). Holier! Hodges and Mrs. Cas­ A. Turner. ey Johnson. Mrs. Shipman was rowed Guests Included Mrs. B. B. • >{ across the lako by Mr*. P. N. Brown, wife of the command­ Breton to the Turner dock ing olfirer of VAH-7, Mrs. Ira where 30 guests, dressed in Brock, Ilie mother of Mrs. TWO CANDIDATES FOR offices in the Naval bright niuu-niuus, sarongs, Jonh son, and Mrs. Lewis Sel­ Officers Wives Club are Mrs. C. L. Fitzpatrick SKATED AT THE edge uf the pool, Hobble anti grass skirls and crepe paper by, the mother of Mrs. J. Surwho is running for the presidency and Mrs. .Julie Druim a r e joined by friend* Kevin Thomas Iris waited to greet her. brook, •Martin Sheridan, candidate for first vice presi­ a n d Judy Y o u iiK b l a d e a t their b i r t h d a y party. The serving table was plac­ Otlier important g u e s t s dent. Elections of the NOW club will be held at Members of the VAII-ll— ed beneath a palm thatched were Tommy Lynch, six week ies, iced tea and. coffee com­ the NAS ballroom on July 9. Det. 8 enlisted men’s wives roof and was covered with ba­ old son of Mrs. James Lynch; pleted Ox? menu. officers of the group at the High scorer was Mrs. W. K. club will have a pollack wie­ William Sharp. nana leaves, The outdoor Terry Lynn Doty, six week Guests of the group were July meeting. lunch included dishes such as old daughter of Mrs. Edward Donahue. Others playing were ner roast Saturday at the ramaki, rum baked bananas, Doty; Margaret Sue Bummel, Mrs. B. W. Bartholomew, Iximc of Mrs. Louise Polopin- Mrs. Paul Ix;roy, Mrs. Wil­ On the committee are Mrs. rice dishes, glazed ham, ba­ the lour week old daughter of Mr*. B. D. Field, Mr*. O. Z. skl. It will begin at t p.m. and liam Isenburg and Mrs. C. L. C. B. Reeves, Mrs. Harold Fitzpatrick. nana bread and oilier finger Mrs. William Bum mol; Sherri Gentry, Mrs. J. M. Ilunnel* continue until dark. Sundvall, Mrs, E. G. ChccofMembers playing were Mrs. sky and .Mrs. Ralph Simas. Becenl activities of the food*. Pineapple rum punch Michele, three w e e k old and guests, Mrs. C. C, Kauff­ was also served. daughter of .Mrs, James It. man and Mrs. William Ye- Checkmate wives include a Laurence White, Mrs. Austin The group will offer its se­ meeting a I Iho home of Mrs. Crothers. Mrs. Frank Wolfe, lections at election time, but Swimming, sailing, rowing Ott, and Anthony Surbrook, 10 linek. • • • Judy Wall and a come-as-you- Mrs. Bud Seldmeyer, Mrs. nominations will also bo ac­ and talking filled the day. In­ dny old son of Mrs. Jack vited guests Included the wiv­ Surbrook. New officers of the BVAII 9 arc coffee at the home uf David Jahn and Mrs. Clark cepted from the floor. Crain. es who had been in the squad­ Business included making enlisted men's wives club Mrs. Jack Jenkins. The CPU wives club met for • • • ron wives chdt during ihc plans for a picnic to lx> held were elected al Ihc meeting Befreshmenls of candies, its June meeting at the NAS same time as Mrs. Shipman. July II! at Lake Golden and ol the club held Thur-duy. Enlisted men’s wives of ballroom. The revised by­ punch, coffee, chip and dips They Were Mr*. George requesting member* to bring Tliey arc president, Mrs were served by Sirs. Wall to VAH-I arc invited tn attend laws were read and approved Kiinmons, Mrs, Wade Mark- articles tn Mrs. Jack Sur­ Pete Panning; virc president, the merntx-rs and guests. the next meeting of the Tl- by tlm group and Dr. Charles Icy, Mr*. D. F. 'Monday, Mrs. brook at ific r a i l Avenue .Mrs. 'William Wlgg; secre­ Mra. Glendu Thurman, a gereftes club lo he held June Muroslni spoke to the group John Muloncy, Mrs John Me- Trailer Court for auction. The tary, Mrs. Bob Harris; treas­ guest, won the donrpnz* of 30 al the home of Mrs. II. B. on common childhood diseas­ Cracken, Mrs. Pitil Monroe, proceed* will be used for a urer, Mr*. Bruce Howard; stationary. Blackburn. The meeting will es. Mra. Richard Cooke, Mrs. tj. homecoming parly wlu-n the social chairman, Mr*. C. It. liegln at 7;3n p.m Cakes for the USD for June High score in the contact [>. Atkinson, “Mrs. James husbands return from their Kutncr; historian, Mrs. Den­ rummy game went to Mrs Persons desiring further in­ will he baked by Mrs. A. A. Bennett, Mrs. J. A. driianahl, Mediterranean cruise alxiard nis Nolo; chaplain, Mrs. Don­ Wall, second to Mrs. Jenkins formation can call Mrs. Rich­ Valller, Mrs. John Uhr and Mra. J. A. Greenwood, Mr*. the USS Enterprise. ald Moore, and publicity, .Mrs. and Hurd to Mri. Sandra Me- ard lioogerwerf at 322-2971. Mrs. Simas. * # • • • • J. M, Henson, Mr*. A. O. V. (J. Herrin. Anally. Karnes, Blrthduyi were celebrated Tlx; next meeting of the ADC and Sirs. K. C. Fehl Others attending wx’rc Mrs. Mrs. H L. Klein, Mrs II. in advance by both Julie and club will be held July 9 at tile Marie Huhley, Mrs. Pat Cle­ left Monday for a two week II. Krause, Mr*. William Mai- Bobbie Druim at a pool parly NAS ballroom. Mrs. Handy mens, Mrs. Ilene Cornett and vacation In Kentucky before iezowskl, Mr* N. 0. Mar­ held recently at the Navi Air Bellamy and Mrs. L. M. Wil­ Mrs. Judy Molder. going to a new duty station shall, Mr*. G. K. Marrow, Station pout. lis will be the hostesses. Coffee, iced lea and coffee- In Puerto Blco. • f • Mrs. A. F. Bent), Mrs. J. P. Julie will lie 12 on July t The Felds and their son. cake were served by Mrs. Smyth, Mrs. B. A. Wing, Mrs. and Bubble will lx- lu on July Station ollicers wives will Jenkins al Die coffee. Mrs. Casey, will visit Mrs. Fehl’s C. J. Younghladr, Mrs. D. M. 0. The parly was held early he hostesses for a tea honor­ Agnes ilucnavista was a guest parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sullivan, Mrs. C. C. Smith. so (hat their father, Cdr. John ing Mrs. Rnliert Ware Thurs­ and plsns for a fall fashion Hood In Ravenna. Ky., and • f t liraim, could he with (hem. day at the Buy wardroom. show were discussed by the will fly from Charleston, S. Base Nursery facilities will He deployed recently With L\, lo Roosevelt Rhodes, Puer­ Mrs. Ware, whose husband group. be available for use of wives BVAll-S to the west coast. • • • to Itlco, alter their vacation. will be relieved at the end of attending the HVAII-5 enlist Hamburgers and eske were Ibr month a* NAS command­ • • • Mrs David Olmstead and cd wives club meeting on served in llu- pavilliori near ing officer, will be greeted by Mrs. Jay Miller won first and Mem tiers of the Chief Petty June 29, Anyone hringlng a Ihe pool. her many Navy and civilian second honors at the station Officers wives club chose a child who will use a crib Thn*e present were David friends between 3 p in, and 3 officers wives bridge lunch­ nominating committee to pre­ should bring a crib sheet. anil Kenny Dratm, Judy, Chip p.m. eon held at the home of Mrs. sent a slate of nominees for The Snvagelles meeting will and Amy Younghlariv, Tracy hr held at the Aery Deucy Mayo, Kevin Thomas, Bill club beginning at 7:30 pm . and Bobby Bryant, Sieve All It VAH-3 enlisted men’s Frassa, Craig Tall, Susan Beatilon, Gayle Sawyers, Di­ wives are Invited to attend. • f • ane and David Ucarolph and Dr. anil Mrs. Mux Daughtry ChrltUnu I'lapp. • # * are tilt- parents of a baby liny tmrn June 7. The nine pound, Homemade ice' cream was TURF MULDER HON US two aunre baby was named the cool treat served lu the PROTEIN For St. Augustine Edward Burns and is at home oHieers wives of VAII-ll— Iluililing Grass Lawns. Fertilizer with Ills In other Barry and Del. H at the club'# June Clennn Out Weeds Fertilizer With two sisters, Angela and Bet­ bridge. Mrs. Harvey AuhuPatented Triuni zed Guaranteed To ebon was the hostess. Cookty Ann, $ 9 * . § k lL i scons AIR CONDITIONER 11. R. Rope Co., Inc. IN S I’UANCK AUTO & PltOFEKTY For The Finest. Year Around Weather Conditioner TEDDERS All Lines Written Salea — Srrslre Your Insurance •JPO S. Park Ave. Sanford Hring FA ’2-42:11 Problems To Us — IN SU R A N C E a u t o service HARRY ADAIICS BALL BLAIR AGENCY 2IR S. P*tk Ave. FA 2-5tH* GULF SERVICE SANFORD. FLA. Viren Butteries - Acer dm)lies Road AAA Service PLUMBING Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service R. L. HARVEY French si 1st. PLUMBING FA 2-0921 FA 2 9:122 Complete Installations • Repairs FEEDS Rallironm and Kitchen Fixture* Water Pomps Free Estimate.Sanford Flour and 204 S. Sanford FA 2-33ti Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy IIav • Cotton Seed Meal Cow Feed (3.40 per 1IM) lh. Kittening and Fattening 32li Xuttfiti,', Ave Kaiifuni If you want people to pay attention lo your business, call FA 2-56)2 and ask the Herald Staff about some at IrniKin getting ads - V K W IT • Garden Tools Satisfy Scott Fertilizer Spreaders OR RENT * Host Page 2- J t i n e • Sprinklers • DAW N For Roses 1 Package Feed* 12 Rosts — i Months SI.95 IIA/.K DUST Keeps 'em Clrtn Lawn Boy Mowers authorized ^ S c o f t e ) d ealer G A bT O R LUMBER HARDWARE Cash and Carry 700 French Ave. 23. lM - t Lions Club Of Casselberry Holds Installation Banquet By Jsne Casselberry New officers of the Lions Club of Casselberry for the year beginning July 1 were installed Thursday night at ii Ladles Night dinner held at the Paddock Restaurant ir. Orlando. Installing officer was A) I.azor of the Colonlaltown Lions Club and also partici­ pating In the program was In­ ternational Counselor Hugh Dunran of Sanford. Those installed were Dar­ win Shea, president; James Prevail, first vice president; James Goodman, second vice president; Raymond Morris, secretary; Carl Jack, treasur­ er; Al Jewell, Lion Tamer and Clinrlea Hewlett and Ken Wnlbridge, Tail Twisters. “ Dutch” Allen, who was originally elected to the of­ fice of third vice president will he unable to serve ns he is being transferred to Okla­ homa and an election will be held tn fill the vaeancy. Rev. E. P. Richard*, club chaplain, officiated at the in­ duction of a new Cub Lion, Paul Maloney, to the club. Raymond Morris was chair­ man nf the dinner and mas­ ter nf crremonles. Jimmy Prevail, who has served ns program chairman for the past year, was nam­ ed Lion of the Year. The award was accepted for va­ cationing Prevail by Miller Evans, himself a previous winner of this distinction. International C o u n s e l o r Dunran presented a framed certificate of achievement to the club for 1°0 percent ach­ ievement in the recent Florida Lions Foundation for the Blind drive for funds. Pins were presented to the secre­ taries of the drive, Milton Freeman and Dwight Meal­ ier. Receiving a tte n d a n t awards were Al Jewell, 20 years: E. P. Richards. 15 years; Paul Altman, Hibbard Casselberry. Leonard Cassel­ berry, William Higgle, Hen Evans, Miller Evans, Bud Fisher and Ray Morris, 13 years; Fred Yesgei, 11 yeats; Carl Jack, Tom Hueston ami 1 Milton Freeman, 10 years; and from 1-4 year* Clyde K< rce, Jimmy Goodman; Jim ­ my Prevatt, Curtis Blow, Frank Morris, Darwin Shea, Dan Lott, Rolund l.igon. Char­ les Howlett. Ft. G. Allen. Ken Walberg and Dan Mount. Outgoing president Curtis Blow presented ibe gavel tn , the new president, Darwin Shea, whu In turn gave Blow a past president’s pin. Entertainment ut the affair was presented by a Indie* bar­ bershop quartet, "llu- Note­ worthy's’’ who belong to the Orlando chapter of the Sweet Adelines. Guests, in addition to wives of members, Included Mr. and Mrs. Al Razor, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Duncan, Mr*. Betty Kinu-s, Columbia, S.C.j Mrs. Eleanor Storr*. Casselberry; Crcs Roush, Tamp*; Mis* Eleanor Arnold and Harold Arnold, Casselberry; Mr. a n t Mrs. Dan Eviini, Denver, Colo ; Mrs. W. J. Schuder, West Point, N.Y.; Mrs. Paul Hull, Tuscon, Ari*.; President and .Mrs. Curtiss Doty of tha Southeast Orlando Lions Club. Each lady attending re­ ceived a lovely chrysanthe­ mum corsage. Sinking Egg* An egg will sink in fresh water because its density is greater than that of the wa­ ter, hut, if thp density of tha liquid I* increased by adding ■alt to It, tha egg will flout- M O V IN G ? CALL M OVING AND ST O R A G E C O .. INC. FA 2-9511 5 0 4 C e le y A ve. S a n f o r d , F la . D v : v. x < > v w -g * ; '• j r- I . . , .! tiamblrr Anwrfcan 440-11 M in i tup, 1X4 IIP , bucks! Male, cnaaute— aU nd.nl RAMBLER AMERICAN SALES UP 42% OVER LAST YEAR FOR SALE Control* Chinch Rug*—Bod Web Worms — Clover .Miles and l eaf Hoppers H r r .Ib LAWN CARE Handing AREA DlRECTORY £anfnr 5 Phone 322-7121 This in the car that's winning young-hearted America as never before. The car that olTcrw all the things that make an automobile fun to own and to drive. Tilings like fuo Bizcs of sporty bucket seat options—and you can have them in posh sable-grain vinyl. Tilings like America’s only /icc-on-the-floor via an optional Twin-Slick Floor Shift that cornea in a swank console. Expensive-looking sporta car things like headreeta, wire wheel covers plus a whole raft of other head-turning options. Even tiie standard equipment on the popular American includes smart curvedglma side windows on all models and Koof-Top rack on the ’’330" wagon. Yet with all thia, the American i'j still economy king. Proof: the snappy 125*hp model is the beat mileage winner in every official economy run entered. From the atari, you save plenty of extra dollars, too. You pny America'* hurst price#,* whether you're after a wdan, convertible, hardtop or wagon. How can you do better than that? See your Rambler dealer today! Come where the buys are during the Big Rambler Selling Spree A m a n c a n M otors C orporation— D e dica te d to Exeeilanca * C a * » r a r ia » b— X tm a u t a - u d ratal) la in , f a t r i n d n u .U U Rill Hemphill Motors, Inc., 301 W. First Street, Sanford, Fla. ----------Watch the Award Winning Danny Kays Show on CBS TV. Wednesday evening*---------- 1 �A "1 £ mmmhm *} * DeBary Men Receive Legion Appoinfmenfs By Mm. Adam Muller Two members of DcUary'a Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post 259 have been ap­ pointed to itate and district offices of recognition. Past Commander Fred H. McLaren was named State Chairman of School Medal Awards at the Department of Florida Convention in Jack­ sonville by the newly elected Commander, William Kdwards. In this office McLaren will have four area committeemen and twelve district rornmitteemen working with him. The objectives will he (1) to place emphasis on devel­ opment of qualities of honor, courage, scholarship, leader­ ship ami service; (2) to de­ velop those ideal* of Ameri­ canism among young people nnd mnkc them citizens of the highest type nnd (3) to give recognition t h r o u g h award of American 1,eg ion medals to the hoy or girl deemed most worthy of the high qualities of citizenship and true Americanism. The district honor came to Past Commander Stanley i'.. Smith who was appointed Fifth District Historian by the new Commander, Franklin Cliamlirrs, at the Fifth Dis­ ITftf Ifrrnlfi -Ttinr 2-T, 1 Of* I — P ag o 3 Artist Demonstrates Techniques In Oils trict C o n v e n t i o n hetj ha* worn the cu«tomnry white at Daytona Bench. Smith has top Legion cap indicating his served ns a district officer position. for the past three years and Business Briefs LEONARD E. Mil,* I.Kit, antt of Mr. ttml Mrs. Edgtir S. Miller of .Sanford, lias received it Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering at Rensselaer I* o 1y technic Institute in Troy, N. Y. lie receiv­ ed the degree at the !aSt h I'otntnenecmenl earlier this month. FatifttrS Ear! Moore, sales repre­ sentative of Bill Hemphill Molorsi 1uc. waa awarded a GM Corporation Certificate for his satisfactory comple­ tion of a course in the Fund­ amentals of Automotive Fell­ H A R O LD K. LONG ing at tlie Jacksonville Gen­ Ji\, of Sanford, station­ eral Motors Training Center ed at Fort Lee, Va., has this week. been promoted from Moore was one of to pro­ airman old class to air­ fessional automotive men from man 2nd class. He en­ GM dealerships in the Cen­ tered the service in UHL't. after tral Florida area who partici­ January, pated in the five day meeting. graduating from Sem­ inole High School in The conference he attended HMi2. He is the soil of Is one of 12 such seminars being offered tins year to GM Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Long Sr.. 2100 Lake dealers, their managers nnd Drive, Sanford. staff specialists. Each year ail advanced conference ma­ terial is brought up to date Jacques Gernrrin made the through a continuing nation­ f i r s t successful parachute al survey of the professional needs of retail nuloniotiVu jump in 1707, descending 3,(int) fed from a balloon. people. lt> Mr». Adam Muller Eliot McMurrough, artist in residence at DeBary Mansion House through Eriday of this week, eondueled n demonstra­ tion in oil* last Wednesday. Using Lois l.alrd of Eau Gallic, student flora the sum­ mer workshop, ns a model, he HEARS SIGN BAIR CHICAGO (UlMi - The Chi cago Bears today announced the signing of two veteran tackles, Earl 1-eggctt and John Johnson, for the 1961 defensive unit. started with n eharroal sketch Inter applying high spots in oil bringing to life the like­ ness of the model. More than C5 students were in nttendnnce for the demon­ stration during which a brief recess was lie hi for refresh­ ments of cool punch. McMurrough conducts clas­ ses in still life, landscapes, pen and ink and water color os well as various other med­ ia. This Wednesday he will demonstrate techniques for creating a still life. The public is invited to nt11tul from 2 until 4:30 pin. A PORTRAIT in oils was done by Eliot MeMurrongli, artist in residence a t Denary Mansion House, during last Wednesday afternoon's demonstra­ tion. Model was Lois Laird of Kan Oallie, a student of tlie Summer A rt Workshop being eotulueted at the Mansion. (Cox Photo) TAKE ADVAN TAG E OF THESE W ARM WEATHER SPECIALS Say bye bye to engine knock! Vi* t IMHelds 1 •( f r V- : COUPONS! GLEEM T O O T H P A S T E Large Fondly ................. • J - • nil* pen Sire. ; So tooling! ARCTIC A IK rlth 20 Reg Mr ■ 2 -S P E E D FAN [ c ijp w is ^ ® : llSTLRt** Only I.3S mouthwash . rot W—hi 7WO-SPCED CONTROL BAIANCED STEEL BLADES; MANOAtLT KVER-’ SIBEE; AND 1-YEAR GUARANTEE! The large torndy *ii» it 1 : is > * •• / r a . J - j a , e > * . e— .m i . < ; >i * •• *-- - ■*:: - -»- T :• f/ V V * ■ i. j v - S i© * iilliiiis a WESTINGH0USE 2 0 ' FAN MOBILAIRE FAN STERLING ROOM COOLER Guoronteed lor S yvaril 7-tpeed control* monuoiiy reveruble; and vibration boot Hat 3-tpeed control) 360-degree lilt odjuvtment; complete mobility; 5-yi. guarantee! Hot Ski-gallon capacity! Puthbutto* control Full guarantee! Compact deiignl -V?.- / ’ It’s an im portant gasoline discovery! Methyl* steps op octane performance so effectively that it stops power-wasting knock better than any other antiknock compound. Methyl spreads more evenly throughout all cylinders of your engine, stands up under extreme temperatures. And it’s in Standard gasolines (Crown and Crown Extra)...at no increase in price! Another way that we take better care of your car. G.E. 8-TRANSISTOR AM/SW RADIO 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO G.E. 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO 4.97 STANDARD OIL Me m I t! ' v“•—\\ Rim Hear tenet Comet with b a tte ry an d earphone*. G.E. quality comtmction (or long Wei Cave, battery, earphone. Cvm get! ihorl-wwve bmadcaitvl Compact cove; battery and ear­ phone*. NO MONEY DOWN ONLY $1.25 PER WEEK 4-TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER 3-track recording; 1-knob com trol. Hat Mike, tope, carry-Orop, batteries. CHARGE IT! n m n Jim momimii io opm TOUR CNARCI ACC0VRI O P E N D A IL Y 111 u.ni, tu 10 |i.in , SUNDAY: 12 Noon (o 7 p.m. ® .now In Standard gasolines-at no in creaseW rin price! QUALITY |h* eni| (4 n n iP l fujrtniccd AiHMIS DISCOUNTS in* rMimMO KYtll DAT cifth J I •» L I fir -■"*/• t r/i T lf �This Too Much To Ask? There la a mounting suspicion among customers th a t no well-regu­ lated m anufacturing concern would be caught dead without a vice pres­ ident in charge of nonproduction of Items the customer tikes. You buy a potato peeler. I t works like a charm. Eventually It wears out—mainly because you use It so much. You go to the store to buy a re­ placement. There is none. “They don't make it any more," th e clerk tells you triumphantly. "W hy not?” “Don’t know. They Just don't make It. We used to sell a lot of 'em. But Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromfey 'PICKLE" BARREL they don't make it any more.'' So you settle for a substitute th a t Is like replacing Mickey Mantle with a Little Leaguer. I t happens again and again. Ev­ ery time you find something spec­ ial—something you can’t live w ith­ out—they stop making it. It occurs too often and too con­ sistently to ju st happen. Somebody has got to be planning it. PLEASE, Mr. Manufacturer, keep on making things the people want— even if it pleases the customer. We have so few things to mnke us happy these troublous days. Is this too much to ask? Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) When two astronaut! make the second manned Gemini trip early in I960, besides pre­ paring the way for a 1971 trip to the moon they’ll be carry­ ing out a critical "aide Job" for the Defense Departm ent They'll have ordcra to take careful measurement! of the infrared radiation given off by an Intercontinental ballis­ tic missile during launch and flight. Reason: Research now un­ der way with infrared rays could almost double the warn­ ing time U. S. defense men would have against a Red ICBM sneak attack. These studies might also open the door eventually to a more-certain method of kill­ ing the big intercontinental "birds." Infrared rays are heat rays with wave lengths shorter thsn radio waves snd longer thsn the rsys of visible red light. Defenders todsy would be lucky to get 13 minutes' notice of an attack. There's worry that when Nike X la perfected it could be "saturated" by a large enemy ICBM strike. The infrared work Is based on the finding that every ICBM, Russian or American, gives off iti own particular in­ frared radiation pattern when Times Change For Better “ Sanford doesn't have to take a back seat to any other town of equal size in the function and scope of our recreational activities,” said Jim Jernlgan a t a recent meeting of the Sanford Klwanls Club. Jernlgan, director of the city's recreation department, was absolute, ly rig h t in his statement. Despite the fact th a t he was praising his own department, he did overlook one im­ portant aspect of the local program. Jernlgan himself la due consider­ able applauso for his work in mak­ ing the local program one of the fin­ est in Florida. Cood recreation pro­ gram s don’t Just happen. City com­ missions can moke all kinds of mon­ ey available but th at doesn’t make a good recreation program. Therefore, Jernlgan ought to be more than appreciated by the City Commission, by the taxpayers, and by all of our citizens for taking a minimum appropriation and giving Sanford a maximum program for which everyone can be justly proud. The various leagues in many ■ports, of course, attract moro at­ tention than many other aspects of tho program. Sanford’s biddy bas­ ketball program — which for sev­ eral years now has produced the state championship teams — at­ tracts much attention. So has tho successful summer baseball program for boys and men. Now comes the summer recrea­ tion progrnm. While It won’t get ns much publicity, perhaps, ns other activities, nevertheless the number of persons participating in the various bases of the program will touch tho ves of even more people in this ar­ ea. Back when wo were kids hero there was no organized summer progrnm for anything. About the best we could do was to go out and get up a game of scrub baseball — th a t Is If wo could find enough friction tape to keep the ball from fulling apart nndsufficient nails to keep the but from Holmes Alexander splitting again. Then if tho scrub af­ fair attracted enough kids we would choose up sides. Whnt a difference a recreation program makes. And whnt a differ­ ence a good recreation department WASHINGTON, D. C. — m aty going after the Senate ■elrea get seduced by a Ban director makes to a program. San­ Among the fringe benefit* of ■eats. Two of these Dynasty the Bomb outfit of paeifiets, ford is fortunate to have both. living nnd writing in Wash­ aspirants would get my bal­ and I look for them to regret B Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic of thoia mucoua mambranei. Thui, you have whnt we medics call s mild "wet" lung. But your terrific bouts of coughing uiually occur when you change your position sud­ denly from the vertical to the horliontal or vice versa. If you wish a more completo and illustrated medical explanation of thla “tobacco cough" problem, go to your library and comult Chapter XXI In the 1001 edition of my col Ipro textbook, “ Psychology Applied." But I'll try to digest It briefly here. The thicker fluid finally la painted rather uniformly all over your throat and wind­ pipe, after you have been standing for awhile. But the moment you lie down, gravity starts peeling off that excess liquid. For in tha reclining posi­ tion, the top eurface of yeur windpipe la horlsontal, Ilka the ceiling of the room. Since it Is coated with an Altamonte Springs Genevn extra thickness of mucous, Mrs. Julia llarto* Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathieas 030-1118 that liquid begins to pull *40-4834 away In drops. Bear Laks-Forcat City Lake Mary A n d t h i s gravitational Mrs. Maryann Miles Mrs. Frances Waster 030-3078 833-4310 "peeling off" serves to tickle Casselberry the ''celling" or top surface Lake Monroe Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mrs. 11. L. Johnson of your windpipe. 638-8044 *12-473* That la doubly trus because Chuluota Longwood the windpipe is lined with Mrs. Joan Magto Mrs. Donna Estes cells that hare Uuy micro­ 363-3713 *30-3317 scopic halra (called cilia) that DeBary North Orlando sweep dust and soot upward*. Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Doris Dean Aa these drops of mucoua 168-4410 >33-1080 thus pul! loose from these Osteen Deltona cilia, they produce coughing Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Beyder until your neighbors may ac­ 400-8011 111-4841 tually wonder if you don't Enterprise Oviedo suffer from tuberculosis. Mies Helen Bnodgrnan Mrs. Evelyn Lundy But after 6 to 1ft minutes, 408-0013 •08-3I10 gravity has caused this "cell­ ing" to hang down, much Ilk* the stalactites In Mammoth Cave. So the Uckle etopa and you then may sleep soundly. But tho moment you awaken next morning and jump out of bed, Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, June 23, 1064 those drops of mucous awing back against the vertical aides w i i T c a At uiklow , mun-urn i z u r u i L i i a t a of your wlndplp* and again m a X H VOLTOLIXM, Ctm letlen . u.aeral H u l l , , tickle it. JULIA* k n a i l T M S ■O t O R U I Ai h o Ii I . B dtter Sand for my medical booklet A d v erllilaa M aaap ir MAM MV I. JOHNSON How To Break the Tobacco a o r m it t U an aaln a Kdttor (teaeral A dvertlalng M enerer and Liquor Habits," enclosing MITTIM AUSTIN c ity B ailor UAMMISCTT K. STAYLKTON a long stamped, return envel­ JUDV WMLLB ClaetllU S D irector ope, plus SO cents. O neaiy B ailor H it * M arias maka a boat the other unpleasant med­ ical aid* affect* of amoklsf, acrapbook thta caaa. You Scout Laadcra, and hygiene toachara can pat thla aimpUflad medical aiplaoatioa to good use, And ao can all jroa athletic coachra. CASE T-402: Harv Morgan la tha dynamic emcee of a 90mlntita radio ahow called •'Contact" that runa on KYW at Cleveland. “Dr. Crane," he added, “you aay th at heuvy amokera lose much of their aenso of amcll. “So that'* why my wlfe'a pot roait tatted ao different jaat week that I thought ihe had used an antlrely new re­ cipe. “I didn't realize how much enjoyment of life I wee losing became of my addiction to to­ bacco. “What other III effecta fol­ low chain amokingl" Tobacco Effecta "Tobacco cough" la ona. Many women, aa well aa men, have huaky volcea and a moletura vibrato avan when they breathe (or anore). For tobaeco amoka produces irritation of the mucoua mem­ branes of the throat and windpipe, aa wall aa bronchial tubea, You houeowives know tha f in t effect of Irritation, for what happens when you peel onlonaT Tears result! Why? Because the irritat­ ing volatlne oils affect the surface of both eyes and atart tha production of exceulve le a n . Well, that earns thing oc­ curs In your throat and lung*. For the Irritants In the hot ■moke cauie more molaturo to bo secreted all over tha lining Herald Area Correspondents PAH l a • ■ O I S M B S S i i Im m U a aaaer MSUIBN KILLKBBBW T eleerepn B ailor BOBIa WILLIAMS Society s a ilo r M eehaaleet SepL avaiournui ■r J la W eek |t.e a ».*# *.»• l.M i re a r I M oetka I M antua 1 M eath V. A Vestal tteselatleae provide that all paid la aivaasa. “Boeua" — Weeds As It IU .II 1 Tear ATI • Heaths AM I Heaths LM 1 Meath aehaeripUess N K aU red ae eoeead else* m a tte r O ctoeer a t, t i l l a t the r e e l Office of SaaferS, rio ria a . tisd er tho Act e f O eesreaa e l Mar eh. The Herald la a member or tha Uuhea Tress whleh la eatl^ e d M d i im e lr n th e tree fe r repuhlleatiea ef sU the leeei m a te d la thla aewapaper. L For A Beautiful Laws — SCOTTS "Kwlt" — For Death To Chioch Bugs "SottafarUoM Or Mohey Bach Guarantee" Grmpeviilo Nursery SXfl GrapevUla Are. All-AIM "■cotta Dealer" Quotes , , , Policies of Isolation to­ ward Mainland China and Culm should bo carefully re­ examined to d e t e r m i n e whether t h e i r continuance will not intensify bitterness, and Imprison rather than free the people In those lands from hardships, repression and authoritarian control. —The general conference of tha Melhodlat Church. I don't think we'ra had e better president In a hundred years than we have right now, and I am tickled to death with him. —Former President Truman. Baseball did not originate In America, Almost 100 years before Ihe birth of Abner D o u b le d a y , the same was being played in England dur­ ing Ihe first half of the eighteenth century. Double­ day's contribution to the game was to fix base loca­ tions and d e t e r m i n e dis­ tances between them. lot. Ted Kennedy, the Day State Incumbent, wasn't my pick when he ran In '02. His Democratic opponent, Eddie McCormack, deserved t h e nomination any way you eized It up. But Senator Kennedy won the eeet fairly. Nobody except an inveterate Kennedy-heter could deny that he’s filled It admirably, or that he lacks the attributes that are tho makings of ■ top-grade, long-term Scnutor. Ona vote for Ted Kennedy. It's the same thing in Mary­ land. Joe Tydings, long ago picked by tha Dynasty, top­ pled from the favored role when President Kennedy died. But Joe, h strong personality In his own right as State leg­ islator and Federal prosecut­ or, won a spread-eagle victory In tha Democratic primary. Ilia Republican o p p o n e n t , Glenn Beall, Is a good man— but Joe'a a better man. In fact, when he was a boy, I was a teacher a t hla prep school, and knew him to be e comer. One vote for Joe Tydinge. Still, financial dynasties ere un-American In politics. Hut If John Glenn In Ohio hadn't fallen ill, the Kennedy's would h*YB had him, too. Aa it ie, they’ve got their stable's col­ ors on tha Democratic runner In California, tha rarpetbngging Pierre Salinger. He’a e good guy—but no statesman. In New York, it appears that Attorney General Bob Ken­ nedy, another carpetbagger, will try to unaeat Republican Senator Ken Keating. He'a a good guy—a liberal atateaman. But Keating la too valabls a man for the Senate to loee. One vote for George Murphy (R , Calif.). Ona vote for Ken Keating. In Montana, one of the Sen­ ate'! finest gentlemen, Mike Mansfield, is up for re-elec­ tion. 1 don't know hie oppon­ ent, and don't have to. A loud vote for Manafletd. Tha asm* la true In Washington 8 late, A loud vote for Henry Jackson. But In North Dakota, Utah and Wyomlnr, tha incumbent Democrats hava let them- Primary Expenditures United Pres* International contests with John F. Ken The stales that have graft­ nedy. While the Kennedy can­ ed the primary system on the didate and clan flitted about machinery for choosing can­ In the family airplane, poor didates far president of the boy Humphrey Jounced by United States should proceed bus. now to accept all of the re­ This ploy of the aona of sponsibility that flows from grandsons of great fortune* parleying their financial luck their experiment in futility. Their further responsibility into political careers to the la to impose and to enforce disadvantage of poor but hon­ a reasonable limit on primary est fellow politicians la gain­ campaign expenditures. It al­ ing on ua. That la the kind of so would be a good Idea if an issue that Democrats would each primary state limited be expected to welcome. They the campaign period as some should be jumping on it like colleges limit spring football a ben on a June bug. But they will not do that. or fraternity rush week. It is within the Democratic The need for state action to impose presidential primary party of the common man and ground rules was peculiarly of the great voting bloc* on evident four years ago when the wrong aide of the big city the Kennedy family bankroll tracks that the rich kids have wai unfurled and again this done their best. Rich kids year when another enormous such aa FDR, tor example, family fortune r;ai In play. AvertU Harriman, Herbert H. From New Hampshire to Lehman, the Kennedy* and California the story of the Net other*. son A. Rockefeller presided tial primary campaign has been brightened at intervals with delighted little ylpa from Rockefeller campaign work' Q—Whan ware tha follow­ era who never bad It ao good. er* of Christ first calltd One California worker ex­ Christians T pressed hla happy wonderment A—According to the Book at being associated In a cam of Acta, tha name was first palgn in which the candidate applied to the followers of never needed to aek what It Jeaua Christ a t Antioch be­ would cost. tween the years 40 and 44 It la not necessary to buy A.D. Before that they were votes for money to have an called "Followers of tha unfair impact on any elertlon. Way." Poverty-stricken elections can be unfair. No many passed for example, to Philadelphia a few weeks ago when Demo­ crats w en stealing votes from each other. But the weight of money can Influence an election without actually paying off the voter* A No one doubted to tha 1960 > A V presidential prim ary season * that Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey was brutally handicapped by lack of funds to hla primary it. Senator Quentin Burdick (N. D.) la ao deep in the pol­ itical debt of the Council For A Livable World that his op­ ponent, alght unknown, would get my vote. Frank Mosa (Utah) has been endorsed by tha Livable World, but I'd want to know mors than I do now about his financial ob­ ligation to these peace-mong­ ers. Gale McGee (Wyo.) Is a special case, perhaps because he’s a personal friend. He's taken money from the Livable World, and I wish he hadn't. Still, I’d have to await the Wyoming primary in August to eee who’s running egeinit him. I t’a the Livable World which ought to be bleekllited, rather than all of its free­ loaders. In Wisconsin, there's Bill Proxmlre who, like McGee, ie a better Senator than hla rec­ ord ahowe. Proxmlre'a critique of the Tax bill showed it up to be a phony, and not many liberal Democrats had the nerve to do that. Among the helf-dosen Senators who have written books In the past year or ao, only Proxmlre has given ue one worth its retail price. Proxmlre’e "Can Small Business Survive!" is actual­ ly a practical how-to-menuel. It Ie the only useful book on Small Business that I’ve seen. So, It's going to take better than a so-so Repubican to get my vote against Froxmirs, You might say this subjec­ tive, mythical run-down of Senate contests indicates a truism about tha two-party system. The Republicans us­ ually hav better ideal of government—but the Democrats often have the more person­ able candidates. And It takes very bright idea*. Indeed, to beat a very attractive aspir­ ant. L McuujCo/lte/l 0 0 0 *1 * KMI4SLOSS IMAMU. O J 4 4 9 A L PIIMIUM HMH O O LO U INAMIL Y O R K AIR CONDITIONING N O W ...B U D O I T n U C 1 0 ...S A V H Sheet Metal Specialties, Inc. HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING IN H W. l l t h ST. SANFORD PH. 132-0141 L O N I COAT ACRYLIC IATIX NOUN MINT #e o n A amo E 5 A r 1 f rouF A l IO N P ■J L 'J 'A M L ALSO (VASTS W OTMIS MTiaioa ams ixriaioa fains* BUY 2 A N D S A V I Casselberry Plaza C a sse lb e rry MORE p a in t s ntM amo mckO m ' 9 2 4 IMAMU. (I m W H Y PAY BUY ONE 2 FOR 1 LOW PRICI If the Democratic party be­ gan hollering foul against bigspending rich kids they might find themselves clobbering one of their own and they wouldn't want to do that. President Johnson could mount a pretty well heeled campaign any­ where anytime. The Rocke­ feller* ipent a lot of political money this year but It all came from their am all change pockets and Ihey won't miss it. Sen. Barry Goldwater la no pauper either, although against Rocky he undoubtedly felt a money pinch. Nonetheless, a lid should be put on primary spending. It Is a Job for tho stales. • Q's and A#* spictAi QUART fiicis R E A L istics will be compared with those of highflying aircraft, including the X-13, and with infrared pattern! of dummy warheads. These meisurcmentn alone won't be sufficient. Detection and tracking of ICBMs could be seriously affected by tha sky bsekground radiation re­ sulting from nuelear explolions. Since high-altitude nuclear tests arc now banned, mili­ tary designers will use data obtained from the 1902 Pacific testa on the duration, Intensity and special characteristics of interference caused by nu­ clear blasts. This 1902 data leaves something to be de­ sired. But It's better than nothing. Once the Department of Defense perfects a system for the Immediate, accurate determination ol an ICBM blast­ off, it could mean 25-to-zs minutes’ advance warning for U. S. defenders. If an Infrared detection system proves more difficult to "spoof," It will bo more raliable than today’s radar. Such a warning system could trigger development of an antimissile system able to attack enemy missiles long before they reached the U. 8. and, presumably, before they could disgorge distracting de­ coys. Lyle C. Wilson Says: Early Voting For Senate ington is the biennial sport of muting imaginary ballots far candidates for the House end Senate. Thla year, In tho District, we get a vote for the nutlonnl tickets, but those of ii « with favorite friends or favorite targets In the Con­ gress have to exert our cltlienshlp vicariously. But It’a fun; In California, Maryland, MaxsnrhuictU and possibly In New York, we have candi­ dates of the Kennedy Dy> blasting off, while flying through space and when re­ entering the earth 's atmos­ phere. To make an Infrared detec­ tion system work, it will be necessary to make a great many observations and mea­ surements, bulid a catalogue of tha characteristics of every known missile, snd record what variations In the missile cause what changes in its in­ frared “signature." It will be necessary to de­ termine what might be done to disguise a missile snd to change Us Infrared pattern enough so that it would be un­ recognisable. To make it possible to ac­ curately distinguish between the Infrared "signature" of a missile and the natural infra­ red In the sky, the Gemini as­ tronauts will make measure­ ments of earth and sky back­ grounds. That is, they'll mea­ sure Infrared radiation given off by the moon, atari, earth and other planets. The work to be done by the Gemini astronauts la only a part of the Job. A series of measurements arc being made from the ground. An airplane has been instrumented for the detection and analysii of infrared, vis­ ible and untravlotet radiation from missiles during flight. These radiation character­ 838-7681 209 W. Firat St. Sanford 322-3649 A s s o4: I A T t n u EAYI H IM WITH SAFETY A N D EARNING POWER. YOUR CASH AVAILABL8 WHEN YOU WANT I t . �ftanfnrB Crrslb June 23, 1964 — Page 5 About Sports Yanks W in 10th Straight From Chisox; Giants W in Thinking Angels Defeat Out Loud Nats; Dodgers Nip Milwaukee Civitans Snap Shrine Skein; Rofarians Win Bjr Julian Stenstrom F*wn her* 'n therel • • • Quit* a few families of youngsters who are member* of the Seminole Swim Asso­ ciation followed the local group to Leesburg for the In­ vitational awim meet last weekend. Since It was a threeday affair and finals in the various events were held at night most of the families checked into motels. By Joe Green tJPI Sports Writer Although It’s early to start scries talk, that'* what the New York Yankees were do­ ing today. It wasn't the World Series, of course. But the Yankees, who Mon­ day night slapped their per­ sonal patsies — the Chicago White Sox — for the loth Wyatt-Tucker Event FF Nips Chase; Bankers Defeat Off; May Race Platt Dairymen, 19-10 Benny Hays said this morn­ Wyatt, skipper of "The ReaAfter Inning nine straight Hal Duncan's pitching and ing that Col. llcecher Wyatt, cl" — a super stock automat­ game* in the City Recreation Eddie Groom’s hitting led holder of the Florida Stock ic, 420 cubic inch '64 Ply­ Department’* Junior Boys First Federal to n 5 to 3 win Klimator drag raring title, mouth. one of the most pow­ League, tho Civitans came to over Chase Monday afternoon and now associated with lion- erful dragsters in tha south­ life and romped to a 13 to In a Little National League Sun Chrysler-l’lymouth, will east, will run on that date 4 win over tha Shrtnrrs while tilt while In the Little Amer­ not meet Bob Tucker — for­ probably ngainst Hubert Platt, the llotarinns walloped the ican Florida .State’s Rankers another outstanding drag dri­ mer state champion — In a Ktwnnia 8 to 4 In loop piny piled up 19 runs to whip Per­ grudge race July 11 ns prev­ ver from Atlanta. Monday. The tnco will bo singed nt fection Dairy. • • • iously announced. Grooms went three for The Civitnn victory not on­ Tim et, turn*, styles, etc., However, Hays said that the Osceola drug strip, ne. cording to Hays and officials three, Including his initial says Ida B. Wilton, the ly snapped their long losing of (he Seminole Timing As- home run of the senson while association's publicist, were have already swept the sea­ string, it also "busted" the Duncan got credit for the win social Ion. thoroughly discussed by the son's scries between the two Shrine's 10-game win streak even though ho had to hsva Hays also revealed Monday John Morgans, the Bob teams. and it was the Shrine's first afternoon that lin y Lund, an­ some help from AI Grooms. Rosemooda, the Spencer Actually, New York con­ loss during the league's sec­ other outstanding stock car Russell Gnrdi* tripled snd Hardens, the Brooke Smiths tinued its drive to what Is ond half of play, doubled for and Coach Emma Spencer. generally expected to be an­ driver, is planning to enter Rick Smith Civitnn put together nine Chase. These local physicians turn, other World Series appear­ the drag raring limelight un­ hits. It) walks, a hit hatsmau The Hunkers took over sec­ ed out to be, she said “ as ance in 1904 with the 0-5 vie der the sponsorship of Ronund no less than right Shrine ond place in the Little Amer­ proficient with a atop watch tory which boosted the de­ Sun. errors to maul tho second ican when they trounced the •a with a stethoscope. Lund wilt he driving for T h e Kingswood Builders fending American League half champs 13 to 4. J. W. Dairymen, 19 to 10. Florida • • • champions a half-game in Williams held tho Shrlncrs in won their 12th consecutive Ron-Sun In tho July 4th "Fire­ Slate had built up a margin By the way, the Daytona front of the idle Baltimore elieck—allowing only fivo game Monday night and Le­ cracker 460" at Daytona In­ of 17 to 1 but later found Beach Invitational will be Orioles, whom they take on scattoered ldovrs. Billy Gra- roy Kstridgo captured his lllli ternational Speedway. Lund themselves fighting off a held June 23-29 and the Semi­ tonight in the opener of a cry got two for the Khfillers, mound derision of the season was the winner of tho ‘‘Day­ Perfection rally lu take tha TINY LUND, winner of the lOl’dl Daytona "500." confers with Sunny nole association will partici­ three-game series. both triples. Jimmy Patterson without yet tasting defeat as tona BOO" In 1963 and also the victory. Days, new co-owner and manager of lion-Sim Chrydler-Ply mouth in San­ pate. was the pinto hedo for the Ihe leaders of the City lie- 1964 running of the 250-mfle A despondent A1 Lopez, ford, after test driving Hays' 1964 Plymouth d r a f t e r which will he known Frank Williams, with thres Civitans, getting three safe­ creation Department's Men's modified stock rare nt Day­ hits, and Casey Dunn, with a manager of the White Sox, as the Keitel II. Lund will he driving another ’61 Plymouth tonight in n 100Sunday's sports car rally could only shake his head and ties In four appearances. Slo-l’itch Soltball League beat tona. Lund has never won the pair of safeties, lead the win­ mile stock race at Valdosta, Ga. Lund, who will also he driving a ’ll I Ply­ apparently drew contestants say, "we had one had Inning Dennis Kccrnn also chipped the Mcltancy Painters by a "Firecracker 400" nml is now ners. Murk Coekman took mouth sponsored by Kou-Sun, is one of several favorites to win the Fire­ from all over Florida. There in the whole scries and we in a pair of blnglcs. score of 8 to 5. planning his strategy for this over the Little League horns cracker "100’’ at Daytona next month. (Herald Photo) were car* entered from Mel­ lost all four games." In on afternoon tilt, Rotary Don Harvey and Frank event. run lead by belting out his bourne, Daytona Beach, Tam­ Yogi Berra, the resident exploded for six runs In the Stafford both had a pair ol Another famed pilot, Paul eighth circuit clout of tha pa, West Palm Beach, etc. genius of the Yankees, philo­ fourth and lopped their civic hits to pace the Builders at Goldsmith, will also he driv­ season fur the Dairymen — From all accounts it must sophized, "that's the way to club rivals, the Kiwanis. It the plate. ing n *64 Plymouth under this one, a grand slammer. have been a highly successful was the fourth loss in a row get on top. Beat the contend­ In another loop contest Ron-Kun sponsorship In tha Ths winning pitcher waa Gens affair. for tho Kiwunians. Bobby Monday night, L o n g w o o d "400." ers." Berra should know be­ • * • Bertrang. Powell received credit for tho made it five wins in a row cause his team has scored The American Legion's victory. Buddy Stumpf went try downing Chase and Com­ more than a quarter of its 38 Sixth District Junior baseball three for four to pace the Ito- pany 7 lo 3. Long wood's ace victories against the t ’hisox. league must be a pretty well tnrluns. It was Itotury’s third moundtman, Otto Thomas, The Angels defeated Use By SANDY I*AI)WE balanced circuit. Just last or competition from other of Pitt available at fullback. successive victury. got credit for the decision. Senators, 3-2, in the only other week Sanford beatCassel­ Newspaper Enterprise Arntn. bowl games. Tho West Is just as strung Thomas has now compiled a berry, Casselberry whipped American League game play­ The East, for example, will with quarterbacks Don Trull BUFFALO, N.Y. — (NEA) pitching record of H wins and Eustls, Eustis knocked off ed to a decision. The Twins — A few years ago an All- have George Mira of Miami, of Baylor und Dennis Claridgc two losses to date, one of the and the Indians battled to a Post 19 of Orlando, and Post best In tho loop along with 19 shutout Sanford. Shall we 10-inning 8-8 tie when rain America football player could Jack Concannon of Boston of Nebraska directing tho Kstridgo and Bud Muncrief. hailed Ilia slugfest in the tup go home in Juno and fneu a College nud Billy Lothrblge tram, Their runners include Philadelphia 38 23 .623 dance? 38 26 .594 115 At 7:311 tonight WILonspeedy Mel Itenfro of Oregon San Fran. Rummer of hero-wornhip from of the 11th inning. • • • of Georgia Tech at quurtcr- nnd Southern California’s Wil- Cincinnati 34 29 .510 5 Malcr meets USD and at 8:45 Over In the National Lea­ tho appreciative townfolk. Manager Frank Thomas back. gue, the Giants moved within Now he just lias time to lio Brown at holfhurk with Pittsburgh 33 29 .532 515 Itobh's Construction takes on weekend. Friday night they 39 30 .500 71* Florida Stair's Bankers, Both Jay Wilkinson of Duke, Tommy Crutcher of TCU and Chicago and his legion locals have a game and a half of first dtop off bin diploma, jeae32 33 .492 8 St. Louis contests are slated for Fort place with a C-2 victory over qtminl himself with hi* fam­ Willie Crenshaw of Kansas a pair of contests slated Paul Martha of I'itt, Sherm tax Angeles 32 33 .492 H Mellon Park. this weekend. Friday night the Beds and the Dodgers ily and head for Buffalo, Lewis of Michigan State arc Slate at fullback. 32 34 .495 815 There arc enough big line­ Houston they will go to Eustls for a overcame Milwaukee, 10-9, where the American Football among the hulfbncks with return engagement with the despite five Braves' homers. Cuurht-a Association lias ill Snell, Paul Wnrfield, also of men on both sides to stock Milwaukee 30 35 .462 10 New York 20 47 .299 21 annual All-America game. club they whipped once this Ohio State, and lliek l.crson the New York waterfront. The Monday's Results season. Saturday night tliry West lias the edge in public­ The 1961 game will he play­ go out of the district lea­ ized beef, with such speci­ Los Ang. 10 Milwaukee 9 ed June 27, »ix days after llruth on Oner. . . Lasts for Mon fAs gue to meet Del-and there. mens as 282-pound Itoger San Fran. 6 Cinrinnall 2 summer begins, two weeks JOHNSTON'S NO-HOACH: Simply brush Johnston's • • • Only games scheduled hc-fnro the baseball lesson Brown of Nebraska, 257No-Bunch in cuhinctu to control cockroaches, on sills to Monday’* Kraulls Wednesday’s Games Had a nice conversation slop tints. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for pound Carl Eller of Minne­ reaches its halfway point and Results Monday Columbus 4 Buffalo 2 San Francisco at Cincinnati with Casselberry Councilman months. No need to move dishes. Hnrmlcss to pets. some fivo months after the First Federal 5 (base 3 sota and 245-pound Scott PilttJmrgh at New York Atlanta 2 Rochester I Art Lego about South Semi­ New York 38 23 .623 Item ember: No-Ranch means no roaches. Appleton of 'IVxas. They replast game of tho 1963-64 foot­ Cha.se 0(H) 111—3 5 39 23 .609 1! ball season. Los Angelos at Milwaukee Atlanta 5 Rochester 2, 2nd nole Little League and Senior Baltimore resent at Irnsl n quarter of First Federal U03 20x- 5 7 31 26 .36? 3 Hi League games. Seems the Chicago Sixty of the nation’s finest n million dollars Invested by Chiengu at Philadelphia (n) Jacksonville 7 Syracuse 0 source of our Information last Minnesota 33 31 .316 015 players—30 earh from the WP—Hal Duncan (1-0), LP— I lie pros. Houston at St. Louis (n) Toronto 5 Richmond 2 Bichard Frank (3 4) 30 30 .500 71k week about changing game Cleveland East and West—participate Hit—Eddie Grooms, FF, first But the East isn't fainting 32 31 .485 81k times between the lwt> cir­ Boston in tlie All-America game, but uway with a full complement of year 28 33 459 10 cuits was off base and we, as Detroit the early opening evokes of 250-pounders led by RosSTANDINGS a result, were nipped "off Los Angeles 30 37 .448 II dull! and ](og< r l'illuth of some candid and varied opin­ Hunt Lincoln Mercury 17 5 Washington 29 40 .420 13 tirst" and out. • • • Locomotive Engineers 14 7 Wisconsin. Kansas City 23 39 .391 143k ions. " I t’s a six-month season Chase ........................... 13 10 The coaches are Pete El­ Last June J, the league of­ Monday's Results now," said I’enn State’s Har­ First Federal .............. 11 11 liott uf Illinois, Wayne Har­ ficials decided toschedule New York 6 Chicago 5 little league games first one. Los Angeles 5 Washington 2 rison Itoidalil, a 245-pound Standard Oil ................ 0 22 din of Navy nud John Micheloscn of Pitt for the East. guard who signed with Buf­ Game Today night and last the next night, Cleveland 8 Minnesota 8 Hob Devnney of Nebraska, falo. “I just hope I don't get Locomotive Engineers at alternating first and second Called top of 11th, rain John McKny of Southern Cal mentally stale from starting Standard Oil games of the nightly double Only games scheduled and Jim Owens of Washing­ so curly." (4:30, Bay Avenue Park) headers with the senior loop. Wednesday's Games ton bundle the West. Matt Snell, the 217-pound This lasted until midway of Detroit at Kansas City <n) Ohio State fullback who The past three games hnvo last week when they decid­ Washington at Los Ang. (n) ed to go back to the original Cleveland at Minnesota, 2 all been close, niggl'd affairs, Igned with the New York plan of the little league mainly because the collegians Jets, has a different view, "I (t-n) youngsters playing the first Boston at Chicago fn) Monday's Besulls realize they linvn to Impress re ally don’t mind the early half of the twin bills and the New York at Baltimore (n) a new group of people now, slnrt," be said. “ 1 think it Knoxville 9 Lynchburg 3 senior boys the nightcaps. Anri those people—the pro­ w ill help me get in shape." Birmingham H Chattanooga 7 • • • fessional coaches—will bo in Then there is Gary Wood, Macon 7 Charlotte 5 "Besson," says Lego, "a lot the stands June 27. the Cornell quarterback last Columbus fi Asheville 4 of parents felt that the young­ year who is listed as a half­ e r boys should get their games Results Monday back now on the New York over and perhaps not be up f.ongwood 1, Bear Lake 0 Giants roster. as late aa 10 p. m. playing STANDINGS • nil* game Is a real chal­ baseball.'' Of course, there Casselberry 1 0 lenge for m l," ha said. " It were other reasons, too, such 3 1 will give me a rhnnee to see «■ the little league games Altamonte Twins 3 1 what I ran do against the last only stx innings while Sunlsnd 3 <t others." senior loop games go at least Longwood The coaches, meanwhile, Bear Laks a 3 seven frames. 3 1 have one purpose In sponsor­ Florida’s head football North Orlando 2 3 ing the gome and that's to coach, Kay Crave*, is ready tak e Mary 0 6 put the finest seniors in the to put star fullbacks Larry Altamonts Senators country on one field without Gama Tonight Dupree in some mighty fast company. "Dupree," he says, Altnm. Twins -va- Caaiclbrrry any interferenre from studies "is the best runner I've ever seen In college football. Tak­ ing everything Into considera­ tion, including power and bro­ Nora i-Patitngtr Station iTafo* An Actlon-Packad Csntart ken field ability, there are Whara (vary Plsysr Ju*t Make One Slop For Everything You only two other backs I’d put in Is An All-Amatkaa Need To Do The Job: Dupree's class. "They are Johaay Butler COMPLETE LINE OF of Tennessee (Lata ’*>• m e ) , and Lean Hardeman of PUMPS, AS LOW AS You couldn't pick a belter time to buy onrf Inside the Nova wagon, where you can neat Geogria Tech in tfca early Wagons. Sedans. Sj>orty Sport Coupes. Take six anglers with tackle boxes, there's deep•JO*. Tanks, Drive-Well I’oinln, Controls, your pick. They’re all tightwads. twist carpeting surrounded by vinyl that’s an Dupree, a near-unanimous Electric Wire And Accessories The Nova wagon for instance, like nil tho washable as tile. Behind that, a storage area choice as captain of the ‘64 Chevy II’s, adjusts its own brakes. It's got with as much room as tho insides of seven good9:30 P. M. Gator football team, also n Dolrolron generator to lengthen a battery’s sired refrigerators. stands a good chance to Join­ life. The engines are real gas scrooges. Anti tho Your Chevrolet dealer has many more detail* CHANNEL 9 - ‘•AtlUw*:.-.'" ing the elite of SEC football rocker panels take in rain water lo flush them­ th at may Interest you. Why don’t you two get fM T M C CMAT next fall. He may well become selves free of rust-causing elements. m c m w a v m rw w M together and make some vacation plans. Bent One Of Our l*ortable Well Drilling the third back in conference Co-sponsored by The Hartford Insurance Group Machines To Make The Job Easy. history to earn all SEC honor* CHECK THE T 'N 'T DEALS ON CHEVROLET • CHEVEllE • CHEW U • CORVAIR AND CORVETTE NOW AT TOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S and brought to you by SAVE MONEY NOW — CA$1I and CABBY three times. Dupree is a twotime unanimous choice on 9-7642 this honor squad. The others are Shorty McWilliams of Mississippi State (46-47-41) 111 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida and Harry Gilmer of Alabama 500 WEST FIBST STREET 322-5112 (45-46-47). McWilliams also PHONE 322-0375 made the all conference Frosb Headquarters For Spi inkier System s1 team ia 1944. Kingswood Tops Painters While Longwood Wins Buffalo's All-America Game Shuffles Emotions, Seasons National L(iag American League Little National ct> Easy W ay to Kill Roadies and Ants International League W IN N D IX IE FOOD STORES Southern League South Seminole THE READY TO PUT IN A WELL! ALL AMERICA GAME CHEVY n by Chevrolet 59 Saturday Evening' June 27 If you thought Chovy I was thrifty before, you should tee your Chevrolet dealer now Do-It-Your Selfers WALL SUPPLY Crumley - Monteith , In c HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND A N D P A LM E TTO SANFORD 322-0711 �•fa #mrfnrl Paprc 6—June 23, 1064 Wrrall Miss Jolly M ae Kinard To Marry Raymond N. Bennett Mrs. Rickard Gleeson Hostess To Bridal Coffee For Miss Ivey A quaint and fastidious setting of rara antique* tastefully aaeembled waa display­ ed at the Richard Gleeson Mayfair home a t an Informal coffee receently honoring Miss Kay Ivey, bride-elect. Receiving the guesta In the living room, which wa* adorn­ ed with Ivy and geraniums In a copper pitcher and Ironstone tureen* and a pewter candle mold holding eight candle* were, Mias Ivey, attired in a The pine hutch table in the spacious dining room was cov­ ered with a gay red and white check cloth with maUliiiig hand fringed napkins. An old bean pot filled with Ivy and shiny red apples with a cocky little bird perched on one side formed the unusual center­ piece. Ih e ever popular savory syllabub was served from a deep copper bowl with black wooden handles and a copper ladle from one end of the ta­ ble. Coffee was poured from the opposite end from an an­ tique copper pot Into antique shaving mugs on miniature trays. Copper and brass pans and black trivets contained bile size tarts with strawber­ ry preserves, cheese and nut puff* and blueberry muffins. A black skillet was used In serving baked ham in minia­ ture biscuits. Old wooden bowls filled with fruit, an arrangement of a variety of antique candle­ sticks on the dry sink and a black Iron lamp holders, fill­ ed with plants, completed the decor In the striking and un­ usual early American atmos­ phere. Miss Penny Gleeson graci­ ously assisted her charming mother with the help of Miss Betsy Williams. Pouring the roffee an.I serving the syllabub wen’ Mrs. Thomas L. I.argen, Mrs. Fred Willinms, Mrs. 0. L. Powell and Mrs. M. It. Strick­ land. The hostess gift to the honoreo wns a beautiful cook­ book edition. Approximately f>0 guests rnllcd during the delightful morning roffee hour. snowflake print cotton, her mother, Mrs. John Ivey, In a smart multi-color print and Mrs. Clccson, wearing a stun­ ning white Sharkskin ensem­ ble with turquoise polka dot scarf. MR8. RICHARD GLEESON, enter, in itorvIriK Hnvory nyllnbub to Ml«» Kay Ivey, left, populur bride-elect of Ronnio Lindsey, and her mother Mra. John Ivey, right. Mian Ivey wan honorce of delightful bridal coffee honted by Mrn. Gleeson a t her lovely Elliott Avenuo Mayfair home. WW Club Hostess DeBary Personals By Mra. Adam Muller N. Y., to attend hit daugh­ Newell E. Hawkins, presi­ ter Janet's graduation tliere. dent of the First National Bank of DeBary, entertained Everett Todd Clay of Coro­ hi* mother-in-law In DeBary, before they left for Syracuse, nado Drive had a* hi* guests, his mother and father, Mr. ami Mrs. Evcratt A. Clay, of T he Yarboroughs Miami. They are In DeBary pre­ the wedding of their Host Best-Albers ceding son to Miss 1'eggy Ann Jus­ tice at the First Baptist Rehearsal Dinner Church in Douglas, Ga., on A rehearsal dinner at th* June 21. Following the wrddlng the gold room of tha Trade Winds couplo will rrslde In DeBary. Cafeteria waa given recently In honor of Mia* Sheala Best Miss i'aula Mattson has re­ and Alan Albcra preceding turned from her visit to New Jersey and is looking for­ their wadding. Mr. and Mra. C. W. Yar­ ward to an enlistment with borough, parent* of the groom, the Waves. hosted the dinner, with tho The Shrine Club Babe Ruth wedding party and gueat* en­ joying a dinner of their se­ baseball team has won the championship for the second lection. Attending were Mr. and half with 10 straight games. Tim Sain of DeBary is Mrs. Hhealy Brat, parent* of stiortstop uiid all of DeBary the bride, Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy, and the Miaaea Janice Westmark, Ann Slavik, Jane Millar and Nylena Albers. Also Ronald Rusal, Roy Bradley, Chuck Beat, Tom Raynor, Charllo Yarborough, Mr. and Mr*. John L. Duda, Thirteen members of tha Jr., and daughter. Mis* I.lnda Sanford Business and Profes­ Duda, Mra. William Holloway sional Women's Club attend­ and son, Justine Holloway and ed the dinner meeting of Dis­ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moon and daughter, Mlaa Ronnla Moon. trict 5 at the Horosis House in Orlando recently. This dis­ trict consist* of Ranford, Colonialtown, Kissimmee, Collcgo Park, Hi. Cloud, Cocoa, Great­ Mr. and Mrs. George Black er Cocoa Beach, Melbournehava returned home follow­ Eau Galli* and Orlando. ing a vacation in Iowa vlaltThe welcome waa glvan by Ing relatlvea and friend*. Mrs. Helenmarle White, Dis­ En rout* home, they tour­ trict Director, with special ed Interesting historical land­ greetings by Htate Senator marks In and around Warm Beth Johnson on behalf of Bprlnga, Georgia, and were tha nlnety-onu members pre­ favorably Impressed with sent to Miss Laurel Tom of Mountain, Ga. Puerto Cabczas, Nicaragua, guest of honor. Miss Tom, a Mr, and Mrs. Hhealy Heat teacher, was *«lev Uni by tho and Mr. and Mrs. DeWayna Florida Federation of B and Alan Albers attended the PW Clubs as a representative Florida Stata Roller Bkatlng Championships at Tampa June 14-17. Greets Residents Is pulling for the team. Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Pietropinto of Grande Vista cele­ brated their 37th wedding an­ niversary, Friday, June 19, with a dinner at Use DeBary Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. John Kissel of I'almctto Drive will cele­ brate their 43rd wedding an­ niversary, Friday, June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Harris of Sunset Drive have their grandson, Gcffory Thorla, of Daytona Beach staying with them while his parents are visiting the World's Fair In New York. Kathy and Barbara lllce of Cincinnati, Ohio, have return­ ed to spend the summer with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klee, of Sunset Drive. These young ladles are as much at home In DeBary a* in Ohio, Business A n d Professional Women Attend District Meet Personals | Mias Helen Wood of Burllnton, V t, who la currently visiting in tha central Flori­ da area, waa a week-end guest of Mlaa Maty William* a t bar bom* in Ravenna Park. "3 £ Mr. and Mra. C. M. Rabun J r . and daughters, Mlaa P at Rabun and Mlaa Peggy Rabun had as their guests a t th* Riviaya Hotel in Daytona, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Jones and Warren. j Zcm A Kodak comer* I* record their Ilf* together Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVB. To Deltona Area Our Welcome Wagon Host­ esses have rallrd on the fol­ lowing families, offering assi­ stance and Information, ami helping In various ways to make the move to Deltona a pleasant one: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson from Chicago, III.; Mr. and Mrs. John I.ahlinen from Minneapolis, Min­ nesota; Mr. and Mrs. David Harkley from Delrolt, Mich­ igan; Mr. and Mr*. George Crablrrc from Flint, Michi­ gan; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gergye from Barberton, Ohio; Mr. Murvin Barker and his son Warren from Baltimore, Maryland; Mr. and Mra. Law­ rence Coyner from St. Louis, Missouri; Mr. und Mr*.Albert llovorka of Lung Island, New York and Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Bollcns of Pittsburgh, Pen­ nsylvania. Also Mrs. Bollrni, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schocnlauh, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, but more recently of Port Ctiarlote, Florida; Mr. and Mr*. Dean McCloskey of Pit­ tsburg, Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson from Dearborn, Mirhlgan; Mr. and Mrs. Spltka Rogers and John from Laurel, Mary­ land; Mr. and Mrs. At Elliott from Euclid Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. V. Lr« Unyd from Bothesda, Maryland. HgL and Mrs. Travers Bur­ dette have moved here from Fort Stewart, Georgia, since his retirement from tb* Uni­ ted States Army. of th* “young working wo­ man" In Central America and was their guest prior to and during the Btato Convention. The 8anford club wa* rep­ resented by Mmes. Arolyn True, Betty Baker, Myrtle Gradlck, Jessie Brisson, Har­ riett Hlawter, Josle Carter, Helen Pearson, Marguerite Graham, Ruth Cummings, Ruth Warren, Marjorie Cow­ an, Valeri* Colbert and Mar­ Defrost frozen meat with garet Genas. packaging Intact. MISS BRENDA BROWN, left, Miss Dottle Jardine, center, and Miss Kuren Metzler were awarded full scholarships In the field of nursinK following their graduation from Seminole High with the 1964 class. The scholarships were award­ ed under the auspices of the entire staff and Woman’s Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Miss Brown and Miss Jardine will enter tho Ornnge Memorial Hospital School of Nursing ing and Miss Metzler will enroll at Jackson Hos­ pital in Miami. Housewarming Designers Create Double NEW YOHK (UPI) - The new bridal gowns are a mar­ riage of pn-ttlncss with prac­ ticality. The girl going lo tire altar wants to look like a bride, but doesn't want lo tuck her wedding gown Into the keep­ sake drawer Immediately af­ ter the ceremony. She wants It lo serve for other dressup occasions. The result, says one leading manufacturer, arc the gowns with trains atsched at Ihc shoulder or waist and re­ movable later to turn tho dress Into a handsome formal. “ I think some of that prac­ tical approach comes from so many early marriages," said Robert Hamburger, president at Murray Hamburger Co., Inc., a manufacturer of bridal attire tor 20 years. "At 19 or 20, the couple doesn't have much money to get started. A dress should adapt for la­ ter occasions , , . the girls want more mileage." Practirality allow* In other styling too. Hamburger aald Uiat 10 yeara ago bridal gowns wrre clouds of ruffled akirta held out with hoops. "We Just don't use hoopi anymore," he said in an In­ terview. Instead of billowing akirta, today's bride moat likely will walk down the aisle in a sim­ ply • cut gown with A-llne sil­ houette. The new silhouettes do not hug the body through Uio bodice, they're more like skinners In fit, be said. There la a preponderance of the high-lmllt huatllno - the Dlreclolre or Empire period in­ fluences. Today's bride wants more shoulder bared, Hamburger continued. "Necklines are lower than they've been," he aald, 'but not plunging. They straw more shoulder Instead. Not even the thin girls seem to mind If collar bones are on display." In turns, arms often are covered all the way to the wrist. And today's stylish brides and bridesmaids all wear floor lengthh gowns, he added. He said the firm had just quit making cocktail length bridal gowns and that "90 per­ cent of our bridesmaid’s dres­ ses also are floor length. for those who PERSPIRE HEAVILY R E N O V A T IO N (leaning ft Processing Felt Brand New Cever far Mattrese SPECIAL 0 $1 4 5 Brand New Insnlatlon where ALSO: New Mattress**, Bog Hprlngs, Hollywood Beds, Odd Risen and King Bis* Beds Mad* To Order at Factory Pries* I Echols BEDDING CO. ^19 Mag bull* At a* Sanford ___ I J4 U MISS JOLLY MAE KINARD Party Surprises Duty Use In Bridal Gowns LOOK! INN ER SPR IN G MATTRESS Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinard of Norway, S. C., announce tha engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, M in Jolly Ms* Kinard to Raymond N. Rennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Bennett 'o f San­ ford. The bride-elect was born In Ncrway and was graduated from Norway High School, where ahe wa* a glee club member and held the title Mrs. F. H. A. She also atten­ ded Florida Technical College at Orlando. Mr. Bennett was born In DeLand and was graduated from Seminola High School where ha was a member of tha Diversified Cooperative Training program. He is presently employed by Faust Drug Store. An August wedding is plan­ ned with complete detail* to be announed at a later dat*. Mrs. C. N. North Prau dc sole remains the number one fabric, he said. But the industry also Is doing a lot wilh fabric combinations. Wrist length sleeves in lace, for Instance, with the rest of the gown pcau de soic. Or while lace layered over Ivory pcau dc sole for a brocade ef­ fect. Or aatin train and satin midriff Inset on a gown of white cut velvet. While remains the number one color for lira bridal gown, he said, hut Ivory’a popular­ ity is moving up. T ierc's very little done in paatcls. But In bridcmald's dresses, new are the color combina­ tions of white skirts with the jewel-toned colors for the tops, he aald. In bridal headdress, tradi­ tion prevails to the extent the bride wants veiling set on a small pillbox or crown shaped base of lace or taffeta. "Sweet and not too severe," said An­ drew Delay, president of A. A M. Rosenthal, specialists in head coverings for 22 years. Dcsay said veils were leas bouffant but liavo more depth because aome will have as many as five layers of illus­ ion (net). There's also a demand for the mantilla-type veil, similar to the lace head coveringi Mrs. John F. Kennedy fre­ quently w ean lo Mast. These arc made of silk Illusion with border of re-embroidered Alcncon lace. Delay's firm also styled for brides of '64 headwear which looks like a nun’s cap to the extent tb it It covers all but the face. And there's an all orange blosom headdress, shaped like a bandeau and covered with bloaiomi made of wax. To date Dcsay's firm report­ ed no demands forhead decor ai elaborate as that Elizabeth Taylor wore for her wedding to Richard Burton — a waist length switch of hair entwin­ ed from crown to tip with flowers. A Surprise Housewarming Tarty was given for Mra. C. N. North at her new home in Longwood by a group of her friends from the First Bap­ tist Church of Lake Mary. The honorce was presented with a gift of three pieces of aluminum porch furniture for her new home from the group. Refreshments of p o t a t o chip*, cookies, and lemon adc were served by Mr*. M. T. Mathrson and Mra. W. A. Iloopengardncr. Other* attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mr. and Mr*. Harley Wilhelm, Mra. W. T. Wanaley, Mra. T. M. Whigham, and Mra. J. A. Yarn. North Orlando Garden Club Ends Current Season ny Doris Dean The June meeting of the North Orlando Garden Club, last of the current season, was held at the home of Mra. Mary Rowell with Mra. Etta Harvllla a* co-hostess. Annual report* were *ubmiUed for record and an­ nouncement was made that the club had purchased four, 15-10 foot maple trees for planting In the village recrea­ tion area. Mr. and Mra. Glen Atkin­ son, 30 N. Cortez Avc., were named a* Garden of the Month winners. Refreshments of e a k e , punch and coffee were served during the social hour fol­ lowing tha meeting. Mr*. Betty F'ehl, whose husband haa been transferred to Puerto Rico, w si presented a traveling bag as a farewell gift front the club. Circle Two Lake Mary U P W Enjoys Inspiring The June meeting of Circle Two of the U I‘ W of the Church of Lake Mary wns held at the homo of Mrs. It. M. Glcuscn, hostess for the month, with Mrs. Lucille Mcro, co-hostess. Mrs. Itichurd Keogh presen­ ted the devotions. She rend nn article with the title, "Why The Bible?”, emphasizing that there Is not a situation which eunnol he solved with the Bible. Fivery subject is contained between its covers. It is a history book, a hook cf love stories, a book of po­ etry, a song book, a help in time of need, and many other features. From the Y.ear Book of Prayer, Mrs. Jnmes M. Thompson told nbout the for­ eign mission fluid in Mexico and Guatemala, nnd the home misiicnx in Ite<| River Valley and St. Cloud, and the mis­ sion churches in Minnesota. Mrs. Fivelyn Hire was the Meeting lender of the study hook, pre­ senting Chspter Five, "Men Mnde Alive". The group joins! in a general discussion of the chapter. The July Circle meetlnr will he a combined meeting wilh Circle One, to be held at the home of Mrs. Joe Smethrrs, and Mrs. Lena Elth will be her co-hcatess. The meeting adjourned with the F'riendship Clrcla and the Mlzpah benediction. A social hour was anjoyed und delirious refreshments of cream pie and cool punch were served by the hostesses. Other members attending were; Mr*. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs. F'annie Leffler, Mra. Ruby SJoblom, Mrs. Earl Un­ ger, Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. Ted Brooklyn and Mrs. Char­ les Sassman. Use a knife with a saw­ toothed edge to cut fruits and tomatoes. BEST M ariaq 4-CYCLD AUTOMATIC WASHER SUMMER Casuals F O R F U N I N T H E SU N ! Italiaa sandals reg. from 8.99, Sal* from 9.99. Caavas Summer*!lea by Ball Brand 4.99 ft 9.99. A new •n tl-p .ra p ir■nt th at rsally works! .Solves underarm prob­ lems for many who had despaired ol effective I-PK H H PIR A-NT k o i^ l .A. N . . T--------------------------*p underarm* absolutely dry for thousands of grateful users. Positive action co u p ltd w ith compUt* gentleness to normal akin and clothing la made pos­ sible by MW type of formula dtviasd by a young gsnius in pharmacy and produced by a trustworthy 50-year-old labora­ tory. BO-day supply- 93-00 plus las. A t leading drug and toi­ le try co u n ters. G entle fluid formula with patented nylon ap­ plicator. Remember—ft atop* • zceeelv* p e r s p ir a tio n —for m any uasrs keeps underarm s absolutely dry. Now Alto Cream Formula! lame prim aome positive edren. TOUCHTON REXAM. DRUG • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Frida/ Evufinga Mooney Appliances 326 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 323-0697 �w " f l t! I 'Miss Flamer Contest Entries Announced B f Dooms Bates Thraa m trto i to bo sponoor•4 by tho Lonywood VolunU«r JTIto Department In the ISM “ IIlea Flame of Semiaols Coanty" beauty contest ware announced by Carl Lon!ml or, eentoat chairman. Named were Karen Lyon*, Carlo Lommlar and Margaret Stavene. The conteat will ha an event of the annual Fourth of July Fiesta to be ipother­ ed July 1-4 hy the I,ong*ood firemen. Only other entry an­ nounced to daU It Charlotte Ann Sander* of Longtlal* who 1* being Ipnmored by the Florida Fore*try Service. Kar.n, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Kdgar Lyon* of Fern r* rk , I* 111 year* old, I* 5 feet, 8 1 2 inrhe* tall and meas­ ure* 3fl.2fi-rttl, Her hobbies are water skiing, sen big and cooking. Carla I* tha daughter of Mr. Carl I.nmmler of I.ongwood and ia JR y rari old. She I* 5 feet, fl Inrhe* tall and rn e a *Itrrs Sfl.25.nfi. She likes »por*» and homemaklng. Girl* In tha conteat will ba judged both In bathing suita and In formal arm ing gowns. Judge* will be niemher* of the State Kiremen'a Aasortation from out of Saminola County. Tha winner will receive a trophy, lulUhly engraved, a tiara, and a bouquet of rones and will he sponsored by the l.ongwuod department In the ■tat* “ Mia* Flame’’ contest to he held neat May In Jack■onville. First and second run­ ners-up will receive engraved trophirs. Entry deadline for the con­ test ha* been extended and any girl who will he Ifl year* old and not more than 20 year* old hy Mny 1, 11)05, is eligible to partlcipute. Those interested should rontaet their loeal fire rhief or laimnilrr. Topless Swim Suit Taboo With Sheriff Fly Dottle Austin 0 High style fashion design­ ers to the contrary, any wo­ man who appears in Sanford or Seminole County in ona of tli* new topic** bathing suits will Ire subject to immediate arrest. Tha Hcruhl checked with Deputy Jitn Singletary of the Seminole County Sheriff’! De­ partment and with Chief Hoy ' William* of Sanfurd’a puller force and both said that ac­ cording to existing statutes, to wear such a auit In a publie place would be “auggoative and Improper attire" and would constituU ‘•indecent ex­ posure." You won’t ba able to buy fem e here anyway, as a poll uf women’* rlothing merchant* in Sanford revealed that none of tha local atorcs arc plan­ ning to atock them. "Just don’t think that line of merchandise would move," said one merchant. '’Sanford'* not ready for that kind of thing," said anjQpther. Charles Robinson, manager of the J. C. Penney store here said ha was leaving today to attend a style showing, but wsa “ pretty sure" that tha Penney’* chain would not ba planning to carry any of the daring new suits, nor the top­ less evening gowns now be ng shown in England. t Church Groups <t Have Outing ^ By Jaw* Caaaelberry An all day outing was en­ joyed Saturday by 17 boy* and girls of the Junior Choir and Fifth Grade Sunday ^-hool Class of tho Casselber­ ry Community M e t h o d i s t Church a t Alexander Springs in the Ocala National Forest Tha group want by Sunday School bus and snjoyed a pic­ nic lunch, swimming and hik­ ing. They were accompanied by Rev. Uurbon Ferrell, teacher the clasa and Mr. and Mrs. mard Wagner. FLAYERS 0WAPPED HOUSTON (U PI) — The Houston Oiler* announced to­ day they have swapped full­ back Bo Dickinson lo the Oak­ land Raider* in exchange for the Raiders' No. 8 pick in the Rf draft vi ■"8 V pm IV, H a. m 'V KAREN LYONS CARLA I.O.MMLKR .'MARGARET STEVENS Scranton Helped Barry, Say Dixie GOPs ATLANTA (UP1) D i x i e Republican leaders complctrd organization of a southern bloc for tha National GOP Convention in a weeekend mereting and predicted that G«v. WilliHtn Scranton's entry in tile race would strengthen the position of Harry Goldwater, "It providrd motivation fur the h-udership nod prevent­ ed apathy,'’ said Alabama Re­ publican Chairman John liretiler, who hernia Gnldwaler foKi-a in the South. "All Scranton really did in Hie Smith tu n to firm up tho votes wo uheudy had" Grenier said. He said all but almut a dozen of the 26D delegate* votes in the eleven-state sou­ thern reigoii were committed l.i the Arizona senator and Boy, 9, Drives Stolen Auto HARTFORD, Conn. (U l’> — Acting on a tip from a startled motorist, police Sun­ day took into tow a nineyear-ohl bey who had been driving a stolen automobile on an interstato highway. The car with its pint-siznl driver and an eIght-ycur-old companion was pulled to the curli by a policeman here af­ ter It turned off Interstate Ronlu HI and entered the city. The hoys told polire they took tho car from a used car lot and installed a act of li­ cense pin tea stolen frolll an­ other vehicle, C. OF C. Groups Are Organized The Florid* State Chamber of Commerce has organized an advertising and Tourist Development Division and a Travel Council Steering Com­ mittee. John Krlder, man­ ager of the Seminole County C. of C., said today. Krlder added that the two groups will hold a district meeting Thursday at Silver Springs. Tlie organization's districts rorrespond to the alatc'a con­ gressional districts, Krlder explained. Firemen Douse Fire In C ar predteted the tally would go higher. The two-day meeting was attended hy state GOP chair­ men, Gcldwater chairmen and key member! of slate finance committees. Wirt Verger of Mississippi, head of the southern GOP chairmen, said the southern delegates w o u l d set up offices in a hotel in Sun Fran­ cisco to handle public rela­ tions during the convention, which begins July ],‘l. Hospital Notes JUNE 21 Admissions Cecilia Turner, Lake Mary,; Patricia MeClary, E u a t i * ; Paul Welling and Dora Katinski, DrRary; William Fills, Shirley St. Manley, John Key, Erma Rtirke, Waller Stoudentnire Sr., Myrtle S. Heidt-nrclrh, John D. Todd, Stanley Tnnfm-Tf South Seminole Senior League (Dslojx • DEAR ABBY: I atn 19 and my husband is 23. We have two children. My hus­ band ha* always been a sensible man, until he got mixed up with a character trom work. This guy U 43 and thinks he is 18. He goes to the beach every week­ end with Ida portable radio ami tries to pick up girls young enough to he hi* daughters. M.v husband ha* been going to tin* ix-aclt with him and 1 don't like it. 1 told my husband to stay away from this char­ acter and it has caused lota of argument* Iwcween us. Wliat would YOU do? DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: Id go with him, ami take the kids. One of them ia sure In call him "Daddy." • • • DEAR ABBY: Docs giving a girl a pearl ring for her little finger mean that you arc engaged to her? I gate a girl a pearl ring and told her she should have the Jewelry store make it fit her LITTLE flmjer. Well, she la wearing it on her EN­ GAGEMENT finger and she'* telling everyone we a r e engaged. I always An Oregon reader asks, "Wliut would you do witli thu NORTH U *K71 East hand after West opened ¥74 ona diamond and North ♦ Q8 I passed? 1 hid a heart and ♦ q J97J was severely criticized for WEST (D) EAST respond ini’. It inudr no dif­ A 94 A J 33 p q fl ¥ J 10 9 1 3 1 ference ill the filial results ♦ A J 108 3 3 ♦ 8 7 illira our opponent* reached AAK 4 A ll ■ lay-down three no-trump in SOUTH spile of my bid." A A Q 10 8 8 9AKI I would not want to Join in ♦ K4 severe criticism, hut I must ♦ 10 3 8 admit that If 1 had held that Both vulnerable pair of jneks I would have Waet North Kart Booth passed. Sometime* such a Pats 1¥ 1* 1♦ Pais 2 N.T, hid will work, hut not often 3* : ♦ Pass JN.T. Tass P an enough to w arrant trying it r* u a* a steady diet. Opaalng toad—V Q Furthermore, I am net sure that It made no differ- I ding which got North and enre this time. My corre­ South to three no-trump with spondent gave me the hid- ] South a* declarer, and 1 want JJ ib Junior League Car Jumps Gap; Driver Unhurt stairs In Uie bedroom and watched television the whole time, while the kids tore the place apart downstairs. 1 would like your opinion of what a chaperone's respon­ sibilities should tie, "OUT OF SIGHT" DEAR OUT: A chaperone should first confer with the hostess to be certain that «hc understands w h a t the "rules" are. This includes tlie do's and don't* of con­ duct and what time the par­ ty Is to end. It ia not neces­ sary for the chaperone to be present every moment. But she should check per­ iodically to he sure the rules are being followed. « • » C O N F 1 D E N TIAL TO JE F F : Keep your words soft and sweet. They taste better if you hate to eat them. • * * Troubles? Write to AltnY, Box 61)700, tx>s Angeles, Calif., 1*00611. For * person­ al reply, enclose * stamped, addressed envelope. • • • For Abby'a Umklet, "How To Have A liv e ly Wed­ ding," tend 50 cents to Abby, Box 63700, Loi Angeles, Calif., 90063. OnBhidqa Men's League . Notice Results .Monday Florida Slate 19 Perfection Dairy 10 Fla. Stale 438 2u2- IB 12 3 Perfection uol 7112-10 3 fl WP—Gene Rertrang (4-3), LP —Harden (02) HR—Mark Uocktnan. Perfec­ tion, eighth of year STANDINGS Navy ........................... 19 1 Florid c State .............. 12 11 Gcorge'a ................ . . . . 1 1 11 Perfection Dairy . 8 15 Sanford Atlantic ... 8 10 Game Tonight George'* at Navy (7:30, Ft. Mellon Park) By Abigail Van Buren tlmughl that a diamond ring was the only kind that meant engagement, but nowpeople are telling me that a pearl ring could mean the same tiling. 1 like this girl a lot, but t don’t want to be engaged to her. What do I do now? WORRIED DEAR W O R R I E D : A pearl ring (or ■ paper ring front a clgarl can mean en­ gagement, If tlie man pro­ poses marriage to the lady and she accept*. You had Itctter tell this girl that you were interested in only her little finger—not in her whole hand! • • • DEAR ABBY: A good friend of mine hid to ac­ company her husband on sn emergency trip, and she asked if my husband and 1 would chaperone her teen­ age daughter’* house party. I said we would be glad to. When 1 asked her for in­ structions with regard to our responsibilities as chap­ erones, she said, "Oh, you don’t have to do a thing. Just stay out of sightt" Will you please tell me how any­ one can "chaperone" a par­ ty and atay out of ilglitT My husband and 1 sat up­ $jcuoobif U)c Little American J n n * 23, 1061 •— P a p e 7 WfrnTB M.iitin and Dorothy Bergen, all of Saniord. Births To Mr. and Mr*. Terence llcidcureicli, a Baby Iloy, Sanford; and to Mr. and Mrs, Fred L. Turner, a Baity Girl, Lake Mary. Discharges Carol Snokc and Baby Girl, Longuood; Ethel Thomas, Genova; Karen F r a z i e r , North Orlando; Mildred Kscluvon, Ixingwood; Mikitu De­ note, John Mathews, Dish Rouse. Annie Elements, Ear­ ths Allen, Gary Harris, Helen A news item front Home Motivate, Zrlma Melinite, Rrsulla Monday stales that due lo new park­ Evelyn Rodgers, Peggy J. Iwingwouil .1, Cusaellierry t Adams and William Grogan, ing rule* eoine 70,000 more STANDINGS l.ougwood . 4 1 all of Sanford. Roman wives w ill gel to use Altamonte Springs .'I 1 tlie family car all day, since Sunland 2 t their husband* can no longer Casselberry 2 2 leave a car parked on the Bear Lake 1 I ■treet during working hour*. North Orlando 1 3 Rrsutlx Monday The ladle* are delighted Game Tonight Klngxwood K M r H u n r y 5 and are enrolling for driving Sunland -vs- Bear Ijtke M r Haney 'KM) 3U2 0 —5 7 4 lesson* and lining up to get Kingswood 122 003 x—8 » 3 drivers' l i e a n a s a . RUT WP—Leroy K'-tridgc <11-01, THEY’LL RE SORRY. LP—Frank William* <13-H) They'll find out in short I xiiiRwihhI 7 fit am* 3 order Just wliut it menus to Ixmgwood 41U 020 0—7 H 3 have tho family ear all day. Ri-vulla Monday Clin sc l kmi ik)I 2—3 0 0 It mrnni they'll soon turn Rotary 8 Klwanli 4 Rotary ooo B2ti o - a 74 WP—Otto Thomas <11 2), LP Into rhauffeurs: driving their —Dick Frank (8 12) Kiwani* 100 002 1—4 54 hu*l>unds t<> work in tho WP—Bobby Powell <7 2), LP HR—Joe Pauline, first of year morning, and picking them up STANDINGS —Sieve Gordie (0-3) at night, running the family Kingswood .................... 8 0 Civ It an 13 Shrine 4 errands—instead of depend­ Civitan 320 440-13 92 Lungwood ...................... 6 2 ing on their husband* to do Shrine OH 200— 4 58 McHancy ........................ 5 3 ull such chores. ............ 4 3 WP - J. W. Williams 15-4), Robb* And 11 won't take their Florida Stale ..................3 4 LP-M lke Ycntsch (i t) children—used to walking or Chase . ............................ 2 6 STANDINGS riding bikes to sellouts—long 1 fl Shrine .......................... lu 1 USO to catch on to Ui« idea that Wilson Malcr ................ 1 6 C'PD ............................... 7 3 It’s ever so much easier to Game* Tonight Rotary 7 4 lie driven to school. Wilson Malcr at USO, 7:.10 Elk* ................................ 6 4 And consider how the wornKiwani* ....................... 3R Robb* at Fla. Stale 8:45 (Ft. Mellon Park) Lake Mary ................... 2 K Civitan ............................. 8 9 Ganira Today Elk* at Lake Mary. 4:30 The Sanford Fire Depart­ Civitan at CPO, 7:30 ment wa* called Friday at (Memorial Stadium) 4:45 p.m. to douse a fire in an automobile, parked In front of MrCrory'a on First St. The cur belonged to Wal­ lace Bell of Rirhmund Ave., MILFORD. Conn. (UP) — and the cause of the fire was A drawbridge over the Hoilslisted as a defective carbur­ atonic River opened unexpec­ etor. Answering the call were tedly here Sunday night and l.t. Manning H arriett and a car driven by a Scranton. Firemen Gilbert, Hardy and Pa., man spun over the edge, Wright. sailed six feet through the air and rrash-landed on tha other eiflePolice »nld Raymond Splnosi, 2k. the driver of a 1058 station wag»n was not injur­ Ily Mrs. Adam Mailer ed, but his car waa heavily The DeBary Homa Demon­ damaged in tlie accident on stration Club will have Its an­ tha Washington Bridge. nual pienie this Thursday a t Presented for Sainthood Hurts Park, DeLeon Springs, C a t h e r i n e Tekakwitha, beginning a t 10 a.m. Members attending should "Lily of the Mohawks," wa* provide their own lunch and the first North American In­ (leverage. Those needing trans­ dian ever presented to Rome portation are asked to call the for stainthood She lived from club president, Sirs. Lewi* l«£-9 to l fisn. *ep«rdi^j; to the Ritter. Encyclopaedia Britannic*. DeBary H D Club Plans Picnic Also attending the meeting here were aides to Scranton, the other serious GOP conten­ der, who sought support for their candidate. They appar­ ently met with little success. “There wasn't any evidence that they made any inroads," said Mrs, Wiliner Garrett of Montgo..... Ala., a Gold wa­ ter co-chiiirman. "When you've got dclegattes committed there's not much they enn do in ii situa­ tion like that." ttlif la tha Cmri of Ike ( n i l , )»*•*. Spmlniil, f'nHNlf, Slat* at Florida. la Probe)# la re the F a le ln *1 Wi 1.1,1AXI HAM VANS. l>- ceea ad. Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. 1:44 (11 Nswstop* (4) Nsws. Sports, W eather (It Vswsllns 4:1* i4i News—W altir creskit* f l) H unttsy 1:44 II* M - » q u s d (I) (Si 7:14 tl> - Brlnktay Adventures In Tsradlt* llrbal Mr. Novak i t ) Combat 1 SO >) lllch Advtntur* t:S 0 (1) Richard Been* Bhoar l»1 Mcltalts Navy ID) Hrrairat rtiow »n Karth <!) ntchard Boon* Show 1*1 I'rttloont Junction *:1* <11 Jark Manny 10:44 II) Clary Meor* til Hall Tslaphon* Hour (I) Tha Fuclltv* (1:44 (!)(*) Niwa, Wisthar, a porta (4) Mid - Fla. Niwa U til 41 T hiattr af tha Star* 11:14 (1) T o m a h t Shew (Color) 11:11 (I) Mo,l» WEDNESDAY A. M. 4:44 (1) Sian On 1:11 It) Suitable# Almanso 14) Sunshlna Almanac 4:14 41 Urovs, Farm Report 4; 14 |1) World Civilisation <l) Sunrtaa Ssmaattr 1:44 (!) Today (II Waka t?p Mnvlaa 1:11 (4) Film Fi-aturra (4) Mtckla F.vana T il (I) Ic’Cat Navi, Wralhar 1:40 (I) Captain Kangaroo 1:14 (I) Cartoon* 1:44 (1) Dlvnrc* Court (I) Amarlran lliatory <!> F.irrclas For Woman lit* (I) I’artnona 4:40 ( I ) llomprr Iloom 14.00 (1) Bay Whan ( I ) Nawa <l) NpinlA 14:11 (l: N*w» 11:14 ttl Say Whaa II) I Lova l.ury 14) I’rlr* la flight 11:41 (1) Concentration I I ) McCoy* (4) Fries la Right By Oswald Jacoby Legal Notice to congratulate them. n R H I N O l . R C O ltR T V 7,1 M M . CIMOIIKSIOV Their combined hands inh n llr* af Fabli* H earin g ctuda only 21 high-card N o d e * I* h e r e b y g iv en , t h a t pi'lnla, to many pairs would a f t a r e u n a t d e r a l k i n . t h e flentln „)e C o u n t y Z o n in g f o m m l a ■top short of game. • |A n w ill ho ld a p u b l i c h e a r ­ Then, if North beromr* de­ in g In d e t e r m i n e t h e f r a a l l d l Ily o f r e c o m m e n d ! n g to th e clarer, a diamond lead de­ H oard of C ounty C o m m is sio n ­ feat* three no-trump, pro­ er* t h a t t h e R d lo w ln t; d r a c r l b ad s e n t l y ao n ed vided that West makes the A-l pAr og pr iecrut lyt u r ep r eh# toned T -t proper piny at trick one. In T r a i l e r H o m a D l a t r i o t: T h # fl » l ft. o f N W U o f NK>t In addition a final apnde con­ Sai-tlon 1 1 -ltB -IIK . Further tract is tempting indeed, hut d e-i-rlh ed * • a o u t h w a a t o f l . a k e their i* no play at all fur Mill# l l n a d and F o r t C h r l a t t n sa Road. four spade*, P u b l i c h e a r i n g w i l t h a h eld West will open the king of In th * Bamlnol# C o u n t y C o u r t Hollar, C o u n t y Com ml ra Ione t a club* and continue after Ids Room. S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , W e d partner signals *V* nm on’’ n r* .l ay , J u l y I , t l * t a t 1:14 IV m n r a a t o o n t h a r a a f t s r aa with tha eight rp»t. Two club po ielh i* . trick*, a club ruff, and a f l e m tn n U C ounty Z oning C om m ission diamond will ha taken im­ Ily R o b e r t S R r o w n mediately, and the fotir-apade Hr ml not a C ounty Z o n ln D lrrelor runt met will hava landed In I’u h l l r h J u n s 11, 14, tMtt. the soup. CDA-41 NOTH It O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR 0 . 0 * 1 NO. S A CAII.VO AND U l A V n O V I N O T h a t p a r t o f H lstlo n S t r a H l y i n g w i t h i n Ilia T o w n n f A l t a m o n t e April,tie. F l o r ­ ida. ru nning N ortherly f r o m I ts I n t e r s e c t i o n w ith N orth rig h t-o f-w a y nf flin t* Road til to tha N o r t h l i n e o f ta i l 13. \V Inwood P a r k , a cco rd in g to th# Plat th ereo f, recorded In P lat R o o k I. P a g e I I of th* Pilbllo Itecorde of flcm ln o te C o u n t y , F lo rh ln . T O WHOM IT MAY CON CUR Nt N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n by t h e T o w n C o n n e ll o f t h e T o w n n f A l t a m o n t e Nprtnge, Hemlnol# C ounty, F lorida, th a t a P e t i ­ t i o n < n file d w i t h eald C n u n ell nil t h r Cth d a y o f Mny, A I t , 14*4, t o cloee, v a c a l * a n d | abandon a part of t i n t re rta tn a t r r e t In Ih* T o w n o f A l t a ­ m onte spring*. Sem inole C o u n ­ ty. F l u i d * , ,|e«,-rllied aa fullow *: T h at p s r t o f S tation Street ly in g w ith in the T ow n of A ltnnninte F prlnga, F lo r ­ id a, ru n n in g N o rth eilr f r o m It* t n t e r e e c t l n n w i t h N orth rig h t-o f-w a y tin* o f flta t* R o a d <3* t o th * N o r t h lin e o f lert 11, W i n w o o d P e r k , a c c o r d i n g to th o P i n t t h e r e o f , r e c o r d e d tu P l a t Hoo k I . T a g * 1* o f t h e P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f S em inole C ounty, F lorida, an d t h a t t h e ea ld T o w n C o u n ­ cil will h o ld a p u b l i c b e a r i n g on t h # P e t i t i o n a t I o ’clo ck P. M„ o n t h e Sth -ley n t J u l y , A. I> . 1414, a t th # T o w n Hull o f A l t a m o n t e flp rln g a, F l o r i d a , a t which tim e thoa# for and a g a i n s t t h e t a m e w ill he h a a r d and final actio n ta k e n . D A T E D Mil* l l t h d ay o f J u n e A. D.. t i l l . / • / H a r o l d W. Capp* C l e r k - T o w n C o n n e ll o f thu Tow n of A ltam o n te flprlnga, F l o r i d a A ta n a tr o m , Davie A M d ln lo e h A ttorney* a t l a * E d w a r d * H,til l i n g flu n ford , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h J u n e 11, 1411. CDA -41. W om anBy Ruth M iiie tt ten'* eliih* will flourish when si I those women have a way of getting around to meet­ ings. In mi time at all the women of Rome, used to a leisurely pace, will tie run­ ning themtclve* ragged Just like American women have been dclng ever since they first took over tlie family cur, or decided a second car wa* a family necessity. Tlie automobile freed the American women from the home, all right. Rut since she got behind the wheel she Ims never been able to figure mil a w a y to free herself from tha tinie-rnnsiiniing job nf Legal Notice »ic r ir iiii a vamh NOTICK IS hereby alvan Uisl 1 am arxaiFd In t.ua'neaa *1 Join N lirlando Ave. Maitland, flenilriol* County, Florida, un­ der tha fictitious name nf, The Towel llouas. and that 1 Inland to resleier said nami srith tha Clark of th* Circuit Court, Hem Inole County, Florida, 'n aconrdanca with th* prosit,on* of tha Ktetltloue Naina Hiatutea. to-wlti Hsctlon »*S 0* FlorIda fltatutee 1»57. fltg: Harvey W. Hogarth Publish Juns 14, II, 14 A July T. t i l t , CDA-lt a r.w iv o i.il c ih ' v t v XII* IVI) I'll si SI lasiiiv Vi,l i r e of Pahlle llearlaa Notice U hereby a Ivan, that after conalderatlon, th* Beuilhwle County Zoning Commiss­ ion will bold ■ public hear­ ing to determine th* feasibi­ lity of recommending lo th* Hoard of County Commission­ ers thst the fullowlna des­ cribed properly aonad A-l Agriculture ha sotiad C-S Com­ mercial! That part of tha Kaat I to ft or tha Wi; of the K'* of the BW(* of Hi* KH'H, flection lC-318-ItK. l y i n g North of the HI. ltd. <1* and furthrr dcacrlbad at lying aernes the highway from Wsathsrsftald flubdlvision. Public hearing will be htld In the Seminole county Court llouaa, County Comnilaalonera Iloom, Sanford Florida, Wed* nsadsy, July I, l i l t at T:3« I*. M or aa aooo thereafter *• possible. Seminote County Sonin* Commtaelon Ily Robert I. Brown Seminole County Zoning Director FIN Al, NOIIIK Notice Is hereby glaen thst th# under aig rn-il will, on in* llth day of July A I>. 1**1, pr-arut lo Ih* Honorable Coun­ ty Judge of s-nitnola County, Florida, Itl a final return, as Administrator of th* E»tal* of William llsm Vann, deceased sod *1 said llrns. Him and tbsrs, main a optic* Hun lo III* • •Id Judas for a final settlemmt of his administration f •aid cstats, and for an order dlarhsralng him ** *u< h Ad mlnlelralor. Dated this th* It'll day af J u n s , A. D. ' H I . Jetnee W. Vann Aa Administrate of the K otate of William Ham Van* D e ce aaed 1. Andrew flpeer ill W, Commarctal St. Florid* Casselberry Drops Sanford, (ttnrney for Administrate* t'ubllen June I*. 1*. i t A July Tilt To Orlundo T. 1**1. P u b l i s h J u n e I t . 1*. 1**1 CDA-II Orlando's Post 212 defeat­ CDA-tl ed Casselberry Post 2oQ by • TV HENTAL ■cor* of 8 to 1 Jlonday night NOT RESPONSIBLE • Sale* • Servic* In an American Legion Jun­ will not be responsible ior baseball game. The con­ forI any Seminole TV debt* Incurred by test was pluyrd at Cooper FA 1-4920 Valeria Jean William*. ZenUh Color TV Saint Field in C w d U iiy Recrea­ Alton Rooaerell Williams SOM Fas ford Ava. tion Park. rhauffrurlng, hauling and prin ml running, Tha woman who take over the family auto soon lives by the clock. Her dayi, luslrail of being divided into morn­ ing, afternoon and rvenlng, are cut up into little pieces in o n s u r e d In jouriteyings. They'll he sorry, llinae wom­ en of Rome wlm tire lining tip so hnppily to get their drivers* licenses They jnst don't know whilt lliey're let­ ting themselves in fur, do they ? Legal Notice • id iim im : i ,ti v i t X IIM A Ii 411aVI l l l a v l t t v Ati l l e r ml I'tHtlli- H r n r l a g N , d i c e Is l i r r r h y g i v e n , t h a t a f t a r c e m a l d a r a l Inn, t h e Sem in o t e C o u n t y Z o n i n g C o m m laalon w ill hol d a p u b l i c h e a r ­ in g to d e te r m in e th# f r is lh tllly o f rotMitnmotidUig to th * lluard of C ounty • om m lsatone r a H :at t h e f o l l o w i n g d r a c r l b o,l p r o p e r l y p r e s e n t l y aoned A - l A g r i c u l t u r e ba ao n a d c - i C o m m e r c i a l : T r. 1; w | 1 „ ft o f t h * fl n o ft nf t h a N t l b ft' o f IxH J i l l : T r 1: R a g I t l ft H o f th * N W c o r I-ot 1#1, r u n fl I* 1 f t . S K ’ly a l o n g ltd R / W S M S f l , t h n n r a N is? a H t h a n e * 1J f t i o I n i l , T r. I: R e g a t NW c „ r l e t l o t r u n K 1*1 It, H i l l ft, W 1*3 ft, N US f t i T r . 4: l l r g l i t ft M nf NW c o r l o t : « ! r u n K | S i ft. H MS ft, W t«S fl, N I t s f t ; T r Si l l r g I Si ft H o f NW w r o f l o t ! * ], r u n W SS fl, fl 11* ft. IV IS f t . h 14T * ft to ,Vly I t ' IV of F o r a a t C ity ltd. t h e n c e SF.’l y a l o n g M/W l o ft t h e n c e NKMy t o W l i n e l e d 1«1 a t a p o in t h a l n g I t s ft fl o f hag, t h r ii o a N to POH. All (,, F o r ­ e s t C i t y O r a n g e p a r k . P. It. 1, p a g e 44. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill b a h t l d In t h * S a m l n o t e C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u a a , C o u n t y C o m n ila e lo n a r a Ro o m . S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , W e d ­ n e s d a y . J u l y a. l»*4 » t 1:14 I*. >1. o r a a s o o n t h e r e a f t e r aa po aalhle. SrinliK.I* C ounty Zuutiig G oaim ltalon Ily H o b a r t fl. H r o w n fletiilnol* C ounty Z o n in g D irector P u b l i s h J u n e I I , 14, I I I ! . C D A -II 11:11 (1> M i s t i n g L i n k s (Color) (* i P M # An d G l a d y s • (J) Th* o b ject ts WEDNESDAY P. M. 11:41 ( ! ) T o u r len («) (4) H i I t (4 ) 11:40 ( 4 l ririt Im p raa* - Lovs of L ift S e v a n K ey * News S e a r c h fo r T o m o r ­ row ( I ) F a t h a r K n o w s Uaat (1) T r u t h o r C o n s t qusnesa 11:11 ( I ! U 'l M I n g L i g h t 14:04 a J » NRC New * 1:00 ««> O l r l T x t k I t ) D s r t m o a r B rld* ■1) N a n a W s a t h t r t:1 J ( ! ) F o c u s 1:3# i t ) Aa T h # W o r l d T u r n a (l> N’a w t <3) Si-tsne# t t l (4) C a r t o o n s 1:11 •<) I 'a a a w o r d 14> An n f l o t h r r n (1) l i s t ’s M a k e A O r a l 1:14 (4) l l o u a a P a r t y 14) D ay In C o u r t (1) T h * D o c to r * 1:04 ( I ) T o T r l l t h e T r u t h 14) C e n c r . i l H o s p i t a l (3) tro retl* Young 1:31 I t ) N’s w t 1:10 (1) You D o n 't flay (C o lo r ) ( I ) E d g e of N ig h t ( I ) Q u e e n F o r A D ay 4:00 <11 M a tc h (1am* 111 f l e r r e t s t o r m 14) T r a l t n i a s l e r 4:23 ( ! ) N’ew a i . o (3) tliirn a a n d Allan »•) U n cla W a t t ■i l l (3 : B ast of U r o u e h e I t ) B o u r b o n f ltr a a t B* » t 1:14 ( I ) N t * . (4) I-eava I t T o H a a v a r Legal Notice c in c iiT co rn T o r T H E N IN T H J I I H C I A L C I R c l i t . IN AND F O B e t I M I . M i n i c m n t v, F i.m iiiiA . rirtN C E R Y no. i n m F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O RTUAH K AflSiXIATlD.N. * c o r ­ p o r a tio n , P lain tiff ve. (1LKN C. OCtHnt.E a n d A M C 1 K UOIIULK. h i e w ife, D efendant* NOTIC H O F a l ’I T IN n im T iiitiH )*t) it s i c t.o s t i t it T O i U I.E N C. U t U l l l L E and ALIC E K. U O IIB LE , h ie w ife, Realdencr u n k n o w n . You, D e f e n d a n t * , s r * h e r e b y no tified ( h a t n c o m p l a i n t to fort, l o r a c e r ta in m o r tg a g e on th * follow ing deecrthed properly, altute, ly in g and be­ in g In Hemlttole C o u n t y . F l o r ­ id*, t o - w l t : Lot *. HI n ek («. T O W N . KITE O F N O R T H CIIULIT. OTA. a s u b d i v i s i o n , a c c o r d ­ in g lo p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d ­ ed In I’i a t R o o k 1, p a g e s St to I I , I n clu alv * , o f t h e P u b l i c l l e e n t d * o f Hentlnnl* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; h a s h e r n (Had a g a l n a t y o u l a t h e a b o v e s t y l e d still a n d y o u a r e r e ,|U lrr ,l in a e r y # a c o p y of y o u r A n s w e r o r P l e a d i n g to ilia C o m p l a i n t o n P l a i n t t f f ’a a t t o r n e y , JO N EPIt M. M tfllASKO, l>. O. H o t III, Farit I’a r k , F l o r i d a , a n d f i le tlie o r i g i n a l A n s w e r o r P l e a d ­ in g In t h e n f flc * n f Ih* C l e r k o f th* C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r b ef u r t h a 33rd d a y o f J u l y , 1441. t f you fall lo d o so, a d e c r e a p m c c n f e a a o w | R b* l e k e t ) a g a i n s t you f o r t h * r e l i e f d e ­ m a n d e d in t h e C k n t p t a i n L WITNKHfl m y h a n d e n d o f . flclnt se n t of o f fi c e e t flu n fo rd , Ifemlnnle r n u n t y , till* l * t l l d i p n f Ju n e , 1 4 l t . (HEAL) A r t l u tr H. H r c k w l t h . J r * C l e r k of Clt c u l t C o u r t Ryt M a r t h a f Vlltlen, D . a JO flKPII M. M lfltAHKO A ttorney et l a w P. U H o t 333 l e r n P a ik . F lorida l*uli It ah J u n e 11, 10 A J u l y f. I t , 14*4. CDA-41) in th e 4 c i rv C f H 1D t - I H THEATRE l . a a t Sho w l e g T u e l t a T il # A tlUW WTIIt] T H I N HK I) I I N 4 : " P l u s AI i n mu (Inly -P u in , eprlnga W eeke nd" T r u t l l o n a k n e —— ( a l a r W F I I . A T l l l tlS. Carluml I’aea Nile* " I ’M l i l l T T H A T Ili a I P I ' K A I I K D - 4 a* "FOR I.live (III MIINF.Y" NOW thru WEI). Ol’KN 1:00 SHOWS AT 1:30 - 4:1k 7:33 DAMKYl r. ZAM/CK3 THE DAY ^ £9?S556S2££Si2 dSi Hoy.il Ciown Cnl.i |tlf U T R f t P M ill £FRII ADMISSIOI • min a a t i or 3S< admj 1:38 MON. VS1.B0* LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Prices Are Tailored To Your Time, Needs And Budget . . . every ved tovrtrom P lus Bo Jl A Bottlo . . . or Caio Free Prompt D rllverj HFDC— . __ le t. 312-Q998 ■ K a jiS IS g p h > Open 8 A. M— 12 M ld a lfk lj t 0 Y CORRAL REELS*' I SURPRISES lor ill l �t 9 Horoscope Forecast Wednesday, Juae 24, 1114 GENERAL TENDENCIES: This la the day of the Full Moon, to much activity U pre­ vent, and owing to thl« and other planetary poaitioni, a whole new act of circum­ stance! can arlia to giro you the chanca to make big head­ way in getting your life and important interests on a very solid and secure structure. Or­ ganize your life more effic­ iently. AIDES (March 21 to April 19) Being active In outside world l* best way to Ireneflt from today's Full Moon, but kin must approve of your Ideas. Fascinating situation occurs. Tills adds much to prestige. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Communication with oth­ ers, whether afar or close by, is best way to advance at this time. Be alert to the good will that can lie built up. Show courtesy to new contacts, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) I m p r o v i n g monetary structure of your life should be your first concern today and tonight. Get bills paid and don't forget to collect what is owed you. Hit on new outlet for profit. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Right way to deal with partners who have been diffident of late occurs to you now. Long conversa­ tions can prova quite enlight­ ening. Show th at you are co­ operative, kind. LEO (July 22 to Auguit 21) Secret angling and pri­ vate duties are necessary to­ day if you are to get the re­ sults desired. Sit down with the authoritative and get good ideas. Reach satisfactory con­ clusion!. VIRGO (Auguit 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Fine day for get­ ting together with congenial! • t mutual pleasures, aetlvlties. Taka mate along with you, If any. Lighten your mood — you have been too ■omber of lata. L1DRA (September 28 to October 22) Both personal and business matters require a new approach and a more positive way of handling. Then you get far more beck­ ing than heretofore. Be wide­ awake — growl SCORPIO (October 28 to November 81) Be steadfast to your own principles, though you msy hsvs to search about for others In order to put (dees scrota. Good opportuni­ ties present themselves. Find better system. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Gel dutire out of the way quickly) bring efficient in performance i* wise. Please higher-ups. Re sure to keep promisee mado conscientiously. Show charac­ ter. CAPRICORN <DecernW 22 to January 20) Listening to what partners hsvs to say and adopting a more cooperative attitude is vital now. Re loy­ al. You then find they are willing to back you to the limit, AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) That work In front yard, office, etc., needs doing, so you’d better get busy, even if it Is a bore. If ethers come to you with soma problem, don’t turn your bark. Be helpful. PISCES (February 20 lo Mnrrh 20) A cheerful atti­ tude and a bit of thought can easily Hear up a situation that arises today. Good pats will gladly carry through with any Ideas you have. Be practical. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, he or eha will be one of those Interesting people to whom something seems to be happening every m I n u t o , thereby bringing the Intellect Into play to solve each prob­ lem, and for this reason there can be a great success In life. Permit relatives and others to be about you while bring­ ing up this child, so that a tendency to become morose it not developed. "The Stare impel, they do not coaipH." What you make of your Ufa la largely up to YOU I Carroll Rlghtar’a Individual Forecast for your sign for July Is now ready. For your ropy send your birthdata and f l 00 In C-arr»H Rlgbter Fore­ cast The Sanford Iferald), Bog 1921, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. Circalalion The human heart keeps the blood, moving so fast that aU the blood In tho body passes through the heart every two or three OUR BOARDING HOUSE AMOy. B A R N A C L E B IL L f H O W C O M E YOU A R trJr SW A O O E R tN fi A R O U N D J ;IN Y O U R « t A - 6 0 IN O HAT A M O B R A S S H U T T O N S ? X H E A R MR*. H O O P L B H A S S U N K SOUR ’ F O A T -O W N lM S ID EA A N D Paire ft-J u n e 23, 19S4 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith �Jk A mrnhmrn miHB~ 1 h l l i W l B I t. Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322-5612 Classified Phone From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First 1ESPO N 53H JTY : The R«rald win nee M re­ sponsible tar more than o h Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered la tontarm ta the policies of this CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuee., tnru Fri. - 2 M l . day before Insertion. Hon. - Sat. D E A D L IK U STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before InserUoa. Hon. • Sat. ■ooa. Legal Notice P I C T I T I O V I XAMH N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t 1 a m c n a a e a d In b u a l n e e e a t >491 F r e n c h Av#.. Bcm lnnla C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h a tlot l t l o u i n a m e of, F a i r w a y r « a a c o S erv ice, a n d l h a t I In'.*n1 t o r a e l a t a r aa ld n a m e w i t h ' h e C l e r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t, S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , <n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e p ru v leto n e of th a F lctltln u a N airn S te tu tea, l o - w l t : S e c tio n SS5.09 F l o r ­ i d a S t a l u t e a I9ST. Hie: J . a t) a » la P u b l l a h J u n a IS, 31, 10, a J u l y 1. 1911. CDA-II IX THE r iH C t'I T COV RT. n in t h j r u i c i a i, e m e r r r o k F i.n m n A , in a n d f o r * k iiix o i . k c o r j m r r l lA M 'S C R V * o , tdtar KIIMOJT R U B tE L L , B R OAD- HEAD. P laintiff • ve. NVY.VF.UD a H I T H HEAD, I1IIOAD. Her einl a n t N im ra to u rfk m i T I I E UTATK O F F I . O I t l l l A T ill W T N B L .l i a U I T K BR O A D lIK A D . w h o a e p l a c e o f r e . n ld e n c a ta u n k n o w n . TO U AUK H E R Bit Y N O T I ­ F IE D t h a t a aw orn C om plaint I n n b i e n filed a r a l n a t y o u In Ihc C irc u it C ourt, N inth J u d i ­ c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n t y , In C h a n ­ c e r y , t h a a h h r a v l a l a d t i t l e of W h lr h la "E nilO N RtT PSEM , I l ltO A D H K A D . P laintiff, va. W YNKI.L , S M IT H R ltO A D HKAD. D afandant", w herein t h e r e l i e f Bought la a D ec r e e • f D iv o rce. T h a w p r e e e n t i ace t o c a u s e e n d r e q u i r e y o u to file your w ritte n A naw ar or d e f e n a e a , If a n y , to l h a C o m ­ p laint f i le d h e r e i n , a n d to a r r v a a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n t h e P l a i n t i f f ! a t t o r n e y , ( l o r d o n V. F r e d e r i c k , P. O. Do* t i l l , Han­ f o rd , F l o r i d a , o n o r b e f o r e t h e I S t h d ay of J u l y , 1914 H e r e i n f e l t n o t o r a D ecree P r o C o n feaao w ill he e n t e r e d • g e ln e l you fo r th a relief r e ­ q u e s t e d a n d t h a o a u i e w ill p r o c e e d a i p acta. (H EA D A r t h u r H. B e ck w M h . J r . C la rk of th a C ircuit C ourt B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l e n D ep u ty C lerk OOR D O N V. F R E D E R I C K A tto rn ey for P la in tiff P. O. B o a 1111 H an fo rd , F l o r i d a P u b l l i h J u n e t a , ae A J u l y T, 14. ISM . CDA-II IN THSC C I R C U IT C O U R T O F T II R NINTH JU IIIC IA I. C IR ­ C U I T O P AN D F O R aS CM tnol.E COUNTY. F L O R ID A . I n C h a n e e r y Na. i c a e a F E D E R A L , NATIONAL. U O R T . QAOK ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ poration, P l a i n t Iff, va. l.E R A R N IA W H I T E a n d H E L ­ LO N W H I T E , hia wife, D afandanla N O T IC E O F BALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y d l V KN t h a t o n t h a Sth d a y of Ju ly , ta e c , a t 11:01 A. M. a t th e f r o n t door of th a C ourt Houee o f Sem lnola C ounty, at H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , t h a H o n o r ­ a b l e A r t h u r M. B e c k w i t h , J r . , C la rk of th a C ircu it C o u rt of S em ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , will o f f e r f o r a a le t o t h a h l e h a e t e n d tieet b i d d e r f o r r a t h , at p u b l i c o u t c r y , t h a f o l lo w in g deacrlbed p r o p e rty of th e D e­ f e n d a n t! L e e a r n la W h ite and H allun W hile, hla w ife: L o t I I , B lo c k t . LINCOLN H K I O H T S , a c c o r d i n g to th e p l a t t h e r e o f e a r e c o r d e d In P lat Book II. p i s e ft. P u b l i c R e c o r d ! o f S em in o le C ounty, F lo rid a ; Including: Two heaiera perm anently Ini tailed i ■ H u a l e la Bom lnole C o u n t y . Florida. to g a th a r w ith ell o lrn c tu re a and Im provem ent!, then or t h e r e a f t e r o n eald lan d . T il l ! la m a d e p u r s u a n t to F i n a l D ecree o f F o r e c l o s u r e e n t e r a d In t h e a b o v e ca u s a . C h a n c e r y D o c k e t No. ItOth, n o w p e n d i n g In t h e C i r c u i t < o u r t o f a n d f o r Hemlnule C ounty, F lo rid a IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , < h a v e h e r e u n t o eel m y h an d anil o f f i c i a l aeal t h l a 1 Btta d a y o f J u n a . 1114. IH EA L t A r t h u r If. R e c k a l t h . J r . C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d fo r Hem lnule C o u n ­ ty. Florida Uy M a r t h a T . Vlhlen D eputy C lerk J o s e p h »t S l u r a s k a |1. O .R o s i : s F n n P a r k , F la. P u b l i s h J u u a 31, l l f i CDA-II w. r •jpwtfc. - 1 4 ~ W CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & F o u n fl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - l’aint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio St Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Sbruba 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles «Vanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT r f l U I t T . IN AND UUIt S E M IN O L E COUNTY, F L O R ID A . C H A N C E R Y NO. 14*041 F I R S T F E D BRA I. H AVISOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O F OR LANDO, a c o r p o r a t i o n . P lain tiff, va. CI-ATTON II. H 1 E R 3 a n d V E L ­ MA L. HI B i t s , hi* w tf* ; an d ORL ANDO A P P L I A N C E COM­ PANY, INC., a F l o r i d a c o r ­ poration, D afeudanta. N O T IC E O F S U IT ■ T A T E OF F L O R ID A COUNTY O F S E M IN O L E TO: CLAYTON II. I t IK I IE Ite»l.tence U n k n o w n V E L M A L. IIIEIIH ltr.l.leiu * U nknow n T oil a n h e r e b y n o t l f l t d Ih.vt a au lt ha* h*un file d a g a i n * ! y„u In tho above entitle-! cau ta. a n d th a t you ara r e q u ir ­ ed to file y o u r a n t w a r w l i h th * C l a r k of ilila C o u r t a n d to e r r v e a co p y I h e r o o f u p o n th e p laintiff ur p la in tiff* e lto rn ry * . who** n a m e a n d a.hlre** i* Oil**. H e d r i c k * Knhlnaon, t u s E a* t C h u r c h H t r r e t . O r ­ la n d o . F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h a n J u l y IS. 1941 If y o u fa ll l o ilo •o a D e c r e e P r o C o n f e a a o w ill be e n t e r e d a g a i n a t y o u f o r th e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m ­ p l a i n t . T h la *ull la to foreclo** a m o rtg a g e . The real p ro p e rty p r o c e e d e d a g a i n a t la: L o t 3 t. Block I I . S U B U R ­ BAN HOMES. S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F l o r i d a , a c c o r d Ing t o t h a p l a t t h e r e o f a* r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book l, P a g r a to a n d SI, o f th e P u b l i c Re co rd * o f Hemtriule Courtly, F lo rid a. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th e • e a l of th l* C o u r t at O rlan d o , F l o r i d a , t h l a 29th d a y of May, I9fl (HEAL ) A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h , Jr., C lerk B y : M a r l l i a T. V lh len , DC. till**, l l a d r l c k It H o b tn eo n t o E aat Church Straat O rlando, F lorida A ttorney* for P la in tiff P u b l l a h J u n e I, t . IS, 3S. l i l t CD A -I N O T IC E O F S U IT T O i O E O B Q K W. M A TIIU S an d LORA L MATHE8. hit w if e . D e f e n d a n t * . TO U AND E A C H O F TOU a r * h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t au lt h a a b ean c o m m e n c e d a g a l n e t y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of the N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of the S l a t * of F l o r i d a In a n d for S e m l n o l a C o u n ty . th « a h b r * . v l a t a d t i l l * o f w h i c h III T H E NATIO N AL S T A T E RANK OF N E W A R K , ate., P l a i n t i f f , -veI1KOKUK W. MATHKH an d M IR A U MATH EH, hi* wife, D e f e n d a n t * . In C h a n c e r y No lioll. T h a n a t u r e o f t h l a a u l t I* a foreclosure of th at certain m o r t g a g e f ro m l a i d d a f a n d a n t * t o p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d F e b r u a r y 1. 1.S I a n d r e c o r d e d F e b r u a r y 9. 1SSI In O f fi c i a l R e c o rd e llo..k 141 p e g * SSI o f lit* P u b lic R e co rd * of S e m l n o l a C o u n ty . F lorida, encum b erin g t h a t c e r­ t a i n p l i c a o r p a r c e l of p r o ­ p e rty located, a ilu a tt, a n d be­ i n g In a a l d C o u n t y a n d Htale, to -w it * IX1T 11, S U NL AND EHTATEH. Klrot A d d itio n , a eubd lv lalo n according to a p l a t t h e r e o f r a c o r d a d In P l o t B o o k I I , P a g e * ST an d IS o f t h e P u b l i c R e co rd * o f S e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. B AC H O F YOU IH R E Q U I R ­ E D t o file y o u r a n a w e r or o l h t r w r i t t e n d i f a n * * * t o th* C o m p l a i n t w i t h t h e C l a r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t of S am lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t h l a p r o ­ c e e d i n g a n d lo a r r v o a copy th e re o f upon th* p l a in tif f * a tt u r n e y a , wlioaa n a m e * a n d ad d r e e e a r * h e r e i n a f t e r eel fo rth , a* r e q u i r e d by l a w , n o t l a t e r t h a n th * l a t h d a y of J u l y I9<4 In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f t h * cau * e will p r o c e e d ea p a r t * u p o n th * e n t r y o f a D eere* P r o Con feaao e s e t n e t you. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th * n f f l r l a l **al o f s a i d r o u r i lu Hem lnula C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , thl* Jrh d ay o f J u a * l i l t . I HEAL) A r t h u r II. i l e c k w t l h , J r , ■ I r r k of th * C i r c u i t U u u rt Ry: S a n d r a H J u h n a o n D eputy C lerk IIKARDAI.L. U R I D L E Y AND L E W I S A ttorney* for P U In lltf S* N o r t h C o u r t P t r o e t P o et ii f f l c e Una t » S n rla n d o . F lorida p u b l l a h J u n a I, I f , 33, Jo, ; } ( | C D A -II 2. N o tices ■ P erso n al* VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED ONLY *3.95 SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER 2555 S. Park 322-6511 Ib r &anfnr& ^rrslD -Tunc 23, 1961 — Pnpr 9 112. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 29. Automobile Service SWEETIE PIE Dy Nadine Seltzer VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Parts, Supplies, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rex-Air, Filler Queen, GE, etc. Free pick-up. GM VACUUM REPAIRS 1114 Park Ave. — 322-4765 3. Education - Instructloa PRIVATE ART LESSONS. School age or adult. Day or evening. Ph. 322-9219, Eli­ zabeth Hodgins. 3 UR, 2 Bath, screened porch. 3 Lg. Bedrooms, l 'i baths, Assume low pymti. Ph. CB. 1 yr, old. Lgc. screen porch, carportc, Tnrrarro 322-1330, Ext. 529 firs,, air-conditioner. >300 l PEN DAILY—NEW HOMES Down, >69 mo, 838 1473 or Beady for Occupancy— 3 4 4 322-2216. BD'rs — Liberal Financing —Low D o w n Payments, 2 BR, CB. Tile bath, built-in FHA . VA - In Service 4 Idt.. Refrig., washer 4 dry­ Conventional. er. DeBsry 668-5462. SANFORD AREA ROOM A PLENTY Go West on 25th St. to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Ulvd LARGE GARDEN TOO! to Lake Mary Fire Station, 2 Story, 4 Bit, 2 Ige Baths, Lgc. porches. Some furn­ right ooe blk. to Office, ishings. 1 Acre land, few 322-2744. fruit trees, flowing well, l.ONGWOOD AREA 10 minutes South on 17-92 to Ige. front lawn. Just off W. 1st St., Bevler Rd., Approx. Dixie Bell Diner, right on Seminole Blvd. one block 2 mis. from town. Rt. 1, Box 45D. See Owner With­ to Office. 838-3011. in. Price >12.000. LMN Enterprises, Inc. FHA - VA HOMES PIANO & Organ lessons. Chil­ dren. Adults. 322-3328. Men! Operate HEAVY EQUIPMENT 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , 4 2 BATHS Vast new 15 year building DOWN PAYMENTS FROM program underway NOW. $100 Additional men needed lo I-ow Monthly Payments train as HEAVY EQUIPFor Complete Information MENT Operators. Complete See Or Call Your training on A C T U A L E Q U I P M E N T of your "Either she took a tranquilizer or It's a revolution!** CHOICE. Equipment Ope­ 6. For Rent rators ar> amor.; the high­ 6. For Rent SALES BROKER est paid skill* in construc­ 1 BR Furn. House, ph. 668-5122 FURN. 4c UNFURN. 2 BR tion today. For complete In­ Stenstrom Realty formation send name, ad­ D u p l e x Apts. Terrazzo 2 Bedroom furn. apt. Quesncl floors, tile bath, writ-Gan 322-2430 2565 Park Dr. dress, telephone number Apts., 404 E. 14th St., Ph. shades, water furn. Phone and hours at home to: 322 8194. GREENBRIAR 322-2334 after 3 p. m. United Equipment Choke lota available In Operators 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor School, Inc. Payton Realty nolia. Apply downstairs af­ overlooking golf course. 902 Ut Ave. N. W. Largo, Fla. 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha ter 8 p. m. Custom building to your C o n t r a c tor*: Information specification*. Greenbrlar STORAGE SPACE. 307 6 th about our trained operator* NEAT Furn. Cottage for Cou­ developed by St. 322 1374. upon request. ple. Pvt. yard. Near Base. K1NGSWOOD No Pets. 2908 Palmetto, W E L A K A APARTMENTS BUILDERS, INC. 6. For Rent 322-3821. Room* private baths, 114 202 Fairmont Dr. FURN. ROOMS. Clean, elose W. First St. FA 2-8074 NICE 2 BR house, kitchen in. $8 per week. 305 S. Park equipped, >75 mo. Available NICE Roomy 2 Hdrm. unfurn. Ph. 323-0705. 2 BR frame house. Very clean. July 1. 322-4145. home at 909 Catalina Dr., 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ LOVELY Fum. 2 DR Gar. >85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. wan, 322-4013. CLEAN lat Floor Apt. Pvt. Apt. Lake Golden. Lake 2 Bit, frame bouse, not fancy, ent. 1004 Palmetto. privileges. cheap rent. >8 week. Ph. New Custom Bunt Home on Crystal Lake. For informa­ 3-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ 322-3219. UNFURN. 2 BR house. 2100 ple, >45. 322-7399. tion call 322-3378. Cordova. Each >80. mo. Furn. A pt 2300 Mellonvlllc. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Spa­ Ph. 322-0274 PRIVATE Trailer Space St. John'a River. July 1, Adult* Lake Cottage, Furn. 3226106. cious 3 BR, 2 Oath house, 1 HR. Fiirn, apt., lighti, wa­ cent, heat 4 air-cond. sep. Geneva 349-3703. RENT A BED ter furnished. 322-5680. din. rm., dble fireplace, Rollaway, Hotpilal 4 Baby FURN. G ir. Apt., 2 BR. llv. screen porch, Quick oc­ FURN. Garage apt. water Brdi. rm . din. rm. elec. kit. cupancy. >28,300. Ph. 838furn. >45 mo. 303 S, Park By Day, Week, or Month 20051* French Ave. 322-7234. 7842. Ave., Ph. 323-0705. Ph. FA 2 5181 118 W. Ill St. FURN. 2 4 3 BR, Oak floor*, CARROLL'S FURNITURE GET OUTA TOWN! 2 8 R, kit. equlpt. house. Pb. maaonry homes. ) Blk. West Waterfront lota on largo lake* 322-8892. of Hwy. 17-92 on Longwood 8. Beach Rental* amt St. John's River. Prices lid., then 1 Blk. So. on East from >1995 to >5ooo. T e a m 4 RM. FURN. Apt, 1 BR, >60 HUTCHISON’S St. to Vllnrent Dr. from >25 down. Take your mo. 323-0389. OCEANFRONT APTS pick while our selections 339 So. Atlantic 4 RM. Furn. house. Water GARAGE Apt., 1 BR, water arc choice. CALL TODAY! Daytona Beach fum. >60. 322 2764. furn. >40. Ph. 322 2108. STEMPER AGENCY, 1919 Call 322 4058 3 BR., Gar. Apt. Water Furn. So. French Ave., Ph. 322NEW SMYRNA BEACH. 2 4991. Phone 322-3427. BR. Furn. near ocean. By 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. nf . w i m i l m c o u n t y week, month, Lynn Lyon, K I I M \ I 4 CR M M Iv aiO N bath, 317 S Park Ave. 322-5841, \ i i t l r * n f I’n h l l r I t e a r l a g SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 N o tice I* h e r e b y g i v e n , l h a t Bedroom Homes available in Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. It. For Sale or Rent a f t e r r u n a l d e r a l l o n . ( h e Henilall Areas of Sanford. Let us Apply 5 6:30. n.,le C o u n t y Z o n in g C o m m ie s h.n wi l l lii>[i| a n ubile h e a r i n g CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Show you Around! In determ ine lh a l e e e l b l l l - 1 BR House fum. >50 per mo, LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s Ity of r r . - u m n i r n d l n g In th* 815',i Laurel Ave. Ph. C68- 322-1597, li.inrd of C o u n t y Comml**h>nSeminole Realty 4814. e n t h a t th * f u l lu w ln g d e s c r i b ­ ed p r o p e r l y p r e s e n t l y aimed 2 tin. home, 817 Catalina Dr. 1901 S. Park Ave. A -l A g r i c u l t u r e he an n e d It - 1 FURN. 3 Rm. Gar. Apt. WaM u ltip le F am ily n eald entlal; FA 2-5232 anytime 11. Real E h I u I c Wanted tor, elec. turn. Nice, shady. Reg a t a p o i n t o n th * E lln* Adult* only. 322-1303. (Section ln - in S - J U E a t a p o i n t N O 'S U I I " W IIS ft f r o m BE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS r n r aa ld Kent. 10, r u n N O 'J l ' NEAR Naval Hate, nicely Realtor 1 will accept only a few list­ IS" W JIT SI ft. t h a n e * N SI' Fum. 1 BR Apt. 2015 San­ ings of each type, and these Raymond Lundqulat, Alio. SVI1“ W 91 I ft, t h a n e * R O' JV44" E 3414} ft. t h a n e * N ford Ave. 668-4323. will receive my full per­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg 19*1141" E to FOB. F u r t h e r sonal attention. I don't have d e a c r lb e d a* N o r t h o f L a k e 2 FURN. Apts. 310 Magnolia. M ary B lv d „ a b o u t l / l mil* ■ Big Organisation, but I A. K. Ros setter, Florist. Ph. W a i t o f U. S. 11-91. know Itow to SELL! P u h lle h e a r i n g will b* h eld 322-1831. THE TIME TESTED FIRM In th * HenMnol* C o u n t y C o u r t Burton B. Pilcher, Broker 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Hou se. C o u n t y C o m m ta e lo n a r a 2 Rm. Cottage, light* It water 322-7498 Room. H m f o rd . F l o r i d a , W eilincl. Ph. 322-1787. n a a d a y , J u l y S. 1914 a l 1:10 KM. HOUSE. 8 nice building 12. Heal Estate For Bale 2 lota. P. M. n r aa Bonn t h * r * a f t * r First >2,500 takes this Effic., >15. dll Park. a* poaelbl*. property. Ph, 668-4601, En­ Hemlnol* C ounty Z o n in g fo m m taa lo n EVERETT A. HARPER terprise, Fla. CLOSE IN. Apt. 322 2800, liy R o b e r t 14. D ro w n AGENCY • REALTOR S em tim le C o unty Z o n in g 3 BR Fum. house. All con­ 2465 S. Park Ave. D irector veniences, 2461 Palmetto. Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 1-uMUIi J u n a 31, 30. 1944. 322-1249. i'DA-11 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd * Park Ave. vriT irK nr N ie m x n o r UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, Ut. V A - FH A I. * S D I I W N K H I OF SLA VS* Phone 322 5641 equlpt., exc. location. Ph. m i aiv saiiK u iaT su cT of s K M IS O I .K C O U N TY. F I.O H Property Muiiuffement OLDER HOME, 3 Hr. large 322 3594. III I . T O Ml.SCUT A g| P K R Y I B St Sulcs Broker OSI O F g A I D D I I T H I I T . rooms, large shady lot with 1 BR Fum. house. 322 2307. NOT IC E IB H E R E B Y O IV (ruit tree*. No down pymt. Jim Hunt Realty EN t h a t a m e e t i n g o f th * o w n 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone ar* of th * lan d * a l t u a t a d In 1810 W. 3rd St. 2 BR.. modem, HLA VIA DM A IN AUK D I S T R I C T newly decorated. Phone Bar­ 322 5398. Offcra for your selection nF KKMINOI.K COUNTY, tow, Fla. 533-2328. these Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4 F IJ I II ID A , will b# held a l th * LOCH AKtlUK. 4 UR. 2 Rath, Bedroom City H alt In Oviedo, F l o r i d a , Cent, atr, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ a t l a n o 'c lo ck A. M. o n t h a 10 x 52 3 BR Housetraller 14th d ay of J u l y . A. D. 1114, Air-cond. Elder Springs lers, petio. Ph. 322 1522, 207 fo r Ih* p u r p o a a e f e l e c t i n g on* Trir. Pk. Ridge Rd. ■u p a r v l t o r f o r aa ld D latrlct FHA - VA Legal Notice $100 DOWN WANT ACTION? St. Johns Realty Ball-Blair Agency Government fo r a t e r m of t h r e e y ear* , a t wIII, h e l e c t i o n e v e r y a c r e o f land In t h e D l a l r l e t s h a l l r a pre**i>4 o n e s h a r e a n d ea ch o w n e r eh all b* e n i l t l e d l o vol* In p arao n , o r by p r o a y In w r i t ­ i n g duly sig n e d , f o r a v a r y g cr * of lan d c w n a d by h i m In s u c h D istrict: g u a rd ian * m ay rep rrsen l th e ir w arda, aaa c u to ra and a d m ln la lra to ra m ay r e p r e ­ se n t r a t a l * * o f d*cca*ad p a r ­ son* a n d p r l v a t * c o r p o r a t i o n ! m a y he r e p r e s e n t e d b y th v t r offlier* or duly au th o rised a g e n t * T h * o w n r r a u t a roeJortty of ih * a c r e a g e lo auch l l l a t r l e t s h a l l h* ri a re a a a ry tu i-un*iliut* a q u o r u m t o r ih* p u rp o ee u f h o l d i n g aueli a lect e n a n d i v t r a l i l a S l aliuli o t h e r b u t l n e . e a i m a y r u m * be f o r a th* m e e tin g . D e le d (hi* ISih d a y o f J u n e , A D. 1944 t » t II F W H E E L E R J R . c h alrm an * / A. DURA, J R . , • / M la O ARY Aa l h a U o a r d o f S u p e r vi*.,re n f g l a v i o D r a i n a g e L i a l t i c l o f o i n tlU u .a C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a . P u b lish J u n e 33, 39, USe. C D A -II 1 BR., Furn. house, Lake Mary. No pel*. 322-3019 or 322-8347. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath it (bower, suitable for couple or single person or retired AU utilities in­ cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ cated on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lota and shopping center. In­ quire at Manuel J a tub* on Dept. Store 211 E. First St. FURN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 1 BR furn. apt. 691 Palmetto. 322-1374. 4-ROOMS, Fum. second floor. Pleasant, large and airy. Oateen. J22-5TTI. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 3 BR, 2 Batin, cent, heat 4 air-cond. Corner lot in Lake Mary. Lake privileges. >200 Down,, assume pymt* of ■80. Ph. 322-2903. LAKE LOT, LAKE MARY. 322-0181. BEAUTIFUL High tree-studded lot on Crystal Lake of Loch Arbor. Call Chapman Architectural Arts. 3220196 THE GRASS IS GREENER! on the other aide and we have R with this 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home on 24* sores that looks like ■ PARK. >15,000 and watch the green ENVY In your Friends' eye*. Office 322 2118 SO U T H W A R D Night 322 0648 323 0700 2 BR House Kit. equlpt. >75. Investment & Realty Ph. 322-5303. 2524 Park Dr. SaOord. F it. 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 31. Artlctes For Salt Auto Glass, Tops 4 Sea' Covert FIELD CORN. >1.50 bushel. 322-7884. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. MISC. Baby fum. 4 furnish­ ings, Ironing board, Handy llot Port. d ec. wash, ma­ chine. 322 9462. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8033 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ph. 322-8532 HI-WAY 66 SVC. lliway 1792 at Onnra ltd. Sanford, Florida FREE Wheel Pack or Lubri­ cation with thla ad. Mgr Walter Cooper, 5 yrs. Svc, Sta. Exp. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 35. Articles Wanted CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Notl-Furay Furni­ ture, 901 W. First St,, Ph. 327-6591. 36. Automobiles - Trucks '63 Chew It Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322-2283. 1958 6 Cyl. Chevrolet engine. Exc. cond. Reel's Paint 4 Scnkarik Ginn* nnd Paint Body Shop. 10th * Sanford. Company 240 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4632 FORD RANCH WAGON, 195S Good tiros. >295. 322-5128. 15 U usiness O p p o rtu n ity '59 St MCA 4 Dr. Good cond. AUTOMOTIVE FOR LEASE—Service Station. >300. Ph. 322-1797. AIR-CONDITIONING Good location. Good pro­ INSTALLATION • SERVICING ducts. Good treatment. Ph. *60 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Good Used Cara Sold locally 322-4342, or apply to Exc. cond. >895. 322-7544. 322-7765 the PURE OIL COMPANY. 818 Frcnrfi Ave. '62 CORVAIR MONZA. 416. Female flelp Wanted 31. Poultry * Livestock speed, bucket scats, while wilh red Interior, >1395. Ph. WHITE, tight housekeeping BLACK ltnrsr. Ph. 322-8580. 322-3797 after 3 p. m. Call 4:30 p. m. and supervision of school age children, 5 days week. 31 A. Pels STURDY Small Wrecker. Pleasant conditions. Phone Exc. Cond. DOGS 4 Puppies for sale. 1958 Mere. Sta. Wag. >375. 322-6945. Collies, Beagles 4 mixed Roy Rccl'i Paint 4 Body Shop APPLICATIONS now being breeds. 322-5752. 10th St. 4 Sanford Ave. taken for Curb Girls 4 Wait­ resses. Pig 'N Whistle, 25th HOUND PUPPIES. Black 4 1964 C onalr 700 4 Dr. A/T, tan, Red Bone, Blue Tick, & Park. It 411. Like New. $2195 >10 ea. 365 9407 or 365-3126 1961 Corvair 700 4 Dr. RAH. POSITION AVAILABLE IM­ Ov'cdo. Clean. $1095 MEDIATELY: Automotive SANFORD MOTOR CO. Mechanic, General; GM ex­ 32. Flowers • Shrubs 800 French Ave. Ph, 322-438] perience necessary. Top Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, earnings w/a top organisa­ >200 BELOW 25c 1b. Grower Hydroponic tion. Apply in person, Ron MARKET VALUE Farms, So. Sanford Ave, Dike, Bill Hemphill Motors. '59 Fords; Ranch Wag. 4 *■ Dr. Sedan Clean >495 ea, 33. Furniture 17. Male Help Wanted ‘55 Buicka; >195 4 >295 For the biggest setecUon of '55 Pont. SD. Wag. >105 MANAGER 4 Front Men. nearly now and used furni­ '55 Olds 2 Dr. >105 Colonial Oil Co., 1501 French ture, see Noll’s Furniture '55 G.M.C. Pickup >295 Ave., Sanford, Fla. Brokerage In Casselberry Ph. 322-8072 on 17-92. Open 6 days B to 6 . 19. Situatlona Wanted Wagner s Amoco LAWNS MOWED. Paul Lord. Sail Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the 322 321B. Cash. SUPER TRADING WORK WANTED: Week or POST. FA 2-0677. day. Phone 322-7673. Used furniture, appliances, DAY'S wo'k wanted. 322-6277. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 21. lleauly Salons Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Spring Permanent Special FUKK ESTIMATE 20 Percent nff regular prices Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Permanent Special FA 2-2117. 20';3 off Regular Prices Children's Hairculi >1.00 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel i'll. 322 8625 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY >249.50 ZOTO'S Budget Wave >7.50; Easy Terms >15 Regular >10. Complete Shop and Save The eve. app'ta. Free parking. Budget Way 2nd 4 Oak HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 So. Oak — 322-5712 298 [xtngwood Plaza 22. liuild • I'aint - Repair 17 92 Ph. 838-1583 FOR A PAINTER, inside 01 out, rati Luther Tasker at 3t. Article* For Sale 322-0159 USED tumlK-i, nil sizes. Used Bricks. 322-2506. 25. 1’lnm lilnjr .Services 11,500 BTU Air coudtinner. PLUMBING >125. Ph. 322-1UR9. Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES Carpets clean easier with the R. L. HARVEY Blue Lustre Electric Sham204 Sanford Ave. F \ 2-3383 poocr «my >1 per day, Cjrroll’a Furniture. FURNITURE BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 27. Special Hervicea TO SETTLE ESTATE 1958 Imperial LeBaron 4 Dr. 1!T, full power, Beautiful white with Mohair interior. 4 like new white sidewall tire*. Local rotired couple owned this ear. Can sell for >750 and advertising coat Can bo Financed! Contact .Mr. Martin, 322 4503. $ Bank $ Repossessions h* t]) Ip (i» *p <n tj) Jp ‘81 opal Wag. >791 bal, >34 mo. '58 Pont Wag >796 bal, >36 mo. '59 Opal, >587 bal, >32 mo. '56 Dodge, >597 bal, >31 mo. 'GO Ford. >081 bal, >39 mo. ’59 Cadillac, >981 bal, $39 mo. '50 Chrv., $741 bal, $37 mo. '5fl Ford, >561 hat, >31 mo. '57 Olds, >081 bal, $34 mo. '50 Cltuv., >541 Bal, >28 mo, '55 Pont., >396 bal, >23 mo. '35 Merc., >490 bat, >25 mo. '53 Olds., >299 bal, >18 mo. '40 Ford, >09 bal, >3 mo. '50 Merc., >169 bal, >9 mo. •p ip m m ip «p m $p National ASSUME PAYMENTS Plano Tuning and Repair On Late Model Dial ZlgZag. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4283 Makes buttonholes, sews on i n i ! SANFORD AVE. buttons, blinu s t i t c h e s , LAWNS renovated — Aerate OPEN EVENINGS monograms and embroiders —Remove thatch — Chinch With Guarantee. Tike up 4 Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ payments of >7.15 each. Ph. lise—Ph. 323-4244. Credit Mgr. 322-9411, MANSFIELD LAWN SEK. 37. BoatH • Motor* IUIZ Phone 322-4503 >8.00 PER MONTH SMALL Houseboat. >140. Ph. Assume remaining 5 pymts. 322-0961. Need a shelf, screen porch, of >8 on Itcposaesied Swing new room carporle, now needle Dlal-O-Matic Zigzag, 19' Boat, motor, trailer, fully house or remodel. B. E. equipped. Suitable for salt Makes fancy d e s i g n s , Link. 322-7029. water. Many extra*. 322Makes Buttonhole*. Sews on luiltoni, Blind hems, Mono­ 4837. gram*, Dams, patches, etc. Guaranteed. Ph. 322-7457. Gateway To The Waterway Free Estimates Building Contractor AIR-CONDITIONING Hy KEDDEUS H. ». I’OPE CO.. Inc. BABY SUITE, Crib 4 Chlfforubc. Good cond. >30. 322200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 28541. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, JUNE SPECIAL: Towels, rig. 59c ea. now 3 for >1. ArmySPRINKLER SYSTEMS Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. All Type* and Sires We Repair and Service READY MIX CONCRETE STINE Polios, Floor, Free Eitim a.ja Machinery and Supply Co, Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 207 W 2nd Si. FA 2 6433 sand, cement, rock, pipe, Heel, grease traps, dry SUMMER SIZZLER CURE wells. Stopping stones. Your Sewing Machine Clean, Oil 4 Adjust . . . . >3.50 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 321 5751 1 Can of oil ................... 50c 309 Elm Ave. Package of needles ......... 29c EXCESS Fishing Tackle, New 3 Bobbins .................... 40c 4 Used. P. Patterson, 37 Seam Ripper ............... 55c Narcitsua Dr., DeUary. Zipper foot ............... >1.10 Regular >634 THOMPSON Deluxe Combo Now Half Price >3.17 Water Skis 1- Rope. Practi­ SANFORD SEWING CENTER cally new. >25. 322-1978 after 322 94It 6 p. m. 3 DAYS ONLY ORGAN. Will play a W. W. Kimball product. Reason­ 29. A u tom ob ile S e r v ic e able price. Ph. 322 0466. COHEN RADIATOR 3T10P Free tnaperllon, estimates, New people ta town took at pickup, delivery fternrinj Hi raid Ads. Be sure your 4 rcpaiie discounted. business ta represented with 2ftVi E. 3rd. 322-3413 attractive advertisements. •j * x Hobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NKUDE Dealer 364 0 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5*91 QUIT FtSltlNl Will sell 1 boats, 2 motors 4 all equip. 1st class cond. 1 Boat 10 passeners or sightseeing, also Shad fishing; motor* Johnson Javelin 4 Johnses 18, both elec starts. Call Larry, Geneva 348-4411. DAY CRUISER, 184**. Very reasonable, 75 bp. Motor, Gator Trir. 322-8054 after 5:30 p, m._______________ 39, Trailer* - Cabaiuu 2 BEDROOM Elcar, 10 x 45. Ex. Condition. 322 0702. APACHE Camp Trailers. New 4 Used. 322-5497. 1902 57 x 10 Chimpion Mobile Hume, 3 BR. Small equity 4 assume pymts. Will trade equity for 3 4 BR home. Ph. 322-8719. I % 1 Apache Camping Trailer* Cecil Sellers — 999-491$ 3 i Clark St, Enterprise \ ~ ;v -4 | i �1 ... ______ V rra O Page 10—June 28, 1964 DeBary Church School Has Closing Program Adult Sponsors Court Voids Dade Ban On Books Legion Officers Installed For Three Posts Bf Mr*. Adam Muller American Legion Fifth Dis­ trict Commander Franklin Chamber* Installed a total of 40 officers for DoBary Her­ bert D. Gibb Post 2B9, DeLand Poet 6 and Lake Helen Post 127 In ceremonies held Saturday evening at Lake Helen. Aaalitlng with the Installa­ tion were Fifth District Com­ mander Hoff, Arthur Craig, adjutant) G. Mclntray, vice commander) Stan Smith, his­ torian) Albert Chamberlain, sergeant at arms and Thomas Laduse, service officer. Peter Kopponaal, past com­ mander of Post 2B9, received a special citation for his work In legion affairs during his VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL nt DcRnry’n Community Methodist term of office and also was Church had an average daily attendance of 8 0 interested boys and K i r i s presented a gold past com­ such as this group shown with their instructors during a handicraft class. mander pin from fellow mem­ The closing program was presented ut the church lust Friday evening for bers. parents and interested friends. (Cox Photo) William Edwards, new com­ mander of the Department of Florida, paid a surprise visit to the Lake Helen Post, speaking briefly to the as­ semblage. In his talk he stressed community service to town and Americanism for schools, reporting that more The Dcllnry Youth Summer than 20,000 medals had boen Program got underway last given as awards to school Friday a t the Community children. Center with girls attending enjoying jump rope, Jig saw pussies and dancing while boys played shufflebnard, ta­ ble tennis and mixed croquet games. The smaller boys and girls enjoyed color books and cray­ Two Seminole County cor­ ons and Joined In the dancing. porations, Voice Distributing Assisting with the girls Inc., and Electro - Mite Man­ were Kffie Duffin and I»nbc*l ufacturing Company, Inc., Rcsrlck) the hi-fi was operat­ have been granted charters, ed by Chester Rearlck and according to an announce­ ment today by Secretary of Glenn Smith, chairman, was assisted by James Itucker, 8tate Tom Adams. Voice Distributing, a San­ former chairman, In super­ ford firm dealing In electron- vising the boys' games. Many questions were asked la producta and materlala and authorised to issue 600,000 about the skating and fishing sh a m at |1 per common sessions and all the youngst­ atock, was Incorporated by ers showed eager enthusiasm P. D. Lewis Jr., A. K. Shoe­ fur tile program. JOHN KISSEL of Dollary linn announced tlint Adult supervisors are need­ maker Jr., B. A. Morrison and ho will inatruct u apccch china for laryngecPhillip H. Logan, al) of San­ ed to help with the activity ioineuH of tho area with meetings to he held in ford. The firm waa represen­ and those interested are ask­ the Red Crosa Room nt the Community Center ns ted by Shinholeer and Logan, ed to report to the Center this aoon as tho room la completed. Fight atudenta Wednesday. Sessions are held attomeya, already have algned for tho classes. (Cox Photo) Electro-Mite, Id Broadway, each Wednesday and Friday Oviedo, a firm dealing in from 9 until ll;3 0 a.m. electronic and electrical aqulpmont and authorised to laaue 100 aharee of common ■lock at no par value, was Incorporated by H. J. Hoover, fljr Jane Casaejberry H. G. Gillie and Elsie M. Hoo­ The Men's Club of Cassel­ ver, all of Oviedo. berry Community Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church. Of­ ficers for the coming year will he elrrtrd. There will be entertainment and contests on the shuffleSeminole County registra­ board and horseshoe courts tion books arc open and have All men of Die church are bean sines the Monday fol­ welcome to attend. lowing tha aecond primary, Camilla Bruce, supervisor of registration, reminded pros­ pective voters today. Cltissna ars eligible to reg­ ister when they have comple­ ted at least one-year's resi­ dence In Florida and six mon­ ths In Semlnola County, Tha rsglatratlon office, on the ground floor of tits Sem­ inole County Courthouse, is open dally from 9 a.m. until I p.m. DeBary Summer Program Opens Seminole Firms Get Charters M en’s Club To M e et Books Open For Registration By Mm. Adsm Muller A closing program for Va­ cation Church School a t the DeBary Community Methodiet Church was held Friday evening for parents and In­ terested friends. Rev. Cecil N. Ogg, minis­ ter of tha church, gave the welcome and Kathy Perry gave the I n ▼o c a 1 1 on. Mm. Ogg, who aerved ns di­ rector of tho school, presen­ ted her report which Included tho statement that the chil­ dren had requested next year's school to be held for a longer period than the cus­ tomary two weeks. Average dally attendance this year was a t least 60 boys and girls. Departments and teachers taking jmrt In tha program of songs, drama readings and Blbln verses were: Primary I and 2, Ouida Davis and Mil­ dred Rimmer; Primary 8, Janice Scmones and Kny Johnson; unlors, Ruth Perry, Florence Webber and Mr*. John Vos; Junior High, Mona Lewis and Mrs. Melba An­ thony; Music, Pauline Ruckcr.pianlst and Mary Hubhard, director and tho re­ freshment committee, Renee Jones nnd Edna Oltovenga. Certificates were presented to each child by Edward Per­ ry, superintendent of the school. Following tho program those attending were invited to visit the educational wing where the children's school work was on display. Ice cream w h s donated for every child at the closing class. Needed By NOT Club lly Doris Dean Sponsors ore needed by the newly organised North Orlnno Teen (NOT) Club to assist with special eventa such as beach parties, picnics and dan­ ces to be held during the year. Participation on behalf of the sponsor would include at­ tending the Monday night meetings In the recreation ar­ ea or, If unable to attend, ar­ ranging for another ndull to be present. Membership in the NOT Club is open to all North Or­ lando teenagers. Adults and area teenagers are invited to attend the weekly meetings as guests. Any adult who ran help this group of teenagers Is asked to contact Mrs. Mona Grinstead at her home or by tele­ phone. Volunteers also are be­ ing reenilted to assist with the summer recreation program for younger children and any adult or teennger who ran help with this work will be gratefully welcomed. Hobby Club To M e e t Tho Paradise Point Hobby Club will meet nt 10:2(1 a.m. this Thursday nt the homo of Mrs. Robert Maplesdvn, 1)031 Rear Lake Road. This Will be the last meet­ ing of the season before sum­ mer recess nnd all members are urged to attend. MIAMI (UPI) — Two con­ troversial books — “Tropic of Cancer" and "Pleasure Was My Business’* — will apparently go back on sole here soon. The U. S. Supreme Court yesterday overthrew a Dade County ban on them ns ob­ scene. In the ense of Henry Mil­ ler's "Tropic", the Dade County Circuit Court had Im­ posed the ban on sales In 11)62 as crude and obscene by local standards. Publish­ ers argued, however, that na­ tional rather than local stan­ dards should be used. S. Robert Tralins, author of "Pleasure Waa My Bus­ iness', defended his book in the high court saying it was n ‘'relation of the true trluls and travais of one ‘Madam Sherry* (Rose Milled) during her sojourn in Dade County, Florida, ns the proponent, procuress, and proprietress of a house of well-known but nonetheless III repute.” Lawsuit* have been heard in a number of court* *round the nation in recent year* over "Tropic of Can* Cer." In both cases, State Atty. Richard E. Gerstein started legal proceedings to have tho books removed from local shelves. Tho wedding ring was a of eternity in ancient Egypt. sym bol f. TIMELY V A L U E S I N F U R N IT U R E ! ON EASY TERM S! 3 ROOMS FOR Deluxe 3-Room Group LIVING ROOM: Nylon Covered Sofa Hed With Matching Chair, .1 Tables and 2 Lamps HEDKOOM: llookrase Hed. Double Dresser, Roomy Chest, InnersprinK Maltrcss and Matching Hox Spring, Heauliful Danish Modern Design In Satin Walnut Finish. Table nnd Four Matching ChBirs DINETTE: (> OTHER 3-ROOM GROUPS priced up to $389*00 g £ 5 s MATHER OF SANFORD SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20,1.(19 E. FIRST ST, PH. 322-0981 OPEN FRIDAY N IG H T S <1 STARTST0DAY...ATYOUR FORD DEALER’S <> Summertime is seving time at your Ford Dealert! O ur sales are sizzling at an all-time high— ’ and we’re keeping the pot boiling with big savin gs on every Ford, Falrlane and Falcon in stockl Low, low p r ic e s - p lu s an extra trade-in bonus on your present car! And th at's only the start of what you save. Ford's exclusive twice-a-year (or 6000-mile) m ain­ tenance schedule will keep on saving m oney for you mile after mile after mile. Com e in, get a red-hot buy on the hottest-selling Ford in h is to r y -right now, while th e re 's plenty of su m m ertim e pleasure ahead. Trailways treats you like company* *I J ' (maybe betterl) sure I GENERAL Carrawoy Going To Meeting Andrew Carrawny of San­ ford la scheduled to attend a meeting of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce’s Mili­ tary Affairs Committee Thursday and Friday at Co­ coa Beach. Tha mocllng was called to frame a program to assist tha dsvelopmsnt of military facilities and related indus­ tries In Florida, according to Chairman J, K. Galloway of Winter Park. Thursday will be devoted to • tour of missile facilities at Capa Kennedy. General com­ mittee aeaslons will be held Friday. Area C Of C Colls Meeting By Deans Estes A special meeting of tha Longwood A n a Chamber of Comment baa been ealled for ■ pm. today at tbc Civic Lea­ gue Building on Church Street. Members a n urged to at­ tend aad meat their newly elected directors. RefreshCseato will be Save now on a middle-size Fairlane, the family-size car with sportscar f e e l . . . quality-proved by over 6 billion owner-driven mites! ELECTRIC HEATING Save nowon Falcon-plushest-riding compact ever built. New wider rear tread, improved suspension, added insulation. 0 11*0 so nlco lo (jo Trail ways! Our hlghly-tralnod travel exports bend ovur backwards to onswor your questions courteously, completely. Help you solocl tho most scenic routes. Smooth out every detail so you enjoy a happy trip on America's most modorn buses. AMP COOLING IS OUR f) iUSINtSSI •Commercial, Indualrlul, And Trailer Application Tool CALL TODAY l ! >W l l J V\ 11 KM1. WALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 1M7 S. B a ited Ava* IB 4 M I From Hanford To I-wsy NEW YOHK ......... 9-1I.B3 Faster thru express servlro MIAMI ............................ .............. Only S hours via Parkway FT. LAUDERDALE ______ ___ Over 1 hour faster ATLANTA .............. ....... ............. Daily thru servlro TRAILWAYS IIUS TERMINAL Cor. Park & 2nd. HI. 322-152# Dell ARY TERMINAL 1214 W. Church Btroot, DeBary TRAILW AYS. o mw rauM « ov M aar — - Sava now on a Super Torque Ford, the strongest, smoothest, steadiest car in its class. It's got extra insulation, too, for a quieter ride. • COME SEE AND DRIVETHESE SIZZLIN’ BUYS AT Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. # �«*1 -t Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” t* ° mv *f* * Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Scattered showers todn.v becominp more numerous Thursday; high todny 90-93; low tonipht in 70s. VOL. 56 A spectator, awaiting the itart of the County Commis­ sion session Tuesday, pointed out that he now knows the duties ol County Clerk Arthur Beckwith at Commission ses­ sions. Tim clerk passed out paper cups to the commis­ sioners, connected the port­ able Jack phone, changed the calendar and gave the invoca­ tion. Of course, the clerk doej more than this. But these arc still some of his duties. * * • • JERRY CULLUM, Seminole High 1061 Rrmlunte receives hnmlsome plaque from Gene Tnffor, (loft) president of the Fleet Reserve Association for his winning essay on "The Meaning of Americanism." Citllttm also won the Civitnn essay award on "Protect Freedom's Future." He will nttend Flor­ ida Presbyterian College in St. Petersburg. The young essayist is the son of M. L. Cullum of Sanford. (Herald Photo) • Firm To Make Port Study Is Selected Ernest Lundberg, assistant county agricultural a g e n t , gave the commission a check for $807.75 from the sale of Valencia oranges grown in county groves. This made a total of $4,030 25 the county's The Port Authority Commit­ agricultural department has tee of the Seminole County now turned over to the Com­ mission from the sale of fruit Chamber of Commerce, in a record-breaking 18 - minute tills year. session, thin morning unani­ • * • Being chairman of t h e mously selected the firm ot County Commission is only a Lockwood and Green, Spar­ part of the job—it appears, tanburg, S, C., to make a lie must also be chairman of feasibility study of the pro­ thu “complaint department." posed port facility for this County Commissioner Jim area. Avery said that a tout 100 per­ The committee, beaded by sons a day use a two-mile stretch of the LongwoodM .rkhnm ltoad which is cur­ rently being repaved. ' ‘And," said Avery, “ after they com­ plain of the limcrock dust to County Engineer W 111 i a m Bush they all complain to m e." “ Why don’t we close the NORMAN, Okla. (CPI) — road?" asked Commissioner Members of s secret teen-age Lee Cary, fraternity professing devotion “ Can’t," said another com­ to Satan were blamed today missioner, “it'a against the for four incident! of vandal­ law l" ism at churches in Norman • * • during the past nine months. Dr. Frank Leone, County Police said the toys were Health Department officer, members of a secret frater­ will host members of the nity called the “ Convent of Seminole County Chamber of the 73rd Demon." They said Commerce Coffee Club Thurs­ member* were dedicated to day at 10 at Ids department's vandalizing local churches to auditorium. Miss .Margaret prove their loyalty to the Ann Quarles, home service devil. representative f o r Florida The vandalism, Police Chief Tower and Light Co., will Ski Wilson said, was a part of serve coffee and doughnuts. the group’s ritual whereby * • • the boys “ released their souls Next Monday I’rcsidrnl Bill to the prince of darkness." Hemphill of the Rotary Club The ritual apparently demand, winds up his 12-month admin­ ed that all emblems of God istration that Rotarians say be destroyed or ridiculed. lias been very fine. Taking up The incidents included turn­ the reins will to Richard ing crosses upside down, rip­ Deas. Sonny Raborn is the ping Bibles apart, spilling new vice president. The In­ baptismal waters and general­ stallation will be done by Ken­ ly ransacking the church neth Wacker, Winter I'ark, premises. Officers said some who not TOO long ago was a property also was stolen. Sanford tie—at NAS. Ken is a Four toys, IB ami 17 years past district governor of Ro­ old, were arrested and latrr tary who rates as a favorite released on $3,000 bonds each as an aide to Rotary Inter­ They were identifies! as national presidents. Richard Holland Jr., Jack • • • Johnson, Dennis to e Frank “And now for the fire­ and Royce too Jennings, none works !'* That's tlic Lions Club ot whom had criminal re­ cry ss they prepare for their cords, A warrant was issued for a big wing-ding on July Fourth here—closing with an “ooooo" fifth youth, identified as Lar­ and "aaaahhhh" burst of ever- ry M ctoan, who was believed to be in Washington. exciting fireworks. Youthful Gang Dedicated To Satan Seized • * • Oh yes, that rumor of a fine nursing tom e “almost down town" in our fair city seems to be taking on definite form, getting out of the rumor atage. Well now, THAT’S something we like to hear. And isn't the planning on Die hospital expansion gaining momentum, too? • • • County Clerk B e c k w i t h having done a good Job in keeping the minutes uf the Association of County Clerks for Florida, is now being en­ trusted (as treasurer) with keeping the money. THAT, friends, is progress! Congrat­ ulations, Arthur, ole newspa­ per buddy! Herald Index Abby ........................ . Page 8 Bridge ..................... . Page 1 Classified ................ Page 3A Comics .................... Page 2A Editorial ................. Page 1A Funerals ................. . Page 3 Horoscope ••*•#• Page 2A Society ..................... . Page fl Sport* ...................... . Page 4 TV Programs ........ Page H We the Women . . . . Page g Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNK 21, 1964 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO, 219 City Limits Going To Onora Road # County Road Superintend­ ent J. C. Lavender asked the County Commission a couple of weeks ago if he could sell some broken down, discard­ ed trucks as scrap. Commis­ sion sa j okay. Tuesday Lavrndcr told the Commissioners he received $457 for the me­ tal. United Press Lcnsed Wire House-To-House Search For Trio PHILADELPHIA, M i s s . (CPI) — A house to house search was begun today in this rural east Mississippi countryside for three missing civil rights workers whose burned car waa found near a snake-infested swamp, "It looks like a long hot day," a itatc highway patrol spokesman aaid. "We're try­ ing to develop some leads, any leads." Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director Allen Dulles, sent by President Johnson, was to confer later today in Jackson with Gov. Paul B. Johnson about the disappearance of tlic worker* —two white New York youths and a Negro. Dies Under Car BRANDON (UPI) - Dan­ iel Gene Hockman, 19, was crushed to death bare this morning when a car he was working on sl.ppt-d from a jack cod foil uu him, Francis Roumillat, immediate past C h a m t>e r president, made its decision on (lie basis of the firm’s experience in making engineering studies In this particular field. Lockwood and Green made tlic. engineering studies for the port authorities of Jack­ sonville. Brunswick, Ga., and Bainbridge, Ga. In addition, the firm was highly recom­ mended by officials of these facilities, according to Cham­ ber Malinger John Krider. The committee, in selecting Lockwood and Green, will now recommend to tile Sem­ inole County Board of Com­ missioners at the next Com­ mission meeting on July 14, that the firm be retained to make the nccexsnry studies. Dog Warnings Get Results Sanford dog owners have apparently taken to heart warnings Issued by the city manager’s office concerning the Inoculation and tagging ot dog*. Only 21 dogs were picked up Friday and Monday after the dog catcher went on full time, nabbing dogs that do not have the proper tags. However, there apparently are still many dogs which have not torn licensed. Records of the city for last year show that 317 dogs were picked op, 32 were reclaimed by their owners ami 283 were disposed of by the pound keeper. In Novrmtor a similar drive was put into effect to pick up strays anil 48 were picked up in three days. Dogs must have two tags, W. E. Knowles, city manager, emphasized. One for the ino­ culation and one fur tlic city license. Scranton Seeks Florida Votes Bulletin WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House Ways and Mran* Committee today Junked Johnson's medicare bill. County Board Supports Plan For Marina County Commissioners Tues­ day afternoon gave their full support to a proposed marina and tout basin to to located in Lake Monroe and in the vi­ cinity of Lake Monroe Inn on Highway 17-92. The project was spelled out to county officials in a letter submitted by Henry and lowisc Pyle, owners of properties in tto area. They plan to build, alter all governing agencies give a stamp of approval, a huge marina with a breakwater which woidd. extend BOO feci irtu lhe'l»Ye, (ken curie to­ ward Sanford for a distance of 700 feet. The entire sea wall would to paved with a 20-foot wide roadway ineluding a 50 foot wide turnaround at Hie end, An electric tout launching device is contemplated. Am­ ple parking is available on property he now owns, Pyle says. The protected area will be dredged to a minimum of five feet. Commission C h a i r m a n James P. Avery Jr. hailed the proposal as "the first time someone lias come up with more Uian Ideas." He urged commissioner* to give the Pyles “ all the encouragement they need." Commissioner John Alexan­ der said “it seems to me tu be the first lime someone has conic up with an idea and tlic necessary means to get It done." Alexander moved that the letter and accompanying aer­ ial photographs be submitted to County Engineer William Hush for further study and consultation* with engineers retained by the Pyle*. His motion was seconded by Commissioner John Fitzpatr Irk ami was carried unani­ mously. MIAMI BEACH (DPI) Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania came to Flor­ ida today in tto first foray into the South of his stopGoidwater drive for the Re­ publican presidential nomina­ A warning sign pointing tion. Scranton, the 11th hour en­ out that Lake Harney has an try into the GOP presidential undetermined n u m b e r of race, is scheduled to meet dredge holes dangerous to with Florida delegate! to tlic swimmers w a s authorize! puny's national convention In Tuesday by the County Com­ San Erancisro July 13 and mission. The Commission di­ then make a speech before rected County Engineer Wil­ the Florida Association of liam Bush to erect such a Broadcasters (FAB). sign. How many of Florida’! 34 Originally the Commission delegates Scranton might be has asked Hush to investigate able to pick up was inde­ the possibility of erecting a finite Several planned to skip aign at the aite of tha one Scranton'* visit, among them “very dangerous hole." Bush the delegation's leader for reported to the Commission Sen. Harry Gobi water of Ari­ that in the opinion of his de­ zona. The Pennsylvania governor, partment this might lead the his wife and three of their four public to believe this was the children were due aboard a only "hole" and that the rest chartered plane at Miami In­ of the lake was safe for wa­ ternational Airport about 3:45 ter sports. He recommended the erec­ p. m. EST. Scranton was given a tion of the sign indicating chance of picking up a few that the lake was dangerous vote* from Florida, to t few t>erause of numerous dredge officials were willing to spe­ amt oilier “holes" Uml Hie Commission approval it. culate tow many, * Warning Sign At Harney Ordered Ordinance For Annexation Being Drawn Spanish Gold, Relics Found Off Florida TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Two salvage firms lirensed by the state have located what appears to be a fortune in old Spanish gold and artifacts that have toon lying off Fort Pierce for 240 year*. Spokesmen hw the Real Light Salvage Co., Vero Beach and Treasure Salvors Inc., said the find would be an Im­ pressive treasure for the state and for universities ami mu­ seums. The trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund approved a lease giving the two salvage firms the right to go after tlic sunken treasure, with the agreement the state get* 25 per cent of the booty. Mel Fisher of Salvor* said the treasure is from tto wrec­ kage of the Spanish fleet (hat went aground in 1714 and It is acalien'll over It) or 3D acres of the Atlantic Ocean floor. The Cabinet gave Heal Eight exclusive sites in eight areas, but said It would to impossible to pinpoint the area until live entire area of the WTeck is defined. Another salvage firm head­ ed by Oscar Ewing of Carrahello claimed prior right* to lalvagc part of the wreckage within 500 feet of shore. But Internal Improvement Fund Director William Kidd and Fisher said it would he foolish and dangerous tu al­ low twin firm* to compete for the treasure. "Allowing two sih a g e team* to compete on a wreck where gold is involved rould lend to rutting of air hoses and actual bloodshed," Fisher said. The Cabinet extended tto Real Eight lease until March of 1975. Under the terms of the lease, the cabinet trustees con lake the state’* share of tto booty in cash or artifarts, whichever the state decides. Food Poisoning Warning Given Dr. Frank tonne, director or the .Seminole County Health Department, today issued a warning tu area citizens that picnicking food should to thoroughly chilled in your home refrigerator and then placed In a portable cooler containing plenty of ice. He said that 291 cates of Tood poisoning have been re­ ported in Florida so far this year against 196 to date last year. In order to prevent food poisoning at home, he said, nivut, poultry, pie fillings, salads and sauces should lie kept refrigerated until they are served. Not all harmful bactrria can to destroyed by rooking food, to explained. He said tto tost method of preventing food poisoning is to store food under proper condition* so that bacterial contamination due* not occur. Symptoms of food poisoning, Dr. Leone declared, may be­ come evident almost immed­ iately or perhaps two to three days later. “ Always take special precautions with food served during hot weather," he warned. York ‘Serious’ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UIM) World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York remained in serious condition late Tuesday night at Veteran* Hospital, York, 76, a Congressional Medal of Honor winner, de­ veloped acute pneumonia in his right lung early Tuesday and was under cunstant ob­ servation. R E A L C O O L JO B is th at of Rick Talley, meat curer and freezer attendant a t Homo Food Service, Talley doesn't mind liovv hot it Rets outdoors as ho works in plus-8 degree temperatures in the freezer. The rest of the citizen­ ry can take n look a t tho thermometer at left and envy Talley’s summer­ time occupation. He's bundled up in Midwest winter attire but slteds tbo gear when he ends his day’s work. (Herald Photos) W U V A ... City Water System BR IEFS Contracts Being Let Transit Bill Up WASHINGTON tUI’l) — President Johnson's $500 mil­ lion mass transit bill was called up by House leaders to­ day with prospect* of a live ly debate anti a hard fight before enactment. Contract* aro being let this Week to begin tho $81)0,000 w ater Improvement plan fur thu city of Sanford, City Man­ ager W. E. Knowles reported today, Conatruction i* extorted to begin in from 30 to 45 day* ami will “ laku about seven TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — nr eight motllha" to complete, Republican Charles Holley Knowles said. Four new wells will be put said Tuesday he won't enforce down which will boost tha the civil rights bill or call a water pressure by about 70 special legislative rea p por­ • tion men t session if elected per ccnL Plan* rut! for two water governor in November. treatment plunta — one on thu west side by Hwy 17-02 just smith of Onora ltd. at GOTKBORG, Sweden (UPI) Laku Ada, with two storage — Soviet Premier Nikita S. tanks and another nt cityKhrushchev was flown from Stockholm to tins West Coast owned properly at the Muyport today under tlic lightest fair Golf Course, with one security protection ever given storage tank. "Thia will not rrrn to a wn a flight in this country. ter hazard for golfers,1* Know­ les commented humorously. Thu treatment plant nt the OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) A wide search was under way gidf eniirse will to loealed on today (or n trusted 20-year-old tha rorner of torkr Mary bank messenger, Theodore C, Boulevard and the Paula ltd., Nelson, suspected of casually “in tins rough, not on tho strolling olf with $1(0,000 in greens." Large pressure line* will lie cash in a shopping bag. installed from the new plant* No Enforcement Niki tit At Sweden Hunt Suspect east along Onuia ltd. from Hwy 17-92 to Sanford Ave. and west from Hwy 17-92 on 26th St. uml north along Grnpcvillo Ave. to Sit 40, Addition of llio four new wcila at thu golf roursu will Incrcaae thu city's dally ca­ pacity from three and a Imlf million gallons to over six million gallons, Knowles said. "Tho city is greatly in need uf tlds additional water sup­ ply and I wish wo had it now," Knowles said. “ During this present dry spell our pumps aro running right up to the limit of rapac­ ity da ily, som i-tim es (o tho critical point," Knowles point­ ed out. “We are hoping to avoid wntcr rationing. Tho now witter improvement plan will eliminate water pressure prob­ lems In tliu south end of tho rlty for both industrial nod residential uxrrs, mol greatly Improve fire protection there," lie noted. RFK Delays Trip WASHINGTON (UPI) Atty. Gen. Hubert F. Ken­ nedy delayed the start of a sentimental Journey to West Berlin today to direct tto fed­ eral government's efforts in Heavy Attack Squadron 11 klisslssippi's l a t e s t civil at thu Sanford Naval Air Sta­ right* crisis. tion will play a prominent role in the Dupont “Show of the Week" Sunday at 10 pm . ov­ FORT WORTH (UPI) er Channel 2. WKSH-TV. pressure system failed on a The local airmen will ap­ 1152 tom her 33,000 feet above north Texas Tuesday, blow­ pear In a one-hour documen­ ing out a hatch and sucking tary on tho modem aircraft out the navigator, Capt. Rich­ carrier. Most of tha program ard Can-oil, fattier of four was filmed aboard the USS Franklin I). Roosevelt us it children. traveled from May port to thu Mediterranean area for duty NEW YORK (UPI) - Two with the U.8. Sixth Fleet. V A H -tl's twin Jet A-SB men were killed in a barge explosion on the Hudson Skywarrlor bombere were us­ River Tuesday night but hun­ ed for shooting many of tho dreds of thousands of specta­ aerial aeenes, Including se­ tors who witnessed the tra ­ quences showing a simulated gedy thought it was part of nuclear Strike and a pilot's Mac)'* annual firework* dia- ryevlew of a catapult launch play. and carrier lauding. VAH-11 To Be On T V Show Sunday Death In Air Blast Kills 2 -TWaWCCL The City of Snnfnrtl contin­ ues In grow and It's spread­ ing south. City Attorney W. C. Hutch­ ison has liccn instructed by thu City Commission ta jlrn w up annexation ordinance* for several parcel* of land, which when completed will extend thu rlty limit* at the way to Onora ltd. I'resent limits atop a t 27th 81., snd Include the Plnecrcat Shopping Center, but business and property owners south along Hwy-17-92 hnve requesed that they be annexed, thus extending the line from 27th St. south along Hwy 17-92 to Onora ltd, amt east to the I'inuvrest housing area. City services of water, po­ lice snd fire protection, street lights nnd street maintenance will ha extended. AntlH|wiling future growth, heavy water and tewer lines were recently placed an Onorn ltd., and tha brilliant mercury vapor street light* strung just past the Pinecrest Shopping Center. "After the lights are exten­ ded to Onora Kd., Sanford will have continuously lighted highway, extending from tho foot of French Ave., on the lakcfront eouth for three miles," said W. E. Knowles, city mnnugcr. Properties included !■ the annexation extension include Melodee Skating Rink, J a t Lanes, Horne's truck atop and service stations, the new shopping center, the Luther­ an Church and the Adams and Milter property. Sanford Pair Up In Tourney Patricia Bradford and Ton! Osborne, Sanford contestants In the 18th annual National Pen Weu Golf Championship*, currently undor way a t Rio Pinar Country Club, have posted good first round score* in tliclr age divisions. Patricia ahot a 90 In tto IS­ IS age bracket while Toni fired a 57 to take second po­ sition in the 6-7 age group. More than 200 junior golfcra from 17 (talc* are competed- Three For Three CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — The Polaris submarine John Adams Tuesday went three for three on Hi first missile tiring training exercise. Winnie Kin Dicn LONDON (UPI) — C a p t . George Spcnccr-Churchlll, * cousin of Sir Winston Church­ ill, died today in Queen Mary’s Hospital, He waa M. FR ID A Y N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL Y O U C A N E A T — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $|00 Menu Include*! Cole Slaw French Frlea Baked B eau Grit* Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned a Operated By Maxine 4 Beb Hancock Hwy. 17-91 Be. Baaferd Ph. FA 2-5M5 � 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 23, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 23, 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 23, 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/9d25061bf3565831552db120bfdf0a11.pdf e0d7cb5082e678923244f2ead44c6c32 PDF Text Text < '. Adventist Baptist Church Of God Methodist THH BBVKKTn.OAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th A Elm R. U M s th e w s ----------- P eelo r SERVICES SATURDAY— S ebbsth School ----- HIS a m. W orship Service _ 11:99 a m. W ednesday Night P ra y e r Service . 7:3# p. m. "W e Have This Hope" radio m essage each Sunday a. m. a t l i l t over W TRR a t 14## • a your radio dlaL JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. F ir s t S treet Sunday School . . 1 0 : 9 0 a. m. M orning W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) 1:99 p.m. K vangelletlc Service 1:00 p. m. Wed. P ray er Meet _ T:00 p. m. BUI Stephens _____ P astor A C ordial Welcome to All CHURCH OF OOD tln d A French H. C. S m i th _________ P a ste r Kunday S c h o o l___ 1 :0 a. m. Morning W orship _ 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Berv. _ T:10 p. m. Tuee. Prayer Berv. _ 1:10 p. m. T h u n . Young People E n d e a v o r-----------1:10 p. m. FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH l i t P ark Ava. C H U R C H O F OOD OF P R O P H E C Y 3103 E l m A v en u e Rev. R. L S t r i c k l a n d — P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l _____ 0:4t s . m. W o r s h ip B srvlcs 1 0 :eS s. in. E i . - . h g s l l i t t c S t r v . _ 7 :M p. m. W ednesday: Y o u n g I 'e o p l s V. I* B. Beret 1:30 p. m. B ib le T r a i n i n g Berv 1:00 p ra. G R A C E M E T H O D IS T C l t U n C K O n o r a Rd., a t W o o d l a n d A v a , Rev. J o h n H. H lr a a J r . . P a e t o r C h u r c h School __™ »:45 a. nt. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — t l : 0 0 a. m. 31Y F ---------------- CIO P- ra. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONART AL.MA.VCE CHURCH 1(11 P a rk Ava a t l t t h SL Rev. a C. Dees, J r . —- P a sto r Sunday School ....... t : ( t a. mW orehlp Service —. ll:o o a. m. E vening W orship _ T:00 p. m. A lllanes Touth Psllow shlp (Sun.) — l t d p. m. P ray er Service — OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHUItCK 31(1 Country Club Iload Sponsored by F irst B aptist ------------------ C h u rch ------------------Rev. R. T. B a rre tt —_ P asto r Sunday S c h o o l___ >:(t a. m. W orship Pervlco _ ll:#o a. m. T rain in g Union _ _ _ ( : ( l p. m. Evening W orship _ (mo p. m. Wed. P ray er Serv. _ 1:10 p. m. T ill P- » • Assembly Of God PINECREST ASSEMBLY OF OOD CHURCH Cor. ITih and Elm H. M. W ilder --------Sunday School l i d •* m. M orning W orship — 10:1# ra. E vening W orship — 1:19 P- m. T outh Serv. (Bun.) _ 0:00 p. » • M id-W eek Serv. (W ed.) > til# p. m. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t i t P a rk Avenue T. Chance ----------- P asto r M orning W orship — t:!0 a. ra. Sunday School —— 0:41 a. m. M orning W orship — 11:00 a. m. T rain in g Union — t:10 p. m. E vening W orship - 1:11 p. m. Wed. P ra y e r Service t i l l p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH co r. l t t h SL A Oak Avs. Oall Smith — ---------P a sto r Sunday School OKt a. m. M orning W orship — 111## a. m. T rain in g Uunlon — t i l t P- m. E vening Service COO p. m. Wed. P rayer Service Til# p. m. N ursery Open W TRR 1:10p.m. Sunday Nile B roadcast i J; WESTSIDB MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ith SL A Holly Avs. P aul M. Calley —.......... P asto r Sunday School ------ 10:00 a. m. Sunday M orning W orship — 11:00 a. m. Sunday E vening W orship — T:#0 p. m. W ednesday P ra y e r Servloo - — - T:00 p. m. PUCECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road _ P a s t o r ____ W illiam J. dues* M orning W orship . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School — — 0:41 a. m. T rain in g Union —— t i l t P- m. E vening W orship — Tito p. m. W ed. O fficers A Teachers Mooting - ......— — OHO p. m. ELD ER SPRINQg BAPTIST Old Orlando BA a t H ester Ava. B. H am ilton O rlffln — P asto r Sunday School _ _ 0:11 a. m. M orning W orship _ 11:00 a. m. T rain in g Union — CIO p. ra. Evening W orship — t i l l p. on. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH llW Y. ( I t Ph. t l l - l l l ( P a s t o r ___ C hester W. Plank Sunday School _— 10:00 a. m. Morning Service _ 11:00 a. ra. T rain in g Union 1:10 p. m. Evening Bervleo _ lilO p. m. W ednesday M eetings: O rganisations _ _ t : l ( p. m. P ray er — ........— Tits p. ra. Choir —.....— — 1:10 p, ra. C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CllltlM T IA N C H U R C H (U nltad C hurch of C h r ist) P a r k A v a n u s a t ! 4 t h 8L 0:00 a. m. _ _ C h u r c h Schoo l 10:00 a. m. — W o r s h i p B s rv tc e 1:10 p. m. _ C h r i s t i a n T o u t h M ln la tr y R e v . W a l t e r A. R. M c P h e rs o n , P astor Christian Episcopal FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I00T A Sanford Ave. IL Vernon F uller Sunday S c h o o l____ 1:11 a. m. M orning W orship 10:00 a. m. CH R IB T C H U R C H C hurch R trsst, Longw ood F r. C harts* W. S te w a r t, J r . V lcsr Jluly C o m m u n i o n __ 1:10 a. m. B s rv l c s A S e r m o n _ 1:00 a. ra. H O L Y CROBS (01 B. P a r k Ava. F r . L s r o y D. Hoper, I t a c t o r H o l y C o m m u n i o n ™ 1:30 a. m. F a m ily H .rvlce a n d K u n d ay School 1:00 s . m. M o r n i n g I ’r a y s r ( F i r s t H u m lsy — I l o l y C o m m u n i o n 11:00 a. m. Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Oeneva R alph nrew er Jr. E vangelist Bible School ___ 10:00 a. Morning W orship _ 11:00 a. Evening W orship __ Ti SO p. Wed. P ray er Service 1:10 p. m. m. m. ra. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highw ay (0 W est M orris Ruby ____ E vangelist Bible Class ____ 10:00 a. m. Morning W orship _ 11:00 a. m. Evening W o rs h ip _1:00 p. ra. Blblo Classes Wed. _ TlSO p. ra. T*1 CHUtCM 901 A ll.se flwCbwn* b Aw yrrutrat factor on earth for the build. Jng ef character and good mtiaanehlp. U b a atorrbouan at spiritual valosa. Without • strong church, n slth sr democracy nor clvllirelloa can survlvsu Tlwra a n four sound rsanona why every perwm should attend service regularly and support the rhurih. They are: (I) For Me own sale. (2) Far Ms rhlldren's sake. (3) For lira »ako </ hU ennummity end imIm l (() Far the seks of the churcti itself, which needs hie moral and malarial support, lis a t e go to church regularly and sand your B ibb daily. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 P a rk Avenus B ert Brown _ —_ E vangelist Sunday Bible Study . 10:00 a. m. M orning W orship _ 11:00 a. m. Evening Bervleo _ . 1:10 p. m. See "H erald of T ru th " 1 p. ra. Sunday on Channel 0 Tuesday L a d l e s B ib le C l a s s - 10:00 a. a . W ednesday Blblo Class — — T:lo p. m. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENT1BT 100 E a st Second S treet Sunday Service A Sunday School _ _ _ 11:00 a. m. Subject: "la The Universe In ­ cluding Man, Evolved by Atomle ForoeT" W ednesday Service .. t:0s p. m. Reeding Room: lo t H. F irst. W eekdays: 10:10 a. m. - C to p. ra. Friday Evonlngt ( : ( ( • 1:10 p. m. F R E E M E TH O D IST CIIURCK C o r n a r ( t h 8L a n d L a u r a l Ava. E u g s n s S h s l d o n ______ P a s t o r T a l e p h o n a : J!2-7"SS K unday Rchool ____ 1:41 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 10:4S a. m. E v a n l n g W o r s h i p __T :00 p. m. W a d . P r a y a r B s rv l c s 1:10 p. ra. M l PM TMI CMUSCM There arc men who cariy the weight ot the world oa their shOElders hot flu* isn’t oog o£ them. There is no burden go Jojtm m the responsibility of being DAD. v j fkmday Kxodus 19:1-* L U T H E R A N C H U R C H OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. 31 th P l a c a " T h a c h u r c h of t h s L u t h e r a n H o u r " a n d T V " T h i s la t h a L if e " H e r b e r t W. O o t r a i . P asto r S u n d a y S ch o o l ____ »:15 a. m. W o r s h i p S a r v l c a __ 10:JO a. ra. If you want your boy to become a good ballplayer s e e well yon go out catch with him. And If you have hopes for his character, his courage, his commitment to things Bight and True . . . yes, a buy loves to walk into HIS CHURCH with HIS DAD. GOOD S H E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 3104 A O r l a n d o D r l v a IIw y. tl-SS) Sanford, F lo rid a 133-1313 T h a Rav. J . G o r d o n P a a r y, P astor S u n d a y S ch o o l 1:11 a. m. M orning W o r s h i p 11:00 a. m. C o m m u n i o n — F i r s t S u n d a y in E a c h M o n th K I N D E R G A R T E N A N D NUI18- Cvyrtsht loot, KrbLr Advwtisfag BWvtraMe, i Lutheran But — hold on there! Don’t forget it is « bunion. Someone’s fitters is on j a w strong back. And that someone’s future Involves sou! as well as bodj. Monday Ksodua 28:31-38 Tursday Dcutrronnmy 1:9-18 TWdnradajr I’ealms 55:12-23 Thttnday II Corinthians 12:14-21 Friday Galatians 6:1-10 RatsrdsF Revelation 2:18-29 EHT r u J o h n T. A d am e J r . — P a s t o r M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 1:30 p. m. S u n d a y School — 3:41 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 1 0 :$ | a. m. M T F M e e t i n g s ---- CIO p. m. 3 I + (Interm ediate. Senior) Evanlng Worship _ 1:30 p. m. C H R I S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Sunland E sta te # Citrus H e ig h ts Rev. R a y G r e g o r y . J r , P a a t o e C h u r c h School ......- f : 4 ( a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 11:00 a. m. 3 I T F ______________ CIO p. m. E v a. W o r a h l p — 1:10 p. m. W ed . I T a y e r S e r v ic e 1:30 p m . Nazarene F in S T CHURCH OK T H E N A Z A R E N E W. 2nd SL a t 3 l a p l e Ave. P e u l B lrV et --- ----- ---— P eal — S u n d a y 8chool — _ > :(J a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 10:41 a. m. T o u t h ____ —--------- - 4:04 p. m. E v a n s . B e l l a S erv ice 7:00 p. m. M id-W eek S erv ice ( W ed .) — 1:00 p. ra. T h ird Sunday S l n g a p l r a t l o g -----3:00 p. ra. FIR S T CHU RCH T H E NAZARENE L a k e M a ry , F l a . R a v . W. L. I l o l c o m b t , P a e l o e Sunday S:4( a. m . Bibl e School 11:00 a. m. — M o r n i n g W o r a h l p 1:00 p. m. _ E v a n l n g S e r v ic e 1:00 p. m. „ W s d . M i d - W e e k P r a y a r Uarvlcaa 1:uo p. m. __ 3nd W a d . t l t a e l o n a r y Sarv lca OF Pentecostal FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CIIU IIC II O F LO NOWOOD 1(1 O r a n g e S t r e e t Rav. E. R u t h O r a n t __ P a s t o r S u n d a y School _ _ 10:09 a. m. M o r n i n g ( V o rs h lp _ 11:00 a. m. S u n d a y E v a n l n g __ 1:10 p. m. W ad . Blbla S t u d y _ 7:30 p. m. C onquerors M eeting F r i d a y ----------------7:30 ». m. Presbyterian F IR S T PltESIIT TE R IA N CHURCH Sanford, F la. O a k Ava. A 3rd St. G r o v e r C. Bewail J r . __ P a s t o r E d g a r W. S m ith J r . A s sista n t P astor C h u r c h S c h o o l ____S:4B a. m. S essio n M a a t a ____1:11 a . ra. M orning W orship 10:00 a . m. I*tonaar F e l l o w s h i p 1:00 p. m. S e n io r HI F e l l o w s h i p (100 p.m. E v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ 7:10 p. m. W a d . P r a y a r M a s t — 7:00 p. m. 3 CH U RCH O F T H E COVENANT 311) S o u t h O r l a n d o D r l v a T h o m a s It. ) ! a k l n ____ P a s t o r W o r s h i p ------ ------ — 3:00 a. m. Churoh School _ 10:00 a ra. II -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible- 4 THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mra. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Grscey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S taff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17*02, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE F irat ft French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St,, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Condltlonin.r THE R1TZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ADAMS TRANSFER A STORAGE Phona 3224)225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly ft Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 110 W. F irst, Banfurd A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. 81svis, Florida FOOD FAIR BTORE8, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORB, INC. 801 W. l i t . 8 t , 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 T, STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. and Employees r> 9 WILSON-EICIIELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice 1. 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 O stssn M stbodlet Church I* a o 1 a W esleyan M sthodtsL RL Id W. a t Paola RL Jam es A.M.E, Sanford Ava Kt. Mary's AM.K. Chuich BL HL 411 Ostssn HI. Paul's M ethodist C h u r s h O stssn RA E ntarprtaa Stafford M smorlat M ethodist C h u r s h A DsBary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST F orest Lake Seventh.dsy Adventist Church. Hwy. 414, F orest City Seventh-day Adventist Church, M aitland A va, A ltam oat* Sprlnga Sanford Ssvanth-day A dventist Church, Seventh A Elm V -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTtST Antioch B aptlat Church, Ovlsdo C ontral BapUM Churoh, t i l l Oak Avo. C hutuota F irst B aptist Churoh C hu lg o ts B aptist Mission Sportsm an's Club, Chuluola B ld tr Springs B ap tist Churoh, Ilf ■| fc.. .'•i s I L lh M IB Rd. F ir s t B aptist Church, 111 F s r k Ava F riendship B aptist Churoh s i A ltam onte ip rln g a RL 410. A lternants Spring* F ir s t B ap tist Churoh of Do B a rr F ir s t B ap tist C hnrsk of O sasvn F irs t B ap tist C hurch of Lake Mary F ir s t B ap tist Churoh c f L eks Monro* F ir s t B aptist Chnreh n t Longwood, Oor. Cbnrob a O rant F lrn t B aptist Chnreh n f Ovlsdo F ir s t BapUst Church nf Ban Lnnda Springs F ir s t S hush M issionary B ap tist Church, m i w . n t h bl F e rc c t City B cptlct Church F o u n tain Head B aptlat Chnreh, Oviedo Love Son th e m B aptist Mission. C hutueU M issionary B ap tist C hsroh M artk B4 iim riii n __tesdosla Mission BapUst Church Oak H ill Rd. Osteen M orning Glory B agUel Church, O cnsva Mwy. ML Oliva Mtaclonary B ap tist Okaroh, Ban Lando Springs R d , Longwood ML Sion M issionary Baptist. Sipes Avs. Now ML Calvary M issionary B aptist 1101 W. n t h SL Now Seism Frlm ltlvo B aptlat Chsroh, HOC W. l l t h BL Now ML B ias B aptist Chnreh. I7M F ear Avo O ahlaw a B aptist Chapel, 3141 W. 30th SL Osteen B aptist Church P in sersat B aptist Churoh. to t W. O nora Bd. P ra lrla Leka B ap tist Churoh. Ridga R d , F ern P ark P rogress M issionary B aptist Churoh, Midway Second Shiloh M issionary B ap tist Churoh, N inth * Hickory BL Js m ta Missionary B aptlat Churoh Ste. Hd. t i l Osteon SL P aul M issionary B ap tist Churoh, Ith SL SL M atthew s M issionary B a p tist Churoh C aso n s H eights SL Jo h n 's M issionary BapUst Chursh, 030 Cypraas SL Tsm pfs BapUst Churoh, F atal Springs R d, A ltam onte Springs W sstslds M issionary B ap tist Chnreh, 4 I( B. Holly Avo. Blen Hope BapUst Chsroh, ltd Orange Ava CATMOUO Churoh of th s N ativity, L eks Mary A ll Souls C o th tlls Chursh, li d Oak A va SL A nn's Catholic Churoh. Pershing H are. D enary BL Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, M olt, land Avs. A ltam onte Springs C H R ISTIA N F trst C hristian Church. 1007 B. Sanford Ava Congregational C hristian Church, 3401 P ark Ava. Northelde C hristian Church, F l o r i d a U avsn D r, M aitland CliURCU OF CHRIST Church Churoh Church Churoh of of of of ChrlsL t i l l S. P a rk Ava ChrlsL Oenave ChrlsL Longwood ChrlsL Pnoln CHURCH OF OOD Church of Ood. l i t Hickory Churoh of Ood, 3100 B. French Church o( God, OtritUu EPISCOPAL All S aints Episcopal Churoh K. DcBery A va, R ntsrprlse C hrist Eplsoopal Church, Longwood All Saints Episcopal, E nterprise Maly Cross Eplsoopal, P a rk Ava a t tt h LUTHERAN Ascension L utheran Church, Overbrook D r, Cassotbarry G o o d Shephard United LutherA 3100 A Orlando Dr. L utheran Churoh of Iho Rodoemtr, 1*1 W. M th Place Messiah L utheran Chureh, American Legion lla ll, P ralrla Lake, Kern P ark BL Lukes L utheran Church, BL t t t Slavln METHODIST B arn ett Memorial M ethodist Church, B. DsUary A va, E ntarprlsa Bear Lake M ethodist Churoh B stbal A.M.E. Church, Canaon H eights C sH sIbsrry Comm unity Mothodlst Church, Hwy. 11-13 A Plnsy Illdgs H d, Casselberry D ellary Community M ethodist Church W. H ighlands, DsBary C hrist M ethodist Church Sunland E states F irs t M ethodist Church, i l l P ark Ava F ira t M ethodist Church o f Ovlsdo F rso M othodlst Church, 1*3 W. tt h SL O rse* M ethodist Church. Onorn RA O rant Chapel A M.E. Church, Ovlsdo O akgrove M ethodist Church, Ovlsdo NAEARENB OTHER CHURCHES F I r* t Churoh of the N ssarsns, w . 2nd s t Maple F ern P a rk Chureh o f th* N ssartns, O'Brien ltd . F ern P ark Lake Mary Church of tho Nasarsn* PRESBYTERIAN Allen's A.M.E. Church, Oliva A l t t h Church of Ood In ChrlsL Ovlsdo Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophecy, tl#T Elm Ava Church of Jesu s C hrist of L a tte r Dsy Saints, 3311 P ark Ava Community Chapel, A ltam onte Springs E astern Orlhodoa Church. SL Johns Cbry* aoatom Chapel. Hwy. 17-33, F tr n P ark C ongregation Both Israel, n t h A M agnolia F irst Churoh a t ChrlsL SclentlsL 393 K. 3hd SL F irst Pontscostal Church of Longwood 3i l Olivo H oliness Church, O ak HUI ltd. O stssn P ln scrsst Assembly of OoA 37th A Elm Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 A P a rk A v a Sanford Congrogatlon of Jehovah's W it­ nesses. 1431 W 1st SL T bs Salvation Army, 314 E. tn d BL Unity C hurch of SonlerA 394 R. 1st SL Community P rashytsrlan Church, Lake Mary P lrst Presbyterian Chureh, Oak Ava A Ird SL F irst P resbyterian Church. Casselberry F irst P resbyterian C hurch *f DsBary, K. H ighland P rosbytsrtaa Church of Th* C e rin sn t *113 A Orlando Dr. BL Andrews P resbyterian Church t i l l L asn asi Boh. D r, B ear Lake Ups ala Community Prosbytortna Church, U psets RA W estm inister P resbyterian Church, Howstl P ark . KL 411 t.' c h I •) �/* '* ir | I t Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns * * * * “The Nile of America,, ®Ju> J& m fiird I b r a lit * VOL. 56 When city crew* were cleaning up the debrii at First and Park, following the ra r­ ing of tha Woodruff Building, they accidentally cut into aevaral gas lines. Gas company employes had to go all the way to the main to cut off the gas supply. Tha pipes, which had been in the ground for no telling how long had ru tt­ ed and one section we observ­ ed wae filled with hundreds of holes. • • • Speaking of names as we do from time to time, one Clock Winder noticed that last week Benjamin Franklin was ad­ mitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Than last Thursday there was a George Washing­ ton. • e • e When Central Florida's new state university opens (it's anticipated for 1963) and Idea of Its rate of growth might be had from the development of the University of South Florida. That school opened In 1900 with 1,997 students, there were 2,982 In 1961, 3,604 In 1902 and 4,593 last school year. They're expecting 6,000 or better this fall. What an Impact something like this will have on Semi­ nole County! • e • In 1053 Florida had 342 deaths from suicide. In 1903 the number Jumped to 744 — making suicide the 10th lead­ ing cause of death in this state. Of the 744 suicides, 613 of them were male, 231 fe­ males. The 65-64 age group bad the largest number of suicides, 142. • • WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday; widely scattered showers; high today in 90’s; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased W?re Established 1908 MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 217 New St. Augustine Attack Halted Whites Try To Break Up Beach Mix • PARKING LOT nt First Street nnd Park Ave­ nue is rapidly taking shape with city crews on hand daily to level off the former site of the Woodruff Iluilding. City commissioners will con­ NORTHAMPTON, Mom . — (CP!) — Doctors attending Sen. Edward M. Kennedy *akl today his general condition was ■’extremely satisfactory” and that ha as “ bright and alert." Kennedy, who suffered a broken back in a plane crash that took the live* of turn oth­ er men, remained strapped in a special canvas-covered bedtype frame. Doctors said he would contilnuc to spend periods of time in an oxygen tent. The 32-year-old senator scanned newspapcis today ami was given a shave. The medical bulletin said an electrocardigram test today showed that the senator’s heart was normal. Doctors said hi* pulse, blood pressure and respiration ere satisfac­ tory. The report said, “ there have been no neurological changes and everything aeems to be definitely improved." Doctor* have estimated that the senator will remain at Cooley Dickinson Hospital here tor at least 10 more days. 32 Vying For Miss Florida Herald Index Ya L <t if l s •:* /■ ? V if P r At ^/ t✓ s •t H t ^ Ji sider the ty|>e of parking when it convenes nt 8 tonight in the City Hall. This view was taken from high up in the Sanford Atlantic National Rank. (Herald Photo) Sen Kennedy's State Law's Chances Condition Is 'Satisfactory' Slim, Bryant Says With the weather what It fs these days Harold Chap­ man, who won all those JayCee honors for his activities in the club, says he doesn'P miss the shirt he lost just prior to April 15. • • • When Clyde Long presented retiring JayCee President Jim Smith with his past presi­ dent's pin, the new JayCee prexy issued a verbal order th at during his administra­ tion alt lapel pins will be the ••bayonet" type. Ix>ng couldn't locate the tiny hole in Smith': SARAOTA (UPI) — Thirlapel. ty-two beauties from atl over e e e the state opened a hectic We've Just been told of a week of competition Monday new definition of “ dirty" pol­ in the 1904 Mite Florida con­ itics. That’s when a person test. registers with one party to One of the glrlt will be help nominate the weakest crowned Miss Florida of 1964 candidate ao the other party’s Saturday by the present Miss Florida, Flora Jo Chandcnnet candidate ran defeat him. e e • of Miami, and will represent The board meeting of the the Sunihlne State In the USO, set tor Tuesday at I Miss America contest ami p. m., has been cancelled. win one of several college Mrs. Mary Washburn says scholarships. the session will be reschedul­ This year’s contestants will ed next fall. represent 22 Florida cities, • e • ■even counties, the Universi­ One of the Herald’s adver­ ty of Florida, the Pine Tree tising staff, on vacation, has Festival and tho Azalea Fes­ gone from the “ Nils of Flor­ tival. ida" to "Egypt." Mrs. Beryl Although the FIrat actual Black sends a postcard from competition doean’t begin un­ "Egypt" In Southern Illinois til Wednesday night, the where the Ohio River flows girls, divided into three Into the Mississippi. The post­ groups, went through press card shows a packet boat, the interviews and picture taking “ Delta Queen" cruising down Sunday and briefings Mon­ the Mississippi River, day. s e e The three groups will go City Commission meets to­ through preliminary Judging night with the question of the in evening gown, swim suits legality of the arbitrary clos­ and talent categories Wed­ ing of Glenway Road one of nesday, Thursday and Friday. the top items on the agenda. Ten seml-finaliita will be an­ nounced Saturday night and after additional eempetitio, five finalists will be named. Misa Florida of 1964 will be Abby ************** Page • picked from the five finalisU Brkl{6 ••#*#***••***• Page 9 after the five are aaked per­ Classified **•#•***•• Page 11 sonality questions. Comics .••••*****#* Page 19 Editorial ********** Page 4 Funerals .................. Page 2 More Buses Horoscope ............... Page 10 LONDON (UPI>—Tha LeySociety •••*#•*#•#***• Pag* $ land motor firm aaid today it • plana to algn a new d tal to Sport* ........................ TV Programs ......... Page 9 sell 600 more busea to Cuba 9 toon. We the Womcin ....... »/J * e The Deltona Corporation’s net income — or 2 cents a share — for the first quarter of 19C3 doesn’t even compare with the firm’s $120,935 net income — or 10 cents per share — for the same quar­ ter of 1904. Total sales for April of this year amounted to $1,305,357. For the first four months of ’64 sales have been $3,939,670. e Zip Code 32771 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant say* he feels the odds are “ about 100 to one” against the present Florida legislature or the new 1065 legislature passing a reapportionment p l a n that would satisfy tlie U. S. Sup­ reme Court. Political observer* believe two things will happen before rcapportionment la settled in Florida: 1. The federal court will write an apportionment form­ ula to the legislature to enact Into law. 2. The federal court will rule that every tax, appro­ priations and other bills past­ ed by the legislature is in- Saigon Forces Kill 54 Reds BANG LANG, Viet Nam (UPI) — U. S.-supported gov­ ernment paratroopers killed at least 54 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas Sunday in one of the bloodiest battles this year of South Viet Nam’a civil war, It was announced today. U. S. military officials aaid 29 paratrooper* were alain and 85 others were wounded In the battle near this town 45 miles southwest of Saigon. Four American helicopters were downed during the fight­ ing, at least two of them by Communist ground fire. But there w e r e no reported American casualties. The helicopters, part of the U. S. Special Forces in South Viet Nam, are used to ferry Vietnamese troops into battle against the Viet Cong. U. S. Military advisers who personally counted 64 aban­ doned Viet Cong bodies said the Communists’ death toll al­ most surely was much higher. The Viet Cong usually try as bard as possible to remove tla-ir dead. Board To Hear Zoning Cases A heavy schedule will fare members of Seminola Coun­ ty’s Board of Commissioners when it convenes at 9 a. m. Tuesday, arrording to Chair­ man James Avery. Avery said he anticipated tha Hoard to he in session most of tha day due to num­ erous zoning matters. He also said he expected several of the tuning items ot be “quite controversial.” Court Clerks Elect Beckwith Arthur If. Beckwith Jr* county clerk, was elected sec­ retary of tha Aasociatiun of Court Clerks for Florida at the organization’s meeting in Fort Lauderdale. During the previous year Beckwith served the associa­ tion aa ita treasurer. 4 W W A ... BRIEFS GOP Committee valid until rcapportionment Is WASHINGTON (UPI) — accomplished. Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wls., The 50,000 vwml decision chairman of the 1964 Republi­ which the U. S. Supreme can platform committee, an­ Court handed down last Mon­ nounced today the appoint­ day is (till under study by ment of 14 additional delethe state’s top legal minds. gates front eight atatea to It appeared to aay that every icrvo on the committee. member of a slate legislature must represent substantially Seeks Ban On Ban the same number of people. MIAMI (UPI) — A Miami In the present state senate the spread la from one sen­ nttornry for the Civil Lib­ ator for 20,077 in Columbia erties Union says he will go County to one for 470,000 in into federal court at Jackson­ Dade County. The range is ville early this week to try not as wide as In tho House, to kill Gov. Farrie Ilryant’s but neither is It equal there, ban on night racial demoniiiese figure* are based <>n V 'em in SL Augustine. the i960 census which does not reflect a large growth in ur­ $10,000 Holdup NEW YORK (U PI)—Two ban area. Tho state legislature ap­ men held up The Galaxy res­ pear* split Into three parts taurant at the World's Fair over what to do. A handful of Sunday night, tied up two men would like to see the eashiers and escaped Into the state flatly refuse to appro- crowd with more thun $10,000 tion itself while at the oilier in a footlocker they had extreme is a small group who brought with them. appear quite willing for the court to do the Job. The m a­ Ink Spot Bombed jority is in the middle. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI)— These legislators feel the A bomb exploded outside the state must live under tho re­ homo of Stanley Morgan, apportion ruling, but the lender of the Stanley Morgan want the state and not the Ink Sputa, frightening his courts to draw up a new plan. wife and son and blowing a Should a special session be hole in his cement block wall, called before November to do police reported early today. the Job it would consist of at least 49 so called lame duck Dies In Fire members defeated In the pri­ DURHAM, N. IL (U PI)— maries or who did not sock re- One student died nnd more re-elect ion. tliun u dozen others scram­ Bryant is a lame duck gov­ bled to safety early today ernor who therefore lacks the when fire swept the threepersuasive power of an execu­ story PI Kappa Alpha frater­ tive with a fresh mandate nity bouse on the University from the people. of New Hampshire campus. A stict population reapportionment plan would cause the $196,000 Theft Incoming Senate president to lose his seat or take on more GLASGOW, Scotland (UPI) territory. It could also be ' — Thieves broke Into the true of several other state vaults of Glasgow's biggest legislators. Senate President [Jewelry firm, Edward anil Designate James Conner of Sons, during the weekend and Brooksville represents a three- esraped with gems worth county district that has a more than $196,000, It was re­ population of less than 33,000. ported today. Other legislative leaders who could be affected include Pres­ Nikita In Sweden ident Pro-Tcm-To-Be Verle STOCKHOLM (U PI)—ProPope, St. Augustine, House mier Nikita 8. Khruahrhev, Speaker Designate E. C. Ho­ under a massive security well of Sumner, Sen*. Charley guard, arrived today for a Johns, Starke; Dewey John­ state visit to Sweden shortly son, Quincy; Robert William*, after police discovered the Graccville; G. T. Melton, first If what they feared Lake City; L. K. Edwards of might Ire a number ot antiIrvine and H. C. Pearce of Soviet incidents. Palatka. Officials feel the absolute outside time limit (or Florals to comply would be the 1965 regular session of the legii lature. CHICAGO (UPI) The gov­ ernment aeld today It hud found a missing witness in tbs James R. Hoffa $26 mil­ lion fraud trial In a Miami The new owner of Oaklawn hospital. Asst. U. 8 . Atty. William Cemetery, Richard Grover, aaid today, that In response O. Hillman said the witness, to many inquiries, Solon Tes­ Eric Shinkel, la undergoing ton la still superintendent of treatment for a heart condi­ tion. He said the government Oaklawn. Teston, who was superin­ la seeking a court order in tendent of Oaklawn under the Miami for a doctor to exam­ former owner, Ray Slaton, al­ ine Shinkel and determina io is superintendent of San­ whether he is wall enough to ford parka and of the City testify. (Earlier story Page 6) Cemetery, Grover pointed out. Witness Found III In HospiTaT Teston Still With Oaklawn ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) An angry group of whites to­ day attacked a racially mixed group of civil rights demon­ strators when they attempted to swim in the Atlantic Ocean at a beach normally used bywhites. Police moved In quickly to break up the explosive situa­ tion. Two police launches roared between two Negroea and the water and protected them from an advancing group of whites. Four member* of the white group, which totaled about 15, were arrested. A while girl and a white boy were among the 15 mem­ bers of the intcgrationisl group which appeared at the beach. T h e segregationists first attempted to reach the white l>oy but he fled into the protection of Stato Highway Patrolmen. The whites then made a break toward the other dem­ onstrators in the water. Negro leaders bad promis­ ed a renewal of racial demon­ strations as well as a court fight to overturn a state-im­ posed curfew aimed at halting night marcltcs. Both segregationists a n d civil rights advocatea staged marches last night. At one point tho two groups wnQ separated by King Street, the ■to-foot-wldc main thorough­ fare, and a line of about 100 police officers, sumo with dogs on leashes. There was some jeering as both groups marched on opimsilc sides of the street about 90 minutes before Guv. Farris Bryant's 9:30 p in. EOT cur­ few on night marches. Concrete b l o c k s were thrown through the plate glass window* anil doors of state Sen. Verle Pope's real estate office early today. Pope has been the spokes­ man for a committee of 26 lo­ cal businessmen who have at­ tempted to settle the racial problem. Pope also urged the curfew on nlghl demonstra­ tions. Police said tlx concrete blocks were heaved through four plate glass window* and two glass doors at Pope’s of­ fice about 1:30 a.m. EDT. Hundreds of whites patroll­ ed the public beach Sunday lo turn hack an anticipated “swim-in” by Uie integraliunists. The Negroes filled to appear. An Episcopal rector defied his veatrynirn and |>ersnnally escorted five Negroes into his church Sunday but five other integrationista were barred from a Methodist church and arrested when they tried to enter. At Trinity Episcopal Church, the Itvv. Charles 61. Seymour confronted tw o vestrymen wailing at the front of the church to turn away Negroes and quietly told them: "Let them come in." Driver Arrested After Accident A motorist identified by police as William Donald Si­ ler of 814V4 Elm Avc. wa* arrested early Sunday morn­ ing after he allegedly left the scene of an accident. Siler la charged with reck­ less driving and failure to •top and report an accident. Police aay Siler's automo­ bile struck a parked car at 18th Street and Park Avenue and owned by Robert S. Sticfrvaler of 1717 S. Park Ave. Siler was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a lip laceration suffered in the acci­ dent, police aaid. LIFE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS Association of Scminolo County installed new officers, Thursday. From left are Harry M. Tyson, Zone Fiv« vice president, installing officer; Donnld Tabor, of New York Life, new president; Donald Foster, National Standard Life, first vice president; Wilson Robinson, National Standard Life, second vice president; Walter Hritton, Independent Life, secretary and treasurer. Also installed as board of directors were Carl Rrurup, Jay Warnccke, Frank Railey nnd C. A. Winn.---------------------------------------------------------------------- (Herald Photo)~ Reds May Travel Outside Hemisphere, Court Rules WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Supreme Court today struck down the federal law which P events U. S. Communist party members from travel­ ing outside the Western Hem­ isphere. Justice Arthur J. Goldberg wrote tho derision which de­ clared unconstitutional part of the 1950 Internal Security Act prohibiting members of Com­ munist organizations ordered to register under tho act from applying tor or using passports. No one could legal­ ly travel outside the Western Hemisphere without one. The vote was 6 to 3 with Justices Tom C. Clark, John M. Clark. John M. Harlan ami Byron R. White dissenting. The statute as challenged by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, found by tlie trial court to be chairman of tlie Communist party; ami by I)r. Herbert Aptheker, formerly editor of Political Affairs, a party pub­ lication. The party has been order­ ed to register under the act but up to now has fought off efforts to make it do so. On June 8, the Supreme Court re ­ fused to consider the govern­ ment’s appeal from a lower Cily Commissioners antici­ court ruling that may have pate n long session at Hie R nullified the registration re­ p.m. meeting with 16 Items on quirement completely. the agenda. Among them are a public bearing on the rezoning from lt-2 to It-5 in Seminole Park; a dredging casement at Lake Ada; an appointment to the Civil Service hoard; consider­ ation of several areas south TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — of tlie present city limits for Four counties have received annexation, and aulhorlzation grants from the state conser­ of advertisement for bids on vation department for the Vi pneumatic roller. construction of boat ramps Dlarusslon of the contro­ nnd artificial fishing reefs. versial closing of Glcnway Thu funds thus far paid by Drive by Mrs. Margaret tho conservation department Bower will bo heard, with total $7.6<X) amt an additional Cily Attorney Bill Hutchison $24,700 is slated for uso In presenting the legal aspects. other counties for the name Whether or not to make tho purpose. new city parking lot at the The Slate Game nnd Fresh corner of First Street and Water Fish Commission has Park Avenue free, metered or received $7,600 for similar time limit, Uic type of paving projects on fresh water lakes and tlie authorization to com­ and streams. bine paving and grades on The money is part of a $50,adjacent private property 000 grant from the Outdoor will be another question thut Recreational Planning Com­ city commissioners will dis­ mittee. cuss. I)adc, Palm Beach, Mana­ A request for paving of the tee and Sarasota counties re­ alley beside Burpee Seed Co. ceived $1,900 each under the and behind Hie Sanford Her­ program. St. Lurie, Bay, Pi­ ald building will be consider­ nellas, Taylor, Martin, Flaged. ler, L e e , Gulf, Brevard, Orange, Dixie a n d Pasco counties are scheduled to recelvo funds for like projects, arcordlng to a department spokesman. 16 Items Listed On City Agenda 4 Counties Get Recreation Fund FSES Seeking Job Counselors Application forms are avail­ able at the local Florida State Employment Service (or |ierson* Intere'led In becoming a counselor to help case the cri­ tical Job shortage for teen­ agers. J. M. Foy, manager of the local office, said to qualify aa counselor shies an applica­ tion must l>o a college gra­ duate preferably In counsel­ ing, psychology, social work, education, sociology or relat­ ed fields. Successful appUewnts will be given eight to 10 weeks of college level instruction beteen July IS ami Sept. 15. Applicants for youth advisor positions nerd not be col­ lege graduates, but must he over 21 and all applicant* must possess special aptitudes and dedication for this typo of work. Tlie U. S. Labor Depart­ ment last week announced the crash program to train 2,000 counselors to help solve the critical unemployment as part of President Johnson’s war on poverty. Secretary of Labor Willard W. Wirt* said that more than a million of the 66 million youth 14 to 19 who are in the labor forces do not have jobs. Terrorists Strike MADRID (U PD -Terrorirta exploded five bombs Sunday in scattered districts of Mad­ rid, damoging two banks and three stores. ) Milk Meeting GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Stato duirymrn have sched­ uled ■ meeting at the Univer­ sity of Florida July 7-8 to discuss • federal court ruling which the State Milk Com­ mission says left it power- The court also ruled that confession* may not be used in state trials if given to police m * have refused to allow tlie suspect to coosult with Ills attorney. The 5 to 4 decision reversed the murder conviction of Dan­ ny Escobedo, sentenced to 29 years in jail for the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law, Manuel Valtierra, in Chicago on Jan. 19, 1960, Fourth Of July Fun Fair For City Planned Plan* are nearing comple­ tion for the annual Fourth of July Fun Fair, sponsored by the Sanford Lions Club. Ik will be held a t Fort Melon Park on East First 8 t , Lion Bill MacLaughlln announced today. One feature will be the fre* eye teats to be given between 2 nnd 5 p. m., using ■ new eye testing machine which the Fiona Club purchased and loaned to the Seminole Coun­ ty Health Department. Thu niuchlne, which la known aa a Titmua Vision Screencr will test applicants for visual acuity, muacla batlance and near and fa r vis­ ion. Persons who do not pass the test will be referred t« their physician for follow-up teita. The machine, which w h s received May 15, will b« utilized to screen school chil­ dren for vlilon testa. Conducting tha scraanlng will be Dr. Dick Daugherty, assisted by County Health Department personnel. Other features of the Fair Include pony rides, train rides, merry-go-round, a caka wutk, penny pitching and other special games and food. Tho day will bo climaxed by a huge fireworks display, starting after dark. Lions Club member* are selling tickets on a priss drawing which will Induda u color television set, a tran­ sistor radio and movia ticketa, which will be given away. The City Recreation De­ partment la sponsoring two hnscball games and a chicken hurbequo in Fort Mellon Park on the Fourth. e nneus f t ALWAYS RA8T QUALITY m SPECIAL! SUMMER HANDBAGS • • • • STRAWS WHITE, BEIGE, RLACK MANY STYLES YOU’LL WANT TWO t * �k i A •) IKf M i r l Reflection In Mirror Traps Escaped Con V m S PlifB * — Jane « , 1964 Son Of Prayer Case Figure Defies Court BALTIMORE (U PI) - The teen-aged eon of an athelat who waa the principal figure in getting the U. 8. Supreme Court to ban ichool prayer readlnga haa married the Jewiah girl that a court order bad forbidden him to aee. William Murray. II, and hla 1 Fred P. Strange Dies In Hospital Fred P. Strange, 72, of 710 W. First Street, Sanford, died a t 1:40 p. ra. Friday in Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Bom July 13, 1891 In Lake City, he had lived In Sanford ior the past 81 year*. A vet­ eran of World War I, he waa a retired railroad conductor. He waa a member of Sanford Masonic Lodge 62. of The Shrine and of the Elks Lodge. Survivors are one brother. J . D. Strange of Delray Beach and aaveral nieces. George Wilson Funeral Held Funeral services were held Sunday at 3:30 p. m. In Au­ gusta, Ga., for George Wilson, M, of 9 Lake Howell Road, Caaaclborry, who died Friday in a Veteran’s Hospital in August. A native of DeLand, WUeon waa retired as a first sergeant from the Army after 28 year* of service, Serving in both World Ware, he waa the holder of many medals In­ cluding two purple hearts, the French Croix de Guerre and the Bronze Star. He waa a member of VFW Post 11050 of Caaaelberry. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. t i l s Lae Wilson, a daughter, Georg# Am, three step-eons and aix grandchildren. Burial will be at 3 p. m. in Arlington National Cemetery. i f Woman Is Top Pipe Smoker MONTREAL (UP!) - Mrs. Denys# Thraaybule at Duvernay, Que., won the Women’s Canadian Open pipe smoking contest Saturday by keeping 1.3 grama of hurley tobacco alight for 70 mlnutaa and nine seconds. But a Ured-up male con­ testant, Edwin Holland of .Montreal, took top honor*, keeping his pipe smouldering for 100 minutes and 40-aeconda — 12 minutes better than the previous Canadian record. I Dr. Koo To Talk On Irrigation Irrigation will he discussed by Dr. R. C. J. Koo a t the Home Demonstration Center Heat Thursday at 7:80 p.m. Dr, Koo, assistant horticul­ turist at the Citrus Experi­ ment Station, will give an Illustrated talk on the effects of Irrigation on yield end how to determine when It Is time to Irrigate. The meeting Is being a r­ ranged by Ernest C. Lundberg, assistant county agri­ cultural agent. mother, Madclyn, were in­ volved in a battle with police Sunday at their home after patrolmen had gone there to pick up the girl, Susan Abramnvitz, 17. Murray told a Municipal Court judge that he and Suaan were married. Susan’a parents, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Abraimrvltz, ob­ tained a court order June 2 which forbade the Murrays from associating with Susan on the ground they were lead­ ing her away from her reli­ gion. The girl left homo short­ ly afterward. Mrs. Murray, who led a court fight against prayers in public schools, presently is trying to get the courts to remove churches from lax exempt alalus. Sunday’* fight with police erupted w h e n aulhorities learned that Susan was living with the Murrays and thoy went Iherc lo enforce the court order. Mrs. Murray and her son were released on $5,000 bond on charges of assaulting the policemen. The girl became 111 in court and was taken to University Hospital where a spokesman said she was suf­ fering from a cold. Dale L. Walker Dies At 59 Dale Leo Walker, 6!), 203 E. 26th St., Sanford, died ear­ ly Sunday morning a t Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. Owner of the Swap Shop at 26th St. and 8anfnrd Ave., he came to Sanford from Tampa 18 month* an. He was born In Kokomo, I ml. Survivor* are hi* wife, Mr*. Dorathy Walker of San­ ford; two eons, Jack and Illchard Walker, both of Koko­ mo; two atopsons, Itodney Shuck of Tampa and Gregory Shuck of Sanford; two atepdaughter*, Mr*. Pamela Pot­ ter and Ml** Gayle Isiann Walker, both of Sanfutd; a brother, Kenneth Walker of Kokomo and one grandchild. i DISTRICT AND LOCAL Legion officials taking part in installation for Oltl Glory Post 183 and Auxiliary Unit were, top, front from left, Mary Kollman, Mary Brown, Ernestine Forward, Maude Young; second row, Eva Keller, Vestu Payne, Lillian Cox, Ellznbcth Hllle; Lillian Hovers; third row, Della Kryder, Ruth Rudolph and Mollle Steudle. In bottom photo, front from left, Leonard Lisse, Caroline Frld, Jack Beauchamp, Penny Caldwell; second row, A1 Marsh, William Chamber, Clell Rice, Ralph Streblo, Thomas Lofgrin, Nela Frld; third row, Frank Steudle, Linton Cox and Muurico Rudolph. (Ileruld Photos) w m mnI w N!n ' 1' i ■ L 1A Finn Is Champ Bathtub Sailor HELSINKI. Finland (UPI) —Finnish jourinalist Jorma Vlrtanen claimed the world bathtub racing record today after cruising 31 miles in 12 hours aboard a ftltcrglau bathtub powered by a small outboard motor amt loaded with saugages and l>ccr. Vlrtanen said lie believed the old record of 21 mill* waa held by an Englishman. Vacation Bible S c h o o l at the Paola Church of Christ will open today with classes for all age groups, including adults, under direction of Morris M. Ruby, evangelist The school will lie conduc­ ted from 7:20 until t) p.m. each day through Friday. All interested families of the area are Invited to attend •Said .Mamie, "I already own one but have no intention of wearing it in public. Hut if some women plan on lining so, that’s their business and the law enforcement agenc­ ies." "Actually, the suit isn't even too good for sunbathing because It has two suspender type straps that Would leave a line on your body. My plsn I* to wear it at home and I think other women should do •o. It’s ok around your boy­ friend or husband or social pelt. But for th* general puttlie, no thanks.’* Mis# Wilkinson, an Engliih girl who measures 48-20.36 al­ so suggested that the ladies "forget it." "1 may be known for un­ dressing for the photograph­ er," she said. “ Ilitl to wear soilielllluK fol the general pubtie w eg jw g e i 1U" W. B. Clancy Of Geneva Dies iin u k r r irT iT io i's StMH l,IW WIVES AND CHILDREN of RVAII-5 personnel were on hand Thuraday morning when tha Navy monitors departed for California and duty with the Seventh Flout in the Pacific. Here they are aeon wailing for thu departure. (Herald Photo) H o sp ita l N otes June 111, 1081 Admissions Steven Jones, Lulu Mar Jon­ es, Kicliuril (.'handler, Ronald Peoples, Leonard Williams, Rothermol Detlner and Congetta E. Howen, all of Han­ ford; Angrla Blalock and Mildird Ksclnvon, l.ongwuod; ad Katrn Frrxior, N rrth Or­ lando. Births To Mr. and Mr*. Glen A. Bowen, h Ruby Girl, Sanford. DUrhargra Maude Gillyanl, Steven Cop's Dog Gets False Tooth CREWE, Encend (UP) — Local police put more bit* in­ to lew enforcement today by lying their 8-year-old police dug, Ualis, a falsa tooth. Trainer Sgt. Peter Dainty said Babs broke tha tooth three weeks ago. It started to decay, mi ■ dentist pul llah* out with un uuui-eihutle and lU Uoi U w im w Ujv Ui . •I Credo "A" Dresied A Dre*n Fla. Or Ge. Shipped SPLIT BROILERS 2 to 3-Lh. Average LB. X II T I tl H T O WHOM I T MAY CONCKRN : Nolle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t llii- u n d e r s i g n e d . p u r s u a n t in Hriillon SSJ.0S, F l o r i d * K latutea, will r e g i s t e r w i t h th * C le r k o f ih « C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d for Kemlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Ihe f l r l l l l n i m n a m e o f : IIANNKR T K S T I N il K q t t l P M K N T u n d * r wlilrli I a m n o w *niraB*d In hUilneeii a l So} l i e t e r l y A vrnu s. A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , F l o rIds T h s l th # I n t e r a c t e d p s r l y In • eld tiiielne.a e n t e r p r i s e la NILIKlL.VH II. FilllKHi). H a t e d a t W i n t e r P a r k , Ora n s a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , title S Ith d ay n f May. ISSf. / ■ ' N i r h o l a a It. F o r t a o Law Office I C t n t i l * PA T T O N JSS F a l r h a n k a A v en u a W inter Perk, F lorida PiildLIt J u n e I, I, IS, |) (| OtlA-7 "Super-Right" Western Ground Churk Or Boneless Beef Stew lb. 59c EXTRA SPECIAL! SOLTANA BRAND Pork &Beans 22?. 55 Lima Beans 2 29 Spanish Olives EXTRA SPECIAL MITY NICE GREEN EXTRA SPECIAL SULTANA SMALL 1 Lb. 2 Oz. Extra Special! Crystal Brand Pure Strawberry Preserves Grape Jelly F o ili:ri.n e t hr EXTRA SPECIAL! ANN PAGE REALLY FINE Mayonnaise Quart Ja r 45 JUMBO VINE RIPE CANTALOUPES 39 EACH PEPPERS h it Funeral Notices CM A-ia 2 - 59‘ 2 £ 53c a v z & K/a M V/R* a a ^ i *ANN » * Va l •PAGE A EXTRA SPECIAL! PURE FRUIT A* in n o : riH t riT r u t r t of TUB SHWTIf Jt'IIICfSI. r u t . rt'lT iv awi» rn it sKstl. VIII.K Mil MTV. PI.OHIIIA* t v r i i A N t ' r . i i t sin . h i m XOTII’K OF iiKi.i . h w i n i i h a. l o a n a h * Williams, Florence E. Nelson. HO< IATIO.N D. Oglesby, Melds Dlxnti and P lain tiff v« Gertrude Zerrcnner, all of lllll.l.ow tv , W II.1.1 V SS MU.. HTNPIIF.N F CAF|ir>«4.I.tn. Sanford; Guy II. Chase and • n l . M — F u n e r a l o erv lcea for an d L IL L IA N 11. CAHIIlHM.Elizabeth Cowall, Dellary; W i l l i a m M a lro lm H o l l o w a y LAH, hla w ife I>< f e n d a n t a Si, o f r i t n a v e . w h o dle-l U a l F-laie Parkhurat, Zi'lluuoil; L IL L IA N <1. CAHIIDOLT h u r s d a y n i g h t a t hla hom a, TO Robert Bradford Jr., Alta­ LA ft w r r a a r h a d u l e d fo r ! p. in I t o u la No 1 t o d a y si f a n t u r i l N a v a l Air monte Springe; and Joan A. W o l f H u m m lt, W s s t V rS t a t i o n w ith c h a p l a i n n o Wlgg and Ilaby Girl, I.ake Blnla h a r t Heal of f tr ia l In a. I lu rYolT AIIK IIK IlllY NOTIlal waa lo follow In Klavla Mary. C e n i r l a r y . t l r a m k u w F u n e r a l F IK II t h a t a putt l o fure akie e a M u r t e a g r h a a l>*«n filed JUNK 2# l l u n i r In c h a r g e of a r r a n g e a s a l n s t >ou in th * a b o v e C o u r t mania. Admissions by th * a b u t * n a m e d P l a i n t i f f . Dorothy Lae Selph, Dale W U.KF.M . I l . i l . B l.KO— Kun T h e p r o p e r l y a o u e h t l o ba o r a l s a r v l c r a for D ale |. e o f o re r k i a e d la a a follow*: Walkar, Little Blake and Ben W a l k a r , i t , 1*1 R. I l t t i H I . l-it • t-ONUDAl.C HCUJaeobs, all of Sanford; Marie Han ford , wh o dlad a a r l y HunHIVIHION, ai-cu rd ln a lo t h e •lay m orning In Hrinlnola I’let ll i r r e o f , aa rero rd * il Farley, DcBary. M e m o ria l ll-ir p lta l. w i n l>. lu I 'l a t I look 11. P a g e SI, h ald a t 1 i> m W o d n a a d a y of Ih* P u b l i c l l i c o r d a of Births ■ I U r a m k o w K u n r r a l Horn* Kem lnola Cu-ti ty. To Mr. and M n. Ruben w i t h l l t v . W i l l i a m l l u a a a of YOU AKK R K Q C I R K D to f l c l a l ln g . Muriel w ill ha In flit y o u r A n a w t r Blake, a Baby Girl; and to w i t h Iba K v t i g r r a n C t m t t t r y . i l r a m - C l r r k o f th * C o u r t e n d to » « r v i Mr. and M n. John A. Selph, howK unrral llom a In a r o p y up on Ih* P l a i n t i f f ! ' A l . a Baby Boy, all o( Sanford, v h a r g r of a r r a n g e m e n t # t o r n a y . lltV IN O NATIIANUON, I*. U. l i n t «l. Cocoa. F l o ri d a , nitrhargea s t iia m . i :, r u i:u r — run u n i U t . i I lieu Ju l y W. 12C4 # r » t a a r v n a a f o r Krad K I t y o u f a l l t o d o ao. a decree Laura Chittsnden, E a s t # Tl. o f T i l W. P l r a t p r o co n f a s a * w i l l b* e n t e r e d Mas Dixon, Richard Chand­ SSttrraenegt .* . Hanford, w h o dWd a g a i n s t y ou for th * r s l t s f d sler, Jack Davis, Erma AnderK r ld a y In Bam lnola l l t m u r - fou nd ed In I h s C o m p U l n l lal l l o a p l u l , w ilt t-a hald a l WITS'KHH m y h a n d a n d aaal ton, Debra Dunn and Carolyn I Mils a. ni. T u a a d a y a t ll i l a - o f eald C o u r t a t KANFtMtD. Pellegrino, all of Sanford; ao n K u n r r a l l l o m a w i t h llrv . RKMINOLK C o u n t y , th la Huh Robert H- Felt, Lee J. Spra­ H o b a r i M J a n k l n a of th a d ay o f J u n a . t i l l . T h * S lath o d lat C h u r c h a n i ­ (MEAL) gue and Barnlce Koppenaal, m atin g l i u r l a t w ill h r In c l e r k of Circuit C ourt K vergrren t'rm a la ry Stan Drllary; A n g e l a Blalock. lip : M a r t h a T V l h l r a f o r d Ma ronl'I.—lo o will PliMleh J u n e II, ZZ. i t A J u l y lauigwiHHl, and Patricia John rondurl airv lia a at t h a «. 11*4. • mu , V a e e e tb w r y , grovaaida. 33 9' William B. Clancy of Gen­ eva died early Suinday even­ ing after suffering a heart attack while workinig oln the Vertical Assembly Building aU the Merrtt Island Launch Area. An employe of the Law En­ gineering and Testing Co. at the aite of hat la to be the largest bundling in Ithe orld, Clancy was atrekein at 7:16 p. in. and was taken to Wjesthoff Memorial Hoipltal in Cocoa where he wa« pro­ nounced dead upon arrival at 7:45 p. in. Legal Notice Bible School Opens Today In Paola Hollywood Glamor Girls Drop Curtain On Topless Swim Suit HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) — Hollywood glamor girls mod­ estly drew a curtain around the new toplrei bathing suits for women today. They should lie worn only In private, sev­ eral bosomy ladiss of the cin­ ema said. Stella Stevens, a shapely blonde, eald, "I think they't* terrible. Why bother with the top half? If I was going to do that I’d go all tha way. To me. It's half of a bathing suit. And they’re probably more espensive than the full ones. You know, maybe they’ll com* out with a top half for men.” Mamie Van Doren and June Wilkineon, two cheesecake queens who have posed for picturaa In tha altogathar, took time out from their act­ ing chore* in “77ie Candidate" sitovi* to bi-intu Ilia ni-w B(give- QUALITY AWARD from the National Association of Life Underwriters was presented Thursday to two Seminole County HKontn. Harry M. Typon, Zone Vice President, center, presents ccrtificatea lo N. I. Kicliburff, left and Roy Peoples, right. These awards are the results of a maximum of sales and the conservation of these sales In quality business. The re­ sults are calculated from a two year record of sales and conservation. WATONGA, Okla. (U PI)— An escaped convict lay acrlousy wcunded today In a ho*, pltal, the victim of his own reflection In a mirror. Alonzo Talley Jr., 34, who fled from a Colorado prison farm June 13, slipped Into the Fred Sheppard home near here Sunday through a bedroom window while the fumlly watched television. Suddenly, out of the cor­ ner of hla eye the nervou* convict itw something move. Tsllry whipped out a pietol and fired four bullets at the moving figure — and tha ful-length mirror reflecting Talley’s Imsg* shattered. Sheppard pushed hi* wife to the floor and grabbed a double-barreled shotgun. Sheppard told Talley to come out peacefully, but Tal­ l e y replied with sharp words and two shots from his pistnl, narrowly missing Shep­ pard. Sheppard fired twlca at Talley, wounding him in the hand, arm and lege. As Talley ran from the house, out of range of the short-ranged shotun, Shep­ pard picked up a rifle and shot at Talley hut missed. The escapee ran to a near­ by farmhouse and gave him­ self up to the owner, Harry l.ookbaugh. "That man down there Is crazy. Get me a doctor," au­ thorities quoted Talley a* saying. Taken to an Oklahoma City hospitu!, Talley was reported In serious condition. He lost •evrral fingers in the acrapc, officers said. Talley, who was serving a term for burlary, escaped front a prison honor farm near Pueblo, Colo., in a stateowned car June 13. FRESH LARGE GREEN FARM STYLE FERTILIZER 50 LB. BAG 4-7-5 97‘ 50 LB. BAG 6-6-6 A LL MINERAL $ |I5 Your dreams come true with <?> PLAIDSTAMPS 'APSuPer ( k SOIflKAI e i M a s a u i t o o l M iscasai IIIKI IStl Prices la Utla ad are good through Wedaee| day, June 24. Pinecrest Shopping Center I Hwy. 17-92 al 27lh V �LBJ Talks 'National Unity' To Blunt Attacks On Program WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson is giving emphasis to a "national uni­ ty" theme In advance efforts to blunt Republican attacks on his program in the 19t>4 election campaign. Miss Florida World Named Johnson is hopeful that his unity appeal will diminish public bitterness or division over racial problems hoi! oth­ er thorny issues, according to informed sources. The Chief Executive accen­ ted the call for American un­ ity nnd “an end to difference and division, to rancor ami reproach" In a Los Angeles speech Saturday night. The address closed cut two days of speech-making in CAPE CORAL (UPI) — A 2ll-year-old Miami beauty, Carol Hate, was crowned Miss Florida World here Saturday and ia slated to vie with oth­ er hceauty queens in the 1004 Miss U.S.A. contest. Carol bested 20 other girls this year after finishing as first runnerup in tho contest last year. First runnerup this time was University of Miami senior Karol Kelly of Zephyrhills and second runnerup was Mary Duncan of Coral Gables. JAYCEE PRESIDENTS COURTESY CAR is presented to Clyde Lontr, left, by Willie Hunt, president of Hunt Lincoln-Mercury Motors at cere­ monies Thursday at the Civic Center. This is the third new Comet sta­ tion wugon presented to tiie Sanford-Scminole Jaycees by Hunt. Swift Premium r * A ll CreAttara aaS Person * lla v ta s C laim s a r P e a s s t* Seminal la M K s la te i Toll s a d s a r h o f y o u e r a barshjr n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t amjr c l a i m s a n d l e m a n d s w h i c h yo u . o r sil l i e r »f yo u . m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t h e r a t a l s o f DOIJtHA W IX O . d*-eased, t a t a o f s a i d C o u n t y In Ilia C o u n t y J u d a a o f BICMIVOl.E C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h is »f f i r e In t h s c o u r t h o u s e o f raid C o u n t y a t BANKOtlD. F l o r ­ ida, w ithin aim calendar iMintha f ro m t h e t i m e o f t h e ll ra t p u b l i c a t i o n of t h i s n otice, r w o c o p ie s o f e a c h c l a i m o r l e m a n d s h a l l h s In w r i t i n g , rnd s h a l l s t a t s t h e p l a c e of resid e n c e a n d p o s t o f f i c e a d d r re e o f t h s c l a i m a n t , a n d itiatl be a w o r n to b y t h e • l a l m a n t , h ie a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ ney a n d a c c o m p a n i e d b y a f l i ­ n g fee o f o n e d o l l a r a n d su c h rlalm o r d e m a n d n o t s o filed rhall be void S lahel I . l tt l * f l e l d As sm e cu to r o f t h e I-»*t W ill and T e e ta m e n t of B U M A LOUIBA WINU. D e c e a se d R. W . W a r e Stty. for Km eeutrti W o o d r u ff - P ertcln a Bldg. I*. O. Bom t i l l Van fo rd , F l o r i d a I'uUllsh J u n e 21. I I * J u l y I II. l*«l. r-D A -n Tkere’an tot t t f e t a s RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIR ES ■ J Our former advertised p ric e ... — Cake Steaks 10 MORTON FROZEN EXTRA STAM PS C L IP T H E S E C O U P O N S TOP WWVALUE t*mcnaa **•STAMPS Mimui « Two l»*oa. Proiin •OUTHKRN RKLLI S t u f f e d S h r im p •sou Tmuu J unc M m II »T MT * 1. 101. TOP RRVALUE nmuiw. *»•>STAMPS aaimui op Two P i« rn o m LAMIRICHT Chaaaa Caka Good Th«u J ung 14tm at mm aiaai him 1^ Hood Tm. u Jim. 14na IV UfT WU.I UM f A p p le P ie- 2 9 ' Lemonad* 9 - 9 9 ' LIBBY'S REGULAR OR PINK . . FROZEN CONCENTRATE FRESH . . LARGE HEADS Lettuce 2 29 C a b b a g e .. “5 Rolls • • • 2-15 D e lig h ts <*»39 ' FRESH FIRM HEADS ______ REG. 10g EACH . . DIXIE DARLING RAKED OUT TW IN ______ REG. 49* . . L IT T L E DEBBIE APPLE *'W <* T R W HS? BP u r —, vanilla t> J ___ <___| © 4 J5 4 9 « 38s8 ■ ■■ 1 89* FOLGERT i I THRIFTY MAID JIFFY CORN Inst. Coffee ITomoto Juice! KETCHUP VANILLA IM UFFIN M IX I W AFERS Soyb 36* . . IO-o i . Jor {Save 10* . . 46-ox. Con J Sava 7* . . 14-ox, Bat. J Saw 5* . . 8 Vi-ox. Pkfl, 'Saw 10* . . 12-0*. Pkfl, I ” 19- 118- 5 - 19 j Great. . Serve Chilled { Stock up at Tbit Law Price J Limit 1 with $2.50 eed. er Great h Pudding — —r- n F o r F u s t , E f f i c i e n t T ir e , B r a k e n n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t 1st St. Cr French, Sanford r & tu r j.. it i t 25 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH CHOPPED, SHAPED SKI SPECIAL REFUND OFFER Tha Mountain Grown Coif** 322-6231 £. L t it, 69* 8 -Volt Exchange 5^0-1315.90-1316.40-1316.70-1317.00-1415.60-1516.40-15 .Other 5.60-1316.00-13 6.50-13 7.00-13 7.50-14 5.90-15 6.70-15 *1" * ■ « Phyllis HugensUln Del toon Mary Getting* Urar Like 283-8847 MG. I f f FO R $ Franks L I. $088 WHITEWALLS or Blackwalls • Any Siza Listed 648-5831 25 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH OSCAR M AYER Cut Com P lu * ta n a n d A tra d o -ln tlre e _____________________________ o f e e rn e a le e o ff y o u r o a r Lake Mary Nora Norris TE 8-1514 S. 8»« Mildred Haney Sassage . . . . u> 59* MrKKNZIK NEW TREADS Virginia I'elroekl P. O. Boa 1114 Hanford 50 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH G A BRAND REGISTER TAPE • PRICE PAID FOR » W D SPARE RIBS S M A IL TAPE AND • L A B E L FROM I 12-or. WOODY’S • COOKING SAUCE ! TO: WOODY'S • PA N TRY. INC . • 1355 DAISY AVE., { LONG BFACH, I CALIFORNIA T w o 1-La. P ree . r a o i n De Luxe Champion Wfclooi cash TOP VALUE VMM ftat (IMIM STAMPS RKMMc* fir e ffo n t Th« Sanford Herald on W affles SANFORD If jog*** BMty errhwd. boUnf ter ths aswsst ihosn, ths beet p'ses* to set, ■ week slid mart, four church ar lyascociM. plrtti M i hog or perhepi • homo or tportaMot. . . . nod tho c ir c l e fo o t Tmu J uki a 4m ___________ « As Low A s ... 49* Beef or Ham 3 * £ *1. i REFUND { ■in Pnom. Proiin DOWHYFVARI BATTERIES ■ a Pkfl. 50 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH TARNOW CHIPPED Our Expert Brake Mechanic Does All this Work: H art your vacation trip. wj TOP •WVALUE twi l'»Aa STAMPS mau>oN8Q0 Fa m o u s M aka VEILS HENRY GRAHAM Sli. Picnic BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Avoid costly towing charges and emergency battery purchates. Let iour oxperto tery before you test your battc NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for any debts incurred bt anyone other than myself. 30 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH TARNOW BAKED Will the extra weight of V A C A T IO N LU G G A G E prevent your brakes from stopping your car S A F E L Y ? Don’t take a chance...got our EXPERT BATTERY FAILURES ARE EXPENSIVE! S rrn lh VtWH-RtStt OTOMCS. me. — COPTRMNT— % —4 T ir * $ f o n e - Any American Car frm tfnrh Q U A N T IT Y RIG H TS RESERVED FO R E X P E R T CAR S E R V IC E ...D R IV E TO ✓ Adjust Brakes ✓ Add Fluid If Needed ✓ Repack Front Wheel Bearings ✓ Inspect Linings and Drums ✓ Plus a Complete Safety Inspection S tir June 22, lflfi-l — Pnjfe 3 PRICES GOOO THRU JU N E 24TH A program of sacred music by The King’s Men, brassvocal trio from Toecoa Falls Ilibis Institute, Toccoa Falls, O*., will be presented at San­ ford Alllnnce Church Tues­ day beginning at 7:30 p.m. At 0:30 p.m. preceding the program, a covered dish sup­ per will bo served. Members and friends of the church are invited to attend both. NEW HOME of Precisioneerinjr, Inc., an Orlando firm which Is moving its operations in this newly constructed 8,000 Hcpiarc-foot building this month. The new site is on Sheppnrd Road, just east of U. S. 17-92 and ad­ jacent to Dearborn Electronics. J. Earl Povenchcr Is president nnd trea­ surer of the firm. The vice president is his brother, Robert J. Povencher (now on active duty with tho Navy), und tiio general manager is Jules Miller, (Herald Photo) LOtJIBA W I N O D ece ased Any obstruction of the brain'* hlood supply mny cause a stroke. Obstruction may be caused by blood clots, narrowing of the brain arter­ ies, pressure on an artery (for example, by a tumor), burst­ ing of arteries, resulting In hemorrhage, a c c o r d i n g to Florida Heart Association. Applications At School Up Trio To Present Church Program BUUA Johnson hope* that the deep feeling* over civil rights forthcoming campaign will and other issues will not wid­ stay on a high plane so that en divisions among Amer­ icans, it was said. SLICED 2 , 100. la IS * C * » l • ( th e C e a a tr l a t s * . M arin ate O a u l r . K iev ISa. l a P reh a te la B e i Batata a f out of date ns the dinosaur" to oppose broad federal pro­ grams to servo the public. Johnson returned highly pleased by the reception he got o the West Coast, partic­ ularly a turnout of more than 300,000 to see his motorcade in San Francisco. lie was reported to feel that this public response indicated wide popular approval and support of administration pro­ grams nnd purposes. __ _ ______wiMw TAMPA (UPI) — The University of Tampa haa re­ ceived applications for fall admission this year which to­ tal 18 percent higher than last year. Dr. Willia J. Dunn said Saturday that an increase of full time students will swell enrollment In the school to 1,400 in September, with a total registration of about Legal Notice California In which Johnson extolled his administration's achievements and goals. He flew bnek to Washington Sun­ day. In his speeches Johnson made no direct attack on the Republicans. Rut h put in an imputed jibe ut the GOP presidrntinl front-runner, Sen. Barry Goldwatcr of Arizona. The President, obviously hitting at Goldwnter'a states' rights views, snid it was "as .. OPEN 8 • 8 P. M. DAILY 0 L A tAA p m , t i l t p. m . r n .a z z - u z T T fm e k A yr. A 251k , m B . f l a t B t, p riM tU A n. A 3rd 84. H ifh w s j 17-92, LoagwooE �I > 4As Much’: Too Little T h t Wf need In American public ■choola today la to establiah equality of education, aaya Francis Keppci, who ia commissioner of education in th e Department of Health, Educa­ tion and Welfare. This does not necessarily mean de­ segregation, nor giving every child the same quality or amount of edu­ cation. Paradoxically in Keppcl’s opinion, it means a deliberate in­ equality—on the positive side. *Tt is Ume,M he says, "th at we recognize th a t children who have been deprived the most need the most, th a t in their schools they need more, not merely as much, as in oth­ er schools.” All too often education has been hesitant and immobile in the face of new challenges, Keppel maintains. He proposes six measures which he believes would make education "a creative agent for change” and not merely a "preserver of stability” : • Begin working with children as young as 8 and 4 in nursery schools —"a powerful chance to cancel out deprivations th a t will otherwise a f­ fect every aspect of their lives.” • Discard convenient assumptions about the disadvantaged child's le­ vel of interest: instead, enrich all children’s "horizons of experience” in such things as a rt and music and nature study. • Keep the schools open for per­ haps 12 or 14 hours a day and 12 "Did You Call for Volunteers, Sir?" months a year, and offer programs for adults os well as children to make the schools a "full-time resource for the whole community." * Establish a firm and working alliance between the school and home —bring the parents in as partners in the educational enterprise "with an intensity unmatched in history.” * Bring the schools into closer al­ liance with all community resources so th a t they are no longer isolated and apart from the community they serve. * Create a corps of dedicated teachers who have the “warmth and insight which no legislative act can accomplish.” There is little th at is revolutionary about Keppel’s recommendations. Some of them, such as parent-teach­ e r eo-operation have long been em­ ployed in most schools. What would be revolutionary' would be their adoption—with an "un­ matched intensity”—in the nation’s forgotten schools, whether they are in the slums behind Main Street or hidden in the hills beyond State Route 1. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Aa Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania tears around ths country in his last-mlnut* presidential bid against Sen. Barry Goldwater, he is pro­ viding ths sharpest irony of th* 1984 Republican teens. For this deceptively casual, mild-mannered governor is on his way to putting th* Goldwater camp in a permanent state of rag*. And in to do­ ing, h t may assure th* w ont intra-party camags since th* Bull Moos* days of 1912. Only a few daya ago, in a little-noticed geeture, a na­ tional party official put his hand on Arizona Gov. Paul Fannin's shoulder as th* Ut­ ter walked to a pUtform to speak for Goldwater. I t was symbolic, a beginning sign of accommodation in high party circles to the Idea of a Goldwater triumph a t San Fran­ cisco. But the gesture was prema­ ture. For out of the humil­ ities of th* Governors Con­ ference s t Cleveland rots Scranton. The irony in hit candidacy lies in these things: —Until this month h t had always indicated his only in­ terest was in being drafted as a “unity" candidate after Goldwater snd perhaps others might have felled. Thought For Today Why do you see the speck th at is in your brother’s eye, but do not noticc the log th a t is in your own eye? —Matthew 7:3. Holmes Alexander LBJ Keeps Wary Gaze WASHINGTON, D. C.—Al­ though tho motif of referent* In writing about the Whlto House Still runs to beagl* hounds, s mors accurate ref­ erence to LBJ might bo s far mors aoblo and int*lllgent four-footer—tits old-faahlonad firs-hors*. Ia tho small town on tho sunny olds of tha Mason- Quotes After you hava been in offiea for thro* and a half years and say you ara going to start a war on poverty, It is tha gras test admission of failuro of any administration I hava or*r seen. —Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, candidate fo r GOP presi­ dential nomination. People today lira In nations with dlffersnt social syatema. But they lira on tha asms planet. Therefor* ties must o ilst between them, diplo­ matic aa wall as economic and cultural —Hungarian Communist lead­ e r Janos Kadar bids for bet­ ter relations with West Ger­ many. Dixon tins where I grew to the age of 12, we had a magnifiesnt pair of thess fir*hones named "Dan” and “Barney." They w en shiny sorrels who stood in a pises that glittered more than tha White Hous* to a small boy’s •ysa. Tha f i n englns was a gleaming red, roiled with spindles of angel-whit* hoses. Tha brass pole stood on a sple-and-span floor and led upward to tha bunks w han tha finm en lolled on red blanket*. The stalls of “Dan" and “ Barney" w en bedded with golden straw, and w en wlds open except for a metal bar which automatically drop­ ped when the ulurtn Iwll sounded. On this signal "Dan" ar.d “Barney" would t n t to their places a t tha tongue of the engine. Their sparkling har­ ness, suspended above them, would drop into place—and in a jiffy the f in engine would b* racing through the streets of Clarksburg, mads famous by the tread of Stonewall Jackson, John W. Davis and lately by Deputy Defense Sec­ retary Cyrus Roberta Vanes, a neighborhood kid whom ws all called Bobby. Herald Area Correspondents Altaaieate Syriag* Mrs. Jails Barto* 818-1318 Bear Lako-Foreat City Mrs. Maryaaa Milas IU-M 7I Casselberry Mia. Jama Casselberry MI-5144 Chalaots Mrs. Joaa Msgia >45-1743 DeBary Mrs. A is a Mailer 4444(11 Delta** Mia. Mildred Haaey 444-5411 Eateryrise Mfaa Belea Saadgraaa MI-MU G«a*ra Ml*. Joe. E. Math lea* >49-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Fraaeea neater •22-4214 Lake Mo*roe Mrs. H. L. Johns** 122-4721 Loagwaod Mrs. Donna Eaten US-1117 North Orlando Mrs. Doris D*ea >22-1919 Oatooa Mrs. Clarence Snyder >22-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Rvelra Laady MS-2414 ft m fa r d fr r t t t o Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, June 22, 1964 W ALTM A. Ota LOW, BDIToa AMD gUBLISKMX rBAWK VOLTOLtNB, Ctreoletlen - Oeaerel l u t | W JCLIAB L. BTBNSTMN BOY OBBBR ■ A M Y ^ j S b M BB ASrerUeisa * « . « . » M m a * A l'im Cl'£ m BY o t wMLLS ______ O a a tr K d l t e r BBVBBR KILLBBBBW T a U g ra p h K Slier D O B IS WILLIAM seetety Kdlter Oeserat AdvertUlof l U n i f i r MABBIBTT tL STAPLBTWM C l a s s i f i e d Olreater JA M S SBOBMABBB B aalaeae M u ifar r n c u WBLLS HeehsaleAl Seat •VBACBlFVloa SA TIS B r Ball dseetaele I'aaalr AM Oteae I t s Weak •M l 1 Tear I It.IS I fe a r IAS d M eans M l I M ean s I IS I M oans ISS I Mosthe M . . I.dl l M ean t.H I Meath V. B Pastel B e g sls tte s i provide tkst sU waU sabeerlptlees he paid Is Advisee. ■ • te n d as seeead class w etter Oeteeer It, M l* a t the Past QdOss s l dastard, Plerlda, a id er the Ast * f Ceagrsea at Marsh. Tea iterate te a nseesber s l the D anes Press which is ca­ ll tied seat a stral/ te U s a ss (sr npahlteaU sa s l aU the leeal aaws or is tad la U U as ■ • J 4 » » *e ear arterial aaw s * r eavarxiesag. s t this sd lttea • f The gsatord Usrald m a r he rep n d u e e d la s a g m s s s s r w ith**t w h ite s perailesloe e t the publisher of The Ite ra te A ar lAeiVteoel „ r firm respeaslble for such rep red u etles will he •••s ld s rs d a s IsfrlsalB g ea The H erald's eep y rlg h t aad will he h«U liable lev d a a ta g ls f se d e r the law. PabUshad dally sseept Beterdsy, laadsy aad C hhrrltla ----------a --------- --------------------------^ se i —yubllehed Patardsy prsesedlag Christan a The legend was that "Dan" sad “Barney" not only went Into action a t tha Bound of the gong, but that they knew exactly whsra the firs was raging and took tha engine there a t top speed with little or no instructions by the driver. I’m not sur* about the horses, but I'm convinced Lyndon B. Johnson knows by Instinct that Barry Goldwater has caught firs, and th at tha President Is galloping on loose tains to quench a con­ flagration that could scorch him where it hurts. Better than the polls, better than the pundits, the intuition of this elasty, experienced fire-hone points to the evi­ dence of a political upset that could surmount th* stunner of 1948. Tha other day, Mr. President mads a last-moment decision—unknown to his own prsss secretary—and dashed up to New London, Conn., where he astounded reporters with a mlsslle-ratUIng speech that was not so much anti­ communist as anti-Goldwater. Mr. Johnson bragged of 1,000 missiles, and 1,100 manned aircraft capable of H-bombing 8ovietland. Was this re­ cital of A m e r i c a n might necstsary? To warn Khrush­ chev—no. To clobber Gold water—yes. What with promoting Iron Curtain trade, collaborating with the USSR on th* reduc­ tion of fistlonabl# materials, Joining a reciprocal agree­ ment to open consulates In Russia and tha USA. tha President never had it so cosy with Krushchev. But the coal nass had to be risked because Goldwater was getting to list­ eners with his incessant warn­ ings against n let-down of military defense. Than, last Monday, the President went to th* 100th Commencement of 8warth more College, a Quaker Instl tutlon In a Republican-gov emed State. Did ba stress “ peace T” No. Did hs make his regulation spiel on frugal ItyT No. Th# quotable cor* of hi* sddress could have been a rebuttal to a them* In Goldwater’s book, Conscience of a Conservative, and In a hun­ dred Goldwater speeches. For the President orated against — Communism T No. Goldwater? Yea—by denounc­ ing those who called Federalia a “major manaca to indi­ vidual liberty." Let others call Goldwater a false alarm. Mr. President knows better. The press and pollster coverage of th* Cali­ fornia campaign (only Bant­ us! Lubell gar* Goldwater a prayer) showed tha bias of wishful destruction. Ths ab­ surd feebleness of Genaral Elsenhower's attempt to be­ head Goldwater brings back th* memory of Churchill's faqulpt "Soma chicken | nackl" Th* graveyard whistling of Democratic Na­ tional Chairman Ballsy about bow “lucky" tho Democrats would bo to bar* Goldwater as an opponent has to be laughed away. Only LBJ knows where the fire ia, and bo's galloping straight for Goldaater. Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Harv Morgas had a salqas experience, but It la often cited by people who atop smoking. For tobacco not only hampers your health via far greater can­ cer, heart attacks, asthmstic attacks, etc., but It seems to reduce sexual vigor, pins many other sensory delights. So send for th* booklet below. CASE T-401: Harv Morgan is ths talented emcee of an evening radio ihow on KYW at Cleveland. After my first appearance as a guest speaker on his pro­ gram, he had aaked ms con­ cerning ths specific medical disadvantages of tobacco, for hs was a chain smoker. A few weeks later 1 ws* In­ vited back for another guest interview. "Dr. Crane," he volunteered, “last weekend ws had visitors and my wife prepared a deli­ cious pot roast. “It was so good that I had three helpings! “And 1 verbally compli­ mented my wife, telling her that this was the best pot roast I had aver tasted! “Then I suggested that she didn't need to wait until ws had guests In order to serve pot roast like that, for I could enjoy It even when we were alone. • Q #s a n d A 's Q—.What are some of th* patriotic aims of ths Daugh­ ter* of th* American Revolu­ tion? A—Ths society maintains a chain of mountain schools and collages as wall as schools for Indian children. It also offers annual student swards. Q—Is it Illegal for a priv­ ate cltixen to burn an old United States flag A—No, so long as they are disposed of “In a dignified way, preferably by burning.” Q—Who first designated th* whit* race aa Caucasian? A—A German anthropolo­ gist named Blumsnbach In 1775 on ths supposition that ths people of ths Caucasus were typical of tbs race. Q—How many planes took part ia th* famous Doolittle raid on Japan In April, 1942T A—Sixteen B-26 bombers. Q—Is th* teaching of evo­ lution still forbidden In Ten­ nessee? A—Yes. OVEK 35 YEARS At First & Palmetto (AUageld* old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • T ils • Pianos • Rental Bods "She smiled dsprecatingly and said it was the very same type of pot roast she had been serving me for years, yet I had nsvsr commented about it before. “ Shocked, I could hardly believe her, but then I know my wife tells th* truth, so I was puxzled. “Why did this pot roast taste So much superior to alt of her previous pot roast menus? “Then th* answer suddenly dawned on met “I had quit smoking th* day a fte r yoar first appearance on our show. And my sens* of smell apparently had improv­ ed so greatly that now I am able to enjoy th* aroma of food. “Dr. Crane, la this a com­ mon occurrence after a fellow quits tobacco?" Psychology Of Flavor Yes, ths heavy us* of to­ bacco seems to deaden th* seme of smell But much of what w* call th* flavor of food ia really its aroma. You may recall that we have four elementary taste qualities, such as sweet, salt, sour and bitter. But they actually exart only a minor influence on th* en­ joyment of food, for beef­ steak is certainly far more than merely s “salty" sens*Uon. In our psychology labora­ tories, w* have often proved to students th* vast import­ ance of the nos* aa regards flavor. For exempts, If w* block ths nostrils completely and then alternately givs the student a slice of apple; then a slice of raw onion, hs can't tail th* difference! That may sound impossible to you reader* who have nsvsr taken a course In ex­ perimental psychology, but it is true. Furthermore, th* student no longer can distinguish be­ tween cinnamon vs. ordinary flour. Onion ia thus an "odor,” not a taste. And so is cinna­ mon, plus most of ths qual­ ities that ws srrontously call th* “taste" of food. If you aver had a bad cold that stopped both nostrils, you may recall how food no longer tasted good! Actually, you atill eould dls- tingulsh eweet, salt, soar and bitter, but you didn’t reallte that what you c o n s i d e r “taste" is largely aroma of food. Heavy smokers (girls, be­ ware) alto can't detect their own B. O. as easily nor the fact they may reek of exces­ sive perfume or after-shave lotion. So tend for my booklet “ How To Break th# Tobacco snd Liquor Habits," enclosing a long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 cents. (Always write te Dr. Crane ia car* of this aawspaper, eacletlag a long stamped, addressed eavclope aad M ceets to cover typ­ ing sad printing coats when you scad for an* of his booklets.) H R mJ Lewto and Clark tack r» calved 1^00 acne of "public land" from th* govamment aa a reward for tboir pioator lag expedition. The enlisted nen who tm alad with them on the twMwar agpidition to tho Padfie meat aad back each received 830 acne to land and double paj. Yet he is now entered as a purely factional candidate, th* thrusting wedge of th* Re­ publican moderates, at an hour in the race when Goldwraterites are bound to view any rival as a thief taking from their hero a prize al­ ready won. —Tha gentlemanly Scranton, ao reluctant to be pulled Into this fight, is d e l i v e r i n g against Goldwater and hi* view* the most stinging blows tha senator has felt since he entered the lUta six months ago. To Goldwater this has been unexpected — and pertonally wounding. H* ought to have remembered how Scranton two years ago re­ duced to stuttering incoher­ ence his Democratic oppon­ ent for governor, Richardson DUworth, ex-Marina and vateran of the political wart. So now Scranton, the man who talked only of unity, may by force of circumstance be the final spur to bitter Re­ publican warfare from now through San Francisco to No­ vember and beyond. Still it is not he who put this party in a state where war may now be touched off. Th* cleavages are old. They ar* both regional and ideol­ ogical In some places they exist between upper and low­ er party echelons. Contribut­ or* of money and th* profes­ sional* who use it do not te* ty t to ay* in many instances. AH this conflict has reach­ ed a peak of rancor in 1964. Between th# eonaervatlve and moderata party forces there ia today little mutual respect, little friendship, little wish for common undentap.4ing. Goldwater people of ex­ hibit open contempt for their rivals. Caught in tha mood of ugly interchange, Goldwater himself, a naturally friendly man, is busy crossing top party figure# off his list. On th* other side, the sen­ ator would be stunned if ht knew the name# of two re­ spected party men—both calling themselves his friends— who have in recent week* labeled Goldwater a "party destroyer." What led them to this de­ vastating charge waa th* mountainous array of com­ plaints that Goldwater forces in su te alter state have crushed “good party peopla" whose only sin was that they “would not write it in blood for Harry." If any slim hope existed that these deep d i v i s i o n s could be papered over, it was probably dashed altogether when William Scranton came out of Harrisburg and began ■ w i n g i n g for Goldwater'* chin. Phil Newsom Says > . . Chile Shows Vast Pride UPI Foreign News Analyst la tha quiet luxury of San* tiago'a Club da la Union, th* wealthy and Influential will boast of Chile's long record of political stability and react with fierce national pride against any suggestion that th# country’* pattern of de­ mocracy is something less than perfect. It is true that sine* 1981, all Chilean presidents have been duly elected without re­ sort to revolution, demonstrat­ ing a consistent devotion to democracy. It la alto true that in ths slums of bustling Santiago and among farm laborers there ia hunger and disease on a seal* equal to any to be found in South America. And, further, it ia true that Chile's Communist party, with membership estimated at 50,000 and with other thous­ ands of sympathizer*, ia prob­ ably ths etrongeit and beat organised in Latin America not counting Cuba. Therein lies th* possibility that on next Sept. 4 Chile could become the firit nation in ths Amarlcas freely to elect a government oriented toward communism, if not dominated by it. Chile's la a copper and ni­ trate economy, with copper occupying by far th* most Im­ portant position. Chile’s cop­ per reserves ara estimated at IT par cant ef tha world's to tal Copper and nitrate make up M per cent of th* country’s exports and produce 90 per cent of Chile'* dollar Incoma. Last March a seemingly strong middle-of-the-road coalition under which Presi­ dent Jorg* Allessandrl Rod­ rigues has governed sine* No­ vember, 1958, collapsed. Two leading candidates have emerged for the presidential elections to be held this Sep­ tember. On* la Sen. Eduardo Frel Montalva of th# left-of-center Christian Democrats. The oth­ er is Dr. Salvador Alcnde, representing the big SocialistCommunist bloc, who missed election in 1958 by only 33,000 votes. AUende is Irked by charges that his government would br Moscow-dominated and points out that his popular action front it composed of six par­ ties of which the Communists ar* only one. But the Com­ munists represent nearly half hit strength and are especial­ ly strong among labor and teachers. A plank in Allendc'a plat­ form Is the takeover by the government of the big copper mine* owned by th* United State* companies, Anaconda and Braden, th* latter a sub­ sidiary of Kennecott. He says the takeover will be legal and th* companies will be reimbursed. But hi* plan for reimbursement i* vague. Frei oppose* nationaliza­ tion and national control of copper tales. Both men acorn th# Alliance for Progress which has distributed about $270 million In Chile in th* last two years. Heart Attack Deaths Earh year, approximately GO,000 men die prematurely in the United States of heart attacks associated with ciga­ rette smoking. Ths death rata from this causa is approxi­ mately equal to the estimat­ ed number of men who die prematurely of all other di­ seases associated with smok­ ing including lung cancer, ac­ cording to th* Americas Heart Association. £ 114 B«. F alsetto Phoaa FA 2-0814 �< Wtp BrnTiirS WrniTl College Students Begin Mississippi Invasion June 22, 1964 — ra p e 5 Effect Of Gl Bill Reviewed After 20 Years WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Prank T. Row, R-Ohlo, In a statement Issued on the 20th anniversary of passage of the GI Bill, said that pro­ bably no other piece of leg­ islation has had such a “far reaching effect on the lives of millions of Americans and on our economy." He said five million homes were built and more than three million persons educa­ ted under the bill. Other congressional news: Civil Rights: The House was scheduled to receive the Sen­ ate version of the civil righta bill today with leaders press­ ing for enactment of the bill beefore the Fourth of July. Rep. Kmmunucl D. Celler, one of the House managers of the bill, said he plnnned to ask for unanimous consent f o r House acceptance of the Sen­ ate measure, which differs in detail but not In substance from the bill passed earlier this year by the representa­ tives. Appropriations: Senate De­ mocratic Leader Mike Mans­ field, Mont., listed for action this week the $1 billion In­ terior Department appropri­ ations bill and a $6.2 billion appropriations request for the Treasury, Post Office and President's executive office. Voting on both measures w b s delayed by the civil rights debate. Storms Slash Across Nation United Press Intfrnatlonsl Thunderstorms chewed a wide swath from Kansas to the Carolines today and tor­ nado forecast was hoisted for parts of the Great Plains on the first full day of summer. Driving rains in eastern Nebraska, where flash floods left six persons dead last week, set residents to watch­ ing the rlverbanks again. The little town of Friend, Neb., was belted with 3 50 Inches of rain in only 45 minutes. The tornado forecast also called for severe thunder­ storms, large hail and dam­ aging surface winds for cen­ tral and eastern Nebraska, southeastern South Dakota, western Iowa and northwest­ ern Kansas. T h u n d e r s t o r m s boil­ ed across Kansas on 60 mile an hour winds during the night, spilling mora than six Inches of rain In some areas. Four inches of rain drenched Clay Center, Kan., with two Inches fallbig lb an hour. Klghty m.p.h. winds flung baseball-site hall a t Imperial, Neb., and strong winds were reported in Missouri and ths Texas Panhandle. Twisters struck with regu­ larity Sunday night and dur­ ing the day in wide areas of the country. Churchwomen Set Barbecue By Donna Eaten Plans wern act for a fund­ raising country atyln chicken barbecue at the June meeting of the Episcopal Churchwom­ en of Lrfingwood’e C hr 1 • t Church. The barbecue fa acheduled for Saturday from 6:30 until 7:30 p. m. on the church grounds, weather permitting, or In the parish house In the event of inclement weather. On the menu with the chicken will be baked beana, tossed salad, French bread, cupcakes, coffee, tea or cold drinks. Door prises will be ■warded. Tickets priced for adults and children, six to 16, are available from any member of the club or may be pur­ chased a t the barbecue. Thera will ba no eharga for childran under six years. Serving on the dinner com­ mittee era Mre. Peggy Kuhn, chairman, Mrs. Virginia Bow■rsox, co-chairman and Mrs. Paulina Stevens, posters and barbecue chicken with aaalatsnea from members of the church's Man's Club. Mrs. JoAnna Hammond will ba in charge of waitresses, Mrs. Marguerite Morriaon, public||ty and Mrs. Helen Thompson, tickets. ■'i Vl; (/ _ . ' i. s m W JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Scores of college students from across the nation pour­ ed into Mississippi under the watchful eyes of state offic­ ials today to take part In a massive civil rights project. The first wave of volunteer* for the summer-long project —estimated at about 200—fan­ ned out to assigned posts in about 25 cities and towns. A spokesmen tor the Coun­ cil of Federated Organiza­ tions (COFO), which is spon­ soring the project, said there had been no major trouble so far but expressed concern ov­ er what might happen in com­ ing weeks. COFO traders have stress­ ed repeatedly that the pro­ gram is aimed primarily at helping Mississippi Negroes gain the right to vote through setting up "freedom schools" in vnrinus communities. The announced plan* do not call for mass demonstrations. But both Negro leader* and stnte officials were apprehen­ sive about how the presence of white youths in Negro sec­ tions would be received, par­ ticularly in the smaller towns and rural areas. PRESIDENT ON COAST—President Lyndon B. Johnson is framed by one of the Riant landitiR legs of a NASA Lunar Landing Research Vehicle during an inspection of the Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Missing Florida Bookkeeper Key To Hoffa Prosecution CHICAGO (UPI) — U. S. marshals hunted for a miss­ ing bookkeeper today who tile government claims w o u l d complete its case in the $25 million fraud trial of team­ ster boss James Hoffa. Prosecutor William O. Hittman said he hopes to have Eric Shinkcl, Miami bockkvep. er, in court by Wcdcsday or Thursday. U. S. D i s t r i c t New York Bans Topless Suits NEW YORK (UPI) - City Park CommU.-itiiu-r Nowbcld Morris put out the word Sun­ day for young ladies thinking of wearing the new topless swim suits (o city beaches: Don’t. “As far as Pin concerned, s woman who doesn’t wear a top is guilty of indecent ex­ posure," Morris said. He explained what violators of the bare bosom ban could expect: A policeman will "gently" wrap the offending female in a blanket and escort her to a stationhousc. Court Judge Richard B. Aus tin issued a material witness warrant Friday for Shinkcl, bookkeeper for the construc­ tion company of defendant Calvin Kovcns, 40. Kovens is one of seven endefendants also chared with fraudulently obtaining $25 million flout the teamsters pension fund and diverting $1.7 million of the amount for their own uses. Bittman said Shinkrl was served with a standby sub­ poena June 0. Since then, the prosecutor suid, 11. .8 mar­ shals have been uiinbla to In cate the missing witness. A spokesman for the Kovens Company said none of Shink cl’s fellow Miami employes knew of his whereabouts. Bittman decined to reveal the nature cf the information lie hopes to obtain from Shinkel. Other witcssrs have testi­ fied that Kovens accepted "kickbacks" fur his aid in ob­ taining the pension fund loans. The government claims the diverted money wns used In attempts to rescue the then financially troubled Sun Val­ ley Inc. rral estate develop­ ment In Florida. DeBary Man Organizes Class For Area Laryngectomees John Kissel of DeBary has announced the organization of a class lo leach area residents who have undergone a laryn­ gectomy (removal of the or­ gan of voice) how to speak again. At present six eager students sr« resdy to begin classes which will open at Uic Community Center upon com­ pletion of the Red Cross Room. Any person wishing to join the group should contact Kis­ sel at his home, 17 Palmetto Drive, DeBary, or by tele­ phone, 666-5174. While living la New Jersey Special Course Of Study Set A special course of study In rhlroprstica orthopedies has been completed by Dr. A. W. Woodall of 1400 S. Park Ave. It was sponsored by ths Flor­ ida Chlropratlea Association. Instruction* were given by Dr. Joseph R. Leaky of Mi­ ami, president-elect of the statewide organisation and rhairman of the Curriculum for the Florida Board of Orthopedie Review. Thirty-seven chiropractors In the state took the course. Kissel taught many persons to speak fluently again. He has been a laryngectomee since 1018 when the operation was performed at Memorial Hospital in New York after which he attended the Na­ tional Speech Hospital in New York City. He was associated with the Journal • American Circula­ tion Department Mail Room in New York and also has been manager of the Electric ( ooperative in New Jersey and field operation engineer fo* the manager division of REA in Washington, D. C. For a time be was employed by the Brooklyn Edison Com­ pany a* general foreman. The DeBary Unit of West Volusia Cancer Society, of which 3Ira. Adam Muller is chairman^ has offered full co­ operation and assistance In any way possible with the frrthcoming speech classes wten Kissel will generously share h a knowledge with those of the area who are in need of the service. 5 Britons Killed By Indonesians KUCHING, Sarawak (UPI) — One hundred Indonesian terrorists drove arrest the Malaysian border into south western Sarawak and killed five members of u British Gurkha patrol in fierce jun gle fighting today. An officinl announcement said five more Gurkhas were wounded In the six-hour hat tie which broke out late Sun dny night and lasted into this morning. T h e Indonesians finally were driven off and carried away in undetermined num her of casualties under cover of dnrknris, the announce­ ment said. Offieiala called it the larg­ est attack ever mounted by guerrillas In Sarawak, and said it bloodied the Gurkhas more than any previous en­ gagement. The site of the battle was pinpointed ns the Hasan area of the Lundu district in Sa­ rawak's first division, which is located in the territory’s southwestern corner only a few mile* from the Indonsian border. Both Sarawak and Sabah are parts of Malaysia on the Island of Borneo, which the new British com­ monwealth country shares with Indonesia. It was the first new fight­ ing since the collapse over the weekend of a Malaysia sum­ mit conference In Tokyo among Indonesian President Sukarno, Mnlayslan Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rah­ man and President Dinsdado Maeapagal of the Philippines. The conference broke up on the issue of the withdrawal of Indonesian guerrilla* from Melaysia. Spokesmen also said It was the first time that Indone­ sian force* appeared to get the best of the tough Gurkha troops. Previous Indonesian attneka were believed never lo have Involved more than 76 terrorists. Auxiliary Meet The Auxiliary to the Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, will meet at 7 p. m. today at the Carl Lommler home. Plana for assisting ths fire­ men at the annuel Fourth of July Fiesta will be discussed. All members ara urged to at­ tend. I D Fo r P ro p e rly J^ u m m # McKIBBIN - C a su a lty 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 AND COURTESY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE AT FOOD FAIR! PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED O FREE E X T R A _____ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS SUNNY LAND’S CARDINAL BRAND SU CED For The Besi Buy In Quality Meals BOTTLE OF 100 ____ BUFFERIN t 4CWSWK>► €HUFI KMOKIA* BACON THINK F I R S T OF ’ FOOD F A IR era* 4*24-44 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS W *THIW|(OUNMANDMCM6MOf BAN DEODORANT 1.00 SIZE ROLL-ON sr 4»f SIZE CREAM — *.244 4 - - - - - - LB PKG FLORIDA GRADE *A* FRESH SMALL yj lor Bargains By the Kantul } THINK !5f i r s t O F FOOD FA IR SOUTHERN MADE GRITS FULL TLB BOX BANQUET FROZEN A L L VARI ET IES DINNERS 2 FOR 79* JELLY ROLL LIM IT-2 WTH FOOD ORDER FREE E X T R A lie s ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j ^ ■» ■—towdm m u a a LADY P A M PC ACM P IL L E D SQUARE tie s COP PEC CAKE K. *,39* 3 3 3 3 LADY P A IR p k f - s s M s W d i F A I R IBA R -B-Q U E BUNS • *«*ce*OM70!«•Mw*l tonIK$*•$— »•»r'zaMMouM 2 4*24*44 mmmmmm* LARGE MEATY FRESH TROPICAL MANGOES PAINTS 2617 8. French Gov. Paul Johnson, who warned that »ha summer would present a "real chal­ lenge through a measur* ex­ panding the state Highway Patrol from 275 to 475 men and giving the force new po­ lice powera in dealing with racial discord. Money for the expansion doe* not become available un­ til July 1. but the reorganiza­ tion of the patrol already has gotten under way. 2460 PARK AVE. GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 322-8643 Factory Paint Outlet racial strife were passed ear­ lier this year by the Missis­ sippi legislature. Among them were bill* permitting cities to set curfews in times of trou­ ble, prevent picketing near entrances to public buildings, ban circulation of boycott lit­ erature and increase penalties for violating local ordinances. Another new law allows ci­ ties and counties to send prisoners to the state peni­ tentiary when local jails are inadequate. SERVICE BRUNING EACH FANCY YELLOW ONIONS CHICKEN OF TH E SEA CHUNK LIGH T MEAT TUNA 6J4oi4N®® 4 cans w PW EAPPLK M A PE Pm w r JUICE DRINK 5 a *1 ° ° ISMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE 2710 8. HWV. 17-92 — HANFORD Duet Sources Mein sources of dust in tbe free atmosphere ara toll blow­ ing. ocean epray, volcanic ac­ tivity, forest fires, domestic and industrial processes, ve­ hicle exhaust and metaorie matter. Dozens of communities have beefed up their police forces with auxiliary units ready to swing into action at a mo­ ment’s notice. In Jackson, a prime target for integration group* in past summers, a specially-built ar­ mored car • dubbed "Thomp­ son’s Tank" after Mayor Al­ len Thompson — has been ac­ quired for use in putting down riot*. Several new laws designed to help local officials handle All Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY MOWERS SALES A SERVICE • I'll. 222 2811 The Snappin' Turtle la MORE MOWER! BESSIE LEE CHOCOLATE OR BAHAMA JUMBO PIES ■ > < i J �About Sports Father's Day Was Big One For Bunning And Lanier Thinking Out Loud Perfect Game, Rookie Hitting Features Slate Yankees Grab AL Lead With Wins Over Sox Bjr J u lia n B U n a tro a They were bound to heppent • a • We're referring to Jim Bun By Milten Rlchmsn Bing'a perfect game for the UPI Sports Writer Phtlr agalnit the Meta and the The happiest bssebsll fath Yankeea' climbing into firit er on Fsther’s Dsy wss Jim place in the American Lea Bunning but the proudest one gue. wss ex-msjor league pitcher a • • Max Lanier. Banning’* (p ecu n iar feat Bunning, the lanky 32-yearwaa the flrat major leagee perfect performance in 4Z old righthander for the Phil­ year*. Aa each year went adelphia Phillies, received by the boanla the percent- practically everything any apt for each a display of dad could want after pitching barling ability Increased. And the chance* of It hap­ a perfect game against the pening to a member of the New York Mcts Sunday on of the Philadelphia NL Father’a Day. team were also aa great He got a big kiss from his ntaeo no PfcRly had entered 12-yesr-old daughter, B a r the “charmed circle" since PARTICIPATING IN PART ONE of the Ameribara, oldest of his seven chil­ UN, can Red Cross course for swimming instructors dren, and a bear bug from bis • • • aro Frank Scott, Suo Youmans, Muxino EdmisA few (and a mighty few at attractive blonde wife, Mary. ton, June Newell, Shirley Stuart, Jack Stuart, that) abort weeka p ait the Both were among the 32,026 Yankeea were nudged in sixth fans who yelled themselves Jean Goplen, Lynn Giles, Sharon Giles, Barbie place and playing no better hoarse during a five-minute Giles, Bobby Ring, Sandy Richards, Carolyn Lav­ than .500 baseball at that standing ovation for him after time. But Yogi said he wasn't he struck out pinchhitter John worried. At that time it Kern­ Stephenson for the final out ed that none of the other of his masterpiece at Shes American League dubs were Stadium. worried cither. That was Bunnlng’s 10th • • • strikeout of the game and it But hero they are agalnl nailed down a 641 first game The American League aUnd- victory, after which the Phil­ ings look “natural" again lies also won the nlghtcsp, 6with New York perched right 2, on a combined three-hitter Sanford’s Legion baseball on top of the heap. Even team ran Into an unknown by rookie Rick Wise and vet­ though most baseball fans eran Johnny Kllpptteln to Seminole Swim Association hurler by the name of Bob concede that “it’ll probably widen their National League Denton Friday night In Or­ be the Yankees" to the Octob­ members qualified to 10 lando and Post 19 of that city lead to two games. e r ffis ilc we're still of the Proud as Bunning was over cvcis during last weekend’s racked up a 4 to 0 shutout opinion thst it will be a diffi­ the second no-hitter of his seventh annual Leesburg In­ over the locals in a District cult fight for tha Yanks right major leaguo career, he still Saturday vitational Swim Sleet in Six engagement. down to the wire. night, however, the Sanford had nothing on beaming Max which soma 30 tea mi partici­ • • • Lanier, who once pitched for pated with some of the finest aggregation bounced right And that NL race con­ back to capture a 10 to 3 dcthe St. Louis Cardinals and tu ses to be Jest t hat . . . n now manages to San Fran­ AAU swimmer* to Florida race, with Philadelphia and competing. cisco’s farm system. the Giants setting the pace. Barbara Bolt, to the 15-17 The reason he was bursting With only nine and a half with pride was because his age division, came borne with games separating the ninth 22-ycar-old son, Hal, a pea place Milwaukee Braves green rookie, rapped out four a fourth place ribbon to the 100-yard butterfly, filth to the and the lop-running Phils hits Sunday, including his anything could happen—and first major league homer, to 100-yard backstroke, sixth to W L PcL GB probably will. Aside from 37 23 .617 lead the Glanta to a 7-3 vic­ the 50-yard freestyle and Join­ New York the Meta there's not a single tory over tha Cardinals. 39 25 .609 ed with Linda May, Cheryl Baltimore dub in the National that 34 25 .576 2t4 Young Lanier, a second Murray and Dclalno Joyn- Chicago can be counted out of con­ baseman brought up from Ta­ Minn. 33 31 .516 6 son to the 200-yard freestyle tention right now. 30 30 .500 7 coma of the Pacific Coast relay for a fourth place to- Clove. • • • 32 34 .485 8 Boston League only last Thursday, A. J . Foyt has his sights collected eight hlU to 16 lsh. 28 33 .459 914 Detroit She was swimming against oet on the Firecracker 400 times up to hia first National Lus Ang. SO 37 .439 11 which will have its sixth run­ League series. No wonder his the well known Susan Tyler Wash. 29 39 .426 12 of the Winter Park Swim Aaao- Kan. City ning at Daytona International pop waa proud. 25 39 .391 14 elation who holds several July 4. The cold-eyed Texan Sunday's Results Elsewhere in the National who acored hia second win to League, Houston vaulted to state records. Boston 9 Baltimore 6 Milton (Skip) Parsons came New York the Indianapolis 500 this year seventh place with a 5-2 and 2 Chicago 0 — and still undefeated this 5-4 sweep over Milwaukee, j fourth to the 15-17 age New York 2 Chicago 1 season in open cockpit compe­ Chicago also took a pair from division 100-yard butterfly (or Detroit 4 Minnesota 2 tition, will drive a new Ford Pittsburgh, 2-1 and 7-2, and Iwya. Other Seminole final- Washington 13 Kansas City 2 readied by Holman-Moody to Lot Angeles beat Cincinnati b ts were: lo and under boys’ Washington 5 Kansas CM/ 2 200-yard freestyle, Garland Los Angeles 4 Cleveland X the Firecracker. to the opener, 4-2, but lost the Harden, Mark Stcnstrom, • • • Tuesday's Games nightcap, 2-1. Dickie Deaa and Walt Mor­ Washington at Los Angeles, Tha signing of Foyt means gan; 13-14 glrla 200 yard med­ (N) that Ford is dead aerlous In ley relay, Nancy May, Jane Detroit a t Kansas City, 2 ita effort to whip all rivals l’olgar, Debbie Johnson and (T-N) in the 160-lap battle over the Cindy Wilson; 13-14 boys’ 200- Cleveland at Minnesota, (N) world's fastest track. For to yard medley and freestyle re- 1Boston at Chicago (N) addition to Foyt, Ford will lay, Randy Bowling, Fred New York at Baltimore (N) send out five of NASCAR's Ganas, Met Morgan and John top drivers — Fred Lorenzen, Results Friday Wight; 1547 Glrla 200-yard Marvin Panch, Junior John­ Lake Mary 4, North Orlando 2 medley relay, Barbara Bolt, son, Bobby Johns and Ned Results Saturday Rosemary Walton, Delaine Jarrclt. Longwood 3, North Orlando 1 Johnson and Linda May, Results Friday • s • Sunland 12, Altamonte Sena­ Perfection Dairy 4 Hanford Even with this formidable tors 11 Atlantic 3 learn Ford won't be any STANDINGS Perfection 130 000—4 1 2 b e t t e r than co-favorite. Casselberry ................... 1 0 Atlantic ooo 210-3 3 3 Mercury, Plymouth a n d Altamonte Twins .........3 1 L Pet. GB WP — Tommy Gracey (6-3), W Dodge will have such crack Sunland ..........................5 1 LP—Miko Hickson (0-9) 33 23 423 chauffeurs as Richard Pet­ Bear Lake ....... ,,,,« « .. 3 2 Phlla. Results Saturday 37 20 .587 2 ty, Bobby Isaac, Rex White, North Orlando ............ 3 3 San Fran. Navy 20 Perfection Dairy t 26 .549 4tt Clnn. 34 Billy Wade, Dave Pearson, Longwood ...................... 2 2 324 0(H )—20 16 0 33 29 .532 514 Navy Pitta. Karl Balmer, Jim Paschal Lake Mary ...................> 3 30 30 .500 7V4 Perfection 200 0 0 — 2 S 3 and Paul Goldsmith. Paul Altamonte Senators . . . . 0 5 Chicago St. Louii 32 33 492 6 WP—Waller Jardon (4-1), LP will bo driving out of BanGame Toulgbt 32 34 .485 8V4 —Hanlon (0-1) ford for bis sponsor, Ron- Longwood ■*»• Bear Lake, 6 Houston 31 33 .484 814 Lo* Ang. p.m. 30 34 .409 914 Mllw. • • • 20 47 .209 21 New York M O D E R N IZ IN G Did you know that during Sunday's Results the 1963-64 school year Flor­ San Franebm 7 St. Ixtula 3 YOUR HOM E ida State University’s seven Philadelphia 6 New York 0 intercollegiate sports h a d Retulta Friday HEATING ? three undefeated t s a n s l Hunt Lto-Mer 6 First Fed. 3 Philadelphia 8 New York 3 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 They were unbeaten in swim­ Hunt Lin-Mer 100 700-6 4 1 6 EN IR A10 H IC TR IC Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2 ming, track and golf. In track, First Federal 200 010-3 3 4 I-na Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 it was Coach Mike Long’s WP—Steve Hitchcock (6-3), W EATH1RTW OH Cincinnati 2 Lot Angeles 1 fifth undefeated dual meet LP-D avld Wiggins (4-3) Houston 5 Milaukee 2 A ll ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP season to 10 years. Tbs golf­ STANDINGS Houston 5 Milwaukee 4 ers ran up a string or 19 Hunt Llncoln-Micrcury 17 5 Tuesday's Gomes • AUTOMATIC OPERATION straight dual wins over a two Locomotive Engineers 14 7 San Francisco a t Cincinnati 2 year period under Hugh Dur­ Chase ........................... 13 9 (T-N) • SAFE AND CHAN ham. First Federal .............. 10 11 Pittsburgh at New York (N) • ENHANCES PROPERTY Standard OU ................. 0 22 Los Angeles at Milwaukee (N) Game Today Houston a t St. Loub (N) P U a year m in i Chats at First Federal Chicago at Philadelphia, S (T4:30 at Bay Avenue Park N) Results Friday Yanks 7 Rebels • Panthers 16 Cuba 7 STANDINGS Chiefs ............................... a 0 ON 100 BRANDS Panthers .......................... 1 I Rebels, , , , , i - i , „ h m - i 1 1 Tigers .......................... 1 1 Yanks ............................... 1 1 Cubs ................................. 0 a SANFORD Games Today ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Tigers vs Chiefs (LltUe Lea­ ELECTRIC CO. OPEN DAILY — • A. M . • CtlS P. M. gue Field) 116 E. FIRST HANFORD Rebels vs Panthers (Softbatl UR Magnolia 322-1563 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Field) ender, Jean Wilson, Nicki Morgan, Dee Silver, Bettye Reagan, Buster Anderson, Barbara ZelIcy, Jack Stewart and Pat Costello. Instructors are Sally Neider, Edity Avenal, Jack and Peg Horner, Colleen Stewart, Cindy Lake, Martha Kilpatrick and Evelyn Birkcnmeyer. (Herald Photo) Seminole Group Legion Splits With Winners Named Pariicipafes In Orlando, New Smyrna For Sports Car Leesburg Meet Rally Sunday American League South Seminole Little League Little American National League Little National Pee Wee League All eilllTIOIIIft SPECIALS EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S cblon from New Smyrna Beach to a non-league battle. Friday night Donnie Smith went to the ml] for Manager Fraink Thomas'* Post 53 nine. Smith gave up five hits, fan­ ned eight and walked to. But Smith couldn't get any sup­ port at the plate from hb mates who were stood on their ears by Denton. "They Just couldn't hit the boy," said Thoma*. Saturday night Jim Courier started on the hill for Sanford agahnst New Smyrna- He was nicked for three runs but he fanned eight during a fiveinning stint. However, Thomas had to yank Courier at the end of the fifth because Jim 's back began giving him trou­ ble. Thomas sent Rick Sires to the hill. Sires went the rest of the way without difficulty. Red Jansen, Sanford's third sacker, and Marvin Sheffield, second baseman, paced the locab at the plat Saturday night. Each got a pair of blows including doubles. About 200 fans saw tbs con­ test. South Seminole Senior League Rriulta Friday Longwood 7, North Orlando 4 Results Saturday Altamonte 9, Sunland • STANDINGS Longwood ........................ 3 Altamonto Springs ......... 3 Casselberry .....................2 Sunland ............................2 Bear Lake .............. 1 North Orlando .............. 1 Games Tonight Longwood -vs- Casselberry, p.m. Morry Meriam and Don Robertson won the Sport* Car Club of America Bally to Sanford Sunday to a VW with a total of 33 penalty points through eight check points and they also won the first place VW award. The rally, a TSD event of about 175 miles, was run through Seminole, Orange and Lake countiei. Second place went to Jean and Pete Ro­ berta, formerly of Australia and presently residing in Mel­ bourne, driving a SAAB 750 GT with 37 points. Third place with 92 points went to Ann White of St. Pctcriburg and Harriet Strom of Daytona Beach to a Volvo P-1500. Bill and Helen Lynch of Tampa, in a Porshe, acored 93 points for fourth place and won firit place for Urn Porshe Trophy. In fifth place waa White Moser and Lee Lindbrough of West Palm Beach in a Volvo P-1800 with 94 points. Tha rally ftobhed at the Lake Monroe Inn where e buffet and trophy presenta­ tion ceremony was held. The rally was sponsored by Jim DcBrtoe with the assistance of Seminole Sports Club of Sanford and points counted to­ ward t h e regional SCCA championships. By Curt Block UPI Sports Writer Baseball historians: J o t down June 21 as the day the Yankees climbed into first place and circle it for future reference. The defending Amarican League champions, off to their slowest start to many a year under rookie manager Yogi Berra, are finally play­ ing the brand of baseball Ber­ ra remembers from his play­ ing days. And they’re doing it against their most formidable rivals, the Chicago White Sox. The White Sox have been absolutely pallid when con­ fronted by the Yankee pin stripes. The futility of it all reached its climax Sunday when the Yanka scored an un­ earned run to the 17th toning of the American League’s longest game of the year to post a 2-1 over the Chisox after taking the opener of the doubleheader, 2-0, b e h i n d home runs by Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard. New York and Chicago hive met nine times thus far this season with Chicago winding up on the abort end every time. In other American League contests, Boston dropped Bal­ timore, 94; Detroit stopped Minnesota, 4-2; Los Angeles downed Cleveland, 4-1; and Washington took two from Kansas City, 13-2 and 5-2. Junior League Results Friday Elks 17 Kiwanls 12 Kiwania 414 3 -12 5 5 Elka (10)03 4-17 10 2 WP—Chris Akers (4-3), L P Edgar Jobe (2-2) Results Saturday CPO 11 Kiwania 1 Kiwania loo ooo- 1 2 3 CPO 103 70X-U 3 1 W P-M Ike Siubblns (2-7), LP —Alan Cooper (3-4) Elks 12 Clvltan R Elks HO 163-12 14 3 Clvltan 141 200- 8 4 5 W P-G ary Maples (7-3), L P Dennls Kceran (1-2) Games Today Rotary at Kiwania 4:30 Civitan at Shrine 7:30 at Memorial Stadium Hits Danfort) frralti Page 6 — June 22, 1964 Drag Titleholder Joins Local Firm Col Beecher Wyatt, holder of the Florida Stock Elimina­ tor drag racing title, is now a s s o c i a t e d with Bon-Sun Chryiler-Plymouth dealership. Hayes said that Wyatt will be In the position of perform­ ance manager. Beecher has driven his 1964 Plymouth — The Rebel — throughout the southeast and ha* never been beaten in a regular auper stock meet. Wyatt holds the track rec ords in Harriman and Smith field, Tcnn., and also the Golden Triangle Track rec­ ord at Tampa. On July 11, Wyatt wiU par Hunt's Clinch Tie For Little National Title Hunt’s Lincoln • Mercury Comets clinched at least a tie for the City Recreation De­ partm ent's L i t t l e National League championship Friday by beating First Federal 8 to 3. Steve Hitchcock struck out 10 platemen on the way to picking up his sixth pitching win of the Mason. Hunt could win the flag if they can get by Chase Wednesday or if the second place Locomotive En­ gineers lose any one of their last three tilts. In the Llttic American, P er­ fection Dairy edged the Bankera of Sanford Atlantic Friday afternoon 4 to 3. Tommy Gra­ cey, the winning pitcher, and Mike Hickson, the loser, each struck out 11. In another Little American tilt. N a v y — already loop champs—pinned a 20 to 2 de­ feat on Perfection Saturday night behind the hitting of An­ dy Rufus, Freddie Turman and Walt Jordan. Jordan got credit for hia fourth win to five decisions this season. ticipate in a grudge race at the Osceola Drag S t r i p against Bob Tucker of Orlan. do. Tucker will be piloting hi* 1963 all aluminum Chevrolet. Tucker wss the previous hold­ er of the Florida Stock Elimi­ nator championship. Wyatt’s famed "Rebel" is now on display at Bon-Sun, 519 East First Street. Hays, who recently took over the lo­ cal agency, is a former stock car driver and one of the well known names in racing throughout the southeast. Just last week Hays an­ nounced that Tiny Lund and P a u l Goldsmith, currently two of the top ranking names in atock car racing, will be driving in southeastern stock car events to '64 Plymouths sponsored by Bon-Sun. Elks Post Win Over Kiwanis In Junior Loop The Elks outsluggcd the Kiwanis Friday night and posted a 17 to 2 decision to the Jun­ ior Boys League. It waa the highest run production by any two teams in one game this season in the loop. In the wild affair, Chris Akers had three hits and Don Nicholas a pair, to lead the Elks. Mark Caolo uncorked a long triple. The Elks also picked up a win Saturday afternoon when they beat Civitan 12 to 8 in a come-from-behind victory. Gary Maples received credit for the win, giving him a hurl­ ing record of seven wins and three losses. Billy Miller had two hits in three trips and Lloyd Wall went two for two. Ken Goshorn unleashed a tri­ ple to lead the way for the Elks. In another game played over t h o weekend, CPO trounced the Kiwanlans 11 to 1. Mike Stubbins set the Kiwants down on two hits in Twenty per cent of the getting credit for the deci­ world’s registered private float sion. John Butts had a trip!* planes are based a t Anchor­ and Dick Mamela doubled for the winners. age, Alaska. Men's League Games Tonight McRaney at Klngswood 7:30 Longwood a t Chase 1:43 at Fort Mellon Park PIONEERING IN — HOME FOGGING SINCE 1947 SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. NOW OFFER8 CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE AGAIN8T ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND F9GGING REASONABLE JOB RATES LOW MONTHLY SERVICE COST Household Sprays Aad Sprayers This ta t Ms the other* boot coming and golngl Tho 'Joop' Gladiator ho* optional autoUanimdiion, power steering and powor brakaa to make driving eaaleVsnd Indopondont front suspension to soak op rood shock*. And look at tho wide, comfortable front asst and tremendous risibility. Stin. R>s a brut* for work! V lrtually^.T uctlbl*to2 Joop tradltiUon. 120* os IK orhselbiae. GVW* up to a thumping 8800 pounds. N*P C O S M N M r iW V M ta , Swimming Pool Chemicals d rtv t JEEP’GLADIATOR ■** hoauttftd brvto SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. CALL 322-5492 FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP t» B . fiM oad S t . • o * Maop* veh icles i In jetton to HE MUTEST SHOT 19 HUTS’ Sanford, Florida Tuesday I p . ak Channel I �“I June 22, 1964 — Page T UNOX IMPORTED BONELESS HOLLAND CANNED HAMS 21b. can PLUS 50 EXTRA FREE GREEN STAMPS w/COUPON Swift's Premium Flavorful B a g S a u s a g e 3 |b* 9 9 * Swift's Premium Tasty A I.ONGWOOD LANDMARK, the Old Overstreet House at the corner of E. Lake Avenue nnd Snnlnndo Sprinps Drive, was burned the first weekend in June under supervision of the Lonpwood Volunteer Fire Dept, to make way for a new open air grocery going up on the location. B o l o g n a ic i> u n k )_3 »>*• 9 9 * Herman's Orange Band W ie n e r s Seminole Youth Describes Thrills Of World Fair pavilion at the fair. The In­ figure of Abraham Lincoln and ternational visitors guest display of Lincolnian a. book is located on the pre­ I was proud of the bcauti mises. Boy Scouts were chos­ ful Florida Pavilion and its en to represent the youth of fine exhibits representing var­ America and serve as inter­ ious cities and sections of our national delegates of friend­ state. Aa members of the Scr ship. vice Corps from Florida w* Exhibits representing Club wore admitted to the por Scouting, Boy Scouting and poise show free of charge. Exploring were on display. It was a privilege to see tn Braille handbooks of the fair the Vatican Pavilion Michel for the blind were available angelo's incomparable Pieta at the Boy Scout information sculpture. After a couple of desk and trading post. unsuccessful attempts, be We were taken to Fort Tot­ cause It always teemed full ten, U. S. Army Air Defense to capacity, I saw the Billy Command Nike Base, where Graham Pavilion film, "The we were to sleep and eat army 5th Dimension," projected on style for the next seven days. la curved sorccn with Dr, The boys In our Troop (68) Graham as narrator. showed cooperation and high Special programs of con­ spirits the entire week and we certs were given daily at the were commended by the staff attractive United States Pavl as the best troop since the lion in addition to the exhibits opening of the fair. Our troop which were on the theme of was chosen to do the programs Greatness." It waa there, by at the U. S. Pavilion on Scout accident, that I encountered Day, June 13, and 1 had the the Shah of Iran, his wife and privilege of representing tlic entourage, who were visiting Protestant Boy Scouts of the the fair that day. United States in the religious The exhibits of the foreign heritage part of the program. countries were interesting At the pavilion our duties each pavilion designed In its varied and I had live oppor­ own handsome and unique tunity to demonstate mouth to style of architecture. mouth resuscitation, supervise Ttie fair ia at its best at the poular bind idenlfication night when masses of water, b o a id, a* well a s s e n e as a concrete and steel arc convert guide to visitors and a coun­ ed into a wonderland of light ter. and color. The most magnifi­ As a guide I was able to cent ai’ht of all is the 20 min­ meet people from all over the ute display of fireworks from United States and many for­ the Fountain of the Planets eign countries. Our patrol took with the chanigling colors of part In campfire programs in the fouintalns forming a water the Scout Arena with songs spectacular. The program de­ and skita. picts the history of our na­ Aside from my duties at the tion through the use of color scouting area, I was assign­ patriotic music ami fireworks. ed as part of the color guard Bidding farewell to the for Philippine dignitaries, in­ friends we had made, we cluding the daughter of the checked out of the World’s president, taking part in the Fair on the morning of June Philippine Independence Day 15 and took our last look at ceremonies. the place where we had speot During each day we were seven exciting fun-filled days. given a few hours free time Our group spent Monday in to explore the fair and 1 was New York City where we visit­ able to see all the major pa­ ed St. Patrick's Cathedral, the vilions. Included in every top of the RCA Building, and v o tic ib op aurr one's list as the finest and Radio City Music Hall. wo, m a u d w o r t h , among the largest are General Our patrol presented Mr. T O U A ND E A C H OK TOIT Motors Futurama; Ford-Patt, Daniel with a solid silver m e­ ,n h*r«bjr n o t l f l . d t h a t an 11 Present and Future; and Gen­ dallion of the 1961 New York h a s b»* n n o m m r n r s d a g a l n a t Electric Progreasland. World's Fair In appreciation y m In t h a C l r e u t l C o u r t o f Ih* eral N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t nr Ih* Walt Disney'a creation of an- for hit serving as our tour R i a l s o f F l o r i d a In a n d for figurei, especially leader. R c m ln n la C o u n t y , t h a a h h r c - mated looking, acting and v ia tail l l t l * of w h i c h Is: KA1.I. those We relumed home by bus H I V E D FAVIKOH IIANK. etc.. speaking as a human, added arriving in Orlando shortly 1 'l a l n t l f f . - v a - MAUD W O R T H . »t at., D a f a n d a n t a . In C h a n c e r y much to the Ford, General before midnight on June 16. No. tsioa. Electric, and Illinois exhibits. The experiences, friendships, T h a n a l u r a o f t h i s F u l l la a f o r a c l o a u r a o f t h a t c a r l a l n The Illinois Pavilion was to and memories gained on tills m o r t g i a * f ro m aald dafan.l* me the most inspirational at trip ill. 1 am sure, remain a n t a to p U I n t i r f , d a t a d F e b ­ the fair with its animated with the rest of our lives. r u a r y 35, ! M t a n d r a c o r d o l EDITORS NOTE: The following report wrai written for The llerald by Dan Caaaelberry, Troop Ml Boy 8 cout who waa one of 10 boys chosen from the Central Florida Connell to form the Service Patrol for n week at Boy Scoot PavllUon at the World’a Fair. Heading the group as Troop 341 Scout* master, W. T. Daniel Jr. • • • It In impossible to put Into words all of the fun and ex­ citement of our week a t the New York World'! Fair but I will try to share with you some of the highlights of our trip. Our Central Florida Council Service Corps contingent, made up of lo Scouts and Explorers and our tour leader, Ted Dan­ iel, Scoutmaster of Troop 341, Casselberry, left Orlando on June 7 by bus. We arrived in New York City the next morning although we had heard much about the fair we still didn't know what to expect. Upon arrival at the World'# Fair we were given the offi­ cial Boy Scout World’a Fair patch, neckerchief and Jac­ ket, which we were required to wear at all times and were our identification. We Joined the other contingents to mske up the Scout Service Corps and were given a brief or­ ientation tour. It Included a tour of the Travelers' Express Pavilion where a $500,000 electronic model of the fair and a million dollar money tree art on display. Wa were shown the Unis­ phere, largest model of the Earth ever made and the em­ blem of World'# Fair created by United Stateoa Steel. The Boy Scouts of America Pavilion ia called "The Won­ derful World of Scouting" and is the only youth organisation Legal Notice F e b r u a r y t» . JS«J In O fficial I t a c o rd a Itonk I t T p a p a 451 o f t h a P u b l i c I t a c o rd a o f 8# m lnots County, Florida, aneum t a r I n s t h a t c a r t a l n p laca o r p a r c a l o f p r o p e r t y l o r a t a d . altu a l a , a n d b s l n x In s a i d C o u n t y a n d Rtata, to - w lt: Dot No. IS. D lock T, N o r th O rlando T nw nslla. F o u rth A d d i t i o n , a s r a c o r d a d In P l a t H o n k IS, P a t s I I . P u b l i e I ta c o rd a of a a t n l n o l a County, F lorida EACH O F TOU l> R E Q U I R ­ E D t o f i t s y o u r a n s w s r or o lh a r w r ltta n dafanaaa to tha C o m p lain t w ith tha C lark of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Ramlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In Oita p ro c a a d l n a a n d to s a r v a a copy tharaof upon tha p lain tiffs a tto r n a y a . wboaa n a m e s and addrasa ara h araln afta r act f o r t h , aa r e q u i r e d t y l a w , n o t la ta r th a n th a l f t h d ay of July t a i l . In d e f a u l t t h a r a o f t h , c a u s a w ill p r o c a a d ax p a r t # u p o n t h a a n t r y o f a D acraa p r o C o n f a a a o a a a l n s t you. W ITN K H 8 m y b a n d a n d Ih* o f f i c i a l se a l o f aald C o u r t In B em ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h i s T ill day of June, Ilia . (HUAI.) A r t h u r H. D a c k w t t h , J r , C lark of th* C ircu it C ourt B y i M a r t h a T. V l h l a a D aputy C lark U K A R D A l.U O R ID L E T AN D L E W I S A ttornaya for P lain tiff (o N o r t h C o u r t S t r a a t P o s t Of flea B o s I f t S O rlando, F lo rid a p u b l i s h J u n * IS, i t . i l A J u l y S. 1144. C D A -ll Four Children Abanoned By Father To Be Returned Home SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (UPI) — Authorities today began making arrangements for the return to Minnesota of four childrea whose father abandoned them on a street corner with $2 and the ad­ monition, " w r i t e me at Christmas." Police Sgt. Ed Rucker said Sunday that arrangements would be made through the Washington County, Minn., Welfare Department to return the youngsters to their mo­ ther,, Mrs. Curtis Barlow, of Cottage Gove, Minn. Curtis Barlow Jr., 12, his brother, Terry, t , and their sisters, Susan, 7, and Beekie, 4, said their father left them oin the street corner last F ri­ day and sped away in his automobile, police reported. Police said do warrant had been issued against the fa­ • ther. Rucker aald in such cases police usually could see no purpose in filing a com­ plaint. Barlow, officers said, had taken the children two weeks ago after a family argument. Young Curtis told officers his father took two weeks to drive across the country, in­ cluding an eight-day stop­ over at Las Vegas, Nev. The boy said his father told him he planned to go to Santa Monica, Calif., to look for work. In Minnesota. Mrs. Barlow told authorities she had start­ ed a divorce proceedings aganst her husband. Police said the father gave the children $2, told them to contact police and admonish­ ed them to writo him at Christmas time. --------------- — .' -,M ; I A 3 12 -o *. pkgs. •1. Quick Frostn, Pan Ready, Head Off Dressed R e d S n a p p e r • »> 3 9 * IW re I '/ 2-lb. tiis ) ; • dairy specials • Kraft'* M iracle Whipped M b. Margarine . e re . 29* f-e s. Pk*. OTFd 3 / P Kraft's Chaste Spread Velveeta aaaaeaaaaaaaeaaaaa • frozen foods • Minute Mold Florida Orange Juice .... 3 «“ 89* Swanion'i 3-Course T-V Dinners............ 69* (Chicken- Turkey, or Sallibury Steak). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Popular Whitohouie Apple J u ic e ............. & 25* P6 P Fruit Cocktail ................... “<°l 19* Pink Lotion D iik Detergent • down produce lane a Penny Saver ..... 3 “iV Kleenex Colored or White Large Texas To w els............... 2 CANTALOUPES 3 for *1 59* %Blueto $1 . IO O m v .v n iO O Jfrl G r o a n S t a m p s ' *14 01* f a l l mi aafckat* all YURAN IN STA N T COFFEE 9-ox. |e r $1.49 («■*.'*> W*a- Jaa* 14. ISM) IIWWBrtW JT l O*40r Ol* e e n S ta m p s ****** m i ****** a* SALADA TEA BAGS 100-ct. pk9. $1.04 (tapir* O W June 34* 1M4) iV _ Jfti G r o o n S t a m p s WO Ola ****** m i **- 0 . . . *4 KAISER BROILER FO IL 20-ft. roll 45c ( S if lfM M ftd e J u n e 34, I M 4I Chicken Of The See Chunk T u n a ....... 3 ‘2 ? $1 | IflMMMMMM, SO TO W m i Cairo Beauty Smooth 10W VtiStWH J j l O0 4r All e e n S la m p e (Sums mJ m A in ofc Jill OWOr Ola e e n S la m p e ai r a* m i saidiaa* *0 PIUSIURY INSTANT POTATOES 2— B-os. pkgt. 66c HOT SHOT BUG BOMB I4 - o i. bomb 19c t«a*ir*a tea*- Jaa* 14. 1*441 _ _ Peanut Butter Cairo Beauty Sweet Mixed Pickles 33* eeteeeeeee teteeeeeseteeeeeeeeee 22t-os -os. 3 9 , hr tosplrtt Nfsde June 34. 1M4I 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. O ^ ' pV xY W J tl O r e e n S la m p e •S O O iaaM M .aaJ ****** a t SNOW Y DRY BLEACH re f. p kf. 49c <*ss4r*a tea*- Jaa* S4. 1*441 J O T O W if f J J fl O re e n S ta m p s - SEMINOLE PLAZA ■40 Ola aa*,** m i *wOaa* aft "U nox" Imported Conned Hems 2-lb. cen $1.99 HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 ItBpfDi Mfed-a Jun# Me 1M4) CASSELBERRY, ._ FLA. �t » 77. r r ‘ _j / 0 i - r _ .j - Bridal Reception. Tea Fetes Miss Marilyn McDaniel ( * A profusion of delicate pas­ tel pink sweetheart roses and baby breath tastefully arrang­ ed In crystal and silver con­ tainers embellished the re ­ ception rooms, which were opened cn suite, of the lovely Virginia Avenue, Mayfair home of the Harold Appleby* at an elaborate bridal tea honoring Miss Marilyn Mc­ Daniel, popular bride-elect of David B. King, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fin­ cher McDaniel. Mr*. Frank Voltollne gra­ ciously greeted the guests at the door, and her petite bru­ nette beauty was enhanced by her colorful blue print low MISS PAM PATTERSON KAREN T1IORNELL MARILYN SMITH ^^Wl & |f ? Ev i 3FL Jrf lI . in £ .JF, M .J i milMi %. . ENJOYING A FASHION PARADE featuring tho latent in swim wear at the Lake Mary home of Mrs. Phyllis RiigeiiHtcIn at a recent Welcome Wagon Club meeting nrc, from tho left, Mrs. Kathy Erhold, treasurer; Mrs. Mnry Pugh, vice president; Mrs. Deo Shaffer, secretary, and Mrs. Kugcnstein, hostess. Welcome W agon Club Enjoys Swim W ear Fashion Parade ladies retreated to the lakefront, where a picnic table was placed in the shade of lull pines for a delicious chic­ ken lunrlieon, catered by Maryland Fried Chicken. Special guest was Mrs. Donald llurns of England, and the door prize was awarded Mrs. Ren Shaffer, Participating in Hie faohlon parade were models, Karen Tliorneil, Marilyn Smith and I’ain Pnltcmun with Mrs. Vir­ ginia Petroski narrating the colorful showing of swim fa­ shions from Garret's Depart­ ment Store, The models showing "div­ ing girls", caps designer! to protect their discriminating eulflurcs, styled by the Ace Beauty Salon. Among Hie suits shown was a d a tslln g hot pink of polished cotton, two piece featuring daisy quilling, modelled by Karen Thorncll. Her "Diving Girl" cap was a perfect matMiss Marilyn Smith was stunning in a sleek black one piece suit with peek-a-boo fa­ goting lnserti and a white cap, A chic sunshine yellow ona piece suit, featuring an dasticiscd butter cup tucked neckline with a black cap, was stiown by Miss Pam P at­ terson. Following the parade, club members and guests enjoyed the relaxation, hospitality and diversified entertainm t n t which was so graciously ex­ tended by Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstein. Mias Dlan Shepherd Aiken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Aiken of Sanford and Paul Leslie Marts, son of l)r. and liter of the bride, was ring Mrs. Charles T. M arti ol bearer. Pompano Beach, were united Following the wedding, a in holy matrimony on Friday, reception was held in the June 10, at 7:30 p. m. at the church parlor, with arrange­ First Presbyterian Church of ments of glads and fern pre­ (ialnesvlllc, with Dr. Charles dominating in the floral decor. T. Marts, father of the groom, Assisting at the reception performing tho Impressive were Miss Gail Nelson, Mrs. candlelight double ring cere­ C. I. Holden, Miss Mary Ann mony before an altar embank­ Porter, Mr*. D. R. Munroe, ed with gladioli, potted plants Miss Sharon Rrown, MUs ami candelabra. Mrs. C. Callaway furnished the traditional nuptial hymns with fl. E. Aiken, tenor and father of the bride, singing "Because" ami "Tho Lord's Prayer." (liven in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a full length bridal gown of peau dc sole with lace and pearl bodice. Her fingertip veil of illusion was attached to a pearl and crystal crown, and her bridal bouquet was a The U. S. Children's Bureau colonial arrangement of white estimates that by 1080 the roses. MU* Anne Aiken served her child population in tho United sister as Maid of Honor, and States will be 75.7 million. she was attired in a soft pink street length gown ol sheer organza and carried a nosegay of pastel carnations. Richard G. Marta was hU brother's best man, and ush­ ers were Doa KUslan, Richard Msndel, Chuck Chance and Bedford Aiken, brother of the •cJIftftgy ItiwuM l l t M i . O a lj ge«t« bride. <g f <»Uj— ifri. L ook V b u n gor— P o o l Y ou n gw rl f . h i Awey Iq f-M Is WrlsMse i M i l u MW IIOKMONUC K A tm r There'll no need of a long statement when our message in brief. So we’ll just akip -------------------------------------------- K div&’a Fashions down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers s complete electrical service, d u e t t good work, does it prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully aua does appreciate Its customers." Sid Vihlen Ilundall Electric Company titH PARK DR. Opes Wed. M< A FrL NUe Commercial The buffet and side table held bouquet* of sweetheart roses in silver containers with white candles glowing from silver candelabra flow­ ing cascades of pink satin 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 222-0911 Industrie! Wiring streamers and roses. The hostesses presented the honorce with two handsome sterling napkin holders en­ graved ‘‘Marilyn" and "D a­ vid." Miss McDaniel received a beautiful pink rose corsage with pink satin leaves from the hostesses and Mrs. Mc­ Daniel was presented a white carnation corsage with white satin leaves. Alternating in pouring were Mrs. John Ivey, Mrs. Ray­ mond Herron, Mrs. William Kratzcrt and M n. Rupert Strickland. The hostesses were capably assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Wine, Mr*. Thomas Bowden, Mr*. Albert Jarrell, Mr*. Joe Jarrell, Ml*s Rose KraUert, Miss Anna Lee Hermon and Mis* Judy Herron. Over 350 guest* were invi­ ted to call during the appoint­ ed hours of the spectacular bridal tea reception. THE STRAW BAGS ARE HERE NOW! Girts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. PLAID STAMPS YOU’LL LOVE THESE BY MERCURY f j.0 0 PAIR poles contsined toasted nuts and dainty bon bons with sil­ ver trays offering a variety of appetizing open face sandwi­ ches shaped into heart and wedding bell design. ny Doris Dean Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Fchl and son Casey of 2 Sherry Ave., North Orlando, left to­ day for Ravenna, Ky., where they will visit Mrs. Fehl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Hood, for two and one hnlf weeks before flying from Charleston, S. C., to Roosevelt Road, Puerto Rico, where they will be stationed for the next three years. They will return to North Orlando if their next assign­ ment brings them back to .Sanford Naval Air Station. ELEGANCE AND SPLENDOR were predomi­ nant at a recent bridal reception ten hosted by Mrs. Harold Appleby at her lovely Virginia Ave­ nue Mayfair home, honoring Miss Marilyn Mc­ Daniel, popular bride-elect of Duvid B. King, jj ip A bevy of battling beauties attired in the very latest in fashionable swim wear par­ aded gracefully in a allowing ataged recently by the Wel­ come Wagon Club of Sanford at the apadoua la kefrunt homo of the Robert Jtugcnatcins In Lake Mary, The delightful day of fun in tho aua started In the morning with the regular bus­ iness meeting conducted by Mrs. John Pugh, vice presi­ dent, in Uie absence of the president, Mrs. Walter Ble­ vins. A charity project, Involving children in foster homes was the main topic of discussion, and further aurvoy will con­ tinue at the next monthly meeting. Following the meeting, the was served from a cut crys­ tal bowl In crystal caps from one end of the table with cof­ fee offered from the opposite end from antique sliver ser­ vice. Silver and crystal com- Miss McDaniel received the guests in a stunning sheer pastel blue organza, belted in blue satin with sheer blue lace inserts centering the bod­ ice front. Her shoes and Jew­ elry were of matching blue. Mrs. McDaniel was attired in an elegant sheer pink lin­ en sheath featuring white lace inserts in the skirt and bodico with accessories in accord. Mrs. Appleby received in a smart white silk sheath, with Iter sisters, Mrs. Jam es Leo­ nard and Mrs. Bess Herman, co-hostesses, attired In sheer summer prints with contras­ ting accessories. The lavish table, Overlaid with an exquisite sheer Uco heirloom cloth, was centered with a three tiered, silver epergne with sweetheart ros­ es and baby breath artistical­ ly arranged to form a pictur­ esque centerpiece. Two threo footed cut crystal candelabra, bolding white tapers adorned with roses and narrow pink ■ •“'■j %-v jJ w 4 satin streamers, graced the centerpiece side*. Sparkling pastel pink fruit punch, float­ ing a heart-shaped ring mold centered with lilies of the valley and sweetheart roses, SWUM It m p.uM- 7 dreg* dsUf l«4w ik w t wrist U*. Wh«w « w » t h . d •a «kia. n f f llw i n i s — W j <**• M SI *4 iMstts b i s n s spots on th. turfsce ol your hsmit sod face tell the world you're setting old—per­ haps before you really are. Fads them away with new ISOTERJCA, that medicated cream that brreki up masses of pig­ ment on the .kin, help* make hind, look white end young again. Equally effective on the face, neck and arms. Not a coverup. Acte in the skin—not on i t Fragrant, grtaseleaa baa* for softening, lubricating skin as it rlrars up those blemishes. At laading drug and toiletry coun­ ters. U plus tax. If you have these age-revealing brown m»U. blotches, or U you want clearer, fighter skin, use ESOTEJUCA. At all Drug store*. tiie w a GIVEN WITH EACH $200 CLEANING ORDER Forming tho receiving line for the 350 invited gnoHts were Mrs. James Leonard, co-hostess, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, mother of the honorcc, Miss Marilyn McDaniel, Mrs. Harold Apple­ by and Mrs. Bess Herman, co-hostess. PUNCHY NKW YORK (UPI) — Here’s a punch that’s easy to make. Combine on* cun frozen limeade concentrate, one can frozen orunge Juice concen­ trate (IJ ouncea each), one package (10 ounces), frozen sliced atruwbcrrica which have been thawed and 2 cups cold water; mix well. Stir 1 bottle (28 ounce size) gingcrale in­ to fruit mixture. Pour Into punch cup*. Top each serving with whipped cream, Makes about two quarts. With This Advertisement (Bonus Good For 12 Days) AT EITHER OF OUR 3 PUN TS . . . C0NSUI1 US FOR YOUR 110 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 2704 SANFORD AVE Cor. K. 1st ft Hanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8452 504 W. FIRST ST. Now mors than ever before... ft* ft whole lot chsepsr to go all-dectne la your kitchen, laundry — ja m entire hams — thaw to t ...W IT H FLA M ELES S ELECTRIC air-conditioning IVxLy'a aiactda adr coodtthwfrg fa • mantel of triad and p n tm dapaoft. ability. Quieter and mose efficient than • w . Bettor looking...trim m er and ■Umznar. Wide afaolea ad sfaea sad modal*. Prices are lower, tool Enjoyed by over a million Floridian ki thstr bonus. Provide year fitnBjr wi*h Its g .a .IM lia g tea**** Oil sad ■ • !» • U rislag L e e lla . S ite feel* teftet, M M ilur. I m W alaMot 1m uady. Acta ae qnkMy Lceoaa It*, ahsaat S lot*. «m I U . fee t f m W , Wtabwr. •Way. Oaty 1340 glee tee. SW to y S.yfty eat* S M H“* toe. Oa m I# at TwUuy C—ama. l>«g«n»*at h u e sad Beeg b e e «■eeyehwa. TOUCHTON TOUCHTON REXAM. DRUG REXALL DRUG •7/&Ww f l a ' mclexx sussmw tm u m w 207 Magnolia Ave. A �/* •' “I I > v% it. 1 ffjff Fi7tTirr8 Tim e 51, 1984 — T u g * 9 f (m ill (DaxVi TELEVISION TONIGHT By Abigail Van Buren • DEAR ARBY: I am an American Airlines stru artl­ ess and I love my work, but my problem is the same as every other airline steward­ ess I know. When a male passenger wants to make conversation with us, he asks two questions: (I) How do you like fly ins? (21 Aren't you afraid to fly so much? Abby, If we didn't like flying, we wouldn't fly. And if we were “ afraid." we wouldn't be flying for a liv­ ing. I'll bet I answer those two questions 50 times a day! You would do thous­ ands of airline stewardesses a big favor if you would suggest a few more original questions. Please? MISS A. A. DEAR MISS A. A.: I was about to suggest: (1) Are you going with anybody? (2) What are you doing to­ night? Hut they are proba­ bly more common than the two questions you mention­ ed. You can't blame a man for wanting to strike up a conversation with an attrac­ tive girl. Yours is a great job! Wliere else can you find men who are already strapped in? • • • HONDA T P. ■ . lies ( i) n » s « a * * * •» ••■ DEAR ABBY: How do you tell your doctor that you would like another med­ ical opinion without imply­ ing that you do not trust his Judgment? Is it all right to ask him to recommend an­ other doctor or are you ex­ ported to find your own? If you should decide to change doctors, is it nervy to ask your old doctor to give your new doctor your records ami X-rays? I would like to know how all this Is handled as 1 am very stupid about such matters. NO NAME. PLEASE DEAR NO NAME: Any patient who would like an­ other medical opinion has the right to tell her doctor so. If she has a doctor in mind, she may request that he lie called in. Otherwise her doctor will recommend one. If she sliould decide to change doctors, the physi­ cian in service will (or should) graciously send her records and X-rays to her new doctor on tlie latter's requost. • • • DEAR ABBY: What in the world is the matter with a certain big store here in town? This is the second run-in Pvt had with them $£uoobif. (On JA c Ct/om&n (1) 111 (I) i n ill (SI T.OS ( ! ) m ■■i n , a* S p o rt * W eather W eather W a lte r C ronklt* llu atW y-nrlnktey l l a v * d u n W ill T rao o l TV TIME Answer Man Q: I would like to know to ; whom Eliiabcth Taylor was married when the converted TUESDAY A. M. to the Jewish faith.-E.R .E., Schenectady. S;o0 (•» S!*n On A: The present Mrs. Burton f i l l (St B u n e h ln e A lm a n a o 1:10 (S) F a r m It e p o rt was married to Michael Todd S:10 (11 W o r l d C i v i l i s a ti o n at tlw time. 1:10 ( I ) C o l l e t * *f I k s Air e s s I H ' t l ) T oSty ( I ) W e l l n * M o,le e Q: Rumors have been going l i l t (Si F e r e s M a r k e t R e ­ port around that the cute little l*)j (I) M ai* Newe **s who appears on the Bayer As­ W eather pirin commercial is dead. Is t i l l ( I ) T o l a r i t ) M ic k ey F.vana S h o w Ihere any troth to them? — 7:10 S o# ( I ) C a p t a i n R a s t e r * * A.C.F., Manchester, Conn. 1:11 ( I ) W e a t h e r a n * Maw* A: Little Teddy Quinn, who • I t ( • > T o d a y (!) C trtoavlll* has a million fans because of ( t ) l .e m p e of L e a r n i n g that commercial, it still alive t;00 (1) D i v o r c e C o u r t ( and we never erase wonder­ 1:11 ( t tl ) lKl ot emr cp leer* R oom ing how these rumors of (1) d a l e Htorm death, usually horrible, of TV l*i*0 I I I l a y W I N IS) Alike W a l l a c e N e w s personalities start. 11:10 ( I t W o r d f o r W o r d • • • I I I I L o v e X.eey P r i c e Ie K l r h t Q: 1* Molly Bee of "The 11:00 (*> I t) Jeopardy (S) Del T h* M e .e a rJimmy Dean Show" married? IS) T h * MeCoys Will she be a regular on the 11:00 11:10 (St Mleslng L in k * ( I ) P e l s a. U l e d v s show next year?—M. L., Ha ton Rouge, La. TUESDAY P. M. A: Molly is still tingle, and I t St ( I I b ees * r t.rr* next year the will appear on I t) F a th e r K now s Rest ten Doan shows. That's al­ (1) F i r s t I m p r e s s i o n most a regular on TV variety I I A* ( I ) T e n n e e e s s E r r t s F o r d Hhow shows. ( I I Basrah far T o sse s* * a row ( I ) T ru th # r ConesQ: What it th* name of the qusnees tune that it played during the Hits ( I ) o u i a i s e u r w t InstantChase and SanNirn 1 00 (SI H lrt T a l k (0 ) D e c e m b e r D r ld s coffee commercial? — S.Y., (1) Newe Tacoma. 1 :IS C ) H p eclal— 1.1. As T h * W o rld f u r s * A: There Is nothing instant 1:11 (S) IS) M id - F la . N r e i about tlie answrr. It's called ( I ) Helenes “The Eighteenth Variation l i « 4 ( t l i ^ r r t i m * l:0 S ( l l P s s s w e r d fromRhapsody and Theme IS) Mr. Aleiioe of Paganini" by Rachmanin­ t i l l ( I ) A r t l . l n h l e t t s r ( I ) D a y In C o u r t off. * * * Q: I would like to know the /V f o \ i s « f ex r \ $ ages of I'eter, Paul and Mary. RI DL- I N THE AYR Ano which one Is which? And t o n re t: a t i i : * i i a y what are their Inst names? — TlSS A 11 >30 D.U., LamaMer, Pa. W. W a r | | T r u e a lo r y , , A: Mary, tlie one without l e l l l t i — Guadalcanal "T H IS T i l t h m : i ) 1.1.M l" the heard, Is 27 years old and K ie v llu llc u was born a Travers but is r » - l l l f — IlifO Only presently married lo Barry - P t l . M P I’ IIIM iS W F .L K K M I" Fclnsteln. Paul Is tlie taller — T fu y - ll.in a bu * — of tiw two and U 26. HU last ra n n l* H leveu* Color nam* U Stoukry. Peter, last name Yarrow, Is alto 26. | 1 i t l i l t (I) (») ft) 1:11 ( t ) (2) 1:1* (t> (I) II) t i l l (II (S) i^ L ttX n v a W*wi>. F4*»* fw-ewlk.- C f t 7:30 . 2:00 O U MON. • FRI. NOW thru WED. OPEN 1:00 SHOWS AT 1:30 - 4:41 7:55 DMXYl r. ZAMJCK3 THE Legal Notice fire. It couldn't h* a coma-on. Bob knew Uiat Arthur hsld no more club*. Ilenrs It had to bs a suit preference call for a heart lead. Arthur led Uie ncs and then the nine of hearts. Bob ruffed, than studied that nina of hearts lead, de­ cided It was a suit preference for • dinmond and put Ar­ thur in with the queen. This time Arthur led his lowest heart, tba three. Bob ruffed again, studied a while and decided there had lieen m suit preference call fur a club. He led his Jack. South ruffed with tha quern, and Bob overruffed with tha king. Then hs led his last heart, and Bob was able to overruff dummy's nine with tha tan. T M tA T IU £?««■ A D M IS flO l swim * os a n u «*** < or 3S( adm By Ruth Millett Taka a memo to yourself: Ing in to all ths aches and ‘T he older I get the harder I pallia that tempt me to say I don't feel up to dulng things. will try to— “ Be as eager and enthuaias"Keep going, Instead of glvtie a listener as a talker, tinea the sound of one's own voir* often grows sweeter the tv T i n : r u i n i t r n t ' R T n r older one gets. T i l l ', v I v r II J I I I H T A I . < 111r t IT. i t am i eon * t:w i. ''Refuse to dwell on sad and t c i .i : r n t ' v r r ri.n n iu A . tragic events, but to think ( I I A M F . M V V n MIST and talk of happier things. u n u i t DAVIS. n s ia tirr. "Cultivate tact, Instead of thinking that age gives me H ATtO A R K T H . DAVIS. D e f e n d a n t . the right to be brutally frank H o T irr. t o a p i ' i : am with friend* and family. T O i M A IIU A R K T II. DA V IS W h o * * r a a l d t n c * I* u n ­ "Make It aa easy aa poaknown T o u s r * h a r s h ? n o t i f i e d t h a t aible for others to lend me a A C o m p l a i n ! f o r D i v e r t * ha* helping hand, instead of in­ h s e n filed a c a l n e t you In th * s h o r e e i y l e l C o u r t , a n d y o u sisting on having things Hone a r * r e q u i r e ! t o **r»* * o p / Just as I would have them. of y o u r A n s w e r o r p l e a d i n g to "Do whatever I ran, when­ t h * C o m p l a i n t a n Ih* P l a i n ­ t i f f * a t t o r n e y . T R U M A N E. ever I can, for those friends (1IIAHON. IDS On* N o r t h Or- who ar* lese fortunate or lese Ana* lltda.. O r l a n d e . F l o r i d a a n d f l i t t h * o r l a l n s l A n s w e r able to do things for them­ o r p l e a d i n g t n t h a o f f l c * o f selves than I am. th * C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . "Be charitable Instead of H tin ln o l* C o u n t y C o u r t llou**, critical of other'a H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , o n o r b afo r* harshly fault* and shortcoming*. "Keep on making new friends, to prevent my circle of friends from growing smaller year by year. "Enjoy people of my age, instead of always wanting to lie with Uioet who ars young­ er. "Always have something planned for the future to look forward to. “ Consider each birthday a triumph, Instead of a reason for feeling depressed. "See that the corners of my mouth turn up Instead of down. "Look for things to admire, rather than for things to de­ plore, in the very young." TV R E N T A L • Sales • Service Seminole TV fA 8-4989 Color TV Sale* 8666 Hanford Ava. Z en ith LIQUOR MART OF VALUES I'rlcea Ar* Tailored To Your Tim*, Neede And Budget . , . It A Bottle . . or Casa !>. C. Free Prompt Delivery T r u m a n C. f l r a a o n A ttorney for P lain tiff lu « t i n e N o r t h O r a n g e Dldg. o rla n d o , Florldg P u b l i s h J a n a I I . SI. t * * J u l y T el 822-6908 Open • A. Me—18 Midnight j a. I ill. CDA-II ADD A PH0NE...ADD A LOT TO LIVING (JmJs CAFETERIAS T)ttMF<xxi CcwteMSHice Coma P as snta aa. layoy uiep, appaMilag aot*4e, . , ---la flivPTirVM -- -a-- a---a- VlfHNNB • • • R ■k WyJw pieeiaat awrroundlapi. Ami rammetier, Tfwmdty *40* f I* "family night" with free dessert* H r all. . . eng , Murder night to "stank mght" wtma pmr pet a Mg H -* . T Co m ateat tanked in p m m t m tar c a r : N A. M. • t i t P, I I (S) N s w s l l n a I ts (i) T hs D orters To T e l l T h s T r o t h L erstta T c sa g G s n a r a ) so o ep tta l Th* E d * # of Nleh S Q s e s a F o r A Da# T o u D o n 't Hay D nualao E d w a rd s Mews H serst I t s r s a T rallm astsr T h* M atch G am s I ’n c l s W e l t H u m * A A lla n M averick C artoons n * st of G re se h * Nswscop* D i v a It T* U sers* On(Bhidqsi By Oswald Jacoby South should have opened one heart, instead of one worm n spade. He had no real reason *9711 VKSI to go on to four apadt-i after ♦ J« West's double and his part­ ♦ K Q 7? W UT EAST ner's jump to three, but he *K a A 1016 wua most unfortunate to wind 9AIII V2 up g o i n g down four tricks ♦ AQ941 OKI 0 6 V when A rthur Robinson and 4M AJ 106I S Iloli Jordan of rhiladclphia w o r m to ) discovered a perfect defense. AAQJJ J1 0 7 9 Of course. South could have ♦ ia reduced the carnage several ♦ A9 ways, but tba defense was No on* vubiersbte really beautiful. BouU West North East Kust's ten of clubs forced 1A Dble 8 A Tats Suuth'a ace at trick one. 4 A ra ts Pass Pass Opening lead—A 9 South led a club to dummy's king. East played tbs three. When South led the club land Arthur (West) ruffed. queen from dummy, Uob I Ha studied a wlills In order (East) played the six s|Mit. (So figure out why Bob had South dlacaidsd a diamond I played tbs sia inalead of lliu lb * 14th d a y o t J u l y . 1 M I. I f y o u fall t o d o *o. J u d g e m e n t by default w ill ba taken a g a l n e t y o u f o r th * r e l i e f d e ­ m a n d e d In Ih* C o m p l a i n t . DONE and O lll'E IIE D at S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a t h i s 1 1 t h d ay o f J u n e , 1114. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r , <1erk of th a C ircuit C ourt Hem tnol# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a lly M a r t h a T. V lh len over their fouled-up book­ keeping. I went on my lunch hour and stood in line to pay ten dollars on my hill, which paid me up in full. Then I got a bill from them allowing that I still owed them $9.90, but a credit was p u t through f o r TEN CENTS! Now, Abby, you know perfectly well that no store will accept a TEN­ CENT payment on a bill! Well. I took my receipt AND my lawyer with me and went down there and told them off but good. Be­ lieve it or not. they are still looking for their mistake. Tell your readers to hold on to their receipts. Mine sav­ ed me. NOT SO DUMB • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO WM. T.: A small salary is often surrounded by a big oppor tunity. Give it a try. • • • Troubled? Write to AllBY, Box 69700, Los Ange­ les, Calif., 90069. For a per­ sonal reply, enclose a stamped envelope. • • • For Abby’a tiooklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding." send 50 cents to Ab­ by, Box 69700, Los Ange­ les, Calif., 90069. ( I ) D lrees ( I ) Z en * ( l r * r T h * i » » r 7 . IS ( I ) M o n d a y N il* A t T h s M e rits ( I ) T o 1*11 T h * T r u t h (St O u t e r 1-lmlts t I t ( I ) l'v * ( lo t A S e c r e t 1.10 ( t ) W a g o n T r a i n (S) T h * L u r e Hhow 1:0* (S) P e n n y T h o m s * 9.11 (SI A n d y G r i f f i t h Show ( J ) H o l l y w o o d a n d Ih* M ar* 10.00 (S) l l r e e k l n r Point ( t . fl e e t Bid*— W ee l Side ( I t Mny Alo ng wi*h M itch 11:00 ( I ) New e (»> N ew elln * 11:11 i l l S p o rt* F in e ! (SI T h e a t e r of th * S t a r e l l . l t ( I t T o n ltt Shew (SI Movla 11:11 (S) T b a t . a l a S h o w (I) I.OS (•> (I) II) I : l t (I) (S) (1) t i l l (I) O tm e r 4 ;8 P • 8.-00 F. I t Trad# Winds Cafetariaa *U* locsUd la Orlando, L tm b v i, Cocoa. Melbourne A Ft. Plerc*. NOW SERVING la Ik* Seminole Plaza Join the Stepaavere. Happy famflieu, three. They believe phonea art for reaching, not for running. So they have phones in the likeliret pUcaa where families gather, relax or work most Kitchen. Bedroom. Florida room. Workshop. Let colorful extenaion phones subtract steps, add pleasure in your life. Call your Telephone Company Buiinees Office lor detail*. ON l'. t 11-98 SOUTH at Coat* Su rry SM-TS7I W«* P r o v i d e T h e F m p s t C .t t c - t 'n t ' S e r v i c e i »i C e n t r . i l F l o r i d .i ».(2iwty dtttfo fiim E xe rcise your right a s a citizen 4 be sure to register and vote this yeai k > < l i �Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES TUESDAY, JUNE S3, 1H4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day when almost everyone wants to apeak out of turn and criticize friend or foe alike, (Hit only disastrous re­ sults could follow such an at­ titude. A tendency to acci­ dental conditions is also In effect, for the mind and rea­ son conflict with feelings and emotions, causing pretty dif­ ficult conditions. Self-control Is the only answer. ARIES (March 21 to April IB)—You want to take a long trip or pioneer Into the un­ known, but think of the cost or the hazard first. Sleep on it. Give helping hand to the troubled today and take it easy. TAURUS fAprll 20 to May 20) —Venting your ire on others could cause big trouble now, so be moderate In your apeoch. An understanding, kind manner gets belter re­ sults, anyway. Work without complaining. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) — Arguing with associates only turns them against you and you lose out after much planning and hard work in the past. De peaceful. Then many benefits snd much credit comes to you. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 2 1 )- If you are not careful, you will make many mistakes in your work and that would be a real problem later. Listen to w hit partners have to say. Regain equili­ brium and all will be okay. LEO (July 22 to August 21) —A little money spent to show your fine friends a good time is a worthwhile Investment today. Show how much you appreciate them. Hobbles can also be perfected at the same time. VIRGO (August 22 to Sept­ ember 22)— Any nagging on your part could certainly start • hornet's nest s t home now. Be gentle, eoosiderate, In­ stead. Stop being so tense— you should have no complaints In life. UBRA (September 23 to October 23)—If you don't talk so much while driving, you avoid accidents now. In fact, the unguarded word anywlwrc could be dangerous. Make your reports out accurately. SCORPIO (October 23 to No­ vember 2 1 )- You muet act the pattern of ecooomy for those about you now. While you want to make new invest­ ments, this la not a good day for auch. Await a far better time. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21)— While you want to gain own alms, tie euro you have a high re­ gard for ethics. Be aura you dress fur the occasion. Sec tin t your health la improved at professional hands. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20)— Get Uiat borcsome work behind you quickly and thon help tlwec who are confined to bed. lie very tactful in dismissing those who deter your progress. E xpaw l. I AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19)— Social affalra sliould be forgotten until you have more time and the plan­ ets are friendly. Don't count on Uiat particular friend right now, as you might bo disap­ pointed. PISCES (February 20 to March 20)— Every chance la present to show your loyalty to blg-wigs right now. Be sure you safeguard your credit. Any thoughtless act could al­ so bring you much distress, if you permit. IP YOUR CHILD U DORN TODAY, he or she will have « fine mind and be very good a t mathematics, so be sure you give the courses la educa­ tion that will lit him or her tor police work or politics, gov­ ernment pursuits of value to self and the public at large. The big business person is also In tills chart very strong­ ly—good organizational abil­ ity. "The Start la p el, they de not compel." What you make • I your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Rlgbter'i individual Forecast for your sign for July Is now rrady. For your copy sond your birthdite and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghter Forecast, The Stntord Herald, Box 1B21, Hollywood 21, California. Among men aged 45-04, ths death rate from strokes de­ clined by 22 per cent between 1060 and 1000, according to Florida Heart Association. 8trokes accounted for 11.2 per cent of all deaths in the UB. la 1902, mors than one out of every ton deaths In ths t/ffrt* ' *** Florida r~ nr 7 F 1 □ — 8T — — O" w — — — P i n ■ p i ■ i ~ 1 rr — I ‘5 T 51 mm r — 36 * ~ tr ■ ■ " IT ~ a r r — — IT r r ir nr i ^ r r rr il E r - r II XT tr — — mmmm sr j �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. Classified Phone From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win w N t » sponsible for more thin one Incorrect lniertlon of your ad, and reserve* the right to re vise or rejcet any advertise ment from what ordered to conform le the policies of this paper. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuaa., thru F n . - 1 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Set. noon. Legal Notice N O T IC E o r i t ' I T sta te o r n o n i n t toi CAUL HOHN'HORBT. IS1 TrxnWIln S t r r e t . B r o o k l y n . New T u r k : 1 IK N H IK TT A II O II N1 IO R 8 T DKHM AllAIri. Kltc-hl i u r x Htal* Ro»4, A*hby , M»«i • - • h u e . l t e ; H E R R M A N N WOKH K I.K , Huh well «•>. Oiitech, tirliw i r s w a M 7611. tf e r m x n y ; FR IED R IC H SV’OH R L E. >lio k n o w n e» F r l e - l r l c h W o eh rl* . 7J«1 O li e r w e l e r O artenw eg/ ulier K a r lsru h e , O a r m a n y ; FRIED A W O K ItllLK YVACI N E I L K e l e r a h e n d h e l m , Helil<-r■ tr.i»» « K a r l M a rx S t a t e . o » le o n e , l l e r m a n y ; O T T O W O E . l l l t L E , I ' t m e n w e a SI, A h r e n i . h u r a , bel l l a m t . o r g , O e r m a n y KUNA B C IIM K KI.KE . SI-10 I'.'th I’lace. Maepetli. N ew Y o r k : A N IT A lllU S O N , 640 t l a r . l . n A v e n u e , Mt. V e r n o n . New Y o r k ; A N N ELIK 8E O IU K 8 8 . H orn. fc*rx/8chw *riw *ldb*hn. H »upta t r a e a e 101, O e r m a n y ; KUNA W O E IIR I.E K lfT E N llR U O lH in F r t c k e e t r e e e * IS, H a m b u r g lo. O erm any; ED IT H W O IIU LE H O l ’I’K, i l i e k n o w n aa K dltb V o e l i r l * Ho p p e, H a m b u r g AtI o n a , a m U r u n n e n h o f I, t i e r m a n y ; E L L A W O E H R L E . 775 S o u t h IS th B tr e e t. N e w a r k S. N e w J a r a e y ; H E L M U T W O B II lll.E , 4-1 E d g e h l ll T errace, Hi n u e e l a e r w y c k . T ro y , N e w Y o r k ; DOIH8 DOIt.NEH YOUNU. 4127 r .am ln o Real, t a i l An g ele-. C a l i f o r n i a ; ( J E u l t O K At.JJKKT DOHNB R, 5514 N o r th Ilellf lo w e r Roulevard, Lakew o o d . C a l i f o r n i a : A U C K POM1*1.1’M, H a m b u r g 7«. I f o t e n b u r g p o rt. V ler L anderdam in SO, 4 ) r r m a n y ; MARY It. UltAUN, 4011 Be ton A v en u e, U r o n s , New Y o r k ; T ltA V IB UltAUN, S R r y a n t Drive, H u n t l n i t o n , I-on» l . l a n d . N ew Y o r k ; HATMOND IlltAU N, 7 D r y a n t D rive, H u n t ­ i n g t o n . L o n g l a l a n d . N ew Y o r k ; K A I t E N UltAUN, m i n o r, 401S B e to n A venue, Ilrom , New Y o r k ; A L L U N K N O W N H E IR S , 4l r v l i e e i , g r a n t e e * , lienor*, c r e ­ d ito rs, truateea, or o th e r c la im ­ a n t s by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r or ag sln at JA C O B W O E IIH I.I l. M A R I K IIO HN IIORB T, OKOII4117 W O E H Itl.K . CO N RAD W l l E Jlltl.K . HENRY W O E H R I.E. J A L 'o l l W O E I I R I . E , also k n o w n a» J a c o b K. W o b r l s , ROSA STO RE, a l s o k n o w n s s lloaa TV. S t o r t s , J O H N W O E H R L E . y tollE R T JACOII OOTTI.IK II W OEHRLE, MRS. ROIIKRT JA COII t l O T T L l E U W O E H R L E , a o T T U K I I W O E H R L E , IIIRD117 W O E I I R I . E H O R N E R , a ls o k n o w n as I t e r t h s W. D n r n e r, FR IED A WOEHRLE t illO N W O L D , a l t o k n o w aa F ri e d a TV W. l l r a u n w a l d t , ERNST w o eh rle. alm a HRLENM ANNA W O E I I R I . E , a l s o k n o w n f. Alina Woi-hrle, M A R IE D R I L L . ANNA M A R I E BRAUN, a l s o k n o w n aa A n n a Mail* B r o w n . F R E D E R I C K BRAUN, alao known aa rredarlrk B r o w n , a n d e a c h o f sa id n a m ­ ed d a c e a a a d p e r s o n a ; AND ALL p a r l l e a h a v i n g , o r c l a i m i n g to h a v t , a n y r i g h t , l i l t * o r I n t a raat In t h a f o l l o w i n g d t a c r l b e . l t r u s t l a n d s , l y i n g a n d b e i n g In Sem inole County, Florida, to ­ wn: N o r t h Id a cr e* o t E aat s / l o f W'A o t N E U nf N W U o f S ectio n SI, T o w n a h l p I) S o u th , R a n g t I I E a s t . T o u , a n d each o f yo u. ar # h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t a P e t i t i o n h a t b t a n b r o u g h t a n d Iliad In 4he C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d for ■em lltote C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y , e n t i t l e d C H R IS T IA N I1KOROK W O E I I R I . E , P e t i t i o n , t r v C A R L I IO H N H O R 8 T . KT A L Iteapolidenta. Ill w h i c h y o u ■ re n a m e d aa r * » p o n d * u u a n d t h a t y o u , a n d a i r h of you . ar * r e q u i r e d to III* ><>ur A n s w e r to •al P etition w ith the c le rk • I t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S em iPol. C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t Ilia o f ­ fice In t h e C o u r t l l o u a e in S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , a n d s e rv e upon petitioner# attorney, O l7 u A. S P E E R . JR ., whoa* ■ d dreaa la P- O. Bog IS64, S a n ­ ford , F l o ri d a , a co p y o f y o u r A n a w a r to aald P e t i t i o n , o n o r b e f o re Monday. J u l y 10. A. D. 1»I4 If y ou fall to d o so, a D e ­ er * * P r o C o n feaao will be e n ­ t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u a n d e e - h nf y o u for o r g r a n t i n g t h e r e l i e f pi a > a t In aald P e t i t i o n . Th* n a t u r e o f t h i s p r o c e e d i n g • e s u i t la to h a v e t h e C i r c u i t Court of Sem inole C o u n ly , Florida, an ie r an O rder a u t h o r ­ isi n g t h e sal* o f t h # lan d * h . r e l n a b o v * d e s c ri b e d , w h i c h • r a h eld In tr u e ! b y aa ld C h r i s H an O a o r g t W o a h r t * a s sol* s u r v i v i n g T r u s t s * u n d e r th # L ast W ill a n d T e s t a m e n t a n d Codicil t h e r e t o , of A n n a l i a r b a r * H o r n e r* d e c e a se d . W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th # t e a l o f aa ld C u u r t a t S a n f o r d , g e m ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h l a | t h d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1)14( CO U R T S E A L ) A r t h u r It Beckw ith. J r . < l a r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t of ' Sem inole C o u n t y , F lo rid aBy: M a r t h a T. V lh len D eputy C lerk OKO A. S P E E R . J R . S olicitor for P e titio n e r p. ( 1. l l o t 11*4 S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a 3S7T1 Ik bllela J u n e 6, 15, I t , t>, t i l l C D A -M CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Founfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Kent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Rusincss 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. Rtiilding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry’ Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles A'anted 86. Automobiles - TrucKs 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Ronts - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice i \ r n i ’NTY j u i i j i :’* r i H ' i i T , h i: « t i \o i ,i : c o i M v. r i . u i m i t F i l e N«. -4IN3 EXTATI7 O F ClKORflK L E A V E R , d e r e a . e d . NO TIC E OF F IN A I. R E P O R T AND A P P L IC A T IO N F O R IHSCII AR O E All p erao n a a r * h * r e b y n o t l fl*d t h a t th * u m l r r a l g n e d aa A nrtlllary A d m inistrator of aa ld a atat* . h a* r o m p l a t a d th * a d m i n i s t r a t i o n t h e r e o f a n d ha* filed In aa ld c o u r t hla f i n a l r e ­ p o r t a n d a p p l i c a t i o n fo r d i s ­ c h a r g e . O b j e c t i o n s t h e r a t o . If an y , sh o u ld b* d u l y filed. A f t e r f i li n g proof of publication s h o w i n g t h l a n o lle* h a s h«*n p u b l i s h e d o nce a w r r k fo r f o u r r o n s e r u t l v * w eek s , t h e m a t t e r o t a p p r o v a l of aald r e p o r t an d t h e o r d e r i n g of d l a t r l b u l l o n of aald a a t a t * w ill com* b t f o r * th e court. /» /- C h a ri* * J. L e a v e r •As A n c i l l a r y A d m i n i s t r a t o r of aald r a t a l * . P u b l i s h J u n e I. 15, 72. 2). 1964. CDA-S4 1. Lost & Found LOST. Between San. Atl. Bk. A Sanford Ave. Rod leath­ er zipper bag with cash. LIBEBAL REWARD. Th, 322-4132. Utjf • in f o r li ^ rra lfi SWEETIE PIE J u n e 22, 1964 — P ag e 11 WHITE, light housekeeping COHEN RADIATOR SHOP '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322-2283. and supervision of school Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Recoring age children, 5 days week. 1, lVk, 6 2 BATHS 1958 6 Cyl. Chevrolet engine. 6 repairs discounted. Pleasant conditions. Phone DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Exc. cond. Reel's Paint 4 21UY E. 3rd. 322-3443 322-6945. Body Shop, 10th 6 Sanford. Low Monthly Payments APPLICATIONS now being 31. Poultry • Livestock 1964 Corvalr 700 4 Dr. A/T, For Complete Information taken for Curb Girls 6 Wait­ RAH. Like New. $2195 See Or Call Your resses. Tig \N Whistle. 25th BLACK Horse. Ph. 322-8580. 1961 Corvitr 7tx) 4 Dr. RAIL 6 Psrk. FHA - VA 31A . P e ls Clean. $1095 POSITION AVAILABLE IM­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. HOUND PUPPIES, niack 6 SALES BROKER MEDIATELY: Automotive tan, Red Bone, Blue Tick, 800 French Ave. Ph. 322-4382 Mechanic, General; GM ex­ $10 ca. 365-0107 or 365-3126 '63 CORVA1R MONZA, 4 Dr. perience necessary. Top Oviedo. A/T, RAH, Bucket aeata. 2565 Park Dr. 332-3430 earnings w/a top organiza­ Perf. cond. Cost $2800. WIU tion. Apply tn person. Ron 32. Flower* - Shrubs sell for $1700. 322-0292 after Dike, Bill Hemphill Motors. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 5:30. 25c lh. Gros-icr Hydroponic 17. Male Help Wanted P ro p e rty M u n accm en t Farms, So. Sanford Ave. TO SETTLE * Salea B ro k e r CHRISTIAN MAN needed. Full or part-time—lifetime 33. Furniture ESTATE security. Exp. S u n d a y For tiic biggest selection of School, ministry helpful. Offers for your salecUon nearly new and used furni­ 1958 Imperial Ix-Ilaron 4 Dr. Earn $100 weekly A up. No thrse Rratitlftil 2, 3, 6 4 IIT, full power, Beautiful ture, .see Noll's Furniture competition. Write John HuBedroom white with Mohair interior. Brokerage in Casselberry din Co., 22 W. Madison St., 4 like new white sidewall on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6 Chicago 2. III. liras. I*>ral retired rotipln Sell Ua Your Furniture. owned this ear. Can sell for 18. Help Wanted Quirk Service With the $750 and advertising cost. AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEP­ Cash. SUPER TRADING Can he Financed! Contact Mr. Martin, 322-4503. Priced From $6,750 ER, permanent position. POST. FA 24)677. Apply in person. Ron-Sun Used furniture, appliances, Down Payments Chrysler Plymouth, Inc., tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sts. Wag. A/T, air-cond. Good shape, As Low As $100 319 E. First St., Sanford. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford $195. Sec at Sanford Motor Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Monthly Payments 19. S itu a tio n s W anted Co., 800 S. Frenrh. $100 2. Notices • Personals VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED ONLY $5.93 SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIK DEALER 2555 S. Park 322 6511 Stenstrom Realty VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes “Hold th* sign a littla higharl" 6. For R a n t VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Parta, Suppliea, Electrolux, FURN. ROOMS. Clein. rlogr in. $8 per week. 303 S. Perk Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Ph. 323-0705. Rex-Air, Filler Queen, GE, etc. Free pick-up. LOVELY Furn. 2 BR Gar. GM VACUUM REPAIRS Apt. Lake Golden. Lake 1114 Park Ave. - 322-4765 privilegei. S. Education • In s tru c tio n UNFURN. 2 Bit house. 2100 Cordova. Each $80. mo. U. S. C IV IL S E R V IC E Ph. 322-0274 TESTS! 6. For Rent 2 BR House. Kit. equipt. $75. Ph. 322-5303. 1 6 2 Bedroom furn. apts. Quesfk-I Apts., 401 E. 14th St., 322-8101. 2 6 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th St. 322 1374. From $43.50 To maks tha beat home buy, see tha VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagement & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 1 OR. Furn. apt., lights, wa­ ter furnished. 322-5680. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Office 322 2118 Rooms private bsthi, 114 Night 322-0648 FURN. Garage apt. water W. First St. 323-0700 furn. $45 mo. 305 S. Park NICE Roomy 2 Rdrm. unfurn. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Ave., Ph. 323 0705. home at 909 Catalina Dr., GREENBRIAR $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. 2BR, kit. equipt. house, Ph. Choice lota available In 322-8892. 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. overlooking golf ecurae. 2 Bit furn. Apt. 322-9173 until 322 3219. Custom building to your $ p.m. 322-0641 evenings. specifications. Greenbrier Furn. Apt. 2300 MellonvBle. 4 RM. FURN. A pt 1 BR, $60 developed by SWIMMING LESSONS mo. 223-0389, Lake Cottage, Furn. 322 0106. KINGSWOOD Resident* of Sunland k Park BUILDERS, INC. view particularly. 3 to 5 3-HOOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ RENT~ABED 202 Fairmont Dr. p. m. Dally. Ph. 322-7454. RoPaway, Hospital k Baby ple, $45. 322-7399. FA 2-8074 Beds. PIANO k Organ lessons. Chil­ By Day, Week, or Month 2 BR. Furn. Duplex Apt. Con­ 3 BR frame bouse. Very clean. dren. Adults. 322-3328. Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. tact 2312 Palmetto. non Myrtle. I’h. Jimmie Co­ PIANO LESSONS CARROLLS FURNITURE wan, 322-4013. 1 BR., Furn Apt. with Pvt. Beginners or Advanced 8. R each Hentuth New Custom Built Home on bath, 317 S Park Ave. 322-3308 Crystal Lake. For Informa­ HUTCHISON'S G tr. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. tion call 322-3378. OCEANFRONT APTS Apply 8-8:30. 3.19 So. Atlantic In I k e C o u r t o f I k e C a u u ly 1 BR House furn. $50 per mo. EVERETT A. HARPER Daytona Beach J u - l a e , S rraln u le I’a a n t y , S t a l e AGENCY • REALTOR 815W Laurel Ave. Ph. 688Call 322-4058 of F lo rid a, l a F ro k a te 246S 8. Park Ave. In r e t k e E s t a t e ofi 4814. N E L L I E II. R A N D A L L NEW SMYRNA BEACH. 2 Pbonea FA 2-2264 or FA 3-2285 D ece ased . FURN. 3 Rm. Gar. Apt. Wa­ BR. Furn. near ocean. By F I N A L NOT IC E ter, elec. furn. Nice, shady. week, month, Lynn Lyon, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. SpaNolle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t cious 5 BR, 2 Bath house, th * u n d r r s l g i i s d will, o n th * Adults only. 322-1305. 322 5841. 3Sth -lay o f J u l y , A. D. l i l t , cent, heat 6 air-cond. scp. p r e a r n t to th * H o n o r a b l e C o u n ­ NEAR Naval Base, nicely H. For Sale or Rent din. rm ., dblr fireplace, t y J i i d i a o t Hamlnol* C o u n ty . Furn- 1 BR Apt. 2015 Sanscreen porch, Quick oc­ F l o r i d a , hi* f i n a l r e t u r n , a c ­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON c o u n t a n d v o u ch er * . a* F t r r u fort Ave. 668 4323. cupancy. $26,500. Th. 838t o r o f th * E a t a t * o f N E L L I E LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s 7812. II. R A N D A L L d a c r a a a d , a n d a t 2 FURN. Apts. 310 Magnolia. 322-1597. aald tim e, t h r u a n d t h e r r , m a k e A. K. llo-sM-tter, Florist. Ph. 3 lilt, 2 Bath, screened porch. i m p lic a tio n to t h e aa ld J u d g e 2 UK, home, 817 Catalina Dr. f o r a f in a l a e t l l e m e n t of hla 322-1851. Assume low pymli. Ph. a - l i n l n l s l r a l l o n o f s a i d a a ta t* , 322-1330, Ext. 529 a n d f o r an o r d e r d i s c h a r g i n g 2 Rm. Cottage, lights & water 11. Real folate Wanted Men-women, 18-52. Start high aa $102.00 a week. Prepar­ atory training until appoint­ ed. Thousand* of job* open. Experience uaually unnec­ essary. FREE Information on joba, salaries, require­ ments. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 73, Sanford Herald. Legal Notice IN T H E r i l i r i l T COU RT IN .AMI F O R NKMINOI.K COUN­ TY. F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C E R Y NO. 1.707:1— AVIl llam a STOCKTON. W IIA T I.K Y , H A ­ VIN’ It COMPANY, a c o r p o r a ­ tio n u n d e r th * l a w s o f F l o ri d a . Plaintiff, vs THOMAS LEE FOLEY and DOROTHY J. F O LE Y , hla w if e : M IC H A E L J A. WII-SON a n d l.YNN B. WII-SON. hla wife, P afendsnla. N O T IC E OF a l ' I T T H E S T A T E O F F LO R ID A — TO I T I I 0 5 I A S L E E FOLE Y, O ak H arbor, W a sh in g to n a n d III* wife, DOR OTHY J. F O L E Y . O ak H arbor, W ash in g to n , T h e m a i l i n g a d d r e s s of e a c h of th * a b o v e d e f e n d ­ a n t s I* h im a s s u c h K s a c u t o r . ' Rt. 1, Box 594, D a t e d t h i s t7tli d a y o f J u n e , O a k H a r b o r . W ashington A. D 1961. You a r * h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t E d w in B ennett R andall a s u i t hail b een riled ag ain * ! As E x e c u t o r o f t h e E s t a t e you a n d each o f y ou. a n d MI­ of N E L L I E B R A N D A LL C H A E L J. A. W ILS O N a n d D*cea s*d. LYNN B WILSON, lit* wife. STKNSTROM. DAVIS In th * a b o v e e n t i t l e d rail**, A M rlN T O M I a n d t h a t y ou a r * h e r e b y r e q u i r ­ A t t o r n e y s fo r R x s r u t o r ed t o file y o u r a n s w e r w i t h Dost O ffice Box 1110 tli* C l e r k o f t h l a C o u r t , a n d S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a 1)771 to a e r v a a oopy t h e r e o f upon 1*1-1.11*11 J u n e 22. 29 It J u l y f, th * p l a i n t i f f o r p l a i n t i f f ' s a t ­ 15. 19*4. t o r n e y s , who** n a m e a n d nd- CD A-M dr*** let D A N IE L , T HOMPSON A- M I T C H E L L . « 0<l A t l a n t i c Na- IN T H B C l B C t 'I T COU RT IN t l o n a l B a n k B u i ld in g , J a r k - S M I F O B aF-MINOLH COUN­ •onvlll*. F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h a n TY, F L O R ID A NO. 14(1411 J u n e 60th. A. D. 1164. If you fall t o do ao, d e cree W O O N S O C K ET IN S T IT U T IO N p r o c o n f a a s o will be e n t e r e d FOR HAVtNnS. • Rhod* l a l a n d a g a l n e t you fo r th * r e l i e f d e ­ m u t u a l a a v l n g a b a n k . Plaintiff, m a n d e d In t h a m m p l a l n t . Th* n a t u r e of aa ld s u it b e ­ v# i n g fo r th * f o r e c l o s u r e o f a r o t Jic K ao N Y fonnin a M o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r i n g t h e p r o ­ sin g le m an . at at. p e r t y a n d p r e m i e r e s i t u a t e In D efendants. S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d e s ­ NOT IC E OK S U IT cribed aa: n i t : M A T E O F F L O R ID A L o t 20 . Block K. 8U N L A N D I'o 11••> Jai-kaon M->rrla. r*«ld#ni:a u n k n o w n . ESTATES, a #uhdl\talon, according to a plat t h e r e ­ Th* m ailing ad d rsar of of, r a r o r d e d In P l a t n o o k t h i s d e f e n d a n t Is: I t . p a g e s 16 t o 22 o f th e ADCS U8.N, N a v y 101, P u b lic B e c o rd e o f S em iII-a IJ Cl*0 QT Hole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , C /O F P O New York. New S U B J E C T to a n s a s e m e n t for York 0)597 p u b lic u t i l i t i e s a l o n g t h a r e a r Yog ar« h a r t by n o t i f i e d t h a t t e n f e e t of aa ld fx>t jo. a s u i t ha* b ean filed a g a i n s t T O G E T H E R W I T H a l l f l x t u r s a »nu a n d M a r g u e r i t e A. M - r r l a a t t a c h e d to o r u se d In c o n ­ In th e a b o v e e n t i t l e d o ause, n e c t i o n w i t h aald p r e m i s e s . I n ­ a n d ll .a l y o u a r e r e q u i r e d lo cluding the follow ing; fll* y o u r a n s w e r w ith the One D u o T h e n n t o l l ) W a l l C le r k of t h i s C o u r t a n d bi se rv e H e a t e r , Model 156-1, S e r ­ a r o p y t h e r e o f u p u n l h a p l a i n ­ ial I KJEl 2 tiff o r p l a i n t i f f ' s a t t o r n e y s , o n e II. E. K a n g * f e l a c t r l o ) . whose n e m e a n d a d d r e s s '• Model 401H1WH. S e r i a l T i - J e n n i n g s . W a t t * . C l a r k e e n d 000560 H a m i l t o n , 5too B a r n e t t N a t i o n ­ One el. K. R e f r i g e r a t o r al R ank Bu ild in g . J a c k s o n v i l l e ( e l e c t r i c ) . Model LAS1I It. 2, F lo rid a, n o t l a l a r t h a n J u l y S e r i a l UU402O2? I), 1)44. If y o u fall to d o ao On# A’l c t o r 10” K i t c h e n E x ­ a d e cree p r o co n faaao w ill be haust Fan falactrlc) no e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u f o r t h e r e ­ Muilel o r a a r l a l noa l i s t d e m a n d e d In th * c o m p l a i n t . T a n V e n e t i a n B lin d s Cm*- T h la s u i t la t o f o rac lu a a a t a l l , m a n u f a c t u r e d by Sen- m o r t g a g e Th# r a a l p r o p e r t y k a r l k G l a s s It P a i n t C o m ­ p ro--'t ilad a g a i n s t Is: p an y , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , no Lot U . Block P. S U NL AND m o d al or a erial n u m b e r s . ESTATES, a su b d i v i s i o n , W ITNESS m y han d and the a c c o r d i n g lo a p l a t t h s r a o f , se al o f sa h l C o u r t a t S a n f o rd . record*-! In P l a t Book II, F l o r i d a , t h i s > l t b d a y of May. p a g e s I* to ) t o t tn * P u b ­ A D 1)44. lic R e cord * of Sentinel* fSEALI • ounty. Florida A. II. H t c k w l t h , J r . W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th # C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t se el of sa id C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . By: M a r t h a T. Vihlan F lo rid * , th l a 4th d a y of J u n e . D eputy C lerk 1941 D A N I E L T H U M I 'a d N * (COUR T S E A L ) M ITCH ELL A r t h u r H. U t c k w l t h . J r . *e 0 A t l a n t i c N a t i o n a l B a n k C lerk o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t B u ild in g lly: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen J i> h v o t o l l l e . F l o r i d a D s p u ty C l a i k P u b l i s h J u n e 1. I , I t , 22, 1164 P u b l i s h J u n * | , 1 |, 12, 1)54 CDA-1 CD A-M 36. Automobiles • Truck* - VA HOMES By Nadine Seltzer FHA 2, 3, 6 4 BEDROOMS LOST: Large reddish brown dog, answer* to name of Pete. Reward. Call 323-0339 or 322-3794. CARD OF THANKS We wt»h to expregi our deep eat appreciation to the many, many wonderful friend* k neighbor* for the abundance of food, flowers a ml consid­ eration »how7t us during the Hines* and death of our V»vinn Wife and Mother. Cath crine A. Bass. Our low was made easier lo bear knowing that ao many cared ao much. Signed: Husband. Cecil D Baaa and Children 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female flelp Wanted 29. Automobile Service inel. Ph. 322 1787. Effic., $45 dll Park. WANT ACTION? I will accept only a few list­ ings of rsrh type, and three CLOSE IN. Apt. 322-2800, will receive my full per­ FURNISHED Cottage at 5 sonal attention. I don't have Points. $65 mo. 322-1467. a Big Organization, but I know how lo SELL! $ HR Furn. house. All con­ Burton li. Pilcher, Broker veniences. 2461 Palmetto. 322-7408 322-1219. FKKK ESTIMATE WORK WANTED: Week or Upholstering 6 Mattress ren­ day. Phone 322 7873. ovating. New 6 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. DAY’S wo-k wanted. 322 6277. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 21. B aauty Satosia FA 2-2117. Spring Permanent Special FURNITURE 20 Percent off regular prlcei 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop ONLY $219.50 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 Easy Terms Permanent Special Shop and Save The 30% off Regular Trices Budget Way Children's Haircuts $1.00 BUDGET Ace Beauty Salun, Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322'8&25 FURNITURE CO. 208 I/ongwood Plaza ZOTO'S Budget Wave $7.50; 17-92 Ph. 838-4383 $13 Regular $10. Complete eve. app'ta. Free parking. 31. Art Idea For Sale 2nd 6 Oak HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK USED liimliei, all sizes. Used Bricks. 322-2506. 103 So. Oak — 322 5742 BTU Air condtloner. 22. Iluild - I'aint - Repair 11.500 $125. Ph. 322-1989. FOR A PAINTER, inside oi out, call Luther Tasker at HAMMOND Elec. Chord Or­ gan. Light finish. Perf. 322 6159. cond. $600. Terms arranged. 322 0196 after 6 p. m. 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Carpets clean easier with Ihe Contracting Repairs Blue Lustre Electric ShamFREE ESTIMATES pooer oiiiy $t per day. Carroll's Furi-iturc. K. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. F4 2 3383 assum e pa y m e n t s 27. Special Service* Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 $ Bank $ Repossessions $ $ $ $ $ | Opal Wag. $791 bal, $34 mo, Pont Wag $7D6 bal, $36 mo. Opal, $587 bal, $32 mo. Dodge, $507 bal, $31 mo, Ford, $681 bal, $39 mo. Cadillac, $081 bal, $39 mo, Chev., $741 bnl, $37 mo. Ford, $501 bal, $31 mo. Olds. $681 bal, $34 mo. Chev., $541 Bal, $28 mo. Pant., $396 bal, $23 mo, Merc., $490 bal, $25 mo. Olds., $299 bal, $16 mo. Ford, $99 bal, $3 mo. Merc., $169 bal, $9 mo. V V V V National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS IUIZ Phone b'22-4503 37. Iloala • Motors On Late Model Dial ZigZag. Makes buttonholes, aews on 19’ Boat, motor, trailer, fully equipped. Suitable for salt hut Ions, blind s t i t c h e s , water. -Many extras. 322* monograms and embroiders. With Guarantee. Take up 4 4857. payments of $7.15 each. Ph. Gateway To The waterway Credit M«r. 322-0111. LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch Buy Spray (VC-13)-FerURobson Sporting Goodn lly.0—Pit, 322-4244. LIKE NEW, Scuba tank, re­ Your KVINHUDE Dealar MANSFIELD LAWN SEIt. gulator. s|tcargun and other 301 8-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 accessories. All $60. Ladles Free Estimates while shoe skates, size 6, in QUIT FISHINI Will sell I Need a shelf, screen porch, case. $15. 322-7106. Ixiali, 2 motors k all equip. new room carporle, new 1st class cond. 1 Boat 10 house or remodel. B. E. $8 00 PER MONTH passeners or sightseeing, Assume remaining 5 pymls. Link. 322-7029. also Shad fishing; motors o( $h on Repossessed Swing Johnson Javelin k Johnson Building needle Diol-O-Matlc Zigzag. 18, both elec starts. Call Contractor Makes fancy d e s i g n s , I.arry, Geneva 319 1181. G E T O U TA T O W N ! Mukcs Buttonholes, Sews on AIR-CONDITIONING Waterfront lots on large lakes buttons, Blind hems. Mono­ 16' Boat, J5 Evinnide, elec., lly K K D D ERS and St. John's River. Prices grams, Darns, patches, etc. Trailer. $700. Ph. 3228161 H. Ii. POPE CO„ Inc. from $1995 to $5000. Terms Guaranteed. Ph. 322 7457. or 322 2574. 322 4234 from $25 down Take your 200 So. Psrk Ave. pick while our selection* WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, BABY SUITE, Crib 4^-hiffo- >1U. Trailnrn • Cnbanan ■re choice. CALI. TODAY! rolM-. Good corn!. $3U. 322 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS STEMPEH AGENCY. 1919 2H.’)(i. 2 BEDROOM Elcar, 10 x 45, All Types and Sizes So. French Ave., Ph. 322Ex. Condition. 3220702. Wc Repair and Service JUNE SPECIAL: Men's shoes 4991. ST l NE $2 99 pr. Ladies' shoes $1.45 APACHE Camp TralTeriTNev* Machinery and Supply Cn. A Used 322-5187. pr. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. $100 DOWN 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6132 SEVERAL Outstanding 2 6 3 a READY MIX CONCRETE 1062 57 x in Champion Mobile Bedroom Homes available in 29. A utom obile R ervlc* Patios, Floor, Free Fatima,-s Home, 3 HR. Small equity all Areas of Sanford. I^et us Hills, lintels, slops, blocks, A aernimn pymls. Will trade Wagnor'B Amoco sand, cement, rnrk, pipe, equity for 3-4 BR home. Ph. Show you Around! AUTOMOTIVE steel, grease traps, dry 322 8719. AIR CONDITIONING wells. Stepping stones. INSTALLATION • SERVICING MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Good Used Cars Sold 1901 S. Park Ave. 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 818 French Ave. 322-7763 - i - i FA 2-5232 anytime UNFURN. 2 RR Duplex, kit. 12. Real folate For Sale equip!., exc. location. Ph. JUMBO: 3 Bit. 2 hath, Fla. 322-5594. room, 2 car garage, 2 shady lots. 1801 Palmetto. By ap­ FURN. 2 BR Home. 2 porches pointment. Ph. 322 5148. shady Ierr* re. 884 E. 20th Ph. 322 0296. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS H T h Furn. house. 322-2307. Realtor 1 RR Furn. House. Ph. 668-5122 Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg 1810 W. 3rd St 2 BR., modem, IT'S GONNA OET HOTTER! newly decorated. Phone Bar­ St. Johns Realty And tempers shorter, but tow, Fla. 533 2326. THE TIME TESTED FIRM you'll bo cool under the col­ lar in this gracious 2 story, 10 x $2 $ BR House-trailer 116 N. Park Ave. FA 36123 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath LAKE Air-cond. Elder Springs FRONT Home, P r i v a t e Trlr. Pk. Ball-Blair Agency beach with dock for your 2 BEDROOM Oar. Apt., liv­ HEAL ESTATE-INSURANCE fleet. Excellent Financing ing room, dining room furn 3rd k Park Ave. arranged for Qualified Buy­ 20051i French Ave. 322-7234 Phone 322 5641 er I 1 BR., Film, bouse, Like 3 Blt Home, nice, reasonable. Mary. No pets. 322 3049 or Ph. 322-6963. 322-6347. I PEN DAILY-NEW HOMES Investment 6 Realty 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Heady for Occupancy— 3 4 4 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 pvt. bath k shower, suitable BD'ra — Liberal Financing for couple or single person —Low D o w n Payment!, OLDER HOME, 3 Br. large rooms, largt shady lot with or retired All utilities In­ FHA • VA • In Service 4 fruit trees. No down pymt. cluded in rent. Ideally lo Conventional. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone cated on 1st St., within 1 SANFORD AREA 322 5398. block of 2 free parking lots Go West <mi 25th St. to I-ake Mary Blvd., left on Rlvd and shoppang center. In­ LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR. 2 Bath, to Lake Mary Fire Station, quire at Manual Jacobson Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ right one blk. to Office, Dept. Store 211 E. First St. lers. patio. Ph. 222 1522. 207 322-2744. Ridge Rd. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie LONGWOOD AREA Cowan. 322 4013. 10 minute* South on 17-92 lo IS UuNingNN Opportunity Dixie Bell Diner, right on 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. Semuwle Blvd. one block FOn LEASE—Service Station. 322 1374. Good location. Good pro­ to Office 831-3911. ducts. Good treatment Ph. 4 ROOMS, Furn. second floor. locally 122-4342, or apply to Pleasant, Urge and airy. LMN Enterprises, Osteen. j 22 5771. Inc. Ui« PURE OIL COMPANY. Seminole Realty SO U TH W A RD Auto Gists, Top# k Set* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ;$.**. ArtlrlfM Wanted CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll-Fursy Furni­ ture, 901 W. First St., Ph 222 6591. 304 W. 2nd St. rA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED DISCARDED clean c o t t o n clothing at rags. 322-2750. CARHURETOU OVERHAUL 17.0b Up In cludes Parts 6 Labor MOTOR CLINIC 705 French Ave. 322 U231 Ph. 322 8532 HI-WAY 66 SVC. Iliwsy 17-92 at Qnora ltd. Sanford. Florida FREE Wheel Pack or Lubrlcation with Ibis ad. 3tgr Walter Cooper, 5 yr*. Svc, Sta. Exp, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED S an k itrlk Glaus an d P a in t C om pany 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4622 low prices check the Herald claiaitled pages where local dealjsri advertut 36. A iuom ohiltH - T ru c k a FORD RANCH WAGON. 1955 Good tires. $295. 322 5128. '59 SIMCA 4 Dr. Good cond. $300. Ph. 322-1797. Beforo you buy . . see TZS3EiCT777// • WRINbtH WASHIRS • A U t O M A t l t VYAVHlkS • A U IO M A IK D R I t K l DICK'S APPLIANCE HKRVICB 510 Hanford A«f., 522-7658 W E S T S ia s iiiu k tS v -l M Deltona! Deltnne, Mecktg'g Itlavl »nd a i g g t « i t c o m m u n ilv I* luvt minute* fiom you. Olive over toiler an d s e t lor yo unelf in*,* tpaciou* Kemttiles that •all lo t only 11193., Including c a n l i e l W ater M e n u a n d I 'e v r d B l i r e U l You’ll bg *m*>*dl H 0 . el e i l , yaw on tha way tu lh* beat invavlmant of your lilal t jy S* tui* I# *■• lh* Pel l'eint*Rie, Mecaie'e famoue ho * o n f lle p le horn In iIIh e l a y in Florid* a e h l b l t ae lt lh * N.V. N.V in* WuilU'e Fall) You'll we'II gleo want . —gleo al . j u lo lour lh* IS olhar delightful modelt, *11 tailored lo hi your (MKhaomob P f i '* , r e n t e Arm *7990. to SIB,330. lor th* bii uiury m od el-do wn paymentft t l e i l *1 onl y I J 4 0 . , with m o n t h l y peym*nl» *1 low ee r DKIVg our TODAY# T ek o In ter* !* !* « 4 lo Del. Ion* l-Ot*nt*v MMl UMie'e PIU ONAI �I i n Vfir SettfnrS Pag* IS — Jan e S 8, 1964 W’ riTH Southern Editors View Rights Bill I)E UAULLE KHRUSHCHEV SECRETARY RUSK tended index finger. Some of tho world’s better DIGITAL CONFUTERS — Pollticlnna, atntcsknown figures aro pictured hero in prime point­ men, clergymen, chicfa of ntnte — ench would ing form. Hut none of them holds his finger any be lost on tbo podium or lectern without the aid higher or wags it more expressively than Presi­ of th at univermil symbol for attention, empha­ dent Johnson. sis, indignation or any other emotion—the ex­ ARTHUR GOLDIIERG PRESIDENT JOHNSON IHLLY GRAHAM House Approval Civil Rights Law To Be Tested Seen By July 4 In 7 Southern Towns, King Says WASHINGTON (UPI) Concrexflnnal leader* were confident today Uiat t h e Houae would give overwhelm* ing bipartisan approval to the Senate amended civil rights bill M o re July 4. They aald there waa no longer any doubt that tho moat sweeping anti-discrlnilnation meaiuro In the 100 years since the Civil War would become law. Hep. William M. McCulloch, R-Ohlo, senior Republican on tho House Judiciary Commit* tee and an architect of the bill, said he was hopeful of House passage In about 10 days. Till* would enable Pres­ ident Johnson to sign the Ids* torle legislation on July 4. The Senate-passed measure waa to go to the House at noon, EDT, today and Hep. Emanuel Culler, D-N. Y., planned to ask unanimous consent for House acceptance. Southerners were expected to object and force the Issue to tliu House Hulea Committee. One prominent southerncr, Chairman Oren Harris, DArk., of the House Commerce Committee, said the Senate amendments, with the possi­ ble exception of triul by July In contempt cases, w e r e ’'mere window dressing." "The leadership Is deter­ mined to complete action on the bill befuro the Fourth of July," be said, "but that la most unlikely." Guard Heritage, Bryant Urges TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Guv. Farris Ilryant asked th at citlxena of Florida take "m ilitant action" to pre­ serve thalr architectural, historical and natural heri­ tage in an announcement Sat­ urday. Bryant proclaimed the Am­ erican Landmarks Celebration in Florida to last the rest of tho year. Ho said that t h o Lamlmarka celebration la an oxcollrnt opportunity to aafeguard and protect this heritage. b it I lii i V ii •m Congreaewomen Sixteen la Uia record num­ ber of women In Congress, set first a t the beginning of the •4th Congress and the 85lh (Jongreas also convened with • awtabershlp a U women. United Press International Embattled St. Augustine had more immediate pro­ blems today but the nation's oldest town amt six oilier Deep South cities have been told to expect early oourt tests o( tho new civil rights bill. Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr., said in Chicago Sun­ day the measure would tie leaded In the courts as soon as it is signed Into law. King said compliance to the law would lie tested In Mont­ gomery, Birmingham, Selma, Gadsden and Tuscaloosa, Ala., ami Albany, Go., aa well as in St. Augurtlnc. Concrete blocks wore heaved through plote glass windows ami doors of state Sen. Verio Pope's real extalc office in St. Augustine early today. Pope ho a M m « spokesman for a group of businessmen who have Iwen trying to settle the city's racial dispute. N e g r o leaders promised more demonstrations in St. Augustine today and a court fight to overturln a statrlm (Mixed curfew aimed at night marches. Both segregationists and civil rights advocates stragcd marches in St. Augustine Sunday on o|i(M>site aides of tho city's main thoroughfare. The groups were separated by a line of about too police officers, some with dogs on leashes. Five Negroes were admit­ ted to an Episcopal church in St. Augustine Sunday but five other* who attempted to at­ tend u Methodist church were arrested. Scores of college students from across the nation |>oured into Mississippi Unlay to take part in a massive civil rights project. State officials adopt­ ed a policy of watchful wait­ ing as tho 250 volunteers fanned out to assigned (wits ill almut 25 cities and towns. The National Association for the Advancemelnt of Color­ ed People (NAACP) o|Mms Its six-slay annual convention in Washington Unlay with civil rights strategy tho main topic. Hoy Wilkins, executive se­ cretary of tho NAACP, Indi­ cated at a news conference Sunday tho association favors moving slowly in testing com­ pliance with the civil rights hill. Other integrationista who participated Sunday in the biggest civil rights rally in Chicago's history indicated they, like Martin Luther King, favor a speedy test for the law. More Uian 700,000 per­ sons jammed Soldier's Field for the rights rally. In l.aa Vegas, Nov., early Unlay s blonib blew a bole In Die wall around the home which N e g r o entertainer Stanley Morgan and his fam­ ily moved Into two weeks ago in a previously all-white nclghborlmod. Treason, felony and breach of the peace are the only three offenses for which a member of Congress Is sub­ ject to arrest while In office. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A group of 12 Southern Ed­ itors offered varying opin­ ions today on what effect tha civil rights bill will have on race relations in the South. The editors, from 10 atstea gave their views In a icriis of copyrighted interviews pub­ lished In U. S. New* Be World Report. They predicted results rang­ ing from a quick turn to the worse in relations betwren whites and Negroes, to slow, gradual effecta and possible improvement. Among the comments, Hodding Carter, editor of ths Delta Democrat-Times of Greenville, Mias., aald the law will not Improve the climate of race relations at ell when It goes into effect. "But,’ Garter aald, " it is likely to Improve the status of the Ne­ gro—primarily es a voter and possibly ea a wags earner." Virginlus Dabney, editor of the Times-Diapatch in Rich­ mond, Va., area an increase in racial tension. He cited tha public acommodatlons section and tha possibls cutting off of federal funds aa causing relations betweun the races to worsen. The editor of tho Atlanta Constitution, Eugene Patter­ son, said he lielieved the bill would help solve racial prob­ lems in Georgia. He enid the lew would provide the Incen­ tive to many businessmen who had not desegregated their establishments because of fenr of economic reprisals. John N. I’nphsm, manag­ ing editor of the Chattanooga, Tenn., Times, said that with­ out such laws "you leave a vacuum for the demagogue.’’ He anld the law may not have an Immediate effect, hut that eventually people would learn to live with i t "I think it would help If the accommodations section and the employment section of the bill were modified," ssld Don Shoemaker, editor of the Minml Herald. But, he said, the bill probably will improve race relations In Florida. "Well, the people down her* are fed up, from one stand­ point," anld Caleb J. King, editorial pnge editor of the Jacksonville Florida TlmesUnlon. "They feel that the rlvll rights thing has been overdone, and Hint this will be another wedge driven In." "You can’t make people love earh other,” aald George W. flealy Jr., executive of the New Orleana Times-PIcayune, "I have a greet fear of the use of force In attempts to Improve race relations.” L O N G B E A C It, Calif. (U PI)—Police today Increas­ ed their church patrol units in an attempt to catch an ar. unnist suspected of netting ths fifth rliiirrh fire In this city silire last May IK. Efforts to catch the firebug were inlelisifed after someone •lipped pnst several armed guards Saturday night amt set fire to the First Fouriquaru Church of Long Beach. Dainago to the church was estimated a t $25,0(H). About 2 weeks ago the same church waa hit by fire, which cauied between $3,000 and $4,000 damage authorities aald. Two other rhurchea in the same neighborhood were destroyed by fire recently, the Grace Methodist Church and tha First Brethren Church. Fire also damaged the library of the North Long Beach Methodist Church. Many churches In the city appropriated funds to post guards a t tha buildings, 25th & PARK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PLUS! “IVORY” LIQUID ETERGE 50 EXTRA 22 OZ. PLASTIC BOTTLE Liquid Detergent • EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS INSTANT COFFEE of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 o 50 EXTRA GOLD BONO With this Coupon and the Purchase Of . , . “Folger'a" Instant Coffee 6 OZ. JAR STAMPS 88 ' Coupon good al “THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed., June 2i Limit: One With Your $3 Or Mora I' inmI Order Please PLUS! “SEALI) SWEET” FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 50 EXTRA GOLD BONO With this Coupon and the I'ureha.e Of . . . "Braid Sweet" Frozen Orange Juice 6 OZ. CANS B Limit: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Please STAMPS 98' Coupon good al “THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed., June 21 PLUS! FRESH “100% PURI5” GROUND BEEF 50 EXTRA GOLD BONO With this Coupon and the I'urrhase Of . . . Fresh "100% Pure” Ground Beef STAMPS Coupon good at “THRIFTWAY" only thru Wed., June 21 PLUS! “CENTER CUT” HAM SLICES M O NEY in2 easy steps 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With this Coupon and the I'u rrh a.r Of . . . "Center Cut" Ham Slices Dial our num ber Lb. STAMPS Coupon g«H»d at “THRIFTWAY” only thru Wed., June 21 (or call in parson). PLUS! “FRESH ’N CRISP” LOANS I f TO MM — G.A.C.— FINANCE m p o h a t i o m ----------- tANFOWO—— ——111 V. First St. 322-3740 ------------ORLANDO-----------472 K. Or sags Am. 424-J60S 401 «. Central llvd.......4734491 1243LC«lsalfi Or........475 2641 50 EXTRA "Freeh *N Crlap" GOLD BOND Lettuce STAMPS With Ihi* Coupon and the Purchase Of . • . Heads 2 Head. 28* Coupon good At TH RIFTW A Y ” only thru Wed., June 24 w r u o o TNi a n n c o MATHER PLUS! MAXWELL HOUSE TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tha atate treasurer's office handled a total of $1.5 billion during the past fiscal year, the atate auditor reported to­ day. ONLY — • • • thru Wed., June 21 Limit: One With Your $3 Or More Food Order Plrase Tell u s how much you need la Warm Hrowa Upholstery Fabris Large Wiagbark Sofa-Bed Wingbark Chair with Ottoman 3 Genuine Maple Tablea — 1 Cocktail and 2 Step-End Table# 2 Maple Table Lampa STAMPS 22 Ox. Plastic OQe Bottle WO Coupon Rood at “THRIFTWAY” only LETTUCE LIVIN G ROOM O U T FIT GOLD BONO With th l. Coupon and the Purchase Of . . . "Ivory" $1.5 Million EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT Hunt Pushed For REVOLUTIONARY PRICES Church Arsonist Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday “KRAFT” OIL “GULF- INSECT SPRAY 32 OZ. BTL. 49 55 #■ C it BRACH’S” CANDY BERGUNDY . . STARLIGHT MINTS SPICETTES . JELLY NOUGATS . 8 Oz. AQ« Hag » • • Vi Oz. 9 Q « Bag S U £ 29* 28* �y* * ' ll' Seminole Lay OK Glenway Drive, City Fathers Advised cioc* At 10 a.m. Wednesday the Tort Authority Committee o( the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will convene at the trade body's conference room to select a firm to make the feasibility study for the proposed port facility in this area. The presiding officer will be Chairman Francis Roumillat. ♦ ® • q • • • • With S a n f o r d stringing lights south on llwy. 17-02, Longwood adding new ones on the highway, added to those in Casselberry wo mayone day be driving south for miles under street lights, Then people will be driving all the way to Orlando with­ out their headlights, as they do now on French Avenue. • 6 • Those additional s t r e e t lights that Longwood has in­ stalled on Hwy. 17-02 from Longwood Plaza to SR 434 seem to have had a marvelous effect on business. Never saw so many cars there before. • (i • Heard a sad piece of news recently. Bud Layer speaking on evolution to the Clvitans told them that roaches have existed in their present form since the beginning of time. Imoks like we’ve already lost that fight. • • Physicians and biologists present at the talk on evolu­ tion at Civitans Thursdayagreed that Man, even as highly developed as he is to­ day, is only using seven to 15 per cent of his total brain capacity. No wonder things arc in such a mess. • • • The USO Club lounge in the Seminole Chamber of Com­ merce Building is closed for a two-week vacation, accord­ ing to Mrs. Mary Washburn, USO official. Margaret C. Bullock of Longwood, daughter of Mark R. Bullock, has received a bachelor ol arts degree from the George Washington Uni­ versity at the 143rd annual commencement. She waa one of 1,300 students from 47 states, the District of Colum­ bia, Puerto Rico and 18 for­ eign countries to receive de­ grees. The Herald’s photographer, Rill Vincent, installed a new film finishing device in his studios last week. And the newspaper can now process the raw negatives in almost record time. The machine takes the exposed glossy pa­ per in one side and in from three to eight seconds, de­ pending on the size of the picture, the finished product is ready for the engraving machine. Bill tested it in the office the other day and found It took Just nine min­ utes from the time he snap­ ped the cam era's shutter un­ til he had a finished print. • • • County Tax Collector John Galloway anounccd this morn­ ing that half-year Florida auto license tags will go on sale at the Courthouse on July The controversial question injunctive remedy upon prov­ of the arbitrary closing of ing the factual situation.” Glenway Drive by Mrs. Mar­ He advised the commission­ garet Bower was aired at the ers that the city, "in the ab­ meeting of City Commission­ sence of its acceptance and ers Monday, after a report on findings by City Attorney Wil­ maintenance (of the road) lias no standing in court as liam C. Hutchison Jr. The city attorney advised representatives of the pub­ commissioners not to become lic." However, the city may take Involved in any attempt to open Glcnway Drive at the action if it wishes through an injunction to remove the bar­ present time. “If factually this road has ricades if the road is declared been used by the public for ] a dedicated right of way, ac­ tlie prescriptive period of 20 cepted formally by the city years," the attorney's report and the city accepts continued read, “ any member of tlie maintenance. public so aggrieved would1 “This appears to be a dis­ have the right to pursue uii pute between two property owners and we're not going to get caught in tlie middle of It," said one commissioner. First reading of an ordi­ nance rezoning an area north of 24th Street, east of the ACL Railroad, south of Grove Man­ or and west of Mrllonvillo Avenue, which seemed In have some hearing on tlie County Commissioners this road-closing was tabled pend­ afternoon were to receive the ing further moves by proper­ ty owners. first real “ concrete” proposal City Commissioners voted for utilizing waters of Lake to give pro|ierty owners a Monroe when plans for a huge third and final extension of marina were unveiled. time on repairs or demolition Henry Pyle was scheduled of n building at 1G07-1GII West to offer a comprehensive pro­ 13tli St. gram which would permit City .Manager W. K. Know­ construction of a 20-foot pav­ les advised commissioners ed seawall extending GOO that this is tlie third request feet into Ia»ke Monroe and for an extension of time and then another 700 feet parallel recommended the request be with Highway 17-92. denied. The site would lie in the Commissioners i n i t r u r l vicinity of Lake Monroe inn rd that owners be advised which, along with other pro­ that if the building is not re­ perties in the area, is owned paired or torn down by Aug. by Pyle. lie proposes to build the 1, the city will move immed­ seawall with tlie paved road­ iately to demolish it, with no way atop it and protect the further notice. Bids for a pneumatic roll­ exposed sides with reinforced concrete. The interior of the marina and boat basin would lie dredged to a minimum of five feet thus allowing 50 to GO foot boats to lie serviced and sheltered there. Fill from the dredging operations would be used to build tlie wall and roadway bed, commissioners were told. The commission in all pro­ bability will refer the propos­ al to County ‘Engineer William Bush for further study and to check with an engineering firm hired by Pyle to “ firm up" a formal application for tlie project. Pyle notei he needs approv­ al of several agencies prior to beginning tlie work. These in­ clude the State Game and MARGARET QUARLES Fresh Water Fish Commiss­ ion, State Road Board, and U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ neers, Boating Interests long have pointed to the lack of ade­ quate facilities on the lake and today's proposal was des­ The Seminole County Cham­ cribed by Pyle as a "major ber of Commerce Coffee Club step forward" in utilizing tlie will he guests of Dr. Frank I-cone, county health officer, water to full advantage. "Our proposed marina." at the County Health Depart­ Pyle will say In a letter to ment Thursday at 10 a.m. Members will lie served the Commission, “ will offer boatmen full servicing, sup­ coffee and doughnuts in the plies, storage and fueling faci­ auditorium by Miss Margaret Ann Quarles, new home ser­ lities.” A 50-foot wide turnaround is vice representative of the planned for the terminus of Florida Power A Light Co., the seawall and an electric after which they will be taken boat launching service will he on a tour of the building by installed there. Pyle says he tlie Health Department atalf. has adequate parking facili­ Coffee Club members are ties for ears and trailers on asked to use tlie north and south parking lots. his property. Firsf 'Concrete' Proposal On Marina Due Expert To Pour At Coffee Club 1. Galloway pointed out for the benefit of newcomers to the state that tags purchased on or after July 1 are exactly half the price of the full year's cost. The 50-cent fee, however, remains the same, said the collector. • • • Dr. Vincent Roberts will speak on the problems of pre­ natal and postpartum care when the Seminole County Nursing Advisory C o u n c i l holds its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the Seminole County Health De­ partment building on French Avenue at Ninth Street. Ken McIntosh, chairman of tlie council, said that all inter­ ested persons are invited to attend. <9 er were authorized: appoint­ ments to the Civil Service board were tabled for the present: presentation of a plan for a public relations program for city functions was turned down; a request for anexation by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Turman at 2G41 South .Myrtle Avc. was ac­ cepted. • Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 7 9 8 4 3 fl C 5 7 7 the St. Johns * * * * “The Nile of America” < * VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Tartly cloudy, scattered showers through Wednesday; high today in 90s; low tonight in 70s. United Tress Leased W.re Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNK 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Traffic Light Survey Asked A traffic survey on French Avenue to determine the feas­ ibility of installing traffic sig­ nals at the intersection of Third and Ninth Street* and French was requested Mon­ day of the State Hoad Depart­ ment by City Commission. Estimated cost of materials which would lie iicrdcd at each Intersection was given as $2,30(1, At the pres'nt time, a Mo­ ther's Patrol I as to guard the Third Street intersection dur­ ing school months to allow children to cross the busy highway to attend Hie Westside School. Ninth Street is a through street east and west and the Frentli Avenue intersection lias boon the scene of numer­ ous accidents. NO. 218 Lodge Resigns Viet Nam Post LBJ Appoints Gen. Taylor As Successor WASHINGTON (UPI) Son. Maurine Ncubcrgcr, (17Ore.), said today that the De­ partment of Health. Education and Welfare might bo trying to sabotage its own report on smoking and health. Death Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Atty. Gon. James Kynes rul­ ed Tuesday hospitals in Flor­ ida ran release information on the death of a patient be­ fore the death certificate is officially filed for the record. West Watches BERLIN (UPI) - Allied offlcials in West Berlin today kept a close watch on the vi­ tal air corridors linking the city to West Germany for any signs of new Soviet harrassment of Western commercial flights. Threat To Nikita STOCKHOLM (UPI) - A foreigner suspected of “plann­ ing dangerous activities" against visiting Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev lias been arrested, Stockholm prosecutor Aake Magnusson announced todaq. Overflight FREE EYE TESTS will bo a special feature of the Lions Club Fourth of July Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Dark. Here Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson Rets bis eyes cheeked by the testing machine. Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervisor of nurses al the Seminole County Health Department conducts the test. Dr. Frank Leone, health department director, (center) is also a member of tlie Lions Club. (Herald Photo) Court Ponders Ada Trailer Court Ruling Against Permit Turned Down Florida Setup MIAMI (U l'l) — A federal BERLIN (UPI) - A Pan district court here took under American World Airways Jet­ liner on a direct flight from consideration Tuesday an or­ New York flew over Commu­ der from the U. S. Supreme nist East Germany to West Court throwing out Florida's Berlin today and lunded safe­ legislative apportionment and ly despite Soviet charges that leaving deadllu-i ve> to th* such »civice was un.av ful. lower court. Tlie move had been expect­ ed since last week when tlie nation's high court ruled that both houses of state legisla­ tures should tie elected es­ sentially according to imputa­ In response to an appeal tion. In Hie original ruling, thu from Hal Washburn on the de­ legislatures ot s i x states nial of his application for a were ordered reapportioned. Yesterday, the U. S. court dredging easement on cityowned land at Lake Ada, the killed apportionment in Flor­ City Commission Monday tab ida, Michigan, Washington, led the request |>emling a for­ O h i o , Oklahoma, Illinois, mal report from the engineer. Connecticut, Idaho and Iowa. Washburn told commission­ Gov. Farris Bryant said er* that his dredging engineer yesterday he would wait und hail informed him that only examine the U. S. court ruling marl in Hie lake bottom would , before making a statement. cause permanent muddying of He indienled lie would wait the waters, amt that tests on a ruling from Hie Miami court licforc deciding on whe­ showed no marl present. Commissioners r e q u e s t ­ ther to call a special session. Ilryant and other top state ed that the engineer bo pre­ sent and give a formal report official* have said it would end tabled the appeal pend­ be unfair to rail a special ses­ ing appearance ot the engi­ sion of Hie present leglslatore, loaded with lame ducks, neer. Washburn proposes to build since many of Hie members a Japanese sl>le trailer court will not he serving in the 19G5 on tin- property, with the dc session. »lgn said to be “ first elans If Hie district court here nigh style type trader court." rules that tlie next legislature r a n formulate reapportionment when It alts in April, then Ilryant probably will not make a move. If the court rules, however, that laws passed by Hie pre­ sent apportionment ol the state's 43 senators and 112 representatives would he un­ constitutional, a problem arises. In the second case, Ilryant rould either call a special session b e f o r e November when the new legislature is oiticiully elected, or leave the m atter up to Hie new gov­ ernor. Ada Dredging Plea Tabled Letters Back Barry 100-1 WASHINGTON THIS .MARINA OUTLINE was presented to the County CommiMion this morning by Henry Pyle, owner of 700 feet of frontage on Lnko Monroe in the Iatke Moliroe Inn area, lie plans u GOU-fool ejOensiun into the lake then u 70lpfoot * Group Protests nsuvA... Engineering Of BRIEFS 436 Crossing Senator Protests By Julia Rarlnt Petitions protesting t h e State Road Department's en­ gineering of tlie intersection of the new four-lancd SU 43G and Hathaway Drive In Alta­ monte Springs have been pre­ pared for presentation to the County Commission and State Road Board by K. Pope Bas­ sett Jr., an attorney who reptesrnts an organized group of residents in Delray Manor and Oricnta Gardens. Existing problems found at the intersection, Bassett ad­ vises, are that no accelera­ tion or deceleration lanes are provided even though Hatha­ way Drive is tlie only access route to both subdivisions; no left turn lanes have ben pro­ vided for school buses to get to Altamonte Elementary School which is directly across the highway nor has any crosswalk or other facil­ ity been provided for children attending the school. In addition these problems are complicated by the fact that elevation on llatliawuy Drive is considerably lower than on SB 430 thus making it practically impossible for tlie npniarhing motorist to see oncoming traffic until lie is rigid at (lie through high­ way. Included in the petitions will lie results of a traffic sur­ vey of all adults, children anil vehicles crossing tlie highway during a 12 hour per­ iod on Monday which, was taken by a resident commit­ tee. ....................................... * 1 Herald Index Abby .......................... Bridge ....................... Classified ................... Comics ....................... Editorial ................... Funrrals ................... Horoscope ................. Society ....................... Sports ........................ TV Programs ............ Me the Women . . . . . . County * * * * on length parallel with Highway 17-92 and ending ut a 50-foot automobile turnaround. The top of the neii wall would lie paved to a width of 20 fet-t. Dredging inside the walls would allow liecumiuodatioa of 5U to GO fool boats, he ie|iorts. <UIM) - Sen. Barry Goldwater's mail lias been running at almut 100 to one in favor ot bis vote against the Senate civil rights bill. A statement (rum bis office Monday said the mail indicat­ ed "deep dlssatfisaction'' with the rights bill. Goldwater aides said tlie front-running GOI' presidential contender has received 2,176 telegrams since his floor speech last week against Hie bill and that only 22 of these wero in favor ol the bill and against Id* position, Seminole County's Board of Commissioners this morning reversed a previous decision by the county's Board of Ad­ justment to permit Hal Wash­ burn ot Maitland to install a trailer court on a tour-plus acre parcel of land with a igo toot frontier on Hie west side ot U. S. i r t ? In the Lake Ada area. Washburn, owner of the the land, wanted to install and o|M-rate live trailer park ot 47 spaces on the site which is currently zoned M-t (in dostrial). He applied to Hie county's Hoard of Adjustment for an exceptional use per­ mit and was granted hli re ­ quest subject to a 30-day ap­ peal period and an agreement by the City of Sanford to provido sewerage connections. Washburn's obtained t h e clty’a approval but objections 4-Hour Meters For Parking Lot Ciiy Commissioners voted Monday to put four-lmur me­ ters in Hie new parking lot on Hie corner of First Street and Bark Avenue, and enforce the assessment of two dollar parking tickets if the 25 rent yellow tirkets are Ignored. Commissioners agreed to extend tlie paving ot Hie lot onto the private property liebind Carraway and McKlbbin offices, under the stand­ ard practice of using rity lalair if property owner* pay for materials. Hot mix as­ phalt will hr used and con­ crete for stops installed. The commission also agreed to pave the alley beside Bur­ pee Seed Company and In-hind the Sanford Herald on the same proposition. In further action on alleys, commissioners designated tlie alley from Bark to Magnolia Avenue, between First and Second Streets as one way from west to east, entering on Bark and exiting on Mag­ nolia. Beautification Project Okayed Plantings and beautification along the newly installed side­ walk from First Street to Commercial between the J a ­ cobson Building and Hie City Library were approved by City Commissioners Monday with necessary funds being transferred from another ac­ count. City Commissioner E a r l Higginbotham ottered to do­ nate several palm trees from Ids pro|H-rty tor the walkway d Hr- city would ruovo the in. wero fill'd in writing today hy A. II. Betcrson Jr. represent­ ing two property owners in Hie area, and liy the owners of Colllngwood of Orlando. At toduy'a henring Wash­ burn spoke in favor ot hli project after the Commission licard a reading of Hie two objections. John Kridor, man ager of live Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, spoke unfavorably toward tlie pro­ ject. He expressed Hie opinion that it would interfere with Uk normal development of the area which has Iseen zoned industrial ami would have an adverse effect on the values of adjacent properties. Commissioners John Alex­ ander, In whose district the property is located, said that in III* opinion tho placing of a trailer court there would not I hs an asset and he rccom mended tUiat Hie Hoard of Adjustment be overruled in its decision. Washburn said lie planned to put in a "first class park witli a Japanese motiff—one that would lie an asset to the area, and the kind of a park needed In tills area." Following the derision, Washburn told Hie Commiss­ ion: “ I regret that the Commiss­ ion, especially tho commiss­ ioner in my district, has seen fit to deny the use permit for Hie park on my property. We feel that such a project as Hiis, carefully designed, could lie nothing hut a good influ­ ence on North Seminole for IkiHi business and residential growth." WASHINGTON (UBI) — Bresident Johnson today acceptrd the resignation ol Henry Cabot Imdge as U. S. ambassador to Viet Nam and named Gen. Maxwell I). Tay­ lor to surccrd him in the cri­ tical southeast Asian post. At an Impromptu news con­ ference in his office, Johnson announced that Lodge had submitted h i s resignation, dated June 19, saying that ha must retire to private life for personal reasons. The Bresident said he waa accepting the resignation with "deep regret." lie added that Lodge was expected to icturn to Washington thia week and that he will meet with him tlien. Tlie Bresident also announc­ ed hit intention to nominal* Gen. Earle F. Wheeler, Army chief ot staff, to succeed Gen. Taylor as chairman of th« Joint Chiefs ot Staff. He did not name Wheeler's replace­ ment. The President announced that he was naming Assistant Secretary of State U. Alexia Juhnson as deputy ambassa­ dor to Hie republic of Viet Nam. He said that Johnson, a career diplomat, will proceed to Saigon immediately and will act as the chief of mis­ sion until Taylor's arrival to succeed Lodge. Tlie Bresident praised both Taylor and Johnson for ac­ cepting the new post on short notice and said they had th* highest qualifications for their new assignment*. "I'm satisfied that togeth­ er they will give Hie United States the best field leader­ ship" in support of United States policies in South Viet Nam, Johnson said. In Ills letter of resignation Ambassador Uxlge, still * possible Republican presiden­ tial nominee, said his resig­ nation was prompted entire­ ly hy personal reasons. Ilo thanked tho Chief Exe­ cutive for Ills guidance and devotion for helping him to carry out the job, Johnson wrote Lodge that lie should make his farewell calls in Saigon and that ho Imped to see him as soon as tie returned. Windsor 70 BARIS (UBI)—The Duke o( Windsor quietly turned 70 today. A spokesman for the duko and the wife he chose over crown of England aaid tho couple planned only an Inti­ mate dinner with close friends to mark the occasion. enneiif f t i i i A v a FIRST moot o i ia i r r v ™ ALWAYS QUALITY VACATION VALUE DAYS! nEACII TOWELS 5 FT. LONG Ilia HUY AT SO” x •Q " *1 Stripes in terrific col­ or* (woven • through) in thick, cotton terry that soaks up moisture fast. Kite, quality th at should coat (nr more. � 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 22, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 22, 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 22, 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/6a4d1bbe8aa4b94c781d5b3d77ccdeb3.pdf da44a2e850a11a1b49503f466206b3ac PDF Text Text By Janea Casselberry ' A Joint installation of of­ ficers was held Saturday night a t the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry by American Legion Memorial Post 260 of Casselberry and its Auxiliary Unit. CLEVELAND (U FI)-PreiIdent Johnson pledged today to 'lake further ateps" in working with labor and busi­ ness to assure every qualified American a Job. "It la time for labor and management and government to cooperate In eitabllahlng a national manpower policy,'' the President said in a speech prepared for the 28th anual convention of the Communica­ tions Workers of America (AFL-CIO). Johnson said this policy should "sites* our future needs end help tlm all our programs of training and ed­ ucation—government and pri­ vate alike — toward filling those needs." Existing labor-management committees along with a cab­ inet committee which ho has appointed will contribute to such a policy, he said. SJ U The Installing team for the post Included Sixth District Commander Caroline Frid of Orlando, District Adjutant Penny Caldwell of Orlando and District Historian John Brown of Eustis who served a* acting sergeant-at-arms. Installing the ladles were Sixth District President Maty Brown of Eustis, District Chaplain Nell Stiller of Eustia, District Sergeant-at-Arm* Maud Johns of Tavares and District Secretary Betty Bitt­ ner of Leesburg. ns -W E w \ o jb u INSTALLATION for officers of Casselberry Americnn Legion Post 2fifl wns conducted by District Adjutant Penny Caldwell, left front, and Sixth District Commander Caroline Frid, right front. Officers nro Kon Walbridge, center front; back, from left, Hen EvanH, William Elder, Miller Evans, Kon Green and Harold Kryder. At right back is John Brown, district historian, who also participated in the ceremonies. 20 Rabbis To Join King ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI>—A group of 20 re­ form rabbis flew to St. Augustine Wednesday to join Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., In an antt-eegragatkn demon­ stration. Tha group, members of the Central Conference of Amer­ ican Rabbia (CCAR) conven­ ed here in Its 76th annual meeting decided to join the Florida demonstrators at the telegraphed request of King. Tha delegation a n members of a standing CCAR “demon* ntratkm task fores." King's telegram Invited the group to "Join me In a proph­ etic witness against tha social evils of our time." 8IXTH DISTRICT President Mary Brown, center front, nerved a» In­ stalling officer for American Legion Auxiliary Unit 266 of Casselberry. Officers Installed Included Mrs. Letha Ward, left and Mr3. Della Kry­ der, right; back, from left, Alice Walbrldge, Katherine Corwin, Emlley Green and Elizabeth Evans. (Herald Photo) [ V i s o b ! Ken Watbrldg* was Install­ ed a.) poit commander. Other offlcere Include Wilbur Morey, flret vice eommander; George Mcsslck, aecond vice com­ mander; Marvin McClain, third vice commander; Miller Evane, adjuetant; H a r o l d Kryder, finance officer; Ben Evane, hletorlan; Ken Green, service officer; William Elder, sergeant-at-arms and Clar­ ence Doebener, chaplain. Auxiliary officer* inatalled Included Mr*. Della Kryder, preildent; Mr*. Letha Ward, vice president; Mrs. Alice Mrs. Walbrldge, secretary Katherine Corwin, chaplain; Mrs. Emlley Green, sergeantat-arma; Mrs. E l i s a b e t h Evsns, treasurer and Mrs. Helen Clzewakl, historian. Retiring commander Harold Kryder was presented with a framed resolution for his out­ standing service during the past two years by Ben Evsns, He also received a command­ er’s certificate and a past commander badge. A certificate also was pre­ sented to Larry Maplesden for hla service as adjutant. A school of instruction for Legion and Auxiliary officers and members was announced for Sunday, July 26, at Post 10 In Orlando. Mrs. Kryder presented a rash award of $4 won by the Unit's press book aa first prise In the second division and a citation for the Unit history, both won at the re­ cent state convention, to Mrs. L e o n a r d Casselberry who served boh as publicity chair­ man and historian. The press book will compete a t the na­ tional convention. The finance officer wes au­ thorised to spend a limited amount for expensee of the American Legion baseball team now being sponsored in Casselberry by tha Post. Guests included Mrs. Doris Hacks of Orange City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hteudla of Post 166, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burkhardt of Post 183 and H. R. Glbaon of Eustis. City firemen responded to three alarms Tuesday and on* blase kept them busy for more than an hour Tuesday night. A t 10:24 p. m. they were summoned to a fire in an un­ occupied frame house a t 1207 Laka Are. The house is own­ ed by Nelson Elerby, accord­ ing lo Assistant Fir* Chief R. T. Thomas. Damage was described as extensive but the actual RFMt'MBfff Interest On NfW r/vn F m .ir ir niy storm which buffeted Ui* area, they were summoned to the Park Avenue T r a i l e r Court when lightning hit a tree. There waa no property damage. The aeries of alarms start­ ed a t 12:10 p. m. when they were called to a trash fire a t 1402 W. 16th St. after the blase threatened a nearby house. No property damage was reported her*. W% as simpla as th a t Th a t’s w hat w o moan whoa w o say "B u ild your credit whom N c o u n ts .* ff there It a now or used ear ia your future, coma in and talk financing with our auto loan experts. Power Stripped FLORIDA STATE BARK From Milk Body TALLAHASSEE <UH) — A panel of federal judges made a ruling last week which denied the eontroversiel ■late milk commission its rea­ son for existence—protecting ■tata milk producers. MEMBER F.D.I.C. V U K H f new THRILLS! N O JN O P NEWZESTI NEWTI WE THIDOMUB0YB V ARE HERE I ^ ^ ^ W TO BRING JOV INTO ^ YOUR L IF E ! > / mote \ THEGREAT STYLING! / THE £N A S h XSHOW HER into a y u c U 6 W t f iU o A m a bring this coupon man the Sanford Herald f r HA/ENOFEAR, Y S T E P T W O — Yo u can automatically borrow money (now or iator) on your signature A L O N E ! No waiting. N o guessing. When wn finance your automobile, you a rt automatically tliglblo fo r a signature loan. ^ IERE I SIT ALONE ON THE NIGHT O F THE T r B ALLI NOTHING H ELPS... IV E WASHED AV W ^ THE GRAM.. MV UNDERARMS ARE ABOUTFR2ZE! MY MOTHER LETS ME D O fTAtySELF... I G O T , L nIU J^ R E A L LIVE BLOOD...THE YELLOW L J 8 k £ \ V E N T YEA R S A G O ... ANDM Y / UNDERW EAR IS S O LIVING A IT S C A R ES M E TO DEATH I A S T E P O N E — Finance your m w nr H i t car with ua. delivered ^ VOUCATS A COULDGETARRESTER SCARINGA BODV LIKE THIS | . NWRRCyoFpytXJRl l t* A OUR HEROINEGOES DOOM ANDLIFE CHANGES.., U ?S LOOK IN f THECAR MEN LO V E 'T H K T ' DID It BUDDY! fU-TAKE IT! r SA y BABY,,. I SURE U fl LIKE YOUR NEW DODGE! WHATPICK-UP! WHATPOWERr HANDLESUKEADREAM! GREAT GAS MILEAGE,TOQIBET?AND THISUPHOLSTERy IS TERRIFIC! BEST LOOKINGCARON THE ROAD, ETCvETCy J OUSTWVLUCK.,. ALLTHIG ANDI GET ATALKER! 4 Name 4 1801 WEST let STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 l �/» * 1 1 Seminole County * * * * on the U \ if S t Johns * * * ♦ 'The Nile of America” > < ® lu> ib r a tfi * Zip Code 32771 i * WEATHER: Fnir through Saturday; chance of scattered showers in afternoon or evening; high today in 90s; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 66 United Press L eased W r e ifetablished 190b FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 216 ♦ », • I , 1 • * '• .. '• f <w m " 1 £ The air conditioning unit which cooli off peraonnel in tha county clerk'* office blew cut Wednesday. Thursday of. fice worker* — the clerk, Arthur Beckwith wa» out of town—iw eited It out until ■omeone removed an old win<jow between the clerk'* of­ fice* and the tax collector'* office. They placed a fan In the window and drew cool air from the collector'* office Into the clerk’* office. Per­ aonnel in the clerk’* office ■aid it was *tlll “hot.” • • * School teacher* and edu­ cators, church »chool teach­ er* and other* have often expreaied an opinion thnt was echoed Wcdneiday by City Recreation Director Jim Je r­ nigam Namely th at acme par­ ent* *eem to expect the church, school and recreation department* to accomplish in a few hour* what they have failed to do at home. • * • P r o g r a m for Civitnns Thursday wa* to be on “The Evolution of Man” by Bud Layer. Editor of the bulletin in a humorous vein offered some of the club member* as living example* of the “les*«r evolved types." • # • The eity dog catcher went on full time patrol today, on the lookout for dogs wlthcut license tags. If your pooehie 1* among the missing, don't ■ay we didn’t warn you. The city pound will only keep him 10 days. A word to the wise should be sufficient. • • • Don't forget cld Dad Sun­ day. It's hi* day. * # • Best thing you can do for Father Sunday I* give him a big hug and a kiss, tell him you love him, and how much you appreciate his hard work ail year to keep the kiddies !n shoes, and food on the table. Sweet talk him— but do it sincerely. e • • Jim Jemigan, apeaking to Klwanla Club Wednesday said th a t many departmenta come under hie Jurisdiction as City Recreation Director, Among them are the xoo, parks, pool*, stadium, recreation area*— and the cemetery. He says he hasn’t figured that last one out yet. Maybe it'll turn out to be re-creation 7 1 • e e From the mailbag: Cheryi Dome writea th at “we are service personnel connected to SNAS. I hear a lot of talk about Junior college! and col­ leges . , . but no on* ha* mentioned the other end of the educational Udder , . , kindergarten. I think kinder­ garten 1* very Important in teaching a child to learn and play In a Urge group. If a child could go to kindergarten it would raise the standard* of th* primary grades because more children would be ready for learning. . . She called for public-aupported kinder­ gartens. a • • M 1 a ■ Barbara Munson, daughter of Dr. and Mr*. Leonard Munson graduated recently from Columbia Uni­ versity School of General Studies in New York. • e e County Zoning Officer, Bob Brown, la on vacation. He'll not ba back in hla offices until June 20. Nevertheless, sonlng office business goes right on. • • Rights Bill Vote Due Late Today ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) —Dr. Merthln Luther King announced today that Ne­ groes would rail off their anti-segregation demonstra­ tions here If a grand Jury will reconvene and make ■ “ good faith" effort hi solve racist problems. W iV A . • • New Quake APPRECIATION for the service of Willie Hunt, President of Hunt Lincoln Mercury in setting n precedent of presenting n Jnycoe President's Courtesy Cur each year, brings top award from State Jaycees organization. Here plaque is being presented by retiring president Jim Smith of the Snnford-Seminole Jaycees, in ceremonies at the Civic Center, Thursduy. (Herald Photo) Sanford Auto Dealer Puts JC s On Wheels By Dottle Austin Two yeare ego Willie Hunt started something. As president of Hunt LincoIn-Mercury Motors, he pre­ sented a courtesy car from the dealership to the Sanford Seminole Jaycees for their president to use In carrying out his duties. Hunt honored the Jnyrees thusly, because he felt they were tha most active civic organisation in the county and took note of the many civic and community projecte that the young men had accomp­ lished and the seal and spirit with which they worked. Driving the b r a n d - n e w courtesy car cross-country to the national conventions and all around tbe state to vari­ ous Jaycees district and state meetings, 1DG2 P r e s i d e n t Glenn McCall and 10(1.1 Pres­ ident Jim Smith aruused the interest of other Jnyceee orgau Irations. Some of the bigger groups had ae many as TOO member* in their cluhs, but they didn't have a President's Courtesy Car. Across the state of Florida, other automobile dealers be­ gan to copy Hunt's idea of showing appreciation In the Jaycees. More and more clubs began to bo presented with courtesy autos for their pres­ idents as dealers began to call Hunt to find out how the plan operated. Now more than a dozen community auto dealers have Joined the President’s car parade and a t any state or regional meeting the Jayree leaders run bo seen proudly arriving in their courtesy car* from Orlando, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Miami, Cocoa and other cities. At the Jkyct a state con­ vention held in Cocoa on May M, Stnlo President Cody Hailey presented an engraved gold plaque, mounted on wal­ nut In the shape of the Jaycee shield to Hunt for his outstanding service. Each year, Hunt presents the new Jaycce president with the keys to a brand new Comet station wagon. Thurs­ day ho handed the keys to President Clyde Long, the Jaycees first bucheior presi­ dent. LBJ On Tour In California EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. ( U r i) —Presi­ dent Johnson arrived today from Washington to begin • three-day California politics) lour with a rapid-fire, parliully secret review of same of tho nation's newest, fast­ est aircraft, Johnson, who was scheduled to speak tonight in Sun Fran­ cisco at the first of two ma­ jor Democratic party fundruiiing dinners on his tour, Hsked in advance to see spe­ cific exhibits both expsrimental and operational. NIIGATA, Japan (U PD -A strong new earthquake struck Niigata and parts of northern Japan today, adding to the fear and damage of an earlier temblor that struck the region Tuesday, Troops To Laos? WASHINGTON (UPI) - A top State Department official, William P. Bundy, aaya the United Slates may have to send troops to Laoi if the Communist North Vietnamese greatly step up tho war there. Guardian Named FREEHOLD, N. J. ( U P I)A Superior Court Judge today appointed Trenton l a w y e r George Warren as special guardian to the unborn child of ■ Jehovah Witness, Mrs. Willi mini Anderson, who ia under court orders to submit lo transfusions if necessary to save the life of the child. Business Brisk Ai Dog Clinic Butineai was brisk at the dog clinic held at City Hall Thursday as pet owners lined up lo havo Rover inoculated for rabies and tagged for city living. There were 77 dog* In line during the afternoon, keeping Dr. Raymond lias* and his assistant busy making the ino­ culations and issuing the tags. Despite the good turnout however, City Manager W. E. Knowles estimated that there are still hundreds of dogs In the city limit* which do not have a shot or license. Persona who have doga not yet treated and tagged are advised to take their pet to a veterinarian for hla rabici In­ oculation amt lag then gel the city license tag at the City Hall. Deadline was June 18 and any doga found roaming around without proper tags are being picked up. Pet owners whose dogs are picked up may baft them out by paying a 25 rents a day charge and securing tho proper tag*. • Herald Index f WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate struggled through a shower of final oratory to­ ward overwhelming passage late today of the strongest civil rights bill since tho Re­ construction Era. The bill would end discrim­ ination in voting, schools, em­ ployment, u n i o n s , public places, private enterprises of­ fering accommodation to the public and In the dispensing of federal fund*. The vote was expected about 4 or 5 p. m. EDT after one lust-ditch motion to send the bill tu a Senate commit­ tee. Senate leadert were con­ fident they could beat Ute mo­ tion handily. Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn., said that a i many as 77 or 78 senators would vote for the bill. Re­ Lender Everett M. FIRST ENTRY in tho publican Dirksen, 111., Joined In fore­ 1901 "Miss Flame of casting top-heavy appravnl. S e m i n o l e County" Dirksen said as few as five beauty c o n t e s t is of the Senate’s 13 Republi­ Charlotte Ann Sanders, can* might wind up opposing d a u g h t e r of Mrs. the bill, but one of these will F r a n e e s Sanders of bn Sen. Barry Goldwater, I/ongdatc. Sponsored by frontrunner for th# GOP t h e Florida Forestry presidential nomination. Service, Charlotte is 15 Goldwater announced Thurs­ years old, 6 feet, 7®i day he would vote against the iithea tall mid mea­ bill because of constitutional sures 30, 24, 510. Con­ objections tu its provisions oil test is sponsored by the fair employment ami guaran­ L o n g wood Volunteer tees of equal access to private Fire Dept, as port of establishments offering food, it* annual Fourth of lodging and entertainment to July Fiestu. » Ilia public. Thu measure would give the federal guveimount Vast puwers, unequalled •ince Recon­ struction: to erase discrimina­ tion In schools, voting, em­ ployment, public accommoda­ tions and use of federal Jaycoo President Clyde Long funds. said today that the Jaycees are unable to procure any more Sabine vaccine to fill requirements of thousand* of Seminole County citizens who were turned away when the supply ran out. “ We’re very sorry that this TALLAHASSEE (UPI) situation haa developed, and will keep trying to get some Gov. Farris Bryant was noti­ more, hut right now it doci fied today that an agreement not look very encouraging," h a a been approved under which Florida will aaaume Long said. Some local phyaiclant have part of Uie Atomic Energy the vaccine available In limit­ Commiasion'a regulatory pow­ ed supply, ai does the .Semin­ er over radioactive materials. ole County Health Depart­ Commission Chairman Glenn ment. Citizens desiring the T. Seaborg said Uie authority varrlne are advlicd to con- will include licensing power* over the usera of radioactive suit their family physician. Tbe first two Sundays that material). the first dose was given 10,000 The agreement will be for­ persons were treated. At the mally signed In Tallahasaeo time of (he second (lose, 14,500 J u l y 1 by Commissioner persons were given the vac­ James T. Ramey for the AEC cine before the supply ran and llryant and will taku ef­ fect im mediately. out, I/ing reported. No More Sabin Doses Available Stale To Assume Some AEC Power THE PERPLEXING PROIILEM of how to feed 12 hungry thoroughbred pupa, nix mules mid nix females, when there are only eight place# a t th* dining table, has been solved for Ginger of King Ilcidi by CI’O nnd Mr*. Frank Fox of Longdalo and their mins, Jimmy, Mike nnd Curtis, who help out with bottle feedings, alternating the pups in turn. Father of the lC-dny-nld litter is Major of Mockingbird owned by Robbie Robinson of Casselberry. (HaraAJLytwud) Brewer Asked To Get Westside Fire Sanford On 1-4 Sign Unit Discusses Constitution Stale Senator Mack Cleve­ land today requested to A. Max Brewer, district member of the State Road Board, to have erected a new direction­ al sign which includes San­ ford at the intersection of In­ terstate 4 and U. S, U2 west of Daytona Beach. Cleveland, acting on a re­ quest from the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, told Brewer that thu signs now list only Orlando with no mention of the fact Ui.it highways from the Intersccttuu also lead lo San­ ford and DeLand. "1 feel," laid Cleveland, “that since Sanford is the county seat or Seminole and Dcl-and the county seat of Vo­ lusia that both of these cities should have algns Indicating the highway Rut leads to them." Cleveland said he had re ­ ceived several complaints since the sign indicating'the route only to Orlando was erected. Gerald Frierson, chairman of the road* rommittce of the DeLand Chamber of Com­ merce, also registered a com­ plaint. Frierson appealed to Gov. Farris llryant, calling atten­ tion to the sign at the inter­ section. Frierson said that "The Information displayed on tills now lign is considered a grave concern to our roads rommittce In that the sign doe* not offer a choice of routes." Priest Gives In To Cardinal Some Rain Falls In Jessup Area LOB ANGELES (U PI)—A young priest who called for tha removal of Ills cardinal for alleged fniluru to exert racial leadership has yielded to tha church in an age-old ceremony of obelsnnee wit­ nessed by about ”00 fellow priests, source* indirntrd to­ day. The aource* rlaimrd that the Rev. William H. Duliuy knelt before James Francis Cardinal McIntyre amt kissed the prelate's ring in the pres­ ence of 200 priest* Thursday. Milk Stolen Theft of pints of milk from a Perfection Dairies truck at 2602 8. Park Ave. was report­ ed to city police this morn­ ing. Dairy officials also said other cartons were damaged by the thief or thieves walk­ ing over them. Help Father Take Care Of His Heart Sunday's Day For Dear Old Dad WHOA. Don't htad for tha f Elk* Clubground today for - w. tuht benefit barbecue. Th* Clock was misinformed of th* day. The event will be held Satarday from 6 to 7 p. m. on the grounds. Proceeds from it will enabl* many Scouts to attend a session a t the In­ dian Reservation i n t h a Smoky Mountain*. Abby ................. Bridge .............. Classified ......... Comics ............ Pages 2-A-3A Editorial .......... . .. Page 1A Funeral! .......... Horoscope ......... Pages 2A-3A Society .............. Sports ............... TV Programs . . . . Page 10 • :Wa th* Women . . . . Page • Senate Gets Final Gust_ _ _ Of Oratory Bulletin 'LONESOME' got hla vaccine Thursday afternoon a t the final session of the dog Inoculation clinic behind the City Hall. Dr. Raymond Base, local veterinarian, administers the dose as the dog's owner, Mrs. Max Stewart of Sunland Estates, wtitches. Asked the (treed of the dog, Mrs. Stewart said, “you-name-it.” Dr. Buss treated 71 dogs during tha afternoon clinic. By Dottle Austin Sunday is Father's Day and aa it approachea, tire other member* uf Uie family will be whispering behind hi* back, holding secret conclaves to find ■ special way to pamper Paps. A fairly typical family plan include* breakfast in bed for dear old Dad, hla favorite menu for Sunday dinner, some gaily wrapped gifts, and a 24 hour reprieve from his usual chores—no m atter how much he enjoy* doing them. Putting Pop on a pedcstral la fine—for one dsy. Rut he can get out of condition very fast up there, not moving a muscle, and this U not good for hla heart. Father’* Day would be a good Ume for the family to enter into conspiracy to keep tho head of the house in good physical condition all year round and for many Fstiver's Day* to come, the Seminole UcRarjr Heart illusion aaya. All fathers should get some form of daily exercise apart from their work, say* the Heart Association. Dally exer­ cise prevents muscle* from turning into marshmallows, helps work off annoyances and frustrations. It help* keep Dad a solid citizen rather than a softie. In short, dally exercise Is good for his heart and hla health aa well aa hit appearance and ■tale of mind. Not all father* will go In for the same aort of exercise. Try, If you can, to encourage him to lake up an exercise he's likely to enjoy—otherwise he'll chuck the whole idea In a couple of weeks. Some lather* need only a nudge in the right direction; other* need Machiavellian maneuvering. Your Father*# Day gift might be golf club*, halting tackle, a home rowing m a­ chine, equipment for back­ yard volley ball (giving tha whole family a chance to Join the fun). Tennis, swim­ ming, golf and bowling are some other sports that offer companionship at well aa fun. Dally axerclse, not weekend spurta of physical stress should be the rule, aaya the Heart Association. It need not ba elaborate— a brisk, freeswinging walk, maybe with Mom or one of the children 1* a good and relaxing form of cxerciac available lo every­ one. Moat Important of all, the family needs to conspire to help Dad find the time and opportunity for exercise every day of the year. If h e 'i been especially aedentary In hla habit*, suggest a physical exam before he tac­ kle# any alrenuou* sports. Even alter the check-up, con­ vince him that a gradual ap­ proach make* senae. Don't let him literally knock himself out trying to Impress big brother with his athletic D^wes*. Only one ol this week's lole afternoon shower*, which brought welcome relief to the rest of the county, fell on I,akc Jessup ami Its long suf­ fering lake shore residents, operator* of Itileys Fish Camp reported today. Tho shower brought a mea­ sure of relief from Uie results of tho vast “fish kill" which struck tho lake during the first weekend in June, but a lot more rain is needed before the carcasses can bo washed away. The situation resulting from the presence of thousands of dead "rough fish” has been aggravated by extremely high temperatures am! lack of rain. Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission official* have predicted, however, that i|Kirt fishing will Ire Irctter titan ever once the situation clears up. The newly organized Weal aide Volunteer Fire Dept, meeting Thursday evening at the Lake Monroe Community ltuilding, discussed plana for drawing up the constitution and by-laws and appointed • number of committee*. Assisting waa Ed Zimmerman of the Lake Mary Voluoleer Fire Dept. Zimmerman pointed out that legal help should be obtained fur forming tho constitution and explained that Civil De­ fense can help the department get needed equipment. Active member* will aenr* aa active firemen, tha group decided; associate member* will assist in fund raising acti­ vities and honorary member* ship will be open In anyon# associated with the depart­ ment whether or not they 11va in the area to be protected. Committee* named were publicity, Mr*. H. L. Johnson, procurement, Robert Mann; legal, Mr*. Ruth Gallagher, Homer Little and Drew War­ ren. Director# will bn Joa Uouth, Tkim Gallagher, Ted Sticcr, Richard Boyd, Daa Denmark, LcRoy Lee and Gerald Behrens. In charge of maintenance win he Donald Davis, F. M. Donglta, A. C, Hodge and Ted Sllcer. Proposed by-lawa, pattern­ ed after Lake Mary's will ba presented by the legal com. uiillrc for approval at a meet­ ing at 8 p. tn. Monday in tha Community Building. The regular meeting will ba held at I p. nt. Thursday. JFK Report WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tha Warren Commlsalon'a stuff begun reviewing Ita re­ port today to make sure it unswera nit possible queationa ubout the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. "Jh a Jjy h k a lA " Now Entertaining At The Unique CcUiibn FRI. & SAT. NITES 10 P. M. 'til 2 A. M. rro t • VALDEZ HOTEL* Downtown Sanfttd 1 * r— JjT �i 1 f ®i» •atiforB Rrrslti Pape 2—FrI. June 19, *64 Rev. Grover Sewell I An Awesome Day A Sunday school teacher waa trying to describe God to her young pupils in a way that they could underatand something of Him. She said that lie la very loving, kind, strong and thoughtful. As she continued she sought to im­ press upon the class that God was one who could conquer the world. She told-of-His courage and described His power as being all that waa naeded to meet the needs of the world. Final­ ly abe said to the pupils, "Does that description of God make you think of anybody you know.*' One little boy raised his band eagerly and when recognised said, "That's my Pop, teacher!*1 Evidently this little boy had the kind cf a father that we like to think of as being the normal father, however, moat uf us have to admit that we do not always impress our children in such a favorable way. A good queation for every father to ask himself would be, "Do my children think uf me in a favorable way," Do your tons feel inspired to pat- First Christian To Have VBS Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church uf Sanford will open Monday and continue through Wednes­ day, July I. with daily ses­ sions from 0 until 11 a.m. on thia year's theme, "Jesus." There Will be classes for axes four through 14 yeais. Teachers will be: kindergar­ ten, Lis Horton and Joan Smith; primary 1, Shirley Alexander and Dee Shaffer: primary 2, Phyllis Shields and Virginia Rowland; Junior, Jo•tine Elliott and Kathleen Joy Mid Junior high, Itev. Vernon Fuller, School direc­ tor* will be Jodie Fuller and Martlia Young. A closing program will be • t 7:80 p.m., July 1. Invitation ia extended all Interested children to attend the Bible School. Those wish­ ing f u r t h e r information •hould call Jodia Fuller. tern their ikes after you and do your dnughters feel that they would like for their hus­ bands to have the qualities that they see in you. Many sermons w i l l tie preached Sunday about fath­ ers and matters relating to the home. We will u»c much of our time thinking of earthly fathers who have such import­ ant places to fill in our mod­ ern day although attention to B -has been most pronounced in these latter years. When we think carefully we realise that man was given a role to play Id God's plan when God made man In His linage. Is it "too far out" to call this the first "Father's Day” ? The role of a father is dif­ ferent from that of the male species in all other creatures. Man is far more than a bio­ logical necessity as he takes his place in God’s plan. God made it very clear in the Bi­ ble that if man is lo be a good earthly father that he will rare for his children far be­ yond Uir point of conception and birth. How often clergymen are faced with having lathers say to them that they "bring home the bacon” and there­ fore they aren't responsible for the spiritual tilings of the hutne. Material provision Is only one of tlie duties uf fa­ thers. As we turn hack into the early pari of the Bible we find in Genesis IB:IV "Fur 1 know him, that lie will eummund his children and his household alter him, and they shall keep the way of Use Lord , . These words were spoken of Abraham, but they are Just as applicable for us today. The time is late, but let us pray not too late, fur fathers to assume the responsibility that God has given them in becoming the leaders in their households. Let us pray fur the fathers of our land and world that they will lift high the standards ot their Lord in their households. Let us pray for Hie father* of our land and world that they will lift high Uie stand­ ards of their Lord in their homes by being examples, teachers, guides and protec­ tors in all things U-rausc aft­ er all is said snd done, *U is of God. Church Reports On Plans For Gymkana Members cf the Building Expansion Committee of th* Sanford Congregational Christian Church mat at 1:80 p .m . Tuesday to discuss pro­ gress reports on plans to sponsor th« Florida BUte University Gymkana In Baptamber for a baneflt psrformDnee to aid the church In Its building fund campaign. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Nordgren, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ccrbatt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allender, Ed­ mund Weber. Mrs. Beatrice Burtache and Mias Miriam liurtschc. Unshir to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond. The Gymkana has received wide acclaim as a program of "gymnastics plus showman­ ship" put on by a group of some 40-60 FBU students, some of whom have or will rompete In World Olympics. The acts consist of skill in the use of the parallel bars, the trampoline, the vaulting table, the high bar and the flying rlnga as wall aa bal­ ancing acta, dance routines and many other fascinating feats of grace and daring. Appearing with Gymkana for the church's show in Sep­ tember will be tile famous Tallahassee Tumbling Tuts who have appeared on nstionwidt television with Tad Mack's Show. Director of tha program of Gymkana is Dr. Hartley Price, K8 U director of phy­ sical education and recrea­ tion. Rev. C. B. Hogg To Be Minister In Sanford Itev. Charles B. Hogg, on Sabbatical from th* Ken­ tucky Conference, has ac­ cepted ministerial duties for one year at Christ Metho­ dist Church of Sanford after transfer of Itev. Ray Gregory to Daytona First Methcdift Church as associate pastor. A reception waa held im­ mediately following morning worship last Sunday in w»l. come Jtev. Hogg and his wife, Catherine, who come from Willlamatown, Ohio. They are the parents of aavan childrsn and have 13 grandchildren. A farewell party honoring Rev. and Mra. Gregory and their family was hsld W«dnssday evening, June 10. Ground Broken For New Mission ■p Doans Estes I at the corner of SR 410 and the Dove Southern Baptist Ground waa broken recently I Fourth Street in Chuluota fur Mission which Is being spon­ sored by the First Baptist Church of Longwood. Services lor the new congregstlon presently are being conducted by Itev. Joseph Warden, mission pastor, at tils home in Chuluota until the illusion is completed in late July or early August. Those participating in the groundbreaking were Rev, Jack Lindsay, pastor of Long, wood First Baptist Church; W. T. Hauser and Karl Show­ ers, members of tha mission committee of the Long wood CEREMONIES to break ground for the Love church; G e r a l d Pressley, chairman of the mission Southern Baptist Miaalun wore conducted in Chuluota recently by, from left, Itev. Jack Lindbuilding committee; Elmer aay of Longwood, W. T. Hauser, Ear] Showers, Bays, Jim Parka and H. C. Gerald Presnley, Itev. Jonoph Warden, mission Burns Sr., members of the pastor; Elmer Buys, Jim Parka and II. C\ mission building committee Burns 8r. snd Rev. Warden. Bear Lake The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Bear Lake Methodist Church was organised at a recent evening meeting held at the home of Mra. Lutlier Miles in Forest City. Rev. William Irwin, minis­ ter of the church, wss in charge of nominations and de­ votions were led by Miss Vir­ ginia English. Special guests for the occasion were Rev. and Mrs, Bill Bookman who wlU be taking over pastoral duties of the ehurrh this sum­ mer wtiile Rev. and Mrs. Ir­ win are on vacation. Officers elected were Mias English, president; Mrs. Mar­ garet Brown, vice president; Mr*. Eileen Benjamin, cor­ responding secretory, a n d Mrs. Ruth Bowles, treasurer. Others attending were Mrs. Marie Salmi, Mri. Fat Hall, Mrs. Tarns Darnell, Mr*. Eleanor Taylor, Mr*. Nora Norris. Mr*. Magdalene Mor­ gan, Mre. Bea Ellis. Mrs Vancelle Childers, Mrs. Vir­ ginia Gibbons, Mrs. Edythe Griffith, Mrs. C a t h e r i n e Baird, Mrs. Nan Peterson, Mr*. Jean Mueller, Mrs. Mar­ gie N. Linton, Mrs. Jo Ella Hodges, Mrs. Margie Linton and Mr*. Donna Longbrake. The next meeting for the ladies will be a pot lurk sup­ per to be held at Uie Chuicii Cottage on Bear Lake Road. July 1C, beginning at 8:30 p.m. Those whose last names be­ gin with letter A-L are asked to bring a meat or vegeta tile dish and those from M-Z aie to bring salad or dessert. Commencement Held By VBS By Maryann Mite* Comment rnirnl program for the Forest City B a p t i s t Church Vacation Bible School waa held Wednesday evening followed by an open house and reception given by the Bible School Committee. Handicraft displays were on exhibit during the open house and refreshments of punch and three beautifully decorat­ ed cakes were served for the reception. Daily average attendance at the school numbered 186 chil­ dren and 41 teacher# and workers. Mr*. Clifford Greaham, wife of the minister, was principal. Department superintendent! were Ralph Green, intermedi­ ates; Mrs. Florence Hubbard, Juniors; Mrs. Yvonne West­ moreland, primaries; Mrs. Marilyn Millan, beginner* and Mra. Ola McCroakey, nursery. Baptist Class Has Meeting ♦ New Pastor For Academy Church HOSTESSES for the recent orgunizutionul meeting of the Bear Lake MethodifitrWSCS, held at th r home of Mr-- bother Miles in Forest City, were, from left, MrB. Joan Mueller, Mias Virginia English, Mra. Cathryn Baird and MrB. Miles. (Herald Photo) THE CONGREGATION of Burnett Memorial Methodist Church of En­ terprise recently guve a furewell party in honor of Rev. and Mra. Fred Foster, left, who are transferred to the church in Oxford. With them at right is Forrest Nutt, church lay leader. (Herald Photo) Pastor James F. Hamrick, originally from Apopka, will return lo Central Florida ear­ ly next mouth to accept the pastorate of the Seventh Day Adventist Church at Forest Lake Academy which current­ ly has a iund program is pro­ gress to raise approximately ( 200.000 for a new sanctuary and Sabbath School room*. Alter graduating trnm Semi­ nole High School in Sanford, he entered Columbia Union College in Takrnna Park. Md. His college studies were in­ terrupted by a three year per­ iod of aerviee In the Navy af­ ter which hr returned to graduating m 1W0 with In theology and hartary. Since graduation, paetnr Hamrick ha* served as evan gel 1st in Cleveland and in many other Ohio cltk*. Five years ego he became pastor of the Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church where his mmartry has been characterised by evangelism. In Philadelphia he wa* a member of the Advisory Com­ mittee far Civil Defense, a regular participant in chap­ laincy work at Germantown Hospital, a cooperative work­ er with the Ministerial Aaao elation and a participating chaplain at Hamsberg Prison. Nazarene VBS Sets Program THE STEEPLE is ready and waiting to be placed upon the new $100,000 Central Baptist Church now under construction at Oak Ave. and 18th S t When completed in August, the new sanctuary will have a seating capacity for 500 in the main auditorium and for another 150 in the bulcony. The Choir Loft will l>e slightly elevated and there will be new pews and furnishings throughout. The present church building will be converted into an educational u n it (Herald Photo) 'King's M en' To Be In Sanford A covered dish supper will ot sacred music at Saniord Alliance Church, 1401 Park be held at 8:30 p. m. preced­ Ave , at 7.30 p. m. next Tues­ ing the concert. Members and day. friends of the church are in­ vited to bring a dish. Join in the fellowship of the supper snd remain for the program. Brass and vocal soki, duet and trio numbers will be fea­ tured. Evangelist John Klinepeter, tour director and field representative c t the fnstiute will give a brief gospel mess­ age following the musieal pre­ sentations. Those participating in the program include Rutty Levellle, trumpet-tenor from Pensacola; K e n Wbivcnant, trumpet-baritone from Gads­ den. Ala. and Mark Klinepeter, trumpet-bass from Toc­ coa Falls. Member* of the trio are stu dents al the college. By Donaa Kates A PROGRAM of nucmi music will be presented Th* Revival currently being Holy Communion Ht 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sanford Alliance conducted at the First Pente­ Holy Communion Service Church by the "King's Men” from Toccoa Falls costal Church of Longwrood will be held at Christ Epis­ Hilile Institute. Making up the trio ure, from by Rev. Louise Elleuburg of copal Church in Longwood at left, Ken Whiaenant, Murk Klinepeter and Geneva, Ala., will continue to­ 9 a.m. next Wednesday in ob­ Rusty Lcvcillc, all student* at the Institute. day, Saturday and Sunday at servance of th* Feast of St. 7:30 p.m. John tho Baptist and to celsH art with Mre. EUenburg brate the Ordination Annivers­ for the revival is her daught­ Bible School Program Set ary of Rev. Charles Stewart Commencement exercise* and young people have served Jr., vicar of th* church. P ar­ er, Diana. Invitation to attend the re­ for Vacation Bible School at a* workers and assistants. ishioners are Invitad to attend. vival services la extended the (jik* Monro# Baptist Church public by Rev. E. Ruth Grant, will Ik held at 7:30 p.m. next pastor of th* church. ALL SOUL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Wednesday. P a r e n t s and friend* arc invited to attend Club Communion the program and to view ex­ New Sunday Mass Schedule The Church of Nativity hibit* of work complet'd dur­ Catholic Women's Club will ing the schorl which will bt 8:30 A. M. and 10:30 A. M. observe the monthly Corpor­ on display in th* various al* Communion at thr 7 a.m. classroom*. Regular 6:15 A. M. and 11:30 A. M. Mas* Sunday at tha church. Burnt: 70 students iiavt liter; Mrs. Baba Shannon, preaidant, enrolled in the school which Will Be Omitted has urged woman of the par* opened Monday with daily For The Summer Ish to participate in the spir­ station* from 8 until 10:30 itual activiUss of lb* club. a.m. An estimated 2U adults i # < } PASTOR HAMRICK * Philadelphia school*, college*, churches and seminaries. He and his brother, Jan pa "tor of the West Philadel­ phia Church, origins ted the in. formal weekly Sunday morn­ ing radio broadcast, "The Bible Question Box," which began four year* ago Pastor Htmrick is married to the former Ruth Lee Daw­ 6 son. a graduate nurse from Philadelphia Chestnut Hospi­ tal Both are talented tnuticians. he with the trumpet snd she at the organ. They ara the parents of three children, Brenna Lee, 13, Janette Sue, 11 and James F. Jr., 10. Florida Conference Groups To Attend Mission School Florida Methodist Confer­ ence will lie well represented at the Southwide school of missions for the church'* WS­ CS and the Wesleyan Serv­ ice Guild, June 25-28 a t Lake Junaluska, N. C. By France* Waster Mrs. Jeanette fliaetuv* was hostess for the monthly meet­ ing of the Friendship C lan uf the First Baptist Church of Laka Mary held at bar home. The "King's Men." brass Mrs. W. G. Brown, vie# vocal trio from Toccoa Fall* president, presided. The open­ Bible Institute. Toccoa Falls, ing prayer waa given by Mr*. G*., will present a program C. N. North. A abort huiinr** session followed. Mr*. Charlotte McQuillln presented the devotional. Tb* scripture reference was taken from part of I I’eter, Chapter 2. Mra. Harley Wilhelm gave the closing prayer. Tha msmbers enjoyed a sorial hour and played eevcral contest games. Mrs. Wilhelm waa the winner of the eve­ ning, The hastes* served refreahmenta of cake, ice cream and eold drink*. Other* attending were Mr*. Ralph Taylor Mr*. W. T. Wanaley, Mra. T. M. Whigham and Mr*. J. A. Yarn. Revival Held In Longwood FIRST OFFICERS uf the newly organised Rear Laka Mcthodiat WSCS arts from left, Mias Virginia English, president; Mra. Eileen Benjamin, corresponding oatretrny; Mra. Ruth Howies, treasurer and Mra. Miugaret Brown, vice president. Next meeting uf the group will be July 16 at the Church Cottage for a pot luck supper. MethodistOrganizes Hew W SCS Hamrick Closing exercises for th* two-week V s c s t i o n Bible School ot the Lake Mary Church of the Naxarenc will be held during the Sunday School hour this week with Mrs. Mary Holcombe, super­ intendent, presenting attend­ ance certificates snd awards at this Umc. Displays of handicrafts completed by Uie children will In- nn exhibit in bock cf the church auditorium. A total o! 74 boys and girls w en «n* rolled in the school with th* record high attendance of 44 established on several days. Immediately following the Bible School program, Fath­ er's Day will be observed with gift presentations to th* old­ est father, the youngest fath­ er and the father with the most children in Sunday School. Records Set By Bible School In Longwood By Donna Rale* A record enrollment and attendance of young people, ares three through IS, hss been set for Vscstion Bible School currently being con­ ducted a t the First Baptist Church of Longwood, Monday through Friday, 8:30-11 :J0 a.m. A total of 830 rhlldren en­ rolled in the school and aver­ age daily attendance has been 275. Interested children in the area still msy enroll for classes to be continued through next week. Commencement exercises are scheduled next Friday fo7:30 pm . Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor, is acting as principal of ths school. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Bishop Janies W. Henley of Jacksonville, who administers the Florida Conference, wi'l addrra* the nine-state group « twice on the closing day. Other* from Florida on th* program include Mrs. Junior Avers of Bradenton, Mia* CU* Barber, director of the Meth­ odist Settlement House in Tampa; Miss Elisabeth Ho­ well of Center Hill, a mission­ ary to Japan and M ill Jenni# Flood of Yulee, a rural work specialist assigned to I Harlan, Ky. Mrs. Howard V, Weems of Sebring, member of the gen­ eral Methodist Board of Mil­ lions, will conduct a clinic for WSCS officers and Mr*. J, Ben Sulvey of Miami is southeastern secretary of stu­ dent woik for the church’s nine-state jurisdiction. Heading the Florida d ilata­ tion will be three general WS­ CS officer* of the Conference! Mr*. C. Durward Johnson of Quincy, president; Mr*. John Wilson of Gainesville, Tic* president and Mrs. L. F. Shore of Jacksonville, treasurer. Representing Uie Florida Wesleyan Service Guild, a WSCS affiliate, will be Mrs, ft Huldah Kaaworthy of Orlan­ do. conference secretary; Mrs, Vivian Reed of Melbourne, secretary of missionary edu­ cation; Mre. Olive Horton of Miami, secretary of social re­ lations and Miss Margaret Field of Jacksonville, secre­ tary of spiritual life. % j\ttend services tdis week ai uour own Jtlaceof warsdip * W ILOOM 8 WACOM Virginia Petroskt P. O. Box lt U Sanford Nora Norria TE 8-1511 8. Seminole Phyllis Rugenatina PA 2-8254 Lake Miry SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. 322-1822 S22-8432 0 Mildred Haney •68-3UI Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Laka (U -U il $ t �Busy W eek A t S N A S Shown in Pictures Barry's 'No' Vote Makes Civil Rights A Campaign Issue VUv,N the unity H can command to take on President Johnson, the odds-on favorite. Gold wa­ ter’s stand raised a problem for his party on framing its civil rights plank, as well as on the candidacy Itself, —Give Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton the wedge he and his supporters have hoped they would find to crack Gold water's massive front of delegate strength. —Shatter the veneer of b|. partisanship surrounding the Major fires cost $3l8.r>00,- civil rights battle In Congress, 000 In the U.S. during ltMl.1. a protective covering which WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Barry Goldwater, the man most likely to lead the party of Lincoln into political battle this fall, has thrust the civil rights issue into the 19G1 presidential campaign. Many Republicans viewed his announced intention to vote against the Senate’s civil rltthts bill as a move which might: —Split the Republican par­ ly at a time when it needs all .v ★ THEY’LL WAIT for return of their husbands who left Thursday for the West Coast and duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific. Shown arc, front left, Mrs. Neil Prutlen, wife of Lt. Prudon, bombnrdier-nnvigntor for Cdr, Paul F. Werner, commander of Kccommianance Attack Squadron 5, and Mrs. Werner. The picture was snapped as the two SNAS men had boarded their Vigilante for the flight, (Herald Photo) LAST TWO VIGILANTES of the Reconnaissance Attack Squndron 5 left the Sanford Naval Air Station on Thursday for Alameda, Calif., where they will join the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific Theater. Crewmen are shown making last minute preparations prior to the morninjr’n take­ off. Four other Vigilantes spanned the country Wednesday a historic flight which now finds SNAS serving both the Atlantic and Pacific Theaters. (Herald Photo) NOW JM 'F e ld s •C V i l . l h T l leaden on both sides had hoped would keep the racial Issue largely out of the cam­ paign. “There is no political pro­ fit In (his civil rights bill for either party," Democratic and Republican spokesman said early in the Senate de­ bate. GoIdwater’* decision to vote against the bill brought an immediate appeal from Scran­ ton that he "repudiate" his opposition on the ground that It la against “the traditional Republican philosophy of equal 2 opportunity for all." House and Senate Republi* can leaders Joined to help frame and pass the bill. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirk* sen, 111., in particular put liia prestige on the line to m ar. shal all but a handful of Re­ publicans behind the measure. Now, with the Republican National Convention leva than a month off, Goldwater is can* tering South where his great delegate strength lies while other top Republicans a r t committed In the other dir­ ection. GREAT STORES TO SERVE YOU WINTER PARK and ORLANDO June 19,1964 Dear Neighbor: Our nationwide reputation was earned by being fussy about qunllty , , . While our buying power lowers prices. If It’s new, J, M. Fields Is usually first to have It. We’re fussy about thnt . , . The products of more than 10,000 suppliers from around the world bring you an exciting variety of fresh atyliah merchandise • . . Yon can sec the difference when you shop at J. M. Fields. We’re also fussy about our services . . . We created an Instant charge account to mnke your shopping easier, It’s simple to use . . , You'll like its added convenience . . . and Ita big help In stretching your budget. SUPPORT CREWMEN fur Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 5 lond their gear Into one of the huge trunsjKirts which carried them to Alameda, Calif., Thursday and duty with the Seventh Fleet. Everything necessary to supply the sleek Vigilante aircrufl was taken on the 11VAll-5 historic flight. (Herald Photo) With this, new charge account, there are no aalee slips to fill out for READY FOR TAKEOFF is Lt. Cdr. C. E. Thompson of UVAH-5. The squadron left Thurs­ day for duty in the Pacific with tho Seventh Fleet, Here Cdr. Thompson acknowledges ground control instructions as ho began taxiing for the takeoff atrip. (Hcruld IMiuto) each purchase . . . Just one atop, no wulllng, no delays . . . You know your exact balance at oil times . • . And your charge account la good at J. M. Fields everywhere, from the Canadian border to tho Gulf of Mexico. J. M. Fields Winter Park and Orlando Q U A L IT Y The only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS. D ISC O U N TS That Rive you instant cash saving’s guaranteed EVERY DAY. INSIDE THE TRANSPORT carrying RVAI1-5 supplies and support crews looked liko this moments before takeoff Thursday from Sanford Naval Air Station. The huge transport joined oilier aircraft in spanning the nation, joining the Sanford-based squadron with the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific Theater. (Herald Photo) HAHYSITTING during the preliminaries to tho takeoff Thursday of members of RVAII-5 was this unidentified member of II. 3. Navy. Tho tot appeared to have the best scut on tbu com­ pound and was oblivions of the mirroumlings during his siesta. Seconds later the noise of tho Vigilantes brought tho tot to attention—baby style. (Herald Photo) 1 40 Increases 30 30 O ____tO SERVICE- 41.5% FINANCE- 3 3 .6 % w ■ ) 24.5% J. M. FIELDS J. M. FIELDS 501 N. Orlando Ave. 1000 Amber Rd. Winter Park, Fla. Orlando, Fla. i: With This Coupon Fri. & Sat. Only June 18, 20 nnnnnnflflflnnrmnftnnnnnonnn^g 8 .8 % — If> i TRADE— 1 5 .8 % I— Yes, NAME ... I Would Like To Obtain • • •« ,*,•»•» It** *#•♦•*• M• My Charge Account— | ........... WIFE’S NAME •* •• •* I t *•■•**•***•*! | TELEPHONE NUMBER I EMPLOYER •*«t*#•***•**•*■»»*•*••••■•*•*»****»**•*'••*•*»»*•••a-**##***#• «»•••••«••* ADDRESS .... | OCCUPATION .... I•»*•# t** i** »**«••*•*****»•»** *****,******»»***•»•• •*****«»• *«•***! ••»*•«*•»*«• t«M*t*»*t**t*tt*»t»**M»#t «**»**«*• ♦,**•** > , H I H H M I H t H H I I |||U H H I I I |H H m H m i |M I M H H H H U i H H t m H I * i m i U l H W I I | REFERENCES: A TRANSPORTATION O •**•!*•*•* **■*•* I I ■»••»«*«« MM MMIMtMMli I*MHMMMMI Ml ••MtH ......................................................................... MM•HMMM<,IM*MM m MIM m M|M»MMHMIMMIMMMHMMIM m M<MMH, mM iM M M M tM H HMMIHHMMM*** I M MANUFACTURING Red-Blooded Americans, But What Kind? ' H? ; I * Ideal For Father’s Day ADDRESS ; AGRICULTURE • ▼ * '7 7 Mail Or Bring To The Store Nearest You: $1.00 T IE 20____30 MIN ING 26. 8% were quoted at giving their reasons for the blood dona­ tions. The leader of Um Amcriesm . Identified as Edward Lcinaiuky (phonetic spelling), explained his motivation as follows: “Since my government la responsible for the loss of Cuban blood I want to give back to the Cuban people some | Decrease 10 GOVERNMENT— 43.3% MIAMI (UPI) - Havana radio aaid today that the American* now visiting Cuba in defiance of a U. S. travel ban donated blood to the Cas­ tro regime. The broadcast, monitored bora, did not make U clear if all 75 members of tbs group gave blood. 17m s members of tbu group flftylCUP THIS coupon FREE G IF T The Automation im pact • la ike poll decode, technology eliminated 2 1i million Job*. . . but created ■ million new jobs. INSPECTION WAS PART of the change of command cercmoniea Thursday when Cdr. D. F. Munduy became officer-in-charge of Detach­ ment 8 of Heavy Attuck Squadron 11. Ho succeeds Cdr. Frederick Gar­ ment Jr. Here the officers wulk before enlisted personnel as part of the (Hcruld Photo) ceremony. ;-d _________ q A 30% ui the blood they lost." C O N S T R U C T I O N - 1 5 .5 % &Y According to Havana Radio, Lcmariiky added: WJIKltE THE JOIIS ARE — Although auto“ 1 don*l know if everyone mation hns eliminated muny jobs during tho donating blood thinks this lost ten yeare, it has also created many. Em­ way. Some are doing It as an ployment In tho mining industry decreased expression of thank* tor the 26.8 per cent, for exumplc, but government em­ wxrm welcome we have re­ ployment increased 43.3 per cent, according to ceived In Cuba. But many of the U. S. Department of Labor. The N’cwschart those here feel the %ay I shows significant increases u u d decreases. do." L I J __ l CHEAT AM. ROD'S STORES r oiakM ° 0 Q /d QUALITY • mS maumvS ^ * DISCOUNTS �i AL Is Sick And Nobody Is Doing Anything For It Pirates Defeat Mets And Move To Third Place White Sox Take Oriole Series; Face Yanks Again I 111 By Harry O t i r r a N m p i y t r Eatarpriao Amn. BOSTON (NEA) — Any practical baaeball man will tall you th at tha American League la aick, tick, tick. Tha saddest thing a b o u t t h a frighteng outlook la th at no* body la doing anything about it CIcraiand admittedly la a dlaaater area. Only tha Yankoaa draw enough people to cover their expenses on tha long trip to Loa Angeiea. Char lea O. Finley, the cantankeroua proprietor, made a meaa of thlnga in Kamaa City. Thera are headachea alee where. " I can't underatand Cleve­ land," laid Joe Cronin, tha league president, when I talk­ ed with him In Bolton. That makea It unanimoua. No one elaa can undentand a city two million under ita peak attendance. "The ctiy of Anaheim la building a new itadiura for tha Angela," added Cronin, confirming what everybody already knew. "DIaneyland want there, didn't It?" I t waa auggeated that Autryland hardly waa DIaney­ land, a a p a e 1a 11 y with tha Dodgers atill doing all tha business Juat up tha pika a b it "Finley only haa to giro a Idea franehiao a chance In Kansas City," Cronin want on. Horing tha Angela to At­ lanta would tolva ona AL problem. Tha hitch la th at tha Milwaukee Braves appear to have plucked tha Georgia Peach, giving tha National Loagua another powerful bas­ tion with (2 million for tha telecasting rights alone. That has been tha story all the way along the Una. Tha m o i l aggreasive National Loagua haa beaton the AL to tho punch on every occasion. The NL was first to admit Negro playera. NL got to California first. Tha NL played its moat re­ cant trump card by filling tha hugs vacuum lett whan tha Giants and Dodgara turned tbolr backs on New York. This accounts for tha im­ plausible Mata and tha mag­ nificent Shea Stadium. I t la obvious why tha NL outdrow tha AL by 2,287,381) paid admissions last season and why, judging by Uia early returns, It should Increase tha bulge by more than S million thla year. Tha NL has many more individual stars and seven clubs with ayes on the pennant I t haa tha superior parka. Tha Yankees are Uia only AL club which draws big on tha road and In return have nothing much in the way of attractions coming into Yan­ kee Stadium. How are you going to com­ part, for example, the While Sox coming to tho Bronx with Pete Ward, Dave Nicholson and Ron Hanaen to tha Giants deploying against tha Meta at Khas Shadlum with WllUa Maya, Olando Cepeda and Willla McCovey 7 Which out­ f it la more likely to make tha turns tiles spin—tha Indiana with Daddy Wags Wagner or the Dodgara with Howard, tha Davises, Wills, Koufax and Dryadala T Compared to the American, tha National League la load­ ed with name athletes—Rob­ erto Clemente, Kan Boyar, Groat, Frank Robinson, Vada Pinson, Hank Aaron, Eddl* Mathews, Billy Williams, Ron Santo. "Gabo Paul Improved tlia Cleveland club," a s s a r t e d Cronin. "Ha haa u fins organ­ isation bearing down in an effort to gat soma business. Yat on an Inter-Faith Night, with tha newspapers going out of their way to beat Uia drums, tha attendance waa only 7,700. "Moving another club to tha Pacifle coast wouldn't lessen tha visiting clubs' expenses in going to Los Angelas. Attendance has not picked up perceptibly In Washington. Baltimore only hopes to fare better than laat season, when tho Orioles had tha poorest season patronage-wise In tha 10 they have been in the lea­ g u e Even tha great baabail city of Detroit la off. Evan tha proud Yankees could aaaily fall abort of their 1,101,020 of last year, which waa almost 200,000 under tha previous campaign. Tha Upoff on tha Amarlcan League la th at tha Yankeea a r p Inaugurating P i c n i c J tljlllh iiw m i m. By Ualtad Press International Now It’s up to the Chicago White Box to show they can dish out a haymaker as well as taka ona. Only a week ago tha Whits Sex were dealt a beaut—five straight losses to the New York Yankeea. They’ve rebounded with three out of five from tha Baltimore Orioles and tonight open a four - game weekend aeries against the Yankees with the American League race in a virtual three-way tie. Tha White Sox took the aeries from tha Orioles with a 2-0 Thursday night victory that gave them a lead t f s e v e n percentage points over Baltimore and 10 over the Yankees. That clutch vic­ tory enabled the White Sox to square their season series with the Orioles at 6-G but staring them In the face is that horrendous 0-0 slate against the defending champs. • • • When Danny Murtaugh was asked last year where his Pirates would finish tha aeason ha replied, "In Ban Franeiseo, on September 29." But this time around he might be more aericus. While baseball experts have focused their attention on the Phillies and tha Giants, the Pirates slipped past Idle Cincinnati into third place Thursday night when Ver­ non Law whitewashed the National League's perennial cellar-dwelling N e w York Mets, 10-0. In other NL games, the Phils retained possession of first place by topping Chica­ go, 0-3, while the Giants lost to the Cards, 7-6. Back In Uia American League, New York defeated Boston, 6-3; and Kansas City adgad Detroit, S-2. Chiefs, Tigers Post Victories TTta Chiefs took over sole ownership or drat place in the City Recreation Depart­ ment's P m Wm League Thursday afternoon when they edged the Panthers by a score of 10 to 18. It waa the Chiei's secood victory against no losses. Meanwhile, the Tlgera, los­ ers of Uielr first game, clob­ bered Uio Yanks 21 to I. Men's League Results Thursday Robba 17 Cliaae 6 Chase 003 003 0— 6 10 6 Robbs 273 500 x—IT 16 I WP—Earl Evans (6-7), LP— Sparks (0-1) IIR—Griffin, Robbs, second of year Longwood 11 1180 7 Longwood 254 330 1—16 11 4 USO 101 030 3 - 7 T 10 WP—Otto Thomas (10-3), LP —Jack Oliver (1-4) HR1—John Courier, tangwood, (2) second and third of year STANDINGS Kingswood ...................... 7 0 Longwood ................ | 2 Mcliancy ........................ 6 2 liobbi .................. 4 3 Florida Slate . . . . . . . . . 3 4 Chase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 USO ................................ 1 6 Wilson Maicr ............... I 6 Garnet Friday and Saturday No gamea scheduled Games Monday Mcllaney at Kingswood 7:30 Longwood at Chase 8:45 (Ft. Mellon Park) National League Philadelphia 34 22 .607 San Fran. 35 25 .583 1 Pittsburgh 33 27 .542 31k 31 27 .534 4 Cincinnati St. Louii II 31 .500 6 Milwaukee 30 30 .500 « Los Angefoa 34 30 .500 6 28 a .401 6Vi Chicago 28 34 .452 1 Houston Now York 10 43 .506 XI Thnndoy'a Result* Philadelphia 6 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 10 New York 0 SL Louis 7 San Francisco • Bntnrday'a Gamea Philadelphia at New York Houston at Milwaukee San Francisco at St. Louie Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati (a) g f ,r fr a n fn r ft frru lfr Page 4— F r i. Ju n e 1 9 , '6 4 .* Longwood, Robb Post Victories Engineers Silence In Men's Loop Big Chase Bats 7 -0 ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION METHODS nre being demonstrated to it class of 40 persons tak­ ing n senior life saving course at Sanford's The third round of play came to an end in the Men’s Sio-Pitch Softball League Thursday night when Robb’a Construction and Longwood posted victories. Longwood1* win, an 18 to 7 verdict over the USO’crs, was its fourth consecutive victory. John Courier slammed a pair of homers in the Longwood-US O encounter and Otto Thomas was credited with his 10th win of the season to go with a pair of defeats. Robb's downed Chase 17 to 6 with Earl Evans getting three for three at the piste and also picking up the hill decision. Griffin connected lor his second home run of the year for Robbs. The fourth and final round of play in the loop gets under way Monday night. The aea­ son Is scheduled to end July 16. If Kingswood should win the second half no playoff will be necessary since they cap­ tured the first half. A roundrobin tournament would begin on July 20. Municipal Pool. Instructors include Jack Horner, Edith Avenel, Jackie Caolo, Lillie Buckler, Cindy Lake and Rick Gleason. (Herald Photo) FSL President Says Minor League Ball Can Survive And Make Money Dj Orvat Jarkaon United I’rraa International LAKELAND (U PI)—Minor ieagu* baseball can survive and maka money if it looked a t tha way it should be—as LeSabres Win 3 From Ramblers Tho LeSabres took a threegam* win from tho Rambierettea tor a firmer hold on the number one apot in Bill Hemphill’a Motorcttes League ot Jet Lancs. Ux Graham paved 4he way for dm LeSabres when aha posted a 153/428 aeries to her credit. TVvpito Betty Bustard*# ef­ forts for Uio Tempests It was to no avail aa they lost all four points to the Pontiaca. Betty shot gamea of 162-164 enroute to a fine 418 aeries. The lnvlctas took a 3 to 1 decision over the Bonneville* as Ruth Pettis hit a 143/418 aeries and Dot Kirtley chimed in with a 101 game. Nancy Meier picked up the 5-10 split and Elaine Miller converted the 3-10. Little National nesulla Thursday Locomotive Engineers T C hile • Engineers 101 121-7 0 t Chase Oiiu ooo-o 1 2 WP—BUI Schmidt (3-2), L P —Sinn Wlnfrco (5 2) STANDINGS Hunt Uncoln-Mercury 16 5 Locumotiva Engineers 14 T Chase ........................... 13 0 First Federal .............. 10 10 Standard Oil ................ 0 22 Game Tonight First Federal at Hunt Lln-Mer (7:30 Ft. Mellon Park) Pee Wee League an entertainment — Florida Slate League P r e s i d r n t George MuclJunald said today. " if you expect to draw crowds to tha games, you m uil give them an entertain­ ing team," the veteran base­ ball executive said. "We must face up to the fart that we era competing for tha entertainment dollar." McDonald, now in his first year as president of the lea­ gue, has a wida range of ex­ perience in the sport, ranging from playing to umpiring and even to selling pirturrs of ma­ jor leagui-ra with chewing gum. The C8-yrar-o1d MacDonald stays in Uia baseball picture during winter months ns co­ ordinator of the winter In­ structional league, which lust winter represented 10 major league club. The Florida Slot* League is JC Junior Golf Tourney Is Set Tlie annual JayCre Junior Golf Tournament will be play­ ed Saturday at tha Mayfair Country Club with activities getting underway at 8:30 a.m., according to Jim Chapman, JayCec tournament director, At lliat lime Mayfair Pro Grover Todd will give a dem­ onstration on golfing techni­ ques. There will he three divi­ sions; ages 0-12, 13 15 and 16-17. Trophies will tv award­ ed In each group. Winner* will be sponsored in the state­ wide tournament June 28 In Umatilla. Little American Result* Thursday Florida Stale Bank 6 George’s I George's 000 023—5 6 3 Florida Stale 600 00x-« 5 2 WP—Joe Pauline (6-3), L P Slave Rawls (6-3) HR—Gene Bcrtrang, Fla. St., third of year STANDINGS Navy ............................. 18 1 Florida Stala .............. n n George’■ ..................... .11 U Perfection Dairy ......... T 13 Sanford Atlantic ......... 6 15 Game Today Perfection Dairy at Sanford Atlantic 4:30 at Bay Avenue Results Thursday Chiefs 10 Panthers IS Tigers 21 Yanki S STANDINGS Chiefs .................... . 2 0 Rebels ............ 1 0 Tlgera 1 1 Cuba ...............................0 t Panthcra ....................... 0 1 Yanks ............................. 6 1 Gamea Today Rebels vs Yanks (Ft. Mellon Park Lillis Laagua Field— 4:30) P a rk Cuba vs Panthcra (at Ft. Mel Game Saturday Ion Park Softball F foldNavy at Perfection Dilry 6:30) (7:30 Ft. Mellon Park) International League Thursday's Results Toronto 4 Richmond 3 Atlanta 3 Rochester I Syracuse 3 Jacksonville 1 Buffalo at Columbus, ppd., wet grounds Southern League Tkaraday*a Results Knoxville 4 Birmingham 3 Macon 8 Asheville 3 Lynchburg I Chattanooga 3 Lynchburg T Chattanooga 4 Charlotte I Columbus 1 Junior League Results Thursday Rutary T ( ItRan 0 (Forfeit) CPU 7 Lake Mary 0 (Forfrll) STANDLNUS Shrine ......................... 10 0 CPO .............................. 6 3 Rotary ............. 6 4 Elk* ............. 4 4 Kiwanls .......... 3 5 Lake Mary ........... 2 B Cl titan ......................... 1 I Game Tonight Klwanis at Elks 7:30 p.m. Games Saturday CPO Kiwams 10:00 a.m. Elks at Civltan 2 p.m. (All Games, Memorial Slid.)) prospering under tha guidance of MacDonald and effort! are under way to expand the lea­ gue from it* prcaant tight members. "We don’t have any weak financial areas in the league," he said. Ona thing that helps tha lengue, MacDonald said, Is that tha teams "are blessed wiOi good ball parks” which huve I,ten built for the major league teams that train hers, and with good weather. But he laid ona of the prime factors in helping min­ or leagues has been thu play­ er development contracts with the major league clubs. Under theno contracts, tha major league teams pay salaries of the playera ami 'ha manager, and provide uniforms. .MacDunald said Milwaukee and Houston have applied to put teams at West Palm Reach and Cocoa where they luivu spring training camps. Rut h« said it was too rurly to tell what would ba tha re­ m it for next aeason. He said he would rather ex­ pand to a 12-club lengus becuusa of easier scheduling. MacDonald, who haa lived hers for 14 years, ran tha Orlundo club In Uie legaua last year for the Minnesota Twins, so Is not a new coming to tha league. Ha got his start In profes­ sional baseball aa a pitcherfirst baseman, and after a few aeason* in the minors, lie got out of tha playing ranka. Included In hla colorful career ara 10 year* aa an um­ pire. Ha also served four years aa supervisor of um­ pires for the National Asaociation of Professional Base­ ball League*. This experience haa proved valuable to him in working with league umpire* from hia capacity a* president of the league. 3lacDonald also spent five years in the Philadelphia Ath­ letics system, including two years ns general manager of the Ottawa Farm Cub. A former president of the Provincial Baseball League in Canada, MacDonald also has served ona year as e scout for ths Washington Senators, and two years for tha Detroit Tigers. This spring, he vras general manager of tho Florida oper­ ation for the Houston Colls, but gava up thla position to devota all of hla time to the Florida .Stale League. He also is a field represent­ ative for a chewing gum firm that include* pictures of the tap stars In the packages. Chase and Company’s hig bats wero silenced but good Thursdsy night when Bill Schmidt took the hill for the Locomotive Engineers and tossed a one-hitter while be and hia mate* were posting a 7 to 0 shutout in the City Recreation Department's Lit­ tle National Lrgauc tilt. Schmidt was but one out Missouri Beats Minnesota For College Title OMAHA Neb. (UPI) — Col­ legiate baseball’s national crown sat Jauntily on the head of the Minnesota Golden Gop­ her today after an impressive 5-1 win over Missouri. Tlie Gophers, who won their other two NCAA diamond titles In the presidential election year* of 1956 and 1960, caught Miiaou'a vaunted defense nap­ ping. Missouri had won 23 games and lost but three during the aeason. Pitcher Joe Ferris of Maine waa selected as the tourney's outstanding player. Ferris, It who had two fractured bones 4li in hia glove hand and waa In 4K pain as he pitched, won two 6 gamea and saved another. 0 11 l if t 13 American League Chicago St 22 .607 Baltimore 36 21 .600 New York 34 23 .590 Cleveland 30 27 .520 Minnesota 32 20 .525 Boston 31 31 .500 Detroit 26 32 .448 Washington 27 37 .422 Los Angeles 26 37 .419 Kansas City 23 37 .383 Thursday's Result* Kansas City 3 Detroit 2 New York 6 Boston 3 Chicago 2 Baltimore 0 Only game* scheduled Saturday’s Gamea Detroit at Minnesota New York at Chicago Washington at Kansas City (t n) Boston at Baltimore (n) Cleveland at Los Angeles (n) South Seminole Tilts Postponed South Seminole Little League and S e n i o r League games, scheduled Tliurvlay night for Cooper Field in Casselberry's llecreation Park were post­ poned because of rain. League officials said the gamea would be resclieduled for a later date. away from a no-hit perform­ ance when Stan Winfres of Chase laid down a bunt and beat it out to close the gato to the young hurler's hopes of entering the charmed circle. Schmidt and Lee paced tho Engineers at the plate with three hits apiece. The wii left the Engineers two game* behind the league - folding Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Co­ mets and both teams still have three games on tap according to the regular aeason schedul­ ed. Meanwhile, in the Little American League, where the title has already been decided by pace-setting Navy, Floruit State* Bankers acorcd six runs in the first atanra and held on to post a 6 to 5 win over George'*. Tlie final outcome left the two dubs tied for second place. Gene Bertrang hit hia third homer of the season for the Banker* and Joe Pauline — tlie winning p itch erikied his own cause with t pair of hits, including a triple. Car Rally Will Be Held Sunday A Sport* Car Club of Amer­ ica rally will be staged Sun­ day, according to an announce­ ment by Jim DeBrina. Regis­ tration will begin at • a. m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The first car will leave at 10.01 a. m. and subsequent cars at one minute Intervals. DeRrine estimates tha rally will require about five hours. All check points will be tim­ ed and the Sports Car Club of Sanford will help officiate tho event. Entries arw scheduled from Orlando, Daytona Beach, Cocoa, Tampa and Jackson­ ville. The rally is open to ail and trophies will be awarded to members and guests who win events. R O N O SU H CH RYSLER 5 19 E . F IR S T S T R E E T The All America Game m 0NLY$1708-31 519 Ml breaght Is yas bp - D ELIV ER ED IN SANFORD STREET - SANFORD. CHRYSLER Crumley-Monleith, Inc. Phone 322-0375 FIR ST FLA. ___ i X 500 West Flrat Street E. FA 25441 BDNOSUN Ce •peasorrdbyTha RlrtfwO tfllursncs Croup EQ U IP P ED PLUS• I X T 8 AS 9:30 P. M. CHANNEL 9 m sw t » I • I • 2-5441 1964 Saturday Evening June 27 1 SA N FO R D . FLA . FI AcUse-Backed Contest Where I very Player la f PLYM O U TH IN C . FACTORY 9 PLYMOUTH INC. I l l I » I • �fAlfamonfe To Consider Street Closing CKr franfnrJt FrI. June in, ’61—Fnjre 5 S rra lS i r « i n - r u N G W OO D J / FIREMPN'C When the A I t a m o n t e Spring* Town Council meets July 8 Coundlmen will hold a puhllc hearing on the pro­ posal to abandon Station Street, says Town Clerk Har­ old Capps. Town attorney, Joe Davis, has been notified that should the Council abandon the street a 20-toot casement east of the property will be deeded to the town. \Iso, at the July 8 meeting, proposals for the erection of light standards along SR 436 Trill be discussed. The high­ way, which runs through Altnmonte Springs, is now being four-Isncd by the State Rond Department. At a special meeting of the Council, it wns revealed that persons reporting firci arc not giving the fire depart­ ment sufficient information as to where fires nro located. Jn othrr action the Council: Accepted a bid from Stricklnnd-Morrisnn of Snnford far n new cur to replace a police ear damaged in an accident lust weekend and decided to conduct a complete investiga­ tion Into the causa of the mis­ hap: Delayed action on u peti­ tion from Mrs. Helen MacDonnld asking thnt the Coun­ cil abandon n right-of-way in front of her home because of drnimigc problems; Heard Mrs. June Pearson complain that wutcr was flow­ ing Into her house from streets during rainstorms due to the fact that her driveway was damaged when city water system pipes were installed. 1961 MISS FLAME entry, Chnrlntte Ann Sunders of Longdate, and her H])uiiHor representative, Al Harris uf tint Florida Forestry Sit vice, tight, inspool the 17-inrh portable TV which will lie first prize of this year’s Fourth of July Fiesta sponsored hy the Lourwood Volunteer Fire­ men. With them at left is Carl Lommlcr. chairman of the Miss Flame contest which will take place during the Fiesta. (Herald Photo) ('APT. JAMES O. MAYO, commanding officer of Heavy Attack WIliR One, reads the orders which transfers the officer-in-charge duties from (Mr. Frederick Curment Jr. to (Mr. 1). F. Muntlay of Detachment 8, Heavy Attack Squadron It. Cereimmies were held Thursday morning at Sanford Naval Air Station. (Herald Photo) The Free Methodist Church of Sanford was host Monday evening to the Kissimmee Zone Youth of the Florida Conference. Some 70 young people, with their pastors and advisors, met at the church at 7 p.m. for n lime uf devotions after which they rnrnvnnod by ear to Jet !.nncs Rowling Alley for nn evening of bowling and fellowship together. Chinches participating in the rally wrre Lakeland, Kis­ simmee, Orlsndo Sunshine Gardens, Orlando Tabernacle and Snnford. Refreshments were served al Jet Lanes hy the host group who have expressed ap­ preciation to John Spolski, Jet I.nnes manager, for hla won­ derful cooperation in helping to make the evening aueh a success. Third Vatican Council Called Crucial One Postal Cut Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — Post master General John A. Gronouski hints that more cutbacks In postal service may be In the offing. Funeral Notice iiK R snns, m r *. 1. 1 1 . 1, i r: KVASS— Knnerat • *nrlc*» for Airs. J.llll* Kvan* l l - r n dun. Maunnlt* Av», Han­ ford, wife of the Ur* Claud* I*. l U rn d o n , who dl*d at 1II0S Thuraday a l KvmlnoU AUmorlat Hospital will t>* h t ld a l 10 a. m. Monday al Ilrlsson F un*ra l Horn* with H*v. Itohort At. J r n h l n s o f f i ­ c ia tin g . Burial will l>a In K v r r g r a e n O m * t e r y . Ilrln•nn Kunrral llo m a In eh arg a of a r r a n y r m r n ta . tty Loulv Cassrli I'iiitcd P ro * International The Vatican Council, which generated such high hopes during its first session in 11)02. drifted into u dangerous crisis In the closing days of its socond session last fall. The forthcoming third ses­ sion, scheduled to licgin on Sept. H, will be crucial. R will show whether Ihe Cath­ olic Church under Pope Paul VI intends (■> push forward with the great movement of renewal ami reform launched by Pope John XXIII—or whe­ ther the reins of power have been seized once again by thr stamlpat conservatives of the Roman Curia. Tliis warning is sounded hy three new books which focus a bright light of critical ap­ praisal on the 11813 session ol Lhc council. They arc: "Ob­ server in Home," by Robert McAfee Brown (Doublcday); "The Second Session" by -\a vicr Hynno (F arrar, Straus) and "The Pilgrim ," hy Mich­ ael Scrafian (F arrar, Straus ) Dr. Brown is a distinguished Presbyterian theologian and professor of religion at Standford University. He attended (he council as a Protestant observer ami incidentally won undying fame in Homan so­ ciety as the man who said: "Some of my best friends are Jesuits— tiut I wouldn’t want my daughter to marry one." It will surprise no one who knows him that his book is the wittiest and most read­ able of the lot, as well as (tic most charitable in its judg­ ments. The two other authors are Catholics who apparently feel that due regard lor the virtue of prudence require* them to write under pseudonyms. The identity of "Xavier Itynne" no longer is regarded ns a great mystery hy those who are aware that one of the coun­ cil's ex|MTt consultants is a professor of church history at Catholic University in Wash­ ington. D. C.. Fr. Francis Xavier Murphy, whose mo­ ther's maiden name was Hynnc. But the grapevine has not yet pencl rated the secret of "Michael Seratian," who Is Identified by flic publisher only as a Catholic diplomat with a wide acquaintance in the Vatican. "Scrafian" propounds the gloomy fluids that Pope Paul VI caved in under pressure from the Curia conservatives, who persuaded him that Italy would go Communist if the church berame loo "lilwral." "Xavier Kvnne" dm** not believe that Pope Paul de­ serted the progressives. On the contrary, he says, the Pope's relurtanre to intervene in council proceeding* was a "m atter of principal," based on the conviction that wire-pull­ ing from the papal throne would repudiate the very point that the council's progressives were trying to mnke about bishops having a real voice in Iho decisions of the church. W E W IL L B U IL D MRS. HALIM! GKKKN wins hontcus recently to Mother-Daughter Ten «t the Forest City Baptist Chureh. Table appointments, other than the beautiful tea service, included a lovely cen­ terpiece arrangement of white summer flowers. Not pictured but assisting Mrs. Green was Mrs. Don Westmoreland. (Herald lMiotn) h Hospital Notes JUNK 17 ADMISSIONS Kstclln Peterson, Phyllis War­ ren, Henry Lesley, Mark Os­ borne, l.iiuiu Chittenden. Bet­ ty Jean Luster, Ruby Reagan, Essie May Dixon, Evelyn Rodger*, Gary Harris, Mar­ garet* Lyons, Marion Krnemer nml Delmuse Oglesby, alt . A ifv u r u E B i? V ■ No Money Dow 100% Financing ■ 1-4 Bedroom ■ 21 Models To Choose Fr M de fUhing Optimal. («Ms J im1 W a ttcrA v/ied ' * ORLANDO, FLA 4540 W. Colonial j Nowto. J Ilwy, 50 West | * ‘u " “ I CJtylSrirfw______________| P. O. Box 6364 lApprar. Sin sf lo* I I’bone 1 295-0081 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Crime in the United Slate* jumped til per cent dur ing the first three months of 1901, according to n report from FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo­ ver. OI VI THI T«A* PAINTS e r r a c -r ' W lATHtHTRON Factory Paint Outlet • IT H IA Tt without fuel • IT C O O lt . * wdhevfwofe* 2617 8. French WALL PLUM RING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1007 S. Sanford Ave., 322-65(2 M O V I N G AND S T O R A G E CO .. INC. FA 2-9511 S 0 4 C e l e y Ave . Smif or d, Fla. Here's w here to find your ideal comfort, convenient^, and luxury. VISIT TirKSK W O TASTE­ FULLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YOU’RE 8URE TO FIND TDK HOME PERFECTLY' DE­ SIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY NEEDS I Ravenna Park1 A Community Built With I’rida* Wc Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Curu. Prirrs Start AS LOW AS • MODERN KITCHENS BY oiiiral # euctric 26 5 2JflCLn£A Custom Sever*! home* *rr now complete In (ha nrwcil section. 9 m them today! CONSTRUCTION co m pa n y Building1 Our Specialty (Mitral Offlea 111 W. 76lh SI. r a i jim “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. First Si. Ph. 322-1481 . Open 6 Days A Week W. Park Ml 4-8916 « Beautiful II 4 4 Bedroom, 1, 1‘4. 2 Both liomoa, FHA, FIIA InService, VA, Conventional Fi­ nancing. INSTALLED I’rire Does Not Include Sale* Tax, WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS II KMS Cell todoy for sf«t«ili CALL those who demand the ultim ata in Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? BOUND CO M FO R T GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 321*861.1 j, ji 1iWNhlfc' Larger, Finer Home*, deaignAI fur DAYS YOUMItl OI8T o r N( W IO W “Humes o£ Distinction" » N*S c * ls | si Ksetst |krsi Crime Up M O V IN G (h o se Cool Comfort All Summer Long! n « c < n i A l r i >N William Malcolm Holloway, 45, of Geneva, died ear­ ly Thursday evening at his residence. Retired from Ihe Navy as a chief guided missileman, he came to Geneva four years ago from Eau Gallic. He was a Martin Co. employe at Cape Kennedy. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Foy Elizabeth Holloway, a daughter, Sharon Jo, two suns, Wayne lom ax and Wade Justin, ail ol Geneva: two sisters Mr*. Katherine Scartxiroiigh amt Mrs.' Millie Virginia Reese, a brother, lbwent an Holloway anti Ills mother, Mrs. Ilutiy Holloway, all of Jacksonville. of Sanford: Vndctlc Recdet and Neil MncDoiiglns, De­ nary; Margie Morris, Apop­ ka; Leslie M. Foster, Orlan­ do; R o y Wall, Lake Maly: and Ida Padgett, New Smy­ rna Reach. IHSt’ll \RGIvS Daryl W. Ronrdtnnn, Geneva; Charles E. Willis Jr., Clay Williams, Rosie McKinney. Randolph Mathis, Dorothy ttass, Marlon Elizabeth Wal­ den, Ncvrrly Brown, Kathlyn Downer, Hnndoph Alexunder, l.eln II. Blythe. Gen­ et al Riehnrdsoii, Fred Van Pelt. Mary Franklin and Huby Boy, Viola S. Priepke unit Rally Girl, Klnnor Sutton and Bahy Roy, Brenda Carroll, ami Darrrll Kdwnid Ross, nil of Sa n ford. trip la*l kiinimerT O N Y O U R LO T 4 ”7 Mrs. Lillie Kvans Herndon of 605 Magnolia Ave., wife of the late Claude P. Hern­ don, tiled at 12:05 Thursday at Seminole Memorial Hospital following a short illness. Born and reared in Sanford she had lived here all of her life. Site was a member of First Methodist Church of Sanford: of the Wesley Sun­ day School Clnss of First Methodist Church snd of the United Daughters of (lie Con­ federacy. She is survived hy two nieces, Mr*. George Harden and Miss Emma Spencer, and a nephew, C, E. (Jim > Silen­ cer, all of Sanford, ami other nieces a ml nephew* living t'licw here. O’Barr, Harry Scott. John By Bonn* E"(r* Chairmen for various booths Ferris, Hank Snow, Lucky and activities planned for the Esclnvon, Fred Reeks and John Perkins, six game* of Longwood Volunicer Fire De­ skill; partment's annual Fourth of Harnll Millis, John Farina July Fiesta were named at a and Car! t.ommler, fireworks; joint meeting of th* firemen John Farina, utilities and and the auxiliary Wednesday grounds; R. C, Carlson, city j Goal; Longwood Civic Lea­ evening. gue, linked foods; Rud Eaton Service will be Mr*. Sadie and Ken Rraid son, parking O'Barr nml Mrs. Martha and Mrs. Paulin* Stevens, Beider, cold drink booth 1; June Lormann, string game; first aid. L o n g w o o d Fire Chief Mrs. Sue Rrnbazon, dart Claude Lnyo I* serving a* game; Jim Morris, fish pond; chairman of ths Deanna Murphy, ice cream; overall Fred Esclnvon, hot dogs, ham­ Fiesta. burger* ami coffee; Russell Grout, auction; Mr. mid Mrs. Garland Snow, f i nd chicken; Maurice Rudolph and Jennie Fox, ticket booth; Keith Wil­ lis, greased pole; John Knill, soft drink booth 2; Jsntcs Beider, greased pig; Colin Kelley, Jimmy Lorinarm, Larry Ksrlnvon, cotton candy; B. II. Ferrell nml It, C. Carlson, clgnret game; .lean Willis, Judy Snow, fe r­ ny Inman, Rill l.iillrcr, John llem em lier of your vara I inn • Two Sanford-based Navy men were honored aboard the USS Franklin P Roosevelt for their outstanding performance in the Navy Relief drive aboard the ship, now cruising in the Mediterranean Sea. Cdr. B. W. Bartholomew, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wine, II, gave the awards lo H. D. Stanford, ADJl, and W. M. Knulh, PT2. Each received a tour ticket to the island of Capri and made the visit during Ihe ship's stop at Naples, Italy. Stanford, who reported to VAH-11 in September of 1961, received his award for being high kryman in the fund drive. As keyman of the squadron's lane Division, tie collected a total of $122 for Navy Belief. Knuth, wlm has served 25 month* in the squadron, col­ lected 15.45 per man as keyman of the Operations Divi­ sion. litis was the highest amount collected per man in VAH-11. Stanford enlisted in the Navy in January of 1953 and gra­ duated from advanced school­ ing at Memphis, Tcnn., before reporting to VAH-11. Knuth enlisted In the Navy in August of liifil ami graduat­ ed from Photographic Intelli­ gence School a! Norfolk, Va. before coming to VAH-11. Longwood Names Chairmen For Annual July 4 Fiesta Mrs. Herndon W. M. Holloway Dies In Hospital Dies In Geneva Free Methodist Hosts Kissimmee Zone Youth 1 5 3 -4 0 PF.lt MO. 12 YEARS 2 Sanford Navy Men Honored On Carrier STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �s w - 't iV 'W i? K' rjD iV, J V i■ ]J - * h - i .v T * ' Li » M v A (Dsuxh Qbbsj. • 1 DEAR ABBY: I read in your column that a woman waa In doubt about what to put on her mother's head­ stone. The mother had been married twice, end the daughter wanted to use only her mother's FIRST hus­ band's name. You said, "It’s your mother, and you era paying for the monu­ ment. so go ahead end put whatever you want on it," or wordi to that effect. Be­ lieve It or not, Abby, in some states the name oo n grave memorial la consid­ ered by the Bureau of Vital Statistic* to b« legal proof of death, and to us* any name other than the legal name of the deceased at the Ume of death ia illegal. So, the daughter should have her m o t h e r ' s headstone a knife blade or metal or marked with her mother's plaitle strips. Tha combina­ given name, her first bustion of numerals to open the band's surname, and her lock may be changed frequent­ second husband's surname. ly by the owner if desired. Example: MARY SMITH Available in six colors, the JONES. doorlock fits any standard A MONUMENT DEALER ltt-or lti-toch door. IN FLAGSTAFF DEAR DEALER: Thank For further Information or you tor setting me (and 30 manufacturer's name of any million readers) straight. Item described above write When I make a boo-boo, it’s SHARP SHOPPING, 1200 W. monumental I Correction: In Third, Cleveland, Ohio. En­ marking a headstone, it la close clipping or identify Item, not daughter's choice. It'a and enclose a stamped, self* dealer’s choice. And be addressed envelope. knows what’s legal, so ask him. Check Outdoor Buys • . , with Alicea Competition for your dollar haa brought quality up while bolding prlcea down In many indualriea. However, there la • paradox Involving certain back yard equipment Children'* metal pl«y equip* meat for example, ia aa a whole of better quality now than ever before. But dad, the outdoor chef, la being burned by a lowering of quality. Grills, especially, are getting the abort abift The continuing awing to sub­ urban living and large fami­ lies la primarily responsible for the research and develop­ ment of better, safer play gyms and swings. A mother of three and an axacutlva with a back yard equipment firm suggests: When shopping tor play equipment tor your children, look for strength of construc­ tion. Can you see whether the sections have been welded emoothlyf Does the top and leg tubing look thlnT It the aet well-balanced? Are the awing aeata lightweight, plas­ tic, nontilt and with brackets Instead of scat bolts? Your best bet in getting quality merchandise that will last several seasons and be aafe la to trade with a relia­ ble merchant. If you buy from a discount atore or roadside operation, look for a brand name. Often the manufactur­ er gives a one-year guarantee and better manufacturers car­ ry public liability. Meanwhile, the grill busi­ ness la Buffering because, like the population explosion, everyone wants to get Into the act. Why not, when an esti­ mated 81 per cent of all U. S. families cook out sometime during the season? According to an outdoor equipment buyer, low grade grills have been enticing the novice for the last two years. Before you buy a new grill check on the tubing and the bowl. Tubing H-toeh thick won't stand up under much use. Your better buy ia a grill with 1-to-Hk-lnch tubing and a bowl of lS-to-20-gauge steel (look closely at the label or booklet). You can get a good, serviceable outdoor grill tor $10.99 to $24.99 but you take a chance when you bite for a $8.99 unit. Today's Sharp Shop A new door lock la as aimplo for tho homeowner to open aa dialing a telephone. It haa a dead-bolt feature to stall forced entry through use of f tilt • i I 9 E 5 S 3 S Fall Steps Back In Time By Rika Hsuaeny Charleston, grab them. They slit skirt. Other* hav* a paint­ Newspaper Enterprise Woo­ will be in style aa belts aa ed or knitted design on the M «• well as beedi. ls yours a sentimental fam­ ily which saves such goodies Copies of Roman and Moro­ gs the fan great-grandma ccan cuff bracelets, molded waved at her debutante ball? to the arm, have been creat­ Then you have your work ed by top Jewelry designers cut out for you oo the next and Roman coin medallions will be very much on the rainy day. Go up to the attic and paw scene. You probably won't through the old trunks. They find anything like these In may well provide you with your heirloom trunk* If you're your tall Jewelry and hosiery not descended from the Cae­ sars. But you can buy hand­ wardrobes. Jewelry tor fall will be cop­ some cople* with the money ied from baubles of the 18th you saved on the shoe buc­ century clear up to the early kles and lass led beads. 1930s. And It's always nicer Now tor the hosiery. Did you see any clocked or em to have the real thing. Bow knots, pendant drop broldered stockings carefully pins and old-faahloned, chunky wapped In tissue? Don't gold bracelets encrusted with leave them in the trunk. De­ glittering stones will be fall corated stockings will be an favortles. Anything goea, in other fall fashion bell-ringer. fact, just as long as It'a old. Some fall hosiery will have Tako Great-Aunt Sarah's clocks up the aldo aa did the evening shoes with the Jeweled lute of the '20s and '30s. Other or cut steel buckles. Have the styles tor fall have surprise buckles polished and made In­ decorations turning up in odd to pins. Now pins for fall are spots—a la Barbra Streisand eoplcs o( old shoe buckles. and "Funny Girl." If you come acroas tattle* Some sport a flower, Jewel tipped, waist-long beads, that or butterfly Just above the swung gaily when mom did the | knee to peek through a aide Record Shop kneecap, ankle or heel. I don't know what we'll all look Ilka with shoe buckles at the neckline, beaded teaaels at the waist and flowers at the kneecap. But maybe it won't bo too bad If we don't veer them all at once. Chic Chat Q: "I like to wear shorts tor yard work, but I'm abort and oo the chubby aide and •every pair I have bought rolls up in front at the leg. Ia there anything I can do about this?"—Mrs. C. Y. Dear Mr*. C. Y,— Silt the lega of the short about oneinch it the outside of the bot­ tom hem. Seam the allta and press them flat. When you ■tend, they wont be notice­ able at all and when you bend tor garden work, they won’t roll up or pull uncomfortably. • • DEAR A B B Y : Please print this so someone else won't make the same mis­ take I made: Five months ago a very attractive friend called me at my place c< U/q By Abigail Van Buren work and said be waa In the process of getting a divorce, and asked if I would have coffee with him. I accepted. Next there were lunch dates. Then dinner and evening dates. He told me be loved me and 1 told him I loved him. (I really did.) We started making plana for "our" future. People bogan to talk, but I didn’t care because I knew It was only e matter of time and be would be free to merry me. Today he and his wife are back together. The man who "loved" me didn't even have the courtesy to tall me about tho reconciliation. He had his WIFE call mel Please, Abby, put this in y o u r column: "Until * man'* divorce la FINAL, • woman la • fool to say more than 'hallo' to him." And sign me . . . THE BIGGEST FOOL IN ROCHESTER • • • DEAR ABBY: I hare * married daughter who has become very fat, sloppy and laiy. Her bouse ia a mess and she spends all of her Ume reading or talking on tha telephone. She shouts at her children and expects her hard-working husband to do her housework on the weekends. He la ashamed to bring anyooe to tha house and I am sure the children are not very proud of their home or mother. Should I have a talk with her and try to act her straight? Or does e mother’s duty end after her daughter gets married? WORRIED MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: A mo­ JJlBU)omm: You might rise In righteous indignation If anyone ques­ tioned your loyalty to your husband. But unites your an­ swer la “no" to all tha follow­ ing questions, don't be too aura you’re loyaL When you have * misunder­ standing with your husband, do you talk over hi* "unrea­ sonable behavior" with your beat friend? II you fait your husband let you down and ware deeply unhappy about it, would you tell either your parents or hla all about It? If your hueband talk* aver business matter* with you, de you repeat hta confidences to your friends to Impress them Page 6—Fri. June 19, '64 Vfr* WanTorB WrraTB with the fact that you aro la the knowf If your husband is having Job trouble, do you worry out loud over tho situation, in­ stead of doing everything In your power to eheor h la up and make him feel entirely capable of handling tho situa­ tion? If your husband disregard* your sdvico end things go wrong, are you quick to say "I told you oo," or "1 know It wouldn't work out"? If « group of woman io downgrading nun In gonaral and nalng thslr husband* to Illustrate tholr points, do you join in and drag out your own husband’a faults for ther's "duty" ends when her children become of age. But her lore and concern tor their happiness and wellbeing continues as long as By Jerry Sheehan she lives. Yea, have * talk Newspaper Enterprise Assn. with your daughter. It would NEW YORK (NEA) — How appear that she needs more than a "talk" or ■ repri­ to bo to stylo right down to mand. Take her to a physi­ tho bottom of your fact? One cian for ■ much-needed major shoo Ora thinks it has checkup and diet. toe answer with footwear lined # e * on tho inside with snappy de­ DEAR ABBY: Now can a signs. person address an invitation Picture yourself striding to * wedding reception to down tho boulevard, confident make it known that only to tha knowledge that tha in­ adults are wanted? Ours Is terior of your brogans mat­ going to be ■ catered wed­ ches tha necktie you'rt wear­ ding reception and we will ing. That's elegance. be charged by the plats. We But then la more to tha have « large family and proposition that Just style. don’t want to feed • gang of The shoes are lined from tha kids. Can we put “POSI- tip of the toe, over the instep TIVELY ADULTS ONLY" and aides and around the heal on the InvltaUoni? with a soft foam cushion. MUST KNOW Then tho foam gets the hlgn DEAR MUST: It is con­ fashion treatment with a cov­ sidered poor taste to put ering of printed nylon. There "ADULTS ONLY" on an In- is a gray foulard lining for vltaUon. Speak with those black shoe* and a cinnamon whom you auapect might oo* tor brown. bring tbolr children, and A spokesman for tho firm tall them firmly but diplo­ (Thom McAn) has announced matically that the kiddies happily that the lined shoes hava received widespread ac­ are not Invited. • • • ceptance within the first few Problems? Write to AB­ week* of tbelr Introduction, e e * BY, Box 68700, Los Angeles, Although there ha* bean a Calif., 80088. For • person­ al reply, encloae a stamped, •toady trend toward brown shoes, men still prefer black, •elf-addreaaed envelope. • • • according to recent sales fig­ Hate to write letters? ures. A welcome addition to Send one dollar to ABBY, the black shoe picture comes Box 88700, Lot Angalei, with a "black oo black" ox­ Calif., 80068, for Abby'e ford (also by Thom McAn). booklet, "HOW TO WRITE Smooth grain leather ia deco­ LETTERS rOR ALL OC­ rated with shrunken grain in •arts on the aides. It makes CASIONS." a plaaatog eootraat. Tha dress shoe double* tor more casual moment*. Lined Shoes Add Snap ■........r * 'V .W • * h t Aa Inside look at male fashion b suppliedI by foulard-lined ahoei. Black on blaek.dreu-up footwear doe* double dnty for mor* canal wear. For rugged knock-ground oonrfeo pigskin continue* In f>Vor. And tor really knocking around, there la still that old reliable, pigskin. This time it appeal* to a full range of colon with the most mascu- line-sounding names this side of a television western. To wit: Gunsmoke, hound dog, meequlte green, Spanish gold, sagebrush. Oh yes — they come to black and white, too. By Ruth M illett their amusement f If your husband gtvoo you a gift that seomo pretty use­ less to you, do you laugh about It with your friends? If your husband isn't doing too well financially and tho husbanda of soma of your friends a n , do you keep tell­ ing him how much they a n able to give their wivaa? When you have to say "no" to tha children do you usually put it on the basis that "your dad wouldn't like it," or "Your dad says you cant do It" Instead of saying, "Your dad and I think you should­ n't"? bid you h o n s ■ 1 1 y come thnugh with flying colon? Q aaoby O n fijlid q si Please send your fathloo By Oswald Jacoby problems to Helen Hennessy, 1200 W. Third, Cleveland, Ohio White ahe cannot answer each diamonds. West covered with letter personally, letters of There are a couple of max­ NORTH 18 the king. Charlay won with general interest will be an­ ims that West could hava fol­ dummy's aco and aaahod tha lowed with profit on today's *88 swered In this column. queen to see If he could drop WAS hand. Ona ia, "Silence ia ♦ AQ4 tho ten. Whoa that failed, golden." Tho other, which I ♦ AK J8 78 Charity played three rounds have paraphrased slightly, ia BAST of spades. Of courts, ho ruffthat bad handa should be * 1 6 4 1 4QJ8T ad tho third opado to dummy. pasted and not bid. fJ108 WQI TI I Then ho ran off dummy’s ♦ K10ST1 411 Reference la t# West's *31 remaining trumps. double of five diamonds. He ♦ 48 SOUTH (D) Ho followod to tho first, wanted a diamond lead If ♦ AK88 discarded tho throo of dia­ North became declerer, but he V KB 4 monds on tho oocoad, aad did not want It badly enough ♦ J9I finds tha Roger Wagner watehod East squirm oa tho ♦ Q 108 to warrant doubling to ask Chorale at Its beat. Singing a third and lo st East had to North aad South vulnerable for It. cepella, they offer beautifully hang on to a aped* ao waa Weal Nerth Bast Anyway, the double encour­ Immunised versions of fnmll- aged North to go to seven forced to let hla next to last Pass 4N.T. Pass iar spirituals. Jean Hwndilik's cluke and gave South tha clue Dble 8 N.T, Pass haart go. Pass T♦ Pass lush contralto make* "Some­ that mad* It fairly assy for Charley's last spado waa time* I Feel Lika a Mother­ him to make the hand. discarded, aad West waa less Child" memorable. aquoattd In turn. Ha had to I say "fairly easy" because Around tha world In 120 Charles Dunalf of New York's Ha won tht heart with dum­ hold tho ton of diamonds and minutes—The stunning guitar Whist Club, who sat 8outh, Is my’s ace and played two therefor* waa forced to throw virtuosity of Juan Serrano Is ona of those players who can rounds of trumps stopping to hie next to last heart, whenupoa Charley's two hearts offered In "Juan 8errano," re­ recognise and execute a dou­ his hand. Than ho ltd tho Jack of war* good. corded In Bpaln (RCA). Two ble squeeae. Norwegian choirs, recorded in Oslo, offer Scandinavian song* The Doctor Says: In "Sandefjord Jcntakor and Meloditersetten" (Capitol). For lovers of German music, there's "Ihe German Rhine," (Capitol) recorded in Cologne. And for South of tho Bor- By Wayao G. Uraadetadt M.D. common than those during trol. Wo aro lucky to hav* dcrlteo a rousing tlm* Is to Newspaper Enterprise A***. waking hours. Following sueh found asm* vary affective be had with "La Marimba Q—Should I worry about an attach the victim usually ways to control opUoptie solChiapas—South of tho Bor­ possible olds offsets from falls late a deop aleep from ■urea In so many victims. Q—I am taking Dlanabol der" (Capitol), recorded In Eutonyl. My doctor preocrib- which ha cannot bo immedlMexico City. od It for high blood pressure. ataly aroused. On waking la- for osteoporosis. What are the The great white way— A—Eutonyl la a brand of tar, ha aaay discover that ha aide affects ? A—Methandrootoaolone (Di­ "High Spirits" (ABC-Para­ pargylln*. Although It was haa bitten hie tongue or wot mount), an original cast al­ originally bollsvod to bo free tho bod. If convulsions were anabo1) is given chiefly to bum, features the delightful of isrloue eld* effects, It haa ■overt, hla muscles may bo build up tbs body ia persons who aro undsrwolght, con­ Beatrice Lillie, compelling recently been shown that In ■or*. Tammy Grimes and strong- aoms persona It causes an In­ Q—Haa any progress been valescing from a chronle de­ voiced Edward Woodward who crease rather than a decrease made toward finding a real bilitating disease, arthritic or I* Joined by Louis* Troy for In blood pressure. Anyone who cure for epilepsy? I knew who hava ootooporosis. It the show's prottloat song, "If la taking this now drug should there are many drugs to con­ should not bo taken by per­ sona with liver disease or I Gave You." have periodic blood counts, trol this sickness. Worth noting—Pstor Nero'* urinalyses and llvtr function A—I agree with you that a men with proatatic cancer. fins artistry la avallabla in testa. Persons who tako it cur* la doelrabl*. But in tha Persona who taka it regularly "Reflections" (RCA) a n d should also avoid chseoo, all case of epilepsy, as with bo should have periodic Uv*r “Blues With A Touch Of Ela- alcoholic bevoragea, cold rom- many disease*, the discovery function testa and should dis­ gance," (Capitol) featuring sdloo, olnua decongestant* and of a cur* In the strictest sens* continue tho drug at the first Onsy Matthews and his piano weight-reducing pills. of tha word ia unlikely. Curt sign of Jaundice. Largo doooa and orchestra, baa soma ex­ Q—Is It possible for a per­ always Implies removing tha la womon may sense sens, citing sounds. son with mild epUoptU at- causa, aad when the cause la excessive growth of hair on tacks to have an attack dur­ ■onto developmental defect. the face, waterlogging, or Inheritance of predisposing menstrual Irregularity. Thee* Hindu custom requires that ing sloop ? tha ashes of the dead bo cast A—Epileptic oetsureo dur­ genes—or simply not known clear up when tho drug to Into * flowing stream. ing sleep aro probably more —wo hava to aottla for con­ discontinued. O.K/s Accelerated Study By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assa. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I waa Just reading your coumn in our paper tonight and came upon a “Perplexed Parent.” The cause of her perplexity was whothor to allow hor daughter to enroll In an ac­ celerated math class and make a "B" or to remain In a regular class and maka an "A." 1 would advise that this parent not w o r r y a b o u t grads*. Grades are important, but not that Important. Her daughter will be thankful when she reaches college level and finds that aho la wall prepared to tako that big atop. Who am~l to aay this? I am an accaleratod student. I have boon since tho seventh grad*. (I'm now In tho twelfth.) I am so thankful that I hav* had accelerated math and English. Tha assur­ ed dividends a n far greater than tho rioko. Mother, let her tako tho accelerated e o u r a a I — 'G4 GRADUATE. ANSWER: Thank you for your enlightening letter, and beat wishes for your success in college) • * e DEAR MRS. LIGHT: My •on’a second-grade class went on a field trip to the soo to­ day. Ho haa been looking for­ ward to tha trip for wooka. He worked for several hours at home before the trip to collect pictures for a too notebook. Also, I helped him look up material In tha en­ cyclopedia for an oral report on tho hippopotamus. After all this buildup, ho didn’t aea much of tha soo. It sterna that to hla excite­ ment, ho broke out of lino, n n to tho fence that sur­ round* Monkey Island and vaulted over i t Tho teacher mada him go back to tha school bus and ait with tha driver until the other children returned. He waa heartbroken when ho came home tonight. So waa I. Don't you think the teacher should have overlook­ ed a certain amount of mis­ behavior in a case like this? I hav* a good mind to call tha principal and complain— DISAPPOINTED MOTHER. ANSWER: Hav* YOU ever tried to keep track of 23 or 30 second graders at tha soo? If you had been along, you might have thought your aon waa on tho right aids of tho fence at Monkey Island! Lit­ tle monkeys belong on tho achool bus; only well-behaved children deserve the privilege of seeing the soo. Pleas* send your school problems to Susan Light, 1200 W. Third, Cleveland, Ohio. Whila aha cannot an■wer each letter personally, letters of general Interest will bo answered In this coumn. No Time To Buy Car BY JOAN CROSBY Newspaper Enterprise Aaen. NEW YORK — (NEA) — Trlnl Lopes any* he doosn’t know whnt all tha futa i* about, but If hla audience wants to yell and stampede and tear hla shirts. It's all right with him. Lopes, a 27-year-old native of Dallas, has had on* of the recording Industry’s fastest climbs to fame—and fortune. He made hie first record al­ bum in May 1003. Blnca then his singles have sold more than 4 million coplta and hla album sales are In tha vicin­ ity of 3 million. Hla fourth release, "Trlnl Lopes, The Latin Album" la about to be raleased on the Reprise label. He la readying hla fifth. Ironically, now that Lopes, one of a family of eight, ran afford a good life he ia too busy to enjoy it. "1 have two horaaa in Dal­ las, but my family Is living in them. I am living In hotel rooms. I have always wanted to buy a big, shiny automo­ bile. Now I can afford to walk Into a dealer and buy ona for rash—but I have no time to buy on* or drive ona." Trlnl has bought his father ■ new car, and he drives It whenever he gets home, "if there la anyone In tha family who haa an errand to run,” ha laughs, "I say 'Let me do It* and bop into the car." Lopes says he only wants happiness from his career, •ad basically that’s what he la getting. "Jh. only thing 1 don't like / la not having tlm* for my­ self. But I know It takes time and effort to get established. After I do, I'll bo able to re­ lax." Trinl’a carter ie the direct remit of hla father’s attempts to keep hie aon from getting In trouble. "I have wanted to ■Ing lines I waa 11. My fath­ er waa a linger and dancer before he was married. But when 1 waa about 11, I waa running around with the boys and my father said to me 'I want you to learn something.' 8o he bought me an old, beau up guitar for $10 and ha taught me the songe he knew. "So I hav* been singing steadily for quit# ■ while. By the time I was 18 or 14, I was supporting myself. That's why I'm not married. I hav* never had the tlm* to gw steady or become engaged or get married. Isn’t that sad?" Trlnl began to alng profes­ sionally In the southwest. Whan he was 28, he moved tv Loa Angeles. "I knew I would have to go to n big city," he ■ays. In * few months he was making top money in minor night apota in town. One night Don Costa, described by Trlnl aa "a musician, arrang­ er, conductor and genius," heard Lop*a alng, got a tape of hla voice, brought It to tha attention of Frank Sinatra, head of Reprise Records, and Trlnl was on hla way. "I am so grateful to Don Costa. 1 owe my entire career to him," Trlnl says. Album of the w«wk—"The Negre Spiritual" (Capitol) Drug Aids Blood Pressure Make Your Own Dust Mitts DEAR POLLY — I uie my stove mitten aa a pattern for making dusting mitts from eaat-off clothing. On* ia tuck­ ed away to each room. If powder ia spilled oa the dress­ ing table or a bit of dust abowi up oa a table, R la ao •aay to put oa Ow mitt sod wipe tho surface clean rather than running for a dual cloth. I especially Ilka flannelette ones.—MRS. H. G. R. DEAR POLLY—Mint la as idea tor maktog cloth books tor small children. Buy chil­ dren's handkerchief* that are decorated with nursery rhy­ mes, animals and story book characters. Pick bright colors that children love. Sew tbe hankies together to book form and make a cloth cover of gingham. They caa be stiffen­ ed with starch hut daughter likes them unstarched so they a n nice aad soft.—MRS. W. M.M. DEAR POLLY—gave those small clear plaatic or glaaa bottles that coma filled with pills or perfuma. They make perfect containers for minia­ ture bouquets of tiny flowers auch aa violets or pansies. I fill them with green-tinted water, odd tho small bouquet and then anchor a small pa­ per dolly for an individual place decoration at a ladies' luncheon. The effect ia charmtag—KMMA GIRLS-1 save glass vita­ min and pill bottles to fill with spjpaa aad harts that com* to unattractive contain­ ers. A marked gummed labsl la applied to the aide of each bottle.—POLLY DEAR POLLY—An old re­ volving piano stool makes ■ wonderful lazy Susan table for the porch or patio. Cut a round place of wallboard tbe rise you dealra for the top, fa stea this to the stool with two or three screws and paint It all a bright color. Ramovo upholstering or padding first from the top. They are very effective with painted legs and tbe top covered with plas­ tic or oilcloth.—ANN GIRLS—If the stool ia a bit oa the wore aide, a circular, floor-length skirt made of a waterproof fabric would be smart looking and the table could still revolve.—POLLY DEAR POLLY—The enclos*d Pointer waa submitted by one of my first graders. If >ou should use it, the class will buy a new game with the Polly Dollar. If not, tha chil­ dren had a good language aad writing lesson.—MRS, N. H. Teacher. We use a man's stretch sock aa a bag for marble*. We Jui Us a knot at the top and work* fine. With love from -FIR ST GRADER. GIRLS — This first grade prove* that ingenuity ca atari at an early age. I at aura this suggestion will aav many a mother the task < making a marble bag.—POI LY DEAR POLLY-A little cal pentry work la Involved to ro bint but anyone who can driv a nail straight can do I There was a seldom use outside door to our old bouw We boarded It over on the ou aide. The door frame oo th Inside waa left and filled wit knlckknack shelve*. Tha bac was then painted to go wll the other colors in tbe roon Unneedod windows can n ealv* th* same treatments MRS. A. I . GIRLS—If auch windows < doors do not abow from th front of the bouse, they coul be left, aa ia, on tbe outaldi A thin bacUng of ply woe could hide them oo the toaldi I hav* made auch ahelvi wide enough tor books. The extend beyond the facing tx with rounded corners wo: nicely.—POLLY Share your favorite born maktog ideas . . , send thei to Polly, 1200 W. Third, Clev land, Ohio. You'll receive bright, new silver dollar Polly uses your Idea to P< ly'g Pointers. �ZS'ttk fABLr^ 'Longest Day' Showing At Hits "General Eisenhower had both tha men and the armi. I hail to find mine for the film,*' remarked Darryl P. Zanuck In aumming up the staggering problem! that con­ fronted him when he act out to produce "The L o n y e i t Day,” Corneliua Ryan's grippine, belt selling account of the Allied Invasion of Nor­ mandy during World War II. “ The Longest Day," named ‘Beit Picture of the Year" in 1062 by tha National Board of Review and winner of Innumerable international honoi'i, comet to the screen for the first time at popular prices Sunday at the Rit* Theatre, In conjunction with the recent world-wide com­ memoration of the 26th anni­ versary of D-Day, June 6, 1044. With the tame determina­ tion that haa distinguished hi* long production career—and 110,000,000, Zanuck found hia men and hia material and hia Two Films At Movieland re-etaglng of the vast and varied canvas that was DDay ia an epic screen achieve­ ment. "Since we wers dealing with officer* and men from tha U. S„ Great Britain, Franca and Germany, wa had to have four seta of actors,” Zanuck explained at the time. "Wa assembled an international cast of 42 stars and there were 167 apeaklng parts. However, even this is some­ what misleading when you consider that in ons scene alone — on Sword Beach — I used 2,000 men In combat. "Tha biggest problem we had to fare, once we had our 'men,' waa rounding up tho ordnanco materials. Fortu­ nately, the various govern­ ments cooperated magnifi­ cently and, even though much of the 1044 equipment ie out­ dated today, we were able to get thousands of guns, boatn, tanks, trucks and uniforms wa needed." "The Thin Red Line” fea- i James Jones tops tha movie [ Sharing the billing will be turlng Kler Dullca and based | menu for next week at the “ Palm Springs W e e k e n d ” •n tha aensatlonal novel by 1Movlelsnd Drive-In Theatre. | with Troy Donahue. Both festures will be shown start­ ing Sunday and continuing nightly through Tuesday. Wednesday a n d Thursday Craig Hill will be starring in “The Plight That Disappear­ ed” and “For Love or Money” with Kirk Douglas as the star. The week ends with a triple feature on Friday and Satur­ day. Sharing the screen will bo “Cunfight at Comanche Creek" with Audie Murphy, A bride's robe had a blue “K illin' Cousins" with Elvis Presley, a n d "Commando” border signifying purity, fi­ with Stewart Granger in the delity and love, in ancient Is­ rael. leading role. HOPPING TONITE & SAT. ADMISSION s i on rEK RIDE- IN THEATR f l ' W CARLOAD ANOTHER GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE HHOW NO. I AT 7:45 ONLY "THE GUN HAWK" In Color RORY CALHOUN NO. I AT 3:43 ONLY “MAIL ORDER BRIDE” In Color — Starring BUDDY BBSBN (JED CLAMI'ETT OF TV’S •'BEVERLY HILLBILLIES'') AT 11:1» ONLY Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret emerge on the motion picture screen as the hottest combination since small boya and matches. Teamed for the flrat time in Metro - Goldwyn - Mayex’a merry-go-round of melody, “ Viva La* Vegas, "Elvis and Ann-Margret provide the In­ dustry with a youthful fresh­ ness which unbiased observ­ ers predict will have fans clamoring to ace them to­ gether again. The film Is currently bring shown at the Seminole Plat* Cinema through next Wednes­ day. The Cinema's box office opens dally at 1:30 p. m. The romantic (parka that emanate when they work to­ gether In a motion picture seem equally prevalent in their private lives. Gosaip columnists were quick to make them a "twosome1' and tome fan (agaiines have prac­ tically had them at the altar. All Ibis sort of chit-chat must have given nightmare* to the Internal revenue people who shudder at the mere sug­ gestion of a married Elvis l’reslcy. As one of the world's wealthiest batchelora, without a single exemption, Elvis for eight years haa been to the income tax department what chicle la to Wriglcy. Elvis and Ann-Margret do admit that they “dig" each JOHN WAYNE por­ trays an 82itd Air­ borne officer in Darryl F. Z a n u c k ' s "Tito L o n g e s t Day,” tho Bcrecn classic dramatiz­ ing the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II. The 20th Century-Fox film will open Sunday at tho • • * Ritz Theatre in con­ Jim Spencer anya that Ed junction with world­ wide observance of the just can’t stay away, lls 20tb anniversary of D- cornea hark to work Monday, but has been enjoying him­ Dny. ELVIS PRESLEY AND ANN-MARGRET, nnid to be the hottest star combination in yearn, swing a wicked Watusi in the song-and-danco number, "C’nion Everybody,’* one of the high spots- in tho-lavish new-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical romance, “Viva Las Vegas,'’ now at tho Seminole Cinema In Casselberry. The film will run through next Wednesday. Legal Notice i» Legal Notice t iih r iH ti'iT tfliiiT . six t h ji'im iti, rm cv rr. IX a x i i r« R stH i.x o i.s; rotixTF, r i . n i t m * SI I TI OK IX CHAXCKIIV XO. 141*4 NOTICK IS IIKHKI1Y 41tV- IIUUIUH K. T A V I / m , OPEN 12:41 TODAY & SAT. KN p u r s u a n t tn M-rtlon SOI I t Plaintiff, (!) of tha Florida Ktalutea th a t vs. the atn rk h n ld ers of rm-nrd In DOnOTIIr MAH TATt.On tiy n stro n lra , Inc., St tha rloaa Defendant. of bualnaaa of J u n a I I , U K , XOTITIC TO IIF .P K X II • hall have tha H t h t t n . n i t e a t n i t : s t a t i : o r r i . o i i m x t o i a.nd to receive notlca of tha n o n o T iir m ak t a t l o u annual m t a t l n s of a l u r k h o l i W hose realdanre and adera of Dy natron Ira, lor., t o b* d r a ta la unknown. hrl.1 on July 14. 1SSI. PI.KAHK TAKK NOTICIC th a t *uu a r a harsh* required i<> f l it van dan l l r r a A ( l a r Attorneys at I-aw f o u r w r i t te n anaw a r or dal i t Flrat Fadaral Hullrtlng fanaa, It t n r , pereoriall* o r h r Orlando, Florida J i m i *n a ttorn**, on or before J u t * II. t i l l , at th a Offlra «f tha ruM la h J u n a I t, 1114. C lark nf tha Circuit Court, a t < t .A - t l tha Courthouaa In Hanford. R*mlnn1a CcuiilV. Florida, and to mall A oop* th r r a n f to HlenBIIOWS AT 1:00 • 3:00 - 5:00 ■ 7:00 - 6:3* •trom . Davla A Mclntoah. A«tornava for Plaintiff. P i'll o f ­ flra Itoa l ll o , Sanford, Florida, IIIT1, In t h a t r a r t a l n divorce pro c ra d ln a pending a aa ln a t *<>u In tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judic ia l Circuit In and for Hemlnole Count*. Florida, In d i n n e r * , an a b b rev iate d t i l l , a t aaid eauaa bain* “ llobb i t r T a r Ior. Plaintiff, vereua Doroth* Man Ta*k»r, Defenda n t," and haraln fall not nr a CHILDREN 35c — STUDENTS 50e — ADULTS 80c lla r r a a Pro Con fee*o will ha a n ta r a d a a a ln a t *ou and tha eauaa proceed a s parta. (SKAL) A r t h u r IT. Beckwith. Jr.. C lark or tba Circuit Court n * : M a rtha T. Vlhlrn. DC. ■tenalrom, D a ria A Mclntoah Attorn*** a t l a w Pont Off k a llna III* Hanford, F lorida 1I1I1 Publlah J u n a 11, I I * J u t* I. 1«. U K . CD A -II THE INTEHUMILY SUNDAY ACCUIMEDHIT OPEN 1:00 FUST TIME AT SHOWS AT r o r iu i puces! 1:10 4:40 Eihj M i l l $tm 7:55 Euclly At Slum in CHILDREN 35« Till RoadshowVwsiH! STARTS Legal Notice i x T i m r m c P i T m ti H T ix a x i ) r m t s k m i x u i .k i o i t x . T r . FLORIDA m i. i l i e s ____ _______ ________ ______ MONARCH LI FK INHIIRANCK COMPANY, a eorporallo n P la in tiff, RF.NJAMIN F. KniTHHn, at i t D efendants. book form be slightly smaller x o t i i 'h o r n r i T than the Manhattan telephone t i i h r r t T H o r p i .u i i i d a F. K r u a a r , directory Nor haa Ann-Mar- T ill llenjaniln residence unknown and grot been short on escorts. (far* K. K r u a e r , hia wlfa. Legal Notice I .K ti 4 b XOTICH NOTICK OF M 'l X I A t , Kl.BC. TION TO ACCKPT OR l>Kc l in k t iih i* it n p o ft f. d R II A It T K II AMKNDMF.NTK FOR TIIH V I I . L A d l ’. OF NORTH ORLANDO. F U llllD A . ON TIIH 11th DAV O F JDI.V, UK. Tha I’laca o f Vntln* will ha at tha v i l l a s , Offlra on [jong. wood-Ovlvdo Itoad In tha VIIIa i t ' of North Orlando and tha pi.II* wilt ba <>p*n from T:00 A. M. to T:SS I*. M. C h a rlra Tr*al*r, ll»b D*fiim, Hit* lla rvltl* will I.* th* In•iw rtora to aarva aa th a Hlae. lion Hoard. Atl paraona dM lrln * to avail Ihemarlv** of Ihalr r l s h t lo vot* m u d r e s l a t e r at once. Re* let rat Ion Ito.ike will etna* at 4:00 I'. SI. J u n e I t . U K , tha • I t t r e n t h da* before rlr r lln n . TIIH VJLLAiltS OF MutlTII ORLANDO. Fla. J a n a a. I’lka R* A cting Clerk Publlah J u n a II, I t A J u t * I. U, UI4. CDA-74 There are 18 aherp to every person in Australia. raaldanca u n k n o w n Tnu a r a hereb* notified th a t a eult h i e baen filed a a a ln a t rm t In tha abnva antttlad ra u sa , and t h a t you a r a r e ­ quired to Ilia *nur a n aw a r with tha Clark or Ihlo Court and to aarva a cop* tharoof upon tha plaintiff or plaint i f f s altorne*a. whose n i m a and addreaa la Jennlnna. W atts, (‘l a r k s and Ham ilton, l>00 liar* n , tt National Dank Iltiltdlna, Jacksonville I, Florida, not la te r than J u l r *4, U44. I f *ou fall lo do ao a decree pro conTrain will ba entered a s a l n s t ) ,.u fur th a rallaf demanded tn the complaint. T his antt la to forerlnea a m o rle ae * . T h a real tirnpert* prncaedr.l a e a l n i l let Imt SI. HI1NLA Nil KM. TATKH, F lr a t Addition, a •uhdlvlalon according to a plat th e r e o f recorded In Flat Rook 11, pa paa If and I I nf tha Public Records of Ramlnul* Count*, F l o r ­ ida. WITNKMf m* h a n d and tha se al of aald Court a t Hanford, Florida, th is 17th day of Juna, UK (COURT »BAL> A r t h u r II. Ileckwllh, Jr., Clark or th a ClrciMt Court II*: M artha T. Vlhtsn Deputy Clark Publish J u n a II, I I A July I, 10. IMI. guesta linger long in the de­ lightful atmosphere, savoring the dfllcioua food nnd drink*. Carol Pottljohn's piano play­ ing often Inspires some of the guests to burst into long In tha f a m o u s Lamplightdr Lounge. One of the coolrat and moat relaxing spots in town on these stilling hot Hays Is tha Caribe Lounge, serving their own delicious drinki nnd appetlalng food from Rose and Wllki Restaurant for lunch or dinner. The Lyrical* mi l to the relaxed atmosphere with loft, sweet music, right up until closing time, which is 2 a.m. on Friday and Sat­ urday nights. a • Steak House Central Floridn’a Oldest & Finest George's TAVERN BEER MIXERS S“VT.. LIQUOR MART OF VALUES (arrest as a nut) YOUR TO N IG H T IS O U R Roaring 20's Party SQUARE DANCE Every Set. Nil# — ■ p .". McGREGOR RANCH Volusia Square Dane* Club MrGregor Road 2 Ml. Ho. of DULAND R e a l T re a t T A K E HIM O U T T O DIN N ER Tim * Dad la a east laI Father's Day 4a*. Relat ia *ba taal, ylease at ats ig t m M Ibe Trad* Wladi while yea dies. Cheese treat aa appaHi lay saUctiM el astra ^aatai dtshsa, Vee'N eppmdate tha teat, u wrvsaas saevlse eed ORLANDO — 3 COCOA— f 39 West Pina LECtiUM 109 Maryland and Parkwood ptaia Byrd 900 N. Hvd. Plaaa Seminole nets 1:30 . 2:00 K f|c RON. - FBI. WW Jean's Spaghetti House Saturday night It always atrak night at tha lYadawinds COR. 11th A FRENCH — IIWY. 17-92—SANFORD Cafeteria in tha Bemlnole — BAR & PACKAGE — Plain, Thty’ll serve you up i a big T-bone cooked to your order for only a dollar. How can you beat th a t! Dinner Is served from 4:30 to > p.m. and there's all those other ap* REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY petiaing-looking meals, vege­ WITH HIS FAVORITE BRANDI SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASE table!, salads and tasty des­ — Plenty Of F re t Parking — sert* right befor* your eyaa. Don't forget they eater to par­ ties and banquets, too. May we suggest taking Father out to dine on hia day, Sunday t • • • Laura Stephens and tha staff at Georga'a Tavern In­ vite you to visit "the friend­ liest spot In town.” Th* airON FATHER'S DAT eonditloned bar and lounge and plenty of free parking COMPLETE DINNERS • DINING RM. OPEN SUN. mako stopping her* a pleas­ LA K E M ON ROE IN N ure. The package ator* ia wellstocked and a tong Hit of fa ­ Ilwy. 17-92 — l i t Mile* North Of Sanford — 221-210* vorite brand* are available for gifts - maybe for Father's Day? • • • Rrx Liquor Start of Values Prices Are Tailored located in Plnecrest Shopping Tn Your Time, Needs renter offers free nnd prompt And Budget Hrllvery of package store Items — but you really should atop in anmetimn anil aee the decorative layout of this fine establishment. What's Dad'a favorite T Whatever it Is, they have It, and will give you Plaid Stamp*, too. • • • Like to square dance? The — JIM SPENCER'S — McGregor Ranch on_Mcf5regor --------- RKSTAURANT-and COCKTAIL LOUNGE______. Road two miles aouth of DeALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 13.25 Land la th* plare for you on CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS Saturday night. Square danc­ DANISH LOBSTER TAILS ing begins at 8 p.m., sponsor­ ed by the Volusia Square ROYAL RED SHRIMP Dance Club. (a real delicacy the way w# • • • prepare thrm i . . , they are NOT Lake Monro* Inn will be French Fried!) CHOICE open Sunday. Why not lake COMBINATION PLATTER v (Banish lobster Tails and Royal d M Q C the man out the house there Red Shrimp) # to dlna? A wide and varied FROG LEGS A msnu of complete dinner* will Sauteed In Melled Butter give Dad a plsasant way to UNDER THE UMBRELLA add some caturlsa, Sorry, no A Variety Or Fine Cheese* and Msata—Fraa— To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dlnaer alcoholic beverages sold on 8 unday. ^R lM ^TjH M inrT T oun^rvsnain^T vrryT Iglinor^ • • • prlvat* partlea up lo 50. South French Avt. Sanford Phoat FA 2-0551 Doss Dad like Italian food? Jsan’a Spaghetti House in Orange City Is featuring veal parmlgiana with apaghsttl for Father'* Day - and ice cold beer to go with It, if he like*. Jean and Rorco Morstllo know tha beat way to Father's heart ao bring th* family and anjoydelicious food in airconditioned comfort. CDA-71 Dad A Jean A Kocco Motelilo Welcome You! Ic* Cold BEER (Sunday*, too) AIR CONDITIONED Open 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. — Partlea Accommodated Itwy, 17-91, Orange City — Reservations: Ph. 775-36)8 a 'OUMS CAFETERIAS Sunday* June 21* is Father's Dayt G iv e STUDENTS 60c ADULTS m n m t K ipoun oM M * u * $ i self sitting on the other aide of the counter, while on his vacation. Your columnist had guests from Fort Walton Bench re­ cently. Took them to Spen­ cer's and treated them to the delirious shrimp, steak and lobsters, which elicited ravss, (as we knew they would) and pronouncemrnte of the “beat they ever tailed." • • • We would advise you to mak* reservations early If you're planning to dlna at Freddie's Sleek House this weekend (nr any wrekend). It's such * popular pine* that Youthful Writer Charlea Lut wedge Dodgson, who, aa Lewis Carroll, wrote "Alice In Wonderland," began Ills literary career at the age of 13, when he wrote nnd illustrated “Useful and Instructive Poetry" for his brothers and sisters. other and that they have dat­ ed frequently, llut the list of glrU Elvis has “dated" or supposedly has dated would In $ |6 5 WITH SPAGHETTI COMPLETE DINNER FROM SOUP TO 31INTS INCLUDING DESSERT — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Dy Dottle Austin Reservations are r e a l l y pouring in now for the big Roaring Twentiei Party a t the Capri tonight Everybody remembers what a grand time waa had last year and they *r* eager to get In on that kind of fun again, so better call right now and reserve a table for your partner. They've brought In • bath­ tub to make you-know-what in, nnd all the wnitreasea, led by Chnutruic Peg Slayton are practicing up to put on n sparkling floor show of their own. Everyone's getting out their flapper dreaaea and their straw hats nnd practicing up for the Charleston contest. Prirra for the best costume, too, ao let ynuraelf go. Jack Rossman and tha Rear Cats will set the beat. 'Las Vegas' At Cinema G-I'S DREAM TOO — Kcir Dullca, n private in C-for-Charlie Company fighting for n hill on Guadalcanal in World War II, dreams of his wife, played by Mcrlyn Yordun, In this scene from “The Thin Red Line," based on Jnmes ("From Here to Eternity") Jones' best-selling combat novel, and scheduled to open Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. GIVE DAD A TREAT FATHER'S DAY! VEAL PARMIGIANA W e P r o v tr it- Tilt* F irif-s t C tit**rinj.' S e t vi • Lr ' l •-ritr.il I I' j t i t Li WE CAN TAKE JUST A FEW MORE RESERVATIONS — FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED. FRIDAY NITE 0 JUNE 19th WEAR YOUR ROARING 20‘S COSTUME AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF — JACK ROSSMAN AND IU8 "BEAR CAT TRIOPRIZES ft SURPRISES FOR BEST COSTUMES AND BEST DANCERS FOR RESERVATIONS 322-1251 �Paw 8—P rl. June 19, '84 VS* Vnfforl ffrrill ANCHOR CLUB officers for the coming yenr were Installed recently by Mrs. Jerry Jcrnlpan, president of the Pilot Club of Sanford. From the loft ore Stephanie Wosltfnte, director; Carol Torres, treasurer; Pat StenBtrom, first vice president; Helen Munn, president; Gere DietricliH, outgoing president; Susan Piercy, socretary; Carol Resserer, dierctor and Sherry Muruzita, director. Miss Ann M ahan A nd Miss Penny Gleason Honored At Post-Graduation Kabob Party A tantalizing aroma per* mealed the air of the beauti­ ful wedge wood blue dining room of the Douglas Stcnalrom Elliott Avenue home a t a group of energetic grad­ uates prepared and cooked kaboha to their own individ­ ual taatc at a Coke and kabob party honoring M in Ann Ma­ han and M in Penny Glecion following t h e i r graduation from Seminole High School. Silver candelabra holding white tapers entwined with crimson buds centered the elaborate table which was covered with an exquiilte cut work cloth. Two oil operated copper and b r a n fondue pots gently sizzled as the guests filled the miniature skewers with a generous variety of dclicasics. The table was an array of shrimp, pineapple, biscuit dough bits, bacon curls, olives, chips, nuts, min­ iature tea cakes and other tid bits. The Cokes were served on an antique silver tray from the buffet. Unique holdens created from white felt in rep­ lica of a graduate's cap, in­ cluding the hand made tas­ sels, were cleverly designed and made by Mrs. Slcnstrom and were presented t h e gnosis as gift favor memen­ tos. Miss Susi Deal had the good fortune of getting the marked Coke, and her reward was an unusual imported china cos­ metic dish with a built-in pen­ cil sharpener. M is s Kay Ivey Entertained With Bridal Brunch Shower Colorful hlbiscl of varied hue* created ■ spectacular ef­ fect In the tasteful table a r­ rangements, with the place cards featuring hand painted hiblicl. Following (he u n u s u a l breakfast, the guests were ushered Into another area of the house where a surprise kitchen shower had been a r­ ranged for the lovely Mias Ivey. An Imported bride doll centered the table and the Miss Sheala Best honorce received many lovely and useful gifts. Guests Included the honIs Honored Guest orcc’s mother, Mrs. John Ivey, and the Mmes. Leroy O f Bridal Supper Anderson, G. Bussell Pear­ son, A. E. Shinholser, Date Miss Shcals fieri and her Scott, Thomas F. McDaniel, bridal attendants were honor­ Sidney Ives, John Galloway ed with a bridal supper at tlie and Mias Marilyn McDaniel. gracious home of Miss Best's mnlcrnal grandmother, Mrs. Henry Thurston, Homewood Grace Methodist Drive, Loch Arlior. A lilac and while floral a r­ rangement and lilac tapers N ew W SCS Circle decoraled the lace covered dining table. Holds Meeting Following t h e delicious The new Afternoon Circle meal "girlie" talk was en­ joyed by the following who of Woman's Society of Christ­ are in Hie bridut party: Miss ian Service met at Grace Janice Westmark, Miss Jane Methodist at 2 p.m. June 16. Miller, Miss Ann Slavik, Miss Mrs. J . If, Powell, chairman, Nylcone Albers and Miss Lin­ presided. O t h e r officers nominated da Duda, Others attending were Mra. were Mrs, Ksrl Fehd, coC. W. Yarborough, Mrs. Eliba chairman; Mrs. A. F, Crock­ Lee, Mrs. John L. Duda Jr., er, recording secretary; Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Shcaty Best. it. J. GUI, treasurer. Mrs. C. E. Williams, presi­ dent of Grace W.S.C.S., gave Red Cross Offers a talk on the Itonor of belong­ ing to tho W.S.C.S. Mrs. Karl Fehd will be in Brochures On charge of the program for July. A name for the circle Hurricanes and a project will be discuss­ ed also. Willi the hurricane season Delicious refreshments were upon us, Amerlcsn Bed Cross served by Mrs. J . If. Powell. Chspler announces avsllsbilIty of "Whst to do in Case of Hurricane" warning brochur­ T he D . A . Bruces es. Anyone wishing lo have a copy may have one from the Will Observe 50th Chapter offfre, 122li Palm et­ to Avenue, Sanford. nniversary Beautiful arrangements of roses filled the reception rooms of the Hoy G. Williams' lovely Elliott Avenue home recently as guests arrived for a brunch In honor of Mias Kay Ivey, bride-elect of Konald Lindsey. Mrs. William Leahy assist­ ed Mrs. Williams as co-haitess for lltc delectable threecourse breakfast. MU. AND MRS. WILLIAM OGDEN, left, were host* nt their home re. contiy to a (minor party Honoring air. anu airs, m orm on n . niimn, rigut, who have returned to DeBnry after an extended visit to California. Mr. Smith la preaidant of the DuRury Volunteer Fire Department. DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mra. Ilobcrt J. Finn were wed on Sunday, June 7, in Hie First Christian Church in I)eL&nd. Mrs. Finn Oviedo Is the former Mrs. Dolores Linda and Dec; Mr. Finn, one Schohb of DeUary. The cnuplc ion, Andrew. will reside on Sunrise Boule­ vard in DeUary. Mrs. Finn Mrs. Edwins Washer of Va­ lius three daughters, Kathy, lencia Drive will have her children f r o m SmlUivlIlc, Tcnn,, with her In DeBary for *n extended visit, Ciirll. Winfred ami Ilrcnda will stay Mrs. Fred Pierson, who drove with sister Linda and enjuy a up to see Mrs, Pierson's son, family reunion. Jim Brookshlro 3rd graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blahs They slopped over in Val­ dosta, to visit with Mr. Pier­ of High Banks Jlnad will visit son's sister Mrs. Hulph Tal­ in Lanncaster, Pa., en route lo oilier places of Interest bott. Alsu attending the Georgia while north. Tech Graduation was Mis* Mr. and Mrs. Newell E. Luclllo Brookshlro of North Hawkins have purchased the Orlando. homo of A1 Mercer on Jas­ mine Lane, Lake Marla E s­ Visiting in Valdosta recent­ tates, DeBary. Mr. Hawkins ly were Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ Is the president of Hie First ard Faulk, Jr. and daughter, National Bank of DeBary. Murthn, of Oviedo. They were Mra. Hawkins Is at present in guests uf Mr. Fuulk’s sister Syracuse, N. Y., g e t t i n g and brother-in-law, Mr, and things ready for the big move. Mrs. Collins Barns. Their daughter, Janet, will al­ lend Stetson University In the To best retain the bubble and fall. spnrkle of wedding cham­ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oppagne, servo it In deep tulip­ pel of Smyrna Drive enter­ shaped glasses. Champagne should not he tained Mra. Patrick and her served icy cold. If II ie, the mother, Mrs. William Henncl, delicate Ixiuquei becomes lock­ Mr. Oppcl'a cousins, and J. ed In, preventing a full ap­ Stuckncy all of St. Peters­ preciation of the distinctive burg, nt the DeUary Hcalautaste, reports Mme. Jacques rant for dinner on Sunday. Bollinger, head of a French champagne firm. Personals Uy Evelyn Lundy Mrs. K. W. Estes has hud •s house guest for Ibe puit week, Mrs. Ezma Crokcr of Hiram Ga. Visiting f r o m Atlanta, were Mr. and t i n . John Ho­ gan. They were the guests of Mrs. Hogan's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Daniel. After • w e e k vLlllng in O v i e d o , they will etey e few duye In Daytona Beach before return­ ing to Atlanta, The Doyd Clouts also hnd visitors from Georgia lust week. Mrs. Clnnt'a daughter, Mra. Frank Landrum and her three daughters, Mary, Mar­ tha, and Nancy from East l ’olnt, spent several duye here. Abo coming from East Point to visit the Clonls, were Sherry Touehtone and Dale Yarbora. Attending Graduation Exer­ cises et Georgia Tech over the week-end, were Mr, end North Orlando LOOK! IN N ERSPRIN G M A TTRESS R EN O V A TIO N S P E C IA L ft (leaning ft Processing Fait • Brand New Cover far Mattrsaa • Brand New Insulation w hen needed ALSO) New Mattreseea, Boa Springe. Hollywood Beds, Odd BUm and King Hlsa Beda Made To Order at Factory Price# I Echols BEDDING CO. I l l Magnolia A r t, Sanford Personals By Doris Dean Mrs. Maria Derum has re­ turned to her home, following several daya of hospitalisa­ tion for observation purposes. Mr. and Mra. D. A. Bruce Casselberry will he honor guesta of an open house on Sunday, June 21, at their Lake Monroe home In observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Florence Davis, pio­ All friends and relative! are cordially Invited to call dur­ neer Casselberry resident, ing the hours between 3 and S suffered a fall recently while p.m. a patient In a Winter Park nursing home resulting in a broken kg. Dip old and droopy ailh She Is now recovering at scarves In a thin aolulion of Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ starch to make them look new pital In Orlando. again. Personals PREPARING KARORS in Polynesian fashion nt n lavish post grndu*. tion party nt the spacioun Mayfair home of the Dougins Slonstroms ars Miss Penny Gleeson, honoree, Miss Pat Sten.strum, co-hostess and Miss Ann Mahun, honorce. Oviedo Couples Brunch Welcomes Members Celebrate Mutual By Club Social Department Anniversary By Mrs. John Lundy The George Kelseys and the Theodore Aulins Jr. recently celebrated Ihcir mutual wed­ ding anniversary. A cook-out picnic type sup­ per consisting of charcoalbroiled (teak, baked potatoes and salad was enjoyed by the following guests: Mrs. Dora Kelsey, George Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford I’cndarvis, Mr. and Mra. Andy Bolgt and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Croasdsle of Chuluota, Mr. and Mrs. John Cobb of Orlando, Mr. and Mra. Vern Brewster of Cocoa, and Jim Moore of San ford,---------------------------------- , 1 t | I t I r» l '» J i ' A M M W*» M l , Ko n A K I ' l l 11 S H Y c I (.AMI K A S Wieboldt's W CAMERA SHOP < 210 21( & PARK AYR. The Social Department of the Sanford Woman’s Club re ­ cently honored all new mem­ bers with a brunch held at the club house, with Mrs. Roy Tillls and Mrs. C. 1’. Harkcy in charge of flic arrangements. Ulorlosa lilies predominated in tho floral decorations and as each guest arrived, she was presented a lovely Gloriosa corsage by Mrs. A1 Ilunl, membership chairman. R u s s i a n tea, miniature cakes and a varlcly of deli­ cious sandwiches were serv­ ed. New members received in the club this year arc the Mmes. Norris Flank, Wade Shcaly, L. W. Real, Charles Altamonte Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MeKrnzie of Dolores Drive have as house guest Mr. McKenlie's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Denver McKrnzlo of Denton Spring, Louisiana. They have made trips to Tampa and Cypresa Gardens. The MrKcnzies, children and grandchildren held a fam­ ily picnic on Sunday a t l’once D« Leon. Mr. and Mr*. Otto Bartot had week end house guests, Mr. and Mra. James Evanoo, of West Columbia, South Carolina. Mr. Evanoo and his team were here to bowl in a tourn­ Toole, W. A. Thomas, Ned Julian, Irene Watt, Lucille Stone, Ken tie Hi Wing and Stanley Fierce. Also tho Mmes. Dwight Nor­ man, Robert Morria, John F. Wilson, William C. Clause Jr., It. K. Horton, Charles E. Thomas, Frank Schauttect, J . L. Horton J r , Niek Ffcifatif, II. II. Fortner Jr. and Troy G. Ray and Miss Edna Chit­ tenden, Commercial . . . Raatieatlal . . . Iadwatrial Wiring FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. GIVE DAD COOL Deltona COMFORT! Personals Mr. and Mrs. William Brent and their four year old duughler, Linda, enjoyed their visit, and wero so impressed with Deltona that they bought two lots near the Gardner home for their own future retirement. Mra. Brent had been Mr. Gardner's secretary for many years In Ids work at the Ford Motor plant In Mlchlgun. • Fortrel® . Colton • Wa*h N" Wear • Dark Plaids • Deep Pocket# • Long Wearing • 28 To 42 LIKES There’# no need of m long atatement when our meaaage In brief. So we’ll just »klp - 112 M inolta Avenue PhoM S22-0ftS $ 2 -o o FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY! ament held by the Southeast­ ern Conference Bowling As­ sociation. NOTICE Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company STYLED SHAPING e n n e u i DAD WHO UNIVERSITY STYLING! YOUR CHOICE OF EITHER ONE — Bonelana Dclmonlco U LB. T-Bona ‘ .09 Bonders# N. Y. Sirloin Strip ft Deep Pockets Served With French Fries — Toeocd Green Salad — Hat Rolls ft Hatter — All Coffee Or Tea You Want! • Cool Comfort • • * $ 2 -5 0 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m FOR THE down hero and nay "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offera a complete electrical service, does good work, does It prompt­ ly. efficiently and cheerfully end doee appreciate ite customers." SHAMPOO AND SET f t S T E A K S P E C IA L! Mr. and Mra. Roy Shiver* and family have moved to a larger homa on Lombardy Rd. lee ad the The hostess presented the honorees with a battery oper­ ated manicure set designed for push button manicuring magic. Miss Pat Stenstrom assist­ ed her gracious mother along with Mrs. Richard Gleeson and Mrs. nobert Mahan, mo­ ther* of the honorees. After preparing their fa rt, the guests retreated to tha party rooms, which wera opened en suite, for a most delightful, tranquil afternoon of planning and rcmlnlncscing. Invited guests to the spec­ tacular social were the Miss­ es Brenda Brown, Susan Brown, Candi Conder, Susan Deal. Tcggy Grier. Marilyn Hunt, Carol Samuel, Judy Lavender, Sharon S t a n u 1, Shirley Steed, Jill West. Myra Meeks and Mary Scolt. Also the Misses Norma Whlttcrn, C e n l Whcatlsnd. Janet Johnson, Barbara Bolgcr, Gere Dietrichs, Joy Duggar, Susie Halhack, G a y Hunt, Sandra Hcrvish and Linda Kriz, Also the Misses Carol Ox­ ford, Donna Sandage, Sandy Slayton, Joyce Shepard, Jen­ nifer Thompson, Sharon Jackson, Diane Smith, Barbara Watson, Carole Thomas, Sha­ ron Williams and Marla Row­ land. ft 100% Colton • Light And Dark • Neat Appearance T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A LL DRUG T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN BAjNFORD • 28 - IS �*• A T ? I t W i W e tfe rl V rrtll Fri. June 19, ’64—Papr 9 Sun Threatens" Peaches" S kin til#** SEARS. . . GIGANTIC mm t& m , : te m [ 0 w m ** SALE 0 & 3 *' THURS. — FRI. — SAT. — JUNE 18-19-20 — 9 A. M.-9 P. M. ALL 3 d a y s a w a l k -i n v a n w il l r e in f r o n t o f o u r STORE - WITH THE FOLLOWING ITEMS AT BIG DISCOUNTS - COLDSPOT — Coldspot Refrigerators 4 Only — 14 Cu. F t AH Frostless D eluxe.......$279-88 A IR C O N D ITIO N ER S MODEL COLLEEN CORBY ufcx a modirntcd cleunaing cream twice a day to protect her akin from summer dryness. She smnotha it on as a base (left) for her makeup, too. For summer Colleen uses n matte make-up. First she smooths on n liquid foundation (center) in a tone mutch- inj: her skin tone. If her tun is uneven, she blends a darker foundation over the area to even her coloring. A pressed powder (right) tops off her make-up and also is used throughout the day to control a shiny nose or chin, a common sight during warm weather. To tan or not to tan—that i we continue to think there is li the burning question. 1milking more glamorous than Although ■ k I n specialists 1a tan set off by fresh summer have the answer, llicy Mom fashion colors. So. Ihe doctors to be losing Hie battle. They shrug their shoulders realis­ continually warn of lasting tically and suggest protective damage to IIm skin from con­ measures to cut down on stant overexposure to Uie sun. painful burns. Too much sun causes a break­ To build up a suntan base, down of the tissues and start with IS to 20 minutes of makes our skin look old be­ sun the first day and increase fore Its time, they point out. this aliout a third each day. But vanity will prevail and Avoid the peak hours of the ami—usually 10 a.m. to 3 p.tn. | girt beauty (ticks situ finds - a n d follow sunbathing with|helpful «j „ r i n g s u m m e r moisturizing lotions. Keep a inonlhi. Twice a day she sun hat and pretty beach ruin' cleanses her skin with a medi­ handy and wear them to avoid "baking" all day in the sun. cated cleansing cream. She Kvcn when you try to avoid smooth* this on her face and sunburn, you can’t. You often neck with a gentle massaging need a little make-up wizard­ motion and rinses w i t h ry to cover tills and a wind- splashes of nearly cold water. burn. Snell cleansing helps flush Youthful in o d e I Colleen out pore-deop oils that can Corby passes on some cover load to blackheads or blrmlilioa. It also soothes skin ir­ ritations. Colleen admit* she occas­ ionally tans carelessly and get* "owl" eyes which she Mrs. Cnrmrn Wiggins was must erase before facing tbr the delegate last week to the camera. She gets rid of her "whUe-around-tJio-eyea" look annual Methodist conference by smiaithing on a darker in l.nkeland. Others attend­ matte make-up than she nor­ ing sessions of the conferenro mally wear*. She applies tills from the church were Mrs. below the eyes and on the Cecil Sellers, Mlsa Helen eyelids, too, alter first apply­ Snodgrass and Forrest Nutt. ing her normal light-toned make-up. Mr». John Hitchcock left If your face is reddened by Monday for a visit with rela­ a day In (lie sun, use a tives in Chicago. c r e a m y light foundation shade, she suggests. Mrs. Kay Norton a n d Colleen also lakes care of daughter, Jane, left Mondny summer trouble spots with for a visit with relatives In pressed powder. Just fluff Indiana, having been called some powder on a shiny naw there by the illness of her nr chin and you are in busi­ mother, ness again. For a in ode I and for you, Mr. and Mr*, lfn n ry Dunn caution and a careful band visited her futbrr, E. F. Dick­ with make tip t a k e * you inson in Madison last week through the summer looking end. your best. Enterprise Personals accompanied by Rev. and Mt*. Kir th y and Mrs. Kdwin llrilddoek spent Saturday at Alexander Springs, along with other groups of tha suh dis­ Several of the M. Y. F *r’a trict. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owens and children, I’aula and Ken­ neth, left Friday for a trip thru the southern part of tbs a tat*. Spiced Cake And Oleander Pie Not Acceptable Gifts SAN JOSE. Calif. <UI*1)— Alice Yoshlda, 23, of Morgan lllll, told police recently that aha sent congratulation gifts to her former boy friend and hie fiancee when they nnnounced their engagement. He got a cake aplced with Dr. Peter Carras - Contest Winner Reveals Recipe rat poisun. and she got a strawberry p i e containing jioiMinuua oleander leaves. Officer* identified tho man involved ns Mickey Netlun, 31, u teacher at Horner Junior High School at Fremont. His fiancee is Jovlna Medvlru.l, 2o, a laboratory technician at San Josa Hospital. Neilun told police that two week* ago a rake was deliv­ ered to his apartment in San­ ta Clara, accompanied by a hand - written not* congrat­ ulating the couptt on their engagement. They were wary of Ihe cakr, and Mlsa Medeiros kept It with the intention of having its content* analysed. How­ ever, site railed police Sumluy when the pie was delivered to her office at the hospital. Analysis at the county crime laboratory showed the cake contained enough rat poison to bill a human, police said. Mis* Yoshlda admitted that tho pie contained oleand­ er leaves before an analysis of that wa* completed. Mis* Yoshlda, who admitt­ ed sending tha gifts after ehe was arrested on a petty theft charge Wednesday, told offi­ cers aha did It to "get even” with Nellan "and get rid of that girl." BAKED CHIPPED SNAPPER 3 cups crushed potato chips 1 3-lb. red snapper 1 cup chopped onioni 1 clove garlic, mlncal ) H cup vegetable oil 1 No. 3 can tomatoes (21* cupa) 1 cup diced celery Vx cup white raisins cup chopped parsley -1 Up. aalt % l»p- pepper 1 cup dry while wine tfc cup lemon Juice 1 tap. oregano P 1 thinly sliced lemon Sprinkle on* cup potato chlpa in a 3 quart baking dish. Placa fish In cenler. Brown the onions and garlic in the vegetable oil. Add tomatoes, eelary, ratlins, parsley, aalt and pepper a n d arrange around the fish. Sprinkle re­ maining potato chips over the vegetable*, kiln wine and South Seminole t lemon Juice; pour over the Dab. Sprinkle with oregano. Arrange lemon allcea around aide* of fiih. Bake in moder­ lly Maryann Miles ate oven 330* for about 43 Mr. und Mr*. Ray Wesley minutes. Serves 6. of Lake Griffin In Casselberry have returned from a brief Longwood holiday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Matlieson in Melbourne Ueach. Personals Personals Mr. and Mr*. Randall Ansley of Longwood have as boua# guests, her mother, Mrs. Elida L am aitrrs, and her brother and hi* wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert U inastcrs, all of tha Panama Republic. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of lg>ng Reach, Calif, have been visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Dice of Jay Drive in Altamonte Springs. The Moore* recently depart­ ed for the Bahama Islands, • Mr. and Mr». Hubert A. I)e- and will again visit (lie Dices' prea and children, Robbie on route to their home in Cali­ and Deborah, of Maeaupequu, fornia. N. Y., and Richard Grant, a student at Adelpht University Mr. and Mra. Luther Cordell Jn Long Island, N. Y., were and son, Michael, from Tenn­ recent bouse guests of their essee, have been recent house parents, Mr. and Mr*. J . H. guests of hia brother ami Grant. family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil • Mrs. Depree and Mr. Grant Cordell of Fern Park. came home especially to a t­ tend the graduation exercises Mrs. Sue Gates and daugh­ at Lym in High School, of ter, Juanita, have recently re­ vhicb their brother, Richard turned after visiting friend* auJ relatives in Tennessee. Grant, was a member. 3T! $i i THE LOWEST PRICE EVER 3 Only — 16 Cu. F L .............. Was $379.95 Now $319.00 (ALL FROSTLESS DELUXE) 2 Only — 16 Cu. F L .............. Was $409.95 Now $329-00 (ALL FHOSTLESS DELUXE — WITH ICEMAKER) 3 Only — 14 Cu. FL (All F rostless)...........Now $269-88 2 Only — 12 Cu. FL (Automatic Defrost) Now Y’nll prubly thot we wuz gonna have us a Grand Opniit—hii we wuz rcely fixin to do «o—but we wuz not Roin to have any Hawaiian Orkhls, Blooms, Cokes, Hot Dawgs—an stuff like tlint tlinr. Ever store tluz that . . . so-o-o-o-o-o we flgger we'll do It difrunt—we'll kIvc you BARGENS— We started to tote in these here BARGENS—an the door wuz open a lil bit, an a lady sed, ran she cum in an look—we sed sliure, hut don’t git in our way ns we rush round—an anuther lady cum In—an anutlier Indy cum in—and wo stopiicd rushln an started tukln their ninny for them thar BAItGENS—sum of the stuff wuz awful lookin—hut them Indies lait it— (Shux, after all, whut duz a man no bout such thiiiBs)—So don’t wute fer a Grand Opnin, cause we're flllin up this here store ever day—puttin more stuff in—an makln the place smell r-e-u-1 nice. If u like n difrunt smell, bring yur own cologne. Cum In an have a bawl. We can't give you charge accounts—lay-a-ways — no deliv­ eries, no credit—but jus plain ole fasbund bnrgens, Whut are they? Just Wimmen’s an Children’s dresses an other stuff—all at $3. Nothin higher! y HEN'S $ * J W BARGENS J 3rd ST. & SANFORD AVK. SANFORD 208-00 Coldspot Freezers Cold spot Quick-Mount Air Condi lioners Check $ rn rs low p rire 5,000 111 U (NKMA rated) JO G S* Quiet. . . Ideal for bedroom*. Installs in seconds. Light nod cmnpncl—con rosily be moved from room to room, 2 speed*, thrrmostat cnnlrollrd. I ’criiuiicnl Kcuiauu filler traps dust «ud pollen, ALSO AVAILABLE —4 -O N L Y ----- 17 Cu.Ft. CH EST FREEZER GONLY — 8,500 B.T.U. — $ 194*»5 4 ONLY — 11,000 R.T.U. — $ WAS $264.95 NOW $219-88 234-95 2 ONLY — 10 Cu.Ft. CHEST FREEZER G ONLY — 18,GOO B.T.U. — $244-88 WAS $209.95 NOW $169-88 WAS (291.95 2 O N LY----- 11 Cu.Ft. 8 ONLY — 23,000 B.T.U. — $299-00 NOTIS! $ WAS — $219.95 UPRIGHT FREEZER WAS $3.19.95 WAS $209.95 NOW $169.88 INSTALLATION ARRANGED 2 ONLY — 15 Cu.Ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER WAS $229.95 NOW $199.88 AND FINANCED ON — 2 ONLY - SEARS EASY PAYMENT 17 Cu.Ft. FREEZER (ALL FROSTLESS UPRIGHT) PLAN — DON’T WAS $319.00 NOW $267-88 DRIVE ON O LD WORN OUT T IR E S ! A L L S T A T E T IR E S V \X \1 * V A 33 Month Guarantee 8.00- 14 Whitewall Tubeless ................. Was $31.10 Now $26-88 7.50-14 Whitewall Tubeless .........................Was $28.75 Now $22-71 r t iljV V J l 12 \111 now 24 Month Guarantee Biackwall Tubeless .................... Was $20.89 Now $16.95 g 0(M4 8.007.507.506.706.70- 14 14 14 15 15 Whitewall Whitewall Biackwall Whitewall Biackwall Tubeless ................. Was $23.89 Now Tubeless . Was $21.75 Now Tubeless ................ Was 18.75 Now Tube-Type ..............Was $19.39 Now Tube-Type ..............Was $16.34 Now $17.15 $16*95 $15.75 $15.45 $13.95 (PRICES QUOTED ABOVE INCLUDE FED. EXCISE TAX) NO M O N EY DOWN - UP T O 3 YEA RS T O PAY! S EA R S C A T A LO G S A LES O FFIC E 2701 OBLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER �SSSBSBSC dihfhiiqhJtA i I 7:104:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime "P arblan Holiday on Ice." (Rerun) It you mined thin one the flirt time out and haven’t had your Oil of ice ahowi, thin la a Rood one. It Include* all the famil­ iar apota like (katlng chimp*, clown*, production number*, etc. There’* alto a novel pup­ pet show on ice. •:30-B:30 p.m. CBS. Route 00. "Voice at the End of the Line." (Rerun) A sympathetic yam with a double touch of violence about a meek clerk carrying on a telephone ro­ mance and hi* tormenting fel­ low worker* who *ee the af­ fair a* rodder for a practical joke. Bui and Tod, working a* fellow clerk*, get involved when a telephone conversa­ tion 1* broadcast for public ridicule, with But heating up the star Joker. By way of re­ taliation, Bui take* a wor»e beating than he administered. Sorrell Booke 1* featured with •tars George Maharis and Martin Milner. t:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke’* Law, "Who Killed Billy J o e l" (Rerun) Thl* one wasn’t one of the more Implied episode* of last season, being a trifle TV RENTAL • Salve • Service Seminole TV FA M i l l Zenith Color TV Sales S » H Sanford A t *. I *1I ill. T V Time Previews short on comedy. However, It does give you a ciiancc to catch up with an all-star cast topped by luscious Tins Lou­ ise and Including Howard Duff, Ida Luplno, Cesar Ro­ mero, Phil Harrii, Laralne Day, Nick Adams and Tom Tully. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tlie Alfred Hitchcock Hour. "A Nice Touch." (Rerun) Anne Baxter makes a welcome dramatic appearance here in a sort of lurn-alxxit situation of her famed role in "All About Eve." She play* a thealrlcal agent who shouldn't become the starry-eyed victim of a matinee idol but falls never­ theless for an actor much her Junior and forsakes home and husband for him, all the while courting tragedy. George Se­ gal and Harry Townes are featured. 10-tl p.m. NBC. The Jack Paar Show. (Color) (Rerun) Jonathan Winters has a field day on this hour, appearing in hla wild Grandma Krlckert characterisation, running wild as a -hopper In Iymdon. He also hss a choice spat in which he devastates a com­ mercial. Gordon and Shelia Macflea duet to "Will You Still Be Mine?" and Gordon tosses in a solo. There's also a Charming filmed sequence of the problrms some chil­ dren have trying to spell. WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N FRIDAY P. M. 1:0# ( ! ) Newacop* m n *»* (») Nawalln* Si24 ( I ) Ch. I Sport* 1:1* ( I ) Nsw*— W a l t s r Cron* ktt* (!) Ilunllay - Hrlnklay 1:41 ( t ) THA 1:0* (ll (4) (I) 7:14 (3) (I) Hllsni B-rvtc# Wyatt Karp 1,** Marvin Prasanla Int. Hlx.wtlm* Adventure* In Permits* (») Daatry 1:10 ( ! ) Hob Hop* Chry. T h aa tr* ( I ) Houle *1 (>) llurka's U w 1:10 ( ! ) T h a t IV a a Th* Waak T h at IVaa (0) T w ilig h t Zone ( ! ) Prlca la H l s h t 10:00 ( ! ) Ja c k P a a r (Color) (0) F ig h t of th# IVaak (01 Alfrad Hitchcock Hour 10:41 l l ) Maks T h a t A part 11:00 ID New* (0) Nawa— Marpky M ar. tie 11:10 (0) New*, Sport*. Waalthor (0) T h r a t a r of th* Star* 11:10 (1) Jo h n n y Caras* (Color) 11 i l l (0) Maverick SATURDAY A- H 0:1* I t ) 0:10 (01 7 00 (41 (!) 7:10 (0) III 1:00 (!) (01 (I. 1:10 (!) II) 1:00 (I) (0) 0:10 I ! ) (II (1) 10:00 1 1 ) (I) (01 H ilt til (I) (I) 11:00 (1) (0) (1) 11:10 ( I ) (I, (I) Nawa, W eath ar Hummer Kaineatar (irnwar* Almanac News Deputy Dog V ariety Hhow HFD Mld-P1orlda Acroaa Th* Fane* Capt. K a n r a r o o Rocky Jnnaa Robin Hood Major Mercury Th* Alain Hhow Th* Alain Hhow R uff 1 Reddy Tannaaeaa T u a td o (luparman lle e lo r Haalheot* Quick Draw McQraw J u n i o r Auction Klraball XL Mighty Mouaa Jataona Dentil- Tha MaaaCO Rln Tin T la Caspar F u ry Roy Roger* Hhow l it a n y * Cecil h atukday p . m. 11:00 <t) (0) <01 11:10 I D (0) llullwlnkla Show Hky K ing Ituita llunny Raeaball MIC New# tail or bring this coupon 13:14 (I) flatah* 11 1:00 0) My Friend Flick* (II Industry on Farad* 1:14 I I I ItasDball 1:14 (01 Champ IVreelllng (2) Hate ball Herald Classifieds Bring Fast Results 11:14 SI Adult Thaatar Hill til MoaJa SUNDAY P. M. 11:00 (!) Th* Story (3) Raaiaal Stir Phone fjaufarf) Krrslh Page 10 — June 19, 1964 6. For Rent From Sanford Exchange Ext 1819 W. 3rd St. 2 BR., modem, newly decorated. Phone Bar­ tow. Fla. 533 2326. 322-5612 10 x 52 3 BR Houfetraller Atr-ccnd. Elder Spring* Trlr. Pk. From Seminole County 2 BEDROOM Gar. Apt., liv­ ing room, dining room furn. 20051k French Ave. 322-7230. BERRY’S WORLD 425-5938 1 BR., Furn. house, Lake Mary. No pets. 322-3009 or 322-6307. NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. I/Ost & PounB 2. Notices - Personals 1:30 (») ttuller Darby Si30 (01 Theater X (0) I n d u s t r y on P ared* 3. E d u c a tio n - In s tru c tio n (31 L’flOA Open MU* 10) Raeaball «:0n (0) Ilia I'lctura 12:10 (») Lower Light House 4. Transportation 4:10 (4) An Age of Klngt 6. Food (2) Oral Roberta 4:00 (0) Wide World o( 6. For Rent Hporla 1:00 (3) Chrlalopliera (!) Man Into Bpac* <JA Special Notices 1:20 (I) laauaa A Anawaro 0:11 (I) lla lha U w (!) Iluaeball 7. Business Rentals 1:00 (D Flatting Fun 1:0* (0) Direction 'll 0:11 (3) Nawacopa 8. Beach Rentals l:2o (41 lloma Hardening 3:10 (»> Discovery 'II 0. For Sale or Rent 0:31 II) Waeh. Report 1:00 (t) Movl* For Sunday 10. Wanted to Rent (0) Mr. Ed Afternoon 1:10 (0) duy Lombardo 11. Real Estate Wanted 1:10 (I) Tour Lite In Th* 0:14 (!) Nawacopa World Today 12. Real Estate For Sale 1:00 (!) Circus Huy 4:00 (0) Th# (treat Adventure 13. Mortgage Loans (1) Central Florid* 4:10 (31 Men Into Hpace Hhowca 4:10 (!) Star A Story 14. Insurance (I) Ha* Hunt 0:00 (I) CHS Spurt# Spectac­ 15. Business Opportunity 7 ill (!) Tha Lieutenant ular (01 Jackie (Reason 16. Female Help Wanted (!) Toplo (I) Hootenanny li 30 (1) Joay tllshop (Color) 1:10 (!) TIIL 17. Male Help Wanted (1) Tad Mack Amateur (0) Th* Dafandar* 18. Help Wanted Hour (01 l.awrenra Walk 1:00 (I) Ziith Century 19. Situations Wanted 1:00 (1) Saturday Night "Well, there goes my chance hr a porF 4!) Dlaruaalon 'll Moale 20. Babysitters (!) Meat Tha Press 0:30 (0) Phil HIDara 21. Beauty Salons (0) Tha Hollywoed P a t ­ 1:10 ll) I'roba 6. For Rent (I) Death Valley Day* aca- ■ 22. Build - Faint - Repair 1. Lost & Found (!) Nawacopa 10:01 (I) (lunarnnk* 23. Building Materials 7:00 <» Delia A Harriett 10:30 (11 riattlalln* I.OST: Ladies’ Brown Fttrac Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. (!) Hilt Dana Hhow 11:10 (I) Thaatar of tha Elan 24. Electrical Services Wednesday in Jayccc Park. $35 Mo. 0O7U W. lit. (I) Mast* 25. Plumbing Services Till III Kmplr* Contains very important (I) Wonderful World *f 26. Radio & Television papers, cash & Credit Cards. I BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. Color (I) My Favorlt* Martian 27. Special Servlcea If found please return to bath, 317 S Park Ave. 1:00 (I) CJ Bullean Show 28. Laundry Service Sanford Herald. Liberal RE­ Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave. 1:10 (!) (Irlndl 29. Automobile Service WARD. II) Arraat A Trial Apply 5-6:30. 29A. Auto Accessories 0:10 (3) Ilonansa (SI Th# Celebrity (lam* 30. Machinery Tools 2. Notices • Personnla 1 BR House fum. $50 per mo. 0:10 (0) llrenner 10:*t (!) DuPont Hhow of Waak 31. Poultry - Live stock 650Vi Laurel Ave. Pb. 668CARD OF THANKS II) Sion ay llurks 31 A. Pets 4810. (01 Candid Camara We wish to express our deep­ 32. Flowers - Shrubs 10:10 (!) 4IIC Nawa Report est appreciation to the many, FURN. 3 Rm. Gar. Apt. Wa(0) What'a My Lin* 33. Furniture 11:10 I ! ) Nawacopa many wonderful friends k ter, clee. fum. Nice, shady. 34. Articles Tor Sale (0) Harry K*aaon*r 34-A Swap or Exchange neighbors for the abundance Adults only. 322-1305. Nawa of food, flowers and consid­ (1) Nawalln* 35. Articles Wanted SLEEPING ROOM, Modem 11:11 10) Theater of th* liar* 36. Automobiles • Trucks eration shown us during the fum. in pvt. home, meali. 11:3* (!) Pater Ounn illness and death of our lov­ 11:40 (I) Keyhole 36-A Autoo Wanted Also efficiency apt. 1217 ing Wife and Mother, Cath­ 37. Boats Motors Magnolia, MONOAT A. M. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters erine A. Bass. Our loss was made easier to bear knowing NEAR Naval Base, nicely 0:«« (!) Big* On 39. Trniters - Cabanas *i.c 121 Hunahine Almanac that so many cared so Fum. 1 BR Apt. 2015 San­ 4:10 («) Hrnwtrs Almanac 1. Lost & Found much. ford Ave. 668-0323. (2) llallglon'* *1 Man 1:00 i!) Today Signed: Husband, Cecil D. LOST: Large reddish (Mown 2 FURN. Apts. 319 Magnolia. (0) Hummar Semester dog, answers to name of Hass and Children 7:1* CD Nawa A. K. Rowe Iter, Florist. Ph. l:l» (I) Fan*. Market SS*Pete. Reward. Call 3Z3-05S9 SALES - PARTS . SERVICE 322 1851. » » rt or 322-3794. V|00 (I) Today SANFORD VACUUM SVC. 2 Rm. Cottage, lights k water 10) Deputy Dawg Show YOUR RKXAlft DEALER 7:10 IS) Mickia'a (Inapt] Tima incl. Ph. 322-1787. Legal Notice 2353 S. Park 7:44 Hi News A Weather 322-0511 1:10 IV) Carlnonvlll* Efflc., $05. 611 Park. III CapL Hangar** X f l T l r F OF S P IT VACUUM CLEANER l:M til Wsaths. an* Maw* TIM Marvin Kill# CLOSE IN. Apt. 322-2800. REPAIRS 0:0* (I) Ejcsrclaa for Modern 030 L ake Avanu* Woman Itm-heater. New York Parts, Supplies, Electrolux, FURNISHED Cottage a t 5 0:11 (t> I'artunalll* Tou ur* hereby notified that Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way. ' so t!) Divorce Court a rv rlu in -ull has been Died Points. $65 mo. 322-1007. t:lo ill ilatl Storm Show Rex-Air, Filler Queen, GE, In th* ( I n v i t t Court o f the 4:1(1 (S Kompar itoom Ninth Juillrlal Circuit, In ami etc. Free pick-up. 3 BR Fum. bouse. AH con­ (1) American Hillary F o r Hemlnnl* County. Florida, GM VACUUM REPAIRS veniences. 2061 Palmetto. 10:01 11) Bay When w herein MA l t d IK KT.I.IH la III Mlk* Wallas* P l a in t i f f and MARVIN KLLIH 322-1249. 1114 Park Ave. — 322-4705 I*:I4 (3) NBC Nawa la Defendant, and w herein th* 10:10 t!) Word (or Ward n a t u r e of the proree dlng la a 2 BR Unfurn. house, kit. (I) I Lae* Luay suit (ur divorce. An a b b r e v i a t ­ 3. Education • Instruction equip! w. stove only. Reg­ 1:0 Price la ltl*ht ed title of the r a w le Kllla va 11:00 <ll Tk* McCoy* SWIMMING LESSONS Kills, Chancery No. 14071. ion able rent. 322-0515. (t) Cenaantratla* You a r e hereby required tn Residents of Sunland k Park­ (01 Oat Th* lln a ts* fit* your a n s w e r to th* Plainview particularly. 3 to 5 UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. l lill (I) P*t* A (Italy* l i t r e Complaint w ith th* Clerk <21 Jeopardy equlpt., exc. location. Ph. of th e Circuit Court, Bemlnnl* p. m. Daily. Ph. 322-7054. (I) Aliasing Link* County, Florida, a nd serve a 322 5590. ropy th ere o f upon the P l a in ­ PIANO k Organ leasons. Chib MONDAY P. M. tiff or P l a in t i f f * a tt o r n e y not FURN. 2 BR Home, 2 porches dren. Adults. 322 3328. l a t e r th a n J u l y 34, 1444, nr a shady terrace, 880 E. 20th 11:00 (fll le w decree pro ronfeaeo will be SWIMMING LESSONS e nte red a g a i n s t you. Ph. 322-0296. N*w* (ORAL) Ph. 322-6700 or 322-3189. ( I ) Lov* of Llf* A r t h u r n . H arkw lth. Jr., 1 BR Furn. bouse. 322-2307, (0) Father Know* Hast C lerk of th* C ircuit Court 11:11 tl) Harry R***«**r Hemtnot# County, Florid* 6. For Kent COUNTRY HOME. 3 BR, din. 11:10 (1) T annasaaa K rnl* Byt M a rth a T. Vlhlan 4 RM. FURN. Apt. 1 BR, 060 rm ., screened porch, double Ford Deputy Clark 40) Saarah f a r Tawtavraw A. Duane Bergstrom of mo. 323 0389. garage, lge. shade trees. PER WEEK *•) T r u t h aa CaasaRHHII. HEED AND Near SNAS. Ph. 322-6736. guanaa* MARHII ALL 3-ROOM Fum. Apt., for cou 11III 4*1 O a id in g L ig h t A ttorneys for P l a in t i f f pie, $05. 322-7399. 1 BR Fum, House, ph. 668-5122 1:00 (0) Open Window t l Heat Liv ingston A v e n u e and have the Sanlord Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... (1) Dacambar Urld* (H Maw* a n d W a a A a r 1:10 <») L * f f i i « * Orlsndo, F lorida Publish J u n e 11, 11 4 Ju l y I. 1*. 1044. 1:11 (t) Focus CD A-77 UN 41) A* Th* W a r Id Bar** (I) Science ix t h k r i a r r r r c o iiit o r thsi x ix tii j i ’n i n a i . riK <*) Nawalln* n it ix a x n rnK bf. nixulk 1(41 ( » T-aftHm* ro t \T T , f l o r id # 1:40 (I) I ' a . award (1> People Wit) T a l k IIIAXt'KStV XI). HISI t l ) Mr. M*go* in n r i a d o f t io x o r I til ( I ) NBC NOW* DANA OAT OWKN and DI­ 1:10 ( I ) Tk* Dactora ANA KAT OWKN. Minor* hy IlM ( I ) A rt L in k l* ti* r JSDDIK I.EHOT BIUWNUR, <*> Day In Conrt 4hs4r Stepfather. I t H < » Ll** H ow ard NO T in * 1:00 (1) Another World T4H WILT.!A1I It. OWEN ( I ) Tn Tall tk* T r u th 774 4 X W. SSnd Htrasl ( I ) (lana ral lloa plta l Oklahoma City, ( ! ) Dougta* Kdwgrd* T*u Don’t Bay (0) Quean For A bay Oil* ( I I T k* Matah S a * * (1) T r a llm a a la r (0) l a a r a t a la r m 4:14 (1) NHC Nawa 0:11 (1) NHC Naw* (0) (Inal* W alt 0:10 (1) Aas*rl**a M*w* Oil! ( I ) MDC Maw* 1:00 ( I ) Chackm at* ( I ) Maalll* O o rtll* lilt I I ) Nawacopa ( I ) Deputy D a w g ( I ) Nawacopa (•> L aa aa I t T« Beaver 1:10 I t ) I I i 2 BR. Furn. Duplex Apt. Con­ 2 BR, unfurn. house. S. San­ tact 2312 Palmetto. ford Ave. 322 8892. NOW 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath & shower, suitable for couple or single person or retired. All utilities in­ cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on 1st St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lot* and sboppmg oenter. In­ quire nt Manuel Jacobsoa Dept. SUi.? 211 E. First SL 2 BR. Fum. Apt. Clean. Wa­ ter Fum. $60 mo, 322-2764, FURN. Apt. Close In. Jlmmia Cowan. 322-0013. 2 BR House. K it equlpt. $75. Ph. 322-5303. FURN. Apts. Redecorated. Apply 110 Poplar or 3236J30, 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-1370. O-KOOMS, Fum. second floor. Pleasant, large and airy. Osteen. J22-5771. 1 k 2 Bedroom fum. apta. Quesnel Apt*., 400 E. 14th St., 322-8190. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th St. 322-1370. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Rooms privata baths, 1M W. First St. NICE Roomy 2 Rdrm. unfurn. home at 909 Catalina Dr., $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, cheap rent. $8 week. PIl 322-3219. Fum. Apt. 2300 Meltonvlile. 2 BR House Trailer. Bowman's Trailer Court 668-0906. Lake Cottage, Fum. 322-61IM. RENT A BED RoP a way, Hospital k Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st SL CARROLL’S FURNITURE 8. Bench Rentals HUTCHISON'S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Cali 322-4056 ark iiE n n n r NOTt- CD A-71 NOT RESPONBIlft.B I wiR sad b* ranpotialbl* far say M t s 1* cwt*4 by aaysM *tbar (hast wtyaatr. ROBERT G. THOMAS tr j 9. For Bale or Rest CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s 322-1597. 2 UR. home. 817 Catalina Dr. 11. Real Entate Wanted WANT ACTION? I will accept only n few list­ ings of each type, and these will receive my full per­ sonal attention. I don't have t Big Organisation, but I know how to SELL! Barton B. Pilcher, Broker 322-7498 O PEN ! Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. Oklahoma too riKD that th* *hov* named Petitioner baa (lied * petition In tha at-ov* atytad court for th* adoption of the minor children named therein and yuu »r# required to allow caua* why th* asm* aimold not I* * rant­ ed by aervln* a ropy of your written defenses. If any, upon K. Pop* Hassell, Attorney for Petitioner, te* Bnuth Maltland Avenue. Maitland, Flori­ da and by filing th* orlslnat thereof with th* Clark of th* Circuit Court on or befor* July ISnd, IN I: otherwise * De-ra# may b* an Ia red against yon granting **4d adoption. WITNESS my hand and th* **al of said Court at Panford. Bamlnota County. Florida, thl* 17th day of Jun* lt*4. (BEAD Arthur IT. Bachwlth, Jr. Hy Martha T. VIM** Deputy Clark K. Pop* Its aa*It Attorney for Petitioner 1*0 Mouth Maitland Ava. Maitland. Florida Publleh Jun* 11, SI, a July 1. I*. 1HI. fj Hwy. 17-92,1 Mi. So. of SANFORD Large Selection O f Mobile Homes LOWEST PRICES • BANK FINANCING Some Monthly Payments Below $QQ.OO W e Trade For Everything! ! ! Come Out And Register For The FREE G-E APPLIANCE Door Prize Given Away Every Friday Nite At The Farmers' Auction. You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win. Quality Mobile Homes, Iik . Hwy. 17-92,1 Mi. So. of SAN FORD . PHONE 322-2562 W �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Salt 12. Real Eat at* For S«l* 7-LAKEFRONT LnU on Like 3 UR Home, nice, reasonable. Jennie, 7SxlB0. $2200. Terms. Ph. 322-8962. SAN-SEM REALTY, 2610 S French. John P. Zculi, Res t-PEN DAILY-NEW HOMES Broker. Ph day* 322-TiSO. Ready for Occupancy— 3 ft 4 BD’rs — Liberal Financing Nights 322-6169. —I.ow I) o w n Payment*, JUMBO: 3 HR. 2 bath. FI*, FHA • VA * In Service ft room, 2 car garage, 2 shady Conventional. lot*. 1801 Palmetto. By ap­ SANFORD AREA pointment. Ph. 322-3143. Go West on 25th St. to Lake Mary Rlvd., left on Blvd to Lake Mary Fire Station, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS right one blk. to Office, Realtor 322-2744. Raymond Lundqulst, Also, LONOWOOD AREA FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldf. 10 mlnutei South on 17-92 to SENSATIONAL. U rg e Lake Dlxi« Bell Diner, right on Front home in Central Flor­ Seminole Blvd. one block ida. Send lor picture bro­ to Office. 835-3911. chure. Owner. A. Frati, P. LMN Enterprises, O. Box 313, Lake Mary. ______ Inc.______ Florida. LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Hath, Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ lers. patio. Th. 322-8522, 207 Ridge Rd. OH* fta n fn rh ftrralfi June 19, 1904 — Pnfre 11 84. Articles For Sal* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 15. Muslnt** Opportunity FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 122-4341, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. 16. Female flelp Wanted 35. Article* Wanted i 36. Automobile* • Truck* 37. Boat* • Motors JUNE SPECIAL: Towels, rvg. DISCARDED clean c o t t o n •55 PLYMOUTH Plaza, V-8 Clean, $195. 323 0145. 50c ra. now 3 for $1. Armyclothing <v rags. 322-2750. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. PONTIAC, Uke new. Low 30. Automobiles • Trucks 1901 READY MIX CONCRETE mileage. Ph. 322-9314. Patios, Floor. Free Estlma j i '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellent WHY Buy someone else* trou­ Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, corn!, Ph. 322-2283. ble* sand, cement, rock, pipe, sleel, grease (raps, dry '62 CORVAIR MONZA, 4- WHY Go lo the expense ol a second used car wells. Stepping stones. speed, bucket roils, while MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. with red inlerlor, $1395. Ph. WHEN You can drive a brand new Vespa for $5.00 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 322-2797 after 3 p m. down and $4.50 per 56 CHEWY 2 Dr B cyl Good week, and get up to 135 m p.g. 2nd car. Ph. 322-5081. Transmission guaranteed for '56 MERCURY 2 Dr. HT, life. RAIL Exc. cond. $200. Ph. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 322-3930. 2517 Country Club Road 322-7928 AIR CONDITIONERS APPLICATIONS now being takoa for Curb Girl* ft Waltreaaea. Pig 'N Whistle. 25th ft Park. RELIABLE Experienced Waitres*. Apply in perron to Mr. Rota*, Mar-Lou, or Phone 322-2902. At Discount Prices J Bank $ From A S S O C IA T E D BRIAR POSITION AVAILABLE 1MFHA - VA HOMES Choke GREEN lota available in MEDI AT ELY: Automotive 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS R A D IO & T V Greenbriar of Loch Arbor Mechanic. General; GM ex­ 1, l t t , ft 2 BATHS overlooking golf course. perience necessary. Top Orlando's Oldest Dealer DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Cuetom building to your earnings w/a top organiza­ $100 specifications. Greenbriar tion. Apply in perron. Bon Low Monthly Payments 5,000 BTU developed by Dike, Bill Hemphill Motor*. For Complete Information e m k iu k K1NGSWOOD U ta U H e N 19. Situations Wanted See Or Call Your BUILDERS, INC. s^vsS -T **:— ■■ 6 Westinghouse 202 Fairmont Dr. COMPANION Housekeeper for FHA - VA "That'* itm* upawaap! Did you ua* ■ broom?" With 5 Yr. Replacement FA 2-8074 elderly perron. Prefer to Guarantee live at home. Good cook. 27. Special Service* SALES BROKER .11. Article* For Sale 2 HR frame house. Very clean. Have Car. Will Travel. No Stenstrom Realty 9o8 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ menial labor. Write Mrs. WELLS DRILLED. TUMI’S, USED lumhft, an sues. Used 115 Volt - $119.95 wan, 322-4013. Irene Joooa, P. O. Box 1462 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Brick*. 322-2506, 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 McGraw Edison Sanford. All Type* and Si»» New Custum Built Home on 11,500 BTU Air commoner. Wc Repair and Service Crystal Lake. For informa­ DAY’S work wanted. 322-6277. $125. Ph. 322-1989. S T I N E St. Johns Realty tion call 322-3378. Coolerator Machinery and Supply Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 21. B*autv Salon* FRIGIDAIHE Refrig. Cross 307 W Sod St. FA 2-6U2 Heat* and CooL 316 N. Park Av*. FA 2-6123 EVERETT A. HARPER Spring Permanent Special (op Freezer. $50. Apt. aize 115 Volt - $199.95 AGENCY - REALTOR Elec, range $20, also Roto 20 Percent off regular price* 29. Automobile Service 2465 S. Park Avc. Tiller. 322 8046. Ball-Blair Agency Cut ’n Curl Beauty Shop REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 Wagner s Amoco Fcdders ZENITH Hearing Aid. $25. 3rd ft Park Ave. AUTOMOTIVE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Spa­ Permanent Special 323 0115. Phone 322-5641 (World'* Largest Selling AIR-CONDITIONING cious 5 BR, 2 Bath house, 20% off Regular Prices Air Conditioner) INSTALLATION • SERVICING AUTOMATIC Frlgidalrc Wash­ S Bedroom, 2 bath, assume cent, heat ft air-cond. aep. Children’s Haircuts $1.00 20,onn RTU'a Good Used Cera Sold er ft dryer. Also port, dish­ payments. 322-7415. din. rm., dbls fireplace, Ace Beauty Salon, 818 French Ave. 322-7763 washer, 3 pc. Bedroom suite $329.95 screen porch, Quick oc­ Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 walnut finish. All exc. const. Cools An Entire House cupancy. $26,500. Pb. 838Aulo Glass, Tap* V A - FHA ZOTO’S Budget Wave $7.90; Ph. 322-1405. 7812. ft S*af Covers Free Estimates $15 Regular $10. Complete Property MunnRoment HmidrciU of Otliora eve. app’t*. Free parking. AUTO GLASS & HAMMOND Elec. Chord Or­ GET OUT A TOWN! & Sales Broker All Price RniiKCft 2nd ft Oak gan. Light finish. Perf. Waterfront lots on largo lakes SEAT COVER CO. cond. $600. Terms arranged. Call Collect HARRIETT'S HEAUTY NOOK ami St. John’* River. Prices Jim Hunt Realty 304 W. 2nd St. FA 21032 105 So. Oak — 322-5742 322-0496 after 6 p. in. from $1!»5 to $5000. Terms ALL WORK GUARANTEED Offers for your selection from $25 down. Take your 22. Build • Paint - Repair Carpets clean easier with the these Beautiful 2, 3, f t 4 pick while our selections AUTO GLASS Blue Lustre Electric ShamBedroom are choice. CALL TODAYI FOR A PAINTER, inside oi pooer omy $1 per day. CarINSTALLED STEMPER AGENCY, 1919 out, call Luther Tasker at Government Senkurlk Glaus and Paint roll’s Furniture. So. French Avc., Ph, 322- 322-0159. Company 4091. AbdUME PAYMENTS 25. P lu m b in g .Service* 210 Magnolia Th. FA 2-4622 Owned Homes On Lata Model Dial ZllZag. SENSATIONAL. U rg e U ke PLUMBING COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Makes buttonholes, aews on Front home in Central FlorPriced From $6,750 Contracting Repairs Free inspection, estimates, buttons, blind s t i t c h e s , Ida. Send for picture bro­ FREE ESTIMATES pickup, delivery, Rt coring monograms and embroiders. 3113 N. Orange, Orlando, Fla. Down Payments _ chure. Owner, A. Frati, P.O. R. L HARVEY ft repairs discounted. With Guarantee, Take up 4 GA 2-2514 As Low As $100 Box 315, U k e 31ary, Flor­ 204 Sanford Ave. F4 2-3313 2114k E. 3rd. 322-3443 payments of $7.15 each. Ph. In sta lla tio n )^ ida. Monthly Payments Credit Mgr. 322-9411. 27. Special Services '55 •60 '59 •59 '33 '58 '57 *57 '57 '56 '55 '55 ’55 'S3 '40 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Ford, $199 bal, $10 Ford, $681 bal, $32 Cadillac, $981 bal. $39 Chew, $741 bal, $37 Mere. $777 bal. $38 Ford, $56] bal. $31 Olds, $681 bal, $34 Plym., $640 bal. $32 Dodge, $397 bal, $23 Clicv., $531 hal, $78 Pont., $396 bal, $23 Merc,. $490 bal, $25 Ford, $237 bal. $10 Old*, $299 bal, $16 Ford. $99 bal, $3 20‘ INBOARD, A-l share. $330 cash or trade. Ph. 644-5904 Orlando or *ee at Sanford Boat Work*. O. L. Davidson. 19' Boat, motor, trailer, fully equipped. Suitable far salt water. Many extra*. 3224857. Gateway To The waterway Hobson Sporting; Goods Your EVLNRUDE Dealar J04-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. PA 1-3961 TO SETTLE ESTATE Repossessions BEAT THE HEAT. Enjoy the cool breezes of the St. Johns. 16 Ft. plywood (hull glassed) boat with 83 hp. Evlnrude electric atari mo­ tor. Gator till trailer for easy launching. Ph. 322-8331. QUIT FISHINI Will” sell a boats, 2 motor* & all equip. 1st class cond. 1 Boat ID passenera or sight-seeing, also Shad fishing; motors Johnson Javelin ft Johnson 18, both elec atari*. Call Larry, Geneva 349-4481. 1958 Imperial LcBaron 4 Dr. HT, full power, Beautiful mo. white with Mohair interior. mo. 4 like new white sidewall mo. tires. I-oca I retired couplo mo. owned this car. Can sell for mo. $7i)0 and advertising coat. mo. Can be Financed! Contact WANTED. Lata model ear. mo. Mr. Martin, 322-4503. Pay low equity, assume mo. pymt.*. Ph. 322 1970 or 322mo. 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sla. Wag. 4440 or write P.O. Box 42 mo. A/T, air-cond. Good shape. Sanford. mo. $395. See at Sanford Motor mo. Co., 800 S. French. 18' Boat, 35 Evlnrude, alec.. mo. Trailer. $700. Ph. 323-0461 mo. FORD RANCH WAGON. 1955 or 322-2374. Good tires. $295. 322-3128. mo. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ National '59 SIMCA 4 Dr. Good cond. $300, Ph. 322-1797. 37. Hnntfl • Motor* 39. Trailer* * Cabana* Apache Camping Trailer* Cecil Sellari — 666-461* Clark St., Enterprise REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 15' Kibergla* Boat, fully equipSANFORD AVE. 2~BEDROOM Elcar, 10 x 4jl peil; 40 hp. Kvinrude motor, Ex. Condition. 322 0702. OPEN EVENINGS now Tilt Trailer, $650. Boy Reel's Paint ft Body Shop, APACHE Camp Trailers. New Phone 322-4503 10th ft Sanford. ft Used. 322-5467, ASSOCIATED RADIO WAREHOUSE From $43.50 To make the heat home buy, »ee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker $100 DOWN SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 Bedroom Homes available in all Areas of Sanford. Let u* Show you Aroundl Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime IT'S GONNA GET HOTTER! And temper* shorter, but you’ll be cool under the col­ Office 322-2118 lar in this gracious 2 story, Night 322-0648 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath LAKE 323-0700 FRONT Home. P r i v a t e 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla, Iieaeh with dock for your SANFORD HERALD fleet. Excellent Financing arranged for Qualified UuyWANT ADS er! BRING FAST RESULTS Jim Hunt Realty SO U T H W A R D Legal Notice Investment ft Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 THU CIIMTIT I’lll'HT Of III M vril Jt'HM'ISI. CIMJIT IS AMU TOH SKMI.NULi: OLDEK HOME, 3 Br. large SVNTY. rLOHIIM. rooms, large shady lot with I * H I.IIV Jill, S4WM fruit trees. No down pymt. UK HOST! IN KIVK CKNTH 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone IVINUK IIA.V’K. I 'l i n tiff, 322-5398. JOriKI'll T. KALALA. »t »t, [•■(•mlanti. n o T irn o r su it iji as mi ”'ii aiis- ro iiK tx o srH i1: Tl* JOHKI'll T, KAI.Al.A an-l IIKTTV >1. Mr AUTIIUK, formerly known *« IIKT­ TV M. KAI.Al.A IIKslliCMCKi UNKNOWN AND TUI AM parllM c la im ing ln t« rs st hy, t h r o u g h . un<l»r nr a g a in st tha s f o r t s s l * arsons 11 AUK hereby notified a Com plaint «o foreclo-* -tain m o rtg a g e ancum tieriliu following described pruparty. to -w ll: ait 14. n l o t k "H". TANSUCTION II,KWOOD 'IIIIKK II SPLAT, ar.-ordng to tha plat thereof >i ecordrd In Plat Hook l«, 'age 1». Public JUoordv ol emlnole County. World* lieen filed a g a ln a t you In ihove atylad *ull, a nd you rei|Ulrad to aerva a copy ■ur Anew er or o t h e r Pleado the c o m p l a in t on Plain. a ttorneys, ANUKUBUN |, UKAN A I / j WNDKS L e t Ce ntra l lloutavard. ori, Florida, and Itlr the nal Anewer or o th e r Pleadu tha office of the Clerk le Circuit Court on «r be* I h t l* th day o f Ju ly . »*». >u fall lo do eo .a d a r r r a p n . f —w will he take n let you for the ratlef de ­ led In ilia Complaint, la Notice ehell ha Dubll-b. nca a week for four • onlee weake n lha Hanford Id TKI> T i l l * Srd day of 1M4. I.) i r ' h u r If Heckwltb. •lark of Circuit C o u rt ly: M artha T. Vlhlen •eputy Clerk leh Ju n e I, 11. II. >«, Legal Notice IV r t l l l T IT i n t l l T , V I V T I I J I I I I I T A I . I I I U T T T . IV A M I M ill a i;e ,l V o l.ll f o r m , P l . O I I I I I A. PIANO SVC.~& TUNING’ Rebuilding - Itcfclting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2841 — After 12 p. m. Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmo* - FA 2-4233 CARBURETOR OVERHAUL $7.95 Up Includes Ph. 3Z2-8532 HI-WAY 66 SVC. Hiway 17-92 at Onora Rd. Sanford, Florida FREE Wheel Pack or Lubri­ cation with this ad. Mgr Waller Cooper, 3 yr*. Svc. Sis, Exp. OVER 35 YEARS of Fine Workmanship In Up­ holstering, Draperies, Slip­ covers. Time Payments a t little a* $5 mo. Drapery Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP 31 A. Pet* Ph. 322-2335 HOUND PUPPIES. Black ft LAWNS renovated — Aerate tan, Red Bone, Blue Tick, —Remove thatch — Chinch 110 ea. 365-9407 or 365-3126 Buy Spray (VC-13)—FertlOviedo. lise-P h. 322-4244. MANSFIELD LAWN SEE. 32. Flower* • Shrub* HAIRY INDIGO ft Free Estimates PENSACOLA BAHAI Need a shelf, acreen porch, We have limited quantitins new room carporte, new atilt In stock—Ask for cur­ bouse or remodel. B. E. rent prices. Link. 322-7021. A. M. PREVATT Building 749 2113 Seville, Fla. Contractor AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. CITRUS TREES' Will plant. Pb. 322-4145 Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic 322 4234 Farm*, So. Sanford Ave. Legal Notice IV CIIAVI'KIIY VII. l U n s MAROAIIKT L TROTTKH. Plaintiff. la tha f e a r t a f tha f o s s v r j a O i a , Saaelaala C a aa ty, F l o r ­ ida. l a Proha la. H A I t n r TIlOTTKIt, Defendant la rei Batata a f Till DIAS WILLIAM J D N K H v o T I t 'U n r Pe re a >ed. V I I T KOH DIYOHI'S: To III O r d l l n r a a a d P r r a a a a TIM I I A t t I t Y T l t t l T T K I t . lla t i e s Ctalaia a r Demands Whoa* raaldanca la Aaalaat l a i d Kalatai u n know n to Plaintiff. You and e a r h of you are You a re har«hy notified that a Com plaint fur Divorce Ima hereby nntlllad and required l.een filed agalnet you, and you lo pre .e nl any rtalm a and dra re required to aerva a copy maude which you, or e ithe r of of your Answer or o th e r P le ad ­ you, may have a a a ln e t the ing to the Com plaint on re la te of TIIOMAH WILLIAM P l a ln t l f f a Attorney. J n l l N W. JDNKH. drceeeed. late of eald aCHCMUr. JH „ p. o . Iloa 1TIS. County, to the County J u d f t af TITL'SVILI.B. F U ll l tD A , and Hemlnole County, Florida, a t file the origin al Anewrer nr hie office tn the court houaa other Pleading In lha offlre of eald County a t Hanford, F l o r ­ of the Clark of I h t Circuit ida. within ala c alendar nionihe Court for Hemlnole County, In from the time of the first hla office a t Sanford. Florida, publication of thla notice. Twu on o r before the I t h day of copies of each claim or demand July. l»««. II you fall lo do ■hall he In w ritin g and shall ■->, Judgment by default will elate the placa of raaldanca be iak>u Againal you for the and post office addreaa of lha r - II-f demanded In th* Com­ claimant, and ehall ha iw o r n to by th* claim ant, hi* a aa n t, plaint. lit INK and OUDKUBD, at or a tto rn ey and accompanied •anrord, Florid*, thla Srd day by a tiling (a* of one dollar arid au<h claim o r demand not of Juna. l t d . eo flle l shall b* void. (UK\L> Alice M a r a a r e t J u n t a A r th u r H. Heckwltb, Jr. Ae K i t c u t r l a of tha Laat c l e r k Circuit Couri Will and T esta m ent of Henilnola County, Florida. TIKlMAH WILLIAM JONKH. Hy; M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk deceased Hhlnholear an* Logan JOHN W SCHCtKlH. JR. First Fadaral b uilding J r , A ttorney (or P l s t n t lf f Sen ford. Florida l i f t * « W a s hington Ave. A t t o r n e y s for K i r r u t r l a I- O Iloa MSI Publish Ju n a 11. 1», I f A July T lturvllle. Florida 1M4 Publleh J u n a I, II, 11, SI, IM4 s list. Cl>A-:i C IM -l* 85. Article* Uanted UKE NEwTficuha lank, "regulator, speargun and other CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Parts & Labor accessories. All $60, Ladies ture. 001 W. First St., Ph. white shoe skates, size 6, in MOTOR CLINIC casa, U S -tH l. <15. 322-7196. 70S French Ave. 312-0235 S3. Furniture For Ihe biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, ace Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 (o 6. Sail Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash SUPER TRADING POST. PA 2-0077. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought > Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4111. FREE ESTiaiATE 1'pholsterlng ft M atlreii ren­ ovating New ft Uatd Furni­ ture Call Nix Bedding Mfg Co., at 706 Celery Ave. FA 2 2117. FURNITURE 8 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $249.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 295 long wood Plata 17 92 Ph. 838 1583 TOP If von don’t know whit to look for in o mod cor, bottir look for our sign. ff you Ifl know wkaf to look tor* tom wo don’t havo to toll yoo thot udoff our sign lo whero you’ll Hod tt. Our Goodwin «1gn la fhe sign of good utad car*. Yon east taka our word for It. So hurry on down and taka things Into your own hands-like maybe Ihe wheel of one of theiot 1962 Pontiac Tempest w IN CLEAN RECONDITIONED USED CARS & TRUCKS 61 Chevrolet Pickup Half Ton, Lone Wheal Base, Fleet■id* Bed. Automatic Transmission. Clean. 57 Plymouth RELVEHERE 4 Door, V-8 Engine. Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater, Clean- 62 Corvair Van 4-8pe*d Transmission, Heater, Clean. 62 Olds Cutlass COUPE; V-l Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Bleering, Ra­ dio and Healer, Clean. 58 Chevrolet Wagon IIROOKWOOI) 4-Door; * Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater, New Paint. Chevrolet 1IISCAYNE 2 Door. 6 Cylinder En­ gine, Radio and Healer, Air Con­ ditioned. 57 Chevrolet Wagon 4-DOOK; V-8, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Radio and Healer. 60 Oldsmobile 88 HOLIDAY COUPE; V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, P o w e r Bleering and llrakca, Radio and Heater. Open Friday 1295 *595 1495 1995 *695 $795 795 1395 4-Door — Straight Slick — All Th* Kciinnmy Plus Slylr Anyone Wuuld Want. 1962 Corvair Monza Sport Coupe 4 Speed Manual Transmission. A Hard To Find Hem Thai’* Really Popular With The Young At Hear I, tf ▼ 1962 Chevy II Station Wagon Automatic Trans., .Showroom New White Finish. A Local Car That's Really Bren Cared For. ---- — ---- ................... ......... 1962 Rambler 4>Do»r Sedan 1961 Rambler Super 4-Door Factory Air Conditioning, New Tires. We Sold If New. LU X U R Y CARS OH 1963 Ruick Wildcat Convertible 1963 Oldsmobile Hardtop 4-I)oor All Power Features And Air Cnndlliuning. 1961 Cadillac 60 Special Fleetwood 4-Door Air Conditioned And Every Cadillac l.uiery N IC E ! $3395 >3495 S1A A C Power ▼ MB W F e a tu re . W * 0 WE PROUDLY FEATURE SERVICE . . . Both before and nfUr fhe sal*. FINANCING . , . Tailored to your budgrt, low Interest, Immediate da* livery. EXPERIENCE . . . No J r. salesmen. Every salcsmsn qualified. REPUTATION . . . The best—ask your nrighlrar who does huslnrsa with us. VOLUME . . . big enough lo serve you , , . small enough I* know you. Holler M otor Sales O PE N F ill. N1TES ft BAT. A FT E R N O O N S COMPANY Ph. 322-623! Ph. 322-0861 SO Coupe. Factory Air Conditioned With Bucket Seals. Night ft Saturday Afternoon* 2nd. & Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. 119 5 119 5 America's Favorite Economy King. 301 W. First S t Sanford Ph. 322-0231 �WASHINGTON (UPI) — National Negro leader* vow•d today to teat the civil rights bill the minute It be­ comes law. Tha leaders, from various groups, joined In promising they will not ease the drive fo r equality which led to the broadest anti-discrimination measure In the country's hisDr. Martin Luther King Jr* head of the Southern Christian Leadership Confer­ ence, said In St. Augustine th a t "It will be necessary to move right Into some com- munltisa and determlna whe­ ther they will comply with the bill." "The administration will be unable to determine If it la working without a teat," he said. King specifically pointed out as targets Montgomery, Bir­ mingham, Tuscaloosa, Gads­ den and Selma, Ala., Albany, Ga„ and St. Augustine, where demonstrations ara bclr.g held now, James Farmer, chief of tho congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and a more militant leader ihan King, said the cause of the Negro movement would remain unchanged. Ha said CORE would increaas the pressure for Implementation and enforcement of the bill's provisions. "There will be no breath­ ing spell on demonstrations,” farmer said In New York. "We breathe easiest when tha pressure Is on.” He promised Immediate tests, with the publie accom­ modations section of the new law as a weapon. James Foreman, the No. 2 man of the student non-vlolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), asld passage of the bill would not change plan* for a m m assault on Missis­ sippi. From the campus of West­ ern College for Women at Ox­ ford, Ohio, Where SNCC lend­ ers are training northern recrulte for this summer's "Mississippi project," Fore­ man said that the advance guard will leave Monday. He aald that as of the mo­ ment SNCC did not plan to switch from Its program of "freedom schools* with tha accent on voting and registra­ tion to a test of the public accommodations section. But he did not rule out the pos­ sibility. Foreman said ha was both­ ered by problems In enforce­ ment of the bill because there le "no evidence Mississippi officials ara going to com­ ply." “ One may ar well get reedy for masalve defiance," he add- •d. “On* has to bo honest." The prospect of a auntmir of terrorism In Mississippi has Foreman and Justice De­ partment officials worried. It la almost certain to come as tho SNCC volunteers move In­ to tha state. Foreman said th at Presi­ dent Johnson teemed to be unconcerned about tha situa­ tion, but added: "maybe af­ ter this bill passes he will apeak out about Mississippi." King said he wanted the government to go Into the courts under provisions of the bill, He promised to furnish the situations that would es­ tablish whether there was non-compliance. King and Farm er agreed that the bill provided no Wea­ pons to end de facto segreg­ ation in the North, but King added th at "It will give a psychological boost In the north." The two negro leaders said the pressure In the north will be In the fields of housing and schools. Farmer also listed employment. Even before final passage of the bill In the senate, King called for new legislation. "The Kennedy executive order on housing covers only about 20 per cent," he said. "We need a new order that touches such things ns sav­ ings and loan associations." S M IT T Y ’S SNAPPIN* T U R T L E All Sizes Self-Propelled JS RO TA R Y MOWERS SALES A SERVICE • PH. 322-28II The Snappln* Turtle is MORE MOWER! Lake Monroe To Ordain Deacons KATHY TROUT, newly elected president of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship, First Methodist Church of Snnford, receives conjfrntulatory handshake from Robert Raynor, outgoing president (Herald Photo) REV. AND MRS. William Bookman will be serving thin aummer at Bear Lake Methodist Church while the minister, Rev. Wllllnm Irwin, and Mrs, Irwin are on extended vacation. Lake Monrce B a p t i s t Church will conduct ordina­ tion service* at 3 p.m. Sunday for D. C. Spivey Jr. and Robert A. Mann, newly elect­ ed deacons. The ordaining council will meet a t the church at 1:16 p.m. Friend* of the new deacons and ministers and deacons of like faith and order are en­ couraged to attend and par­ ticipate In tha ordination service. Dr. II. H. Martin of Lake Monroe and former minlater of the church, will bring tho charge to tho church. Rev. Ralph Taylor of tha Lake Mary First Baptist Church will bring the charge to the new dcacona. Rev. Joe C. Doulhltt, pre­ sident minister of the Lake Monroe church, will servo as modrutor. Faith Pool Prayer Group Organized Invitation to tha public to attend newly organised pray­ er meetings of tha Faith Pool Prayer Group was estrnded today by Rev. Luther Taakor, lender. The meetings, whlrh offer sperinl prayer for tho alrk and glvo counael If requested, arn held eaeh Saturday at 7:45 p. m. at 8R0 R. 20th B t, By Maryann Miles St., Altainonle Springs, to •Sanford. Radio hrnndcnata are Sunday morning worship prepare for the school which heard eaeh Saturday a t 8:45 services at Bear Lake Meth­ will open July 0. a. in. over tho local atation. odist Church la it week were conducted by Rev. William J. Groundbreaking Bookman who will serve (he Business Brief Iter. Thomas Mskln, min­ church during tho summer ister of the St. Andrews I’resmonths while Rev. and Mrs. hytcriiin Churrh of Bear Lake, A A L Invests William Irwin are on vaca­ unnmmccd today th at ground­ tion. $35 Million breaking eeremonlea for the Rev. B o o k m a n attended fimt unit of tha church's Lewlsburg College in North In Florida Minrtunry will Iw held Sunday Carolina end for aotno (line Total Invratiuenla of more linmeillutely following t h e was superintendent for Rey­ than $35 million in corpora­ morning worahip service. nold Metal Company In Rich­ tions and Industries doing mond, Va. He later entered limitless In Florida were re­ the ministry of the Methodist ported today by Aid AnsociChurch and served for 10 atlon for Lutherans, Appleyears in Use Virginia Confer­ ton, Wls. The fruturnal life ence. After transfer la the insurance sorlety has total in­ Florida Conference 18 months vestments of over 8410,000,ago be served at Christ Meth­ odist Church In Orlsndo. Now, AAL in»urnnce In form In duo to a heart condition and Florida now stands nt $23,a t his request, he has bceu 350,03!) while total Insuranoa placed on retirement basis. In furre exrevds $2.5(10,000,• Monday evening the Men's Club of the church met for a 000. Last year, Florida rerpot luck dinner in the collage, tiflcateholders and beneficiar­ d u e it speaker was Julius Ol­ ies received $08,370 In liennsen, who has recently return­ fits from tho fraternal so­ ed from Spain and who spoke ciety. William II. Zuehlke, Jr., vies on condition* and interesting president and director of In­ facta of that country. Wednesday evening t h e vestments, autd th at thrse Commlsilon on Membership funds piny a significant rule and Evangelism met at the In contributing to Die overall cottage with Harold Irwin In growth of business and In­ dustry In Florida. ]|* aald tha charge. Thursday morning Bible funds ara Invested In national School teachers and helper* corporations ns well as par­ met at the home of Mrs. ticular utilities and businesses M argaret Linton, 1SS Grace In the stats. Go ahead and select your new the huge stock at Holler's A IR C O N D IT IO N E D 20th Anniversary Sale - — at the prices — can afford it! E7.I—Windshield Foam R u b b e r Front A Rear Seat EXT. Belt Moulding 2-Speed Wipers Non filare Mirror Outalda Bear View Mirror 4 DOOR SEDAN Jet-Away Tranamlaalon Wheel Diae WSW Tlrea Back-Up Lights DLX Radio Accy Package P Glide Trans. Wheel Covera 600 WSW Tire# Heater A Defroster Deluxe Steering Wheel Foam Front Beau WITH I I 99 DOWN, PAYMENTS ONLY LIST 92330.60 WITH 1195 DOWN. PAYMENTS ONLY DOWN ADD O N L Y $11.67 T O T H E M O N T H L Y PA YM EN TS A N D EN JO Y D R IV IN G C O M FO R T A B LY AND M O D E L IS IS 4 DOOR 6 PASS. WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES WHEEL COVERS HEATER A DEFROSTER SAFETY STEERING WHEEL ENGINE IN REAR EZI-Wind shield Power Gllda Wheel Cover* 800 WSW Tires I’ll Radio C A C Equipment Outalda Bear View Mirror Add Bright Metal Trim Glovt Boa Light Dome Light A Switch Heater 2 Speed Wiper A Washer Nan G lire Inside Mirror Back-up Lights if i * *■ i n r d i f i i n i i i PAYMENTS ONLY IRbuQS FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinkler System*) AT REDUCED PRICES Vi" DUn. <80 lb. prwaur*) 4c/Fi. or 2.98/100* %” DUm. (80 lb. p n w u rt) 7c/Ft. or B^S/IOC <H - *" DUm. la Black) WALL SUPPLY ■aaferl, Fla. I l l N. Frawch Avo. Baadqusiiers Far Sprinkler Systems. 821-B4I 1 SANFORD E L E C T R IC CO 2nd and Palmetto Avenue 322-0711 HOLLER M O TO R SALES 2505 S. Park Drive 322-0861 �Keep Water Sports Healthy In summer time America takes to the water. As far as that goes, says Dr. Frank Leone of the Seminole County Department of Public Health, the people of Seminole County take to the water on a per capita figure much higher than most counties throughout the country. Even with our numerous and beautlful lakes, home pools are fast be. coming as common in back yards in Seminole as on movie stars' and mil­ lionaires estates. Community pools and swim clubs outnumber the coun­ try clubs. Boats on traiters behind family cars stream over the high­ ways and roads in this county. Swimming and boating, says Dr. Leone, are among the healthiest of sports and should be kept that way. Unfortunately, he added, 6,500 lives are claimed annually in the United States by drownings. There were 452 drownings in Florida during 1963 and 110 of these were the result of small boat accidents. Swimming pool accidents hove be­ come a greater Florida problem than pool sanitation and infection, snys Dr. Leone, according to on author­ ity of the American Public Health Association. Over-crowding is a com­ mon cause of accidents. So is run­ ning on the wet hard surface around pool edges where a slip and a fail cun have nasty results. Jumping or diving into shallow water or crowded spots can cause broken bones and crncked skulls. Placing pools within range of wires or power lines has led to tragic re­ sults. Extreme caution Bhould be erercised continually with lighting equipment and electric appliances used in and about the pool. Before Installing a home pool, local health and safety regulations should be checked, says Dr. Leone. These inelude provision for proper fencing, sanitation, drainage, structual sta­ bility, proper distance from power lines nnd other precautions. This applies particularly to home built or portable pools. Fences and gates should be adequute to prevent youngsters from entering when the pool is unattended. Equipment for assistance to swimmers in distress should be kept at poolside. Reputa­ ble swimming pool construction firms know the regulations and can pro­ vide much information. The popular ocean and lake bench­ es are usually well supervised. But, says Dr. Leone, if a lifeguard is not on duty where you have decided to swim, never swim alone and never under-estimate your distance from shore. Beware of currents, tides and undertows. Most boating accidents hnppen with small pleasure craft and usual­ ly involve inexperienced boaters and non-swimmers. For example, Dr. Le­ one reports, a study by the Minne­ sota Public Safety Committee reveal­ ed that 80 per cent of victims were non-swimmers. Another study of 100 policy holders of a large insurance company showed that about half of the drownings were among occupants of rowboats. Small motorboat accidents account­ ed for 18 of the 100 deaths, canoes wrerc involved in the same number, and kayaks and collapsible canvas boats accounted for four each. Sail­ boat mishaps were responsible for the least number of drownings, prob­ ably because their snilors were ade­ quately trained and observed proper precautions. Regarding water skiing, not only should the boat operator know where he is going, but the skier should avoid exhibitionist acrobatics, such as skiing close to docks or other fix­ ed objects. A second person in a boat is a vnluable asset in case of an ac­ cident. Dr. Leone declares that a primary safety rule in boating accidents is to stay with the boat. Trying to swim to shore may — and many times does — prove fatal. Someone is l>ound to come along sooner or later nnd cither tow in the boat or get help for you. A tragedy can spoil many sum­ mers of fun. But tragedies can be avoided. Follow the simple rules of water safety. Thought For Today We nil have weaknesses. But I have figured that others have put up with mine so tolerably thnt I would be much less than fair not to make a reasonable discount for theirs. — William Allen White. Phil Newsom Soys . . Warning Flag Is Up U l’t Foreign News A m lp t The wind* of change which of late hevo seemed to be ■weeping many of tha Com­ munist satellite states of Eastern Europe hsvs set to ■each East Germany. Almost nightly, shots ring out from behind the Berlin wall against soma E ast Ger­ man who is a t once a desper­ ate human being making an all-or-nothing bid for persona people imprisoned. Eor the East Germans the day marks a date of singular emotional Importance, and to the Communist leadership of Eastern Europe ona best for­ gotten. It Is in fact a date of double rignifteanr*. For it was on Juna 17, 1953, that workers up to an esti­ mated 60,000 in East Berlin took to the streets In the first Urge-scale revolt in a Soviet satellite state. And It was on June 17, 196B, th at tha Communiet Hun- Herald Area Correspondents j Altamonte Sprtngn Mrs. Jolla Bartoe 8S8-1S18 Bear Laka-Foreat City Mrs. Maryann Mites 838-367$ Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 618-8046 Cholneta Mrs. Joan M afia 308-1748 DcBary Mrs. Adam Muller 000-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 000-0081 Enterprise Mia* Helen Snodgrass 608-008$ Geneva Mrs. Joa. E. Mathleua $40-4814 U k a Mbit Mrs. Frances Wester MS-3110 Lake Monro* Mm. H. L. Joknaen 133-4731 Longwood Mrs. Donna Eaton 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Deaa 333-1880 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 833-4841 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 8684010 [ j QMp &ttnford frotUi Pago 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, Juna IB, 1964 W A L T U a . O ISLO W , BI1ITOM M l P V I L I S H B r a a i K V O LTO LISS, C i .t a l .il * * - O s a a ra l M a ia ia e *O Y UBKKN JU LIA N L . I T * * S T M M A d v o rtte isg M o a a g c i A ssociate E d ito r ■ ASHY I. JOHNSON ■ov r u n U a n .a l n a E d ito r d o n e rs ) A d v e rtisin g M anager DOTT1H AUSTIN C ity E d ito r H A U U IK T T m. S T A P L E T O N JUDY W ELLS C la s slfle a D l r .c t .r C n u a ty E d ito r ■AMI* ■ ■ O R IA K B g E K U aB N KILLKBHKW B u sin e ss M an ag er T .l .a r s p h E d ito r H U W ELLS BORIS W ILLIAM S M echanical SapL ■ octets E d ito r • u a a c a im u a a m i ■ p M all —■ s— t e Como 17 |l . « ( 1 Y ear l i e W eek l . t t • M e a tu s E l* I M o atk s t.M 1 M e a lk V. k. P a s ta ) k s g u U tl e a s g rs v ld s th a t aU g e ld la advance. ■ e a se D eliv er? AU O th e r I ll- M I T s a r l-TI • M eath* I H | M onths l-N ) Meath Mbaerlgtteaa he E n te re d ms second cleee w e tte r O otoaer I t . M i l a t te a P e a l O ffice e t — a fo rd , r i p ti d e , u n d e r th e A at a t C e sa rea n of M arsh. T h e Me ra id la a m em ber of th e U nltea P re s s w h ic h la e n ­ title d e* d u e t t el v t s U s nes fo r re s u b lie a lls a a t aU U s lea*) n e w s g r is te d la U le s e te s g e —r. Ko p a r t of a n y m a te ria l, n ew s s r a a v e rn s ta g . s f th is editio n of T h e d e n fo rd H e ra ld m ay be re p ro d u ced la n a y m e a n e r w ith ­ o u t w ritte n p e rm issio n s f th e p u b lish er o f T h e H e ra ld . A a r In d iv id u a l s r firm re ep e ae lh le fo r su c h re p ro d u c tio n w ill he considered a s In frin g in g on T b s H e ra ld 's c o p y rig h t s a d w ill be held lia b le fo r d a m a g in g under th e law . PuhU ehad d ally aaoept ■ m u rd e r, B o e d e r a n d C h ristm a s; pub lish ed — lurdmy proceeding C h ris tm a n __ Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley The Best Gift of A ll Political Notebook WASHINGTON — (NEA) —Despite Presidin' Johnson's denials, the Unite 1 States is n o w seriously considering ways to bring military-economle pressure on Ho Chi Minh'e North Viet Nam. These plan* will be held for use in an emergency. One proposal would aim the first military moves at (he north's already wobbly economy. Thrre would be in­ creasing sabotage of commun­ ications—bridges, roads, ship­ ping, There would he a part­ ial land and eea blockade of Red Ho's supply lines. Veiled threats of these U. S, actions would come first. Rut these threats would be coupled with suggestions of possibta economic aid (principally rice and other foods) and trade. There would he hints of a willingness to guarantee Ho's borders. It would he made rlear that these promises would be ful­ filled only If Ho would take hie cadres out of Laos and tell tha Viet Cong In South Viet Nam that they were now on their own. Some tacticians fa v o r par­ allel m oves In the United Na­ tion* to guarantee the bor­ ders o f I a o s , South Viet Nam, Cambodia and North Viet Nam. Tha program calli for a gradual atep-up of harassment and threats of harassment, alternating w i t h repeated promises of aid. Neither Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s strategists nor Defense Secretary Robert Mc­ Namara's aides believe these moves would end the war ei­ ther In Laos or in South Viet Nam. They estimate the Viet Cong In South Viet Nam are now able to put up a strong fight without aid from llo’t northern Communist regime. Yets Get Advice On Retirement Benefits Worry Clinic Dr. Andrew C. Ivy may he in the seme boat with Dr. Fleming! Store ranrer la supposed to alrike at least one out of every four of you readers, thrn scrap­ book this rase. Or mail If to any frirnd or relatlva who now is a cancer pa­ tient. And send for tha "Cancer” booklet below. CASE S-495: Today I'll continue re the Kreblosen feud. "Dr. Crane,” a phone call came to KYWW In Cleveland while 1 was un the air for a 90-minute discussion of this new anti-cancer substance, "why ar* physicians so easily Intimidated by the dictates of their medical society?" Well, any medic may be dropped from the staff of the hoepital If he doesn’t belong to the A.M.A. This can ruin him professionally. Even ao, over 96 per cent of all American physicians ara NOT members of A.M.A. Although 1 am a member of the A.M.A. and grant its many good points, such as Its opposition to federal bureau­ cratic Medicare, I still reserve the right to point out its eeriious mistake re Krebioxen. And be grateful you have this newspaper to moderate all such public questions, otherwise you might be kept in Ignorance until dictatorship entirely takes over at Wash­ ington, D. C. In Chicago last fall, a prominent surgeon, textbook author and eminent former teacher a t tha University of lllinole Medical School, was ordered to stop using Krebiosen nr he’d be dropped from the hospital staff. Tha hospital was reluctant to leaua this order to him, for he was one of its most fa­ mous alaff member* and big­ gest producer of cash rev­ enue. But it, in turn, was threat­ ened with losing its accredita­ tion as a hospital and thus would get no interns from our medical colleges. *'Dr. Crane,” another tele­ phonist asked, *ie Krebioxen harmful to a cancer patient? Does it have any bad medical ■Ido effects?" Not Even the FDA and the A.M.A. opponents admit that Krebioxen hai no medical ill effects. Thus, It dorx no harm whatsoever to a cancer pa­ tient, aven if the latter ie In the terminal stages of cancer, or actually in coma! U causes no nausea or pain or damage to kidneys and other vital organs. In fact, in a goodly number of cases of terminal cancer where morphina and other pain killing drugs will not musk the excrucieting suffer­ ing, Krebioxen often slops aU paint Alai, most of the cancer patients using Kreblosen have garlan Ministry of Justice an­ nounced the execution of Imre Nagy, although a dedicated Communist for 40 years, had attempted to lead the Hun­ garian people in their 1956 revolt against Moscow. Nagy was not a natural leader and certainly did not seek the role of martyrdom thrust upon him. His was a revolution that failed. Yet, hie betrayal at the hands of the Soviet!, his 18 Arkansas Adds months of Imprisonment and finally his execution have link­ Nine For Barry ed him indelibly with a revolt WASHINGTON (UPI) — which todey le credited with Sen. Barry Goldwater now much of the new freedom haa enough Republican con­ Hungariane enjoy. vention delegates to win the Intellectual* eparked the GOP presidential nomination Hungarian revolt. In Eeet —if he ran hold on to tham. Berlin in 1963 It was the Arkansas Republicans put workers. Goldwatcr ovrr the lop Tues­ On June 17, 1953, Stalin day night when it was an­ had been dead only a littla nounced that nin# of tha state's 12 convention dele­ morn than three month*, degates had committed them­ Stallnixstlon atilt wae n thing selves to Gobi water. of the future. On that morning, East Ber­ The alcoholic Is greatly up­ lin construction workers dem­ set by little things. He is tyonstrated against a 10 per pirslly much more sensitive cent increase In production to criticism, rejection, anger, (juntas without a correspond­ etc., than is the nonalcoholic, ing Increase in pay. says the Florida Alcoholic The demonstrations quickly Rehabilitation Programturned to riots in which gov­ ernment buildings ware at­ tacked and Soviet flag* hurned. Russian Irnope and tanks put down the uprising, with death to at least 16 of tha demonstrator! and the arrest of more than 100 others. But before tha uprising finally had died, It spread to Magdeburg. Rathenow and to the uranium mining dlatriet p a i n t s of Saxony whera demonstrat­ ors lunched pollra and state security officer*. spiciai QUART feicis ONI COAT Raid the New Statesman in ace r u e u m houm paint 2 FOR 1 LOW FRICE London: "The lid was blown off tha Communist pressure TRIMAN* MCE 4 PEb'9 2 4 cooker and tha whole world IMAMU. * * AN» RKCIFT M i l \ could see what Wat seething • R»itt m m UMi-aioss <9 *449 inside." L L This also was ■ revolution ■m a m i l • n iw m m m , M tfA l M m i l M T that failed. piiMitfM moH 4 *499 M TU IM MPtfACU A O IM P AMO WAIRi But the warning flag was GLOM INAMIL * QUARTS OF OTHER up. Gradually the word seep­ B mAUO i N I AMO EXTERIOR FAINTS ed out that miners In Cxechotlovakia had gone into wide­ BUY 2 AND SAVI *8’ * M U L . spread passiva resistance to C E E E c I b c r r y IM b m the Prague regime. Later It S < 'r MAftlf was to spread to Poland and Caaaclbcrry 838-7681 CARTER S to Hungary. But June 17 stands as a memorial day to t a s iiiT those individual! who, though 209 W. Flint St. caught In the Communist net, W OULD* 9 A1H Sanford 322-3649 •till found the strength to fight it. WHY PAY BU Y O N E MORE • G ET O N E ronie to Dr. Ivy and the other 3,000 medics that administer it, only after they had been cut up repeatedly by surgeons nnd burned by all the X-ray they dare receive. •So Dr. Ivy's patients are usually the terminal hopeless esses, given up to di* in a few weeks. Even so, he has shown enough evidence of the value of Krebioxen to merit a fair clinical test. And by "clinical test" Dr. Ivy means the Injection of patients with Krebioxen. In­ stead, the FDA hae been sit­ ting in armchairs trying to solve scientific problems by "hot air" debates instead of clinical testing. Dr. Alexander Fleming, dis­ coverer of penicillin sadly stated: "Penicillin sat on my shelf for 12 years while I was call­ ed a quack. "1 ran only think of the thousands who died needless­ ly beesusa my peers would not us* my discovery.” If you wish fuller data on “Krebioxen and Cancer," send a long stamped, return envel­ ope, plus 20 cents for that booklet. (Always write to Dr. Crane In care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 cento to rover typing and printing roeta when you send for on* of hi* book Ieta.) Military veterans wlw are entitled tn retirement pay nr Veterans Administration com­ pensation are entitled to the Ucnrfit which pays the high­ est rate, M. T. Dixon, Flor­ ida Department of Vetersnx Affaire, said today. Numerous inquiries have been made by veterans re­ tired from the Armed Forces for disability regarding this question, Dixon said. Some have been placed on the permanent retirement pay list; or placed on temporary disability pay list; or separat­ ed from service with disabili­ ty severance pay; or separat­ ed from service without re­ tirement or disability sever­ ance pay, he noted. Dixon cited the cate of a veteran recently separated for total disability who was awarded $187 per month per­ manent disability pay. This ■ward, based on seivlce pay will never be less than the $137 per month. Now the veteran Is entitled to file ■ claim for service con­ nected disabilities with the VA tournamenth isv cteran County Service Officer without harm­ ing his present pay status. If he files a claim with the VA and it rated 100 percent, he would be entitled to $230 for himielf, $39 for his wife and child, (if for wartime dli- shriilira) or $200 for himself and $31 for hit wife and child (for peacetime disabilities). He would therefore gain $102 nr $14 a month. If (he retiree who requires the change has actually received any retire­ ment pay, compensation pay­ ments would be withheld until the amount paid by the Armed Services ha* been fully re ­ couped. Veterans requiring further information are instructed *o contact their local county Ve­ teran Service Officer or write Dixon si P. O. Bos 1437, St. Petersburg, FIs. They think tha Communist Pathet Lao troops in Laos could hold their own against tha Lao neutralist and conservativa troops without the aid of North Vietnam*** cadre*. But a group of key govern, ment men do believe that If North Viet Nam would, un> der this pressure, withdraw its support from Ui* Red for­ ces in Laos and in South Viet Nam, the two wars would be­ come more manageable. Some of these strategists also believe there Is a chanca that North Viet Nam’s He could become en Asian Tit*. These men believe it is worth * gamble to find out If thia is so. Information arriving hers from North Viet Nam is th at Ho himself la not sold on eo. operating with Red China and that his advisers ar* split fairly evenly on China versus Russia. About half favor an alliance with Khrushchev and (he Soviet Union; the other half favor Red Mao Tse-tung nf China. A recent decision to aids with Mao Is believed causing a struggla within the regime. There arc constant com­ plaints from aom* of Ho'b advisers about tha eeonomia drain of tha South Vietnam* rse war. These men have In fact urged that tha Viet Cong in the south be given words of praise, but told they will have to handle their own war. U.S. planner* want to an* courage thia dafeatiat attitude in the north. • Q*« and A*» G—What inscription was used on tha main markers along tha Mason-Dlxon line between Pennsylvania and Maryland T A—Tha Penn arms were shown on the Pennsylvania side and Lord Baltimore'* coat of arm s on the Maryland side. Make Dad Glad! with a gift from SANFORD ELECTRIC OVF.lt 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. Choose from famous brand electric razors. . • • Schick • Remington • Norelco • Carpel a • Furniture • Tile • I’isnoB * Rental Reds GAS AIR CONDITIONING G O E S O U T S ID E One of the wonderful advantages of Bryant GAS Air Conditioning is that the weft goea outside. This atone greatly simplifies installation in a new home or an old one. No valuable inside space « taken up; no costly tearing up; no special wtrtng—aM important con­ siderations in beeping costa down. And—the Bryant Gas unit is as quiet and dependable as the silent gas flame that does tha work. Constant, clean, cool luxury reminds you that your most faithful, most eco­ nomical servant, GAS, la on the job. Ask us about a FREE estimate on your requirements. No obligation. • • • • • • IMMMNRUT* EMTWITT*fit Mcuu|Ca/itoi . . . or maybe he'd like a Tape Recorder Portable TV Travel Clock Blender Stereo or a fine Transistor Radio! FMMi AM...tin UFttaiti Umi k a FarUUt Ilia @ . V a lu # F M t v r m l • 11 IteetlHer* pies I In) ** FM 4 AdfwlRM# j • Tsaed V « • Nays *p I* MB la w «* slsadefd ftotl1l|bl FREE 90-Joy worrent/ on both ports onJ labor Se e this and othar quality 6*E radios at SAN FORD GAS 109 W. First St. C O M PA N Y 322-5733 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia Hanford SIM M S �OUR BOARDING HOUSE SOU COULDN'T! M A D .U O fi.H O W DO TOO THINK t WILL LOOK A& •K IP P E R OP A CRAFT 7 1 AM 1W N K IN 6 OF H IN T ­ ING AECMT F O R T H * •UMMER ,*flfi / —•THIS M 1V W U H tF O X M l M O M V AUN1 WAS CAPTAIN O F W» OYSRUUA.PLV- K> V m f« r l Fasre 2-A—Tune 19, 1994 .SIDE I m ll TAW. TOO G S T — LOOK AT THE ■STIEU A dlNAN 1 4 B A 5 IC K W A LK­ IN G OMA PIER/ PARK LAK&'— \ NOU THIN K THAT THAT COACT AND ] MAKING to KNOT* UD UfiSD TO MAE SOM ETHING BOATACROt'i A B e L O N G TDA f im X J T - T U 6 - j GLANCES AW, HE'LL TAKE rr if you use the right technique t o d o w it h k n it t in g / CHUTES., T IC K ET TAKERS . • •ll C A L L S FO R NIM BLB —I R E F L E X E S ']««-----*4 IT DEMANDS UNLIMITED ST A M IN A i r A BA LLERIN A IS . WOWCOME 'ttDU NEVER iT R U L V A N ATHLETE! S E E THEIR PICTU RES c ■ ft OUT OUR WAY 6-n ta'aM.at t* I t l l M I t llllll'HHIIIII OAGWDOa li4 IP V O U W A N T T O T A K E A NAP, W H V P O N T VOU U E ON T H * W IL L V O U MOLD T H I S UF D E A R . W H IL E L RUN N E X T DOOR , T O T O O T S IE 'S **O o l. F t l r f u r spsaks ssvsrst I t n f u a m , Including; c l c o u r t * , c o d s r’ TIZZY By Kate Osann - TOSfJaSr1 you £ get o u r and FLAG DOWN A . RIDE FOR US, VAL/ SOWEBODTXL BE h e 'll. •w * * * WILL- S U R E I D S fD P R D R . A POU. LIKE YOU? w: OUR ANCESTORS £ 1 lDUkBTOGflSUd ID r a s a p a ir J ohnson 'THBTBaeiBUS w arn) THATOONnaONIB CUR NATION. o sc m Horoscope Forecast By Galbraith HS KANour or T H B F B W O eN riS IN A TERKIBtC MCCDTODkV. RIGHT IN THEMIDOLE OF CHACGQ\LBKIQUET5, ‘Oh, | couldn't go out tonight, Bobby. W* girls are sitting around making up rumortl'* a pb bg s co n feren ce ... CARNIVAL jym By Dick Turner 6-/9 “ A F O U R pRaasngsr chariot? W all, I g u s ts three o f 'e m could alt on the h o rse l" SHORT RIBS IYI$ OFTHI HAWKTj SATl'RDAT. JU R H M , 1MU O EX IR A L m D K X C IS I, Thl» l i e * rta ln ly a t i t o r 4 . j p w h i n too would b* w Im t o ga t m r j r l l i l n l a bout you a , Im­ m aculately clean aa pn iilp i., Show t h a t you ar* w illing to apand ttm* In v a a tlg a tln g and finding o ut ( h i t r u i facta a t ■ny I l t u i l l o n I n i t M d o t i l . lowing tnuddlld t h i n k i n g to i t i n d In t h l w a y o t your m i k i n g fraih Inroad* t o sue. can. ARIES (March t l to April IS)—f la ttin g t o g e t h e r w ith advlaora and f o llow ing th tir auggaatloni la w i n today. Llitan to u n d t r a t a n d ev ery da. tall. Don't hav* a n y qualm* about m ala to n ig h t. B* kind. T A t m t ’S (April I f to May 10)— Tou ha»* to b* aarlou* w ith aaaoclataa to d ay who ar* In r a t h a r a p acullar fram * ot mind. Da coopara tlva a n d you claar up a ny m la u n d a ra tan d Inga. Ragaln fo r m a r ra pport. OEMIVI (May I I to J u n * 1!) W hile w ork a h aa d o t you la h a r d ly to your liking, It haa to ba dona, and wall, It you ■r* to g a t ahaad. Don't bagrudg* p a r tn a r a f o r balng away. T ou oa* g a t a lo n g batt a r a* l a MOOR ClttL IIR B H (Ju n * t l to J u l y 111— E r a r r o p p o rtu n l t r la praaant for you to find th* klnka In y o u r p rlv a t* or bualnaaa a t t a i n a n d to olaar tham up. n a n to n ig h t'* nctlalllaa a ir l y . Maat w ith eon* g a n ia ta a n tlm*. LEO (Ju ly I t to A ugua t I t ) —Kaap th* promlaao you hav* mad* to kin a n d g a t horn* baautlllad, mor* comfortable. Sa* haw you ean Incraaaa abundane* la th* futur*. Study yo u r papar. broc hura * for Idaaa. VlltO S A uguat I I t o l e n t i n b a r I D — n y com puting w ha tava r haa b a r n bagun, you n a k a thl* a profltabl* and Intaraailng Saturday. Don't go off on any U n g a n L Study at* fair*, ate., wall b a t o n you a n ■war. L i n n A l . p t a m b a r I I to Oof • ohar ) ) ) — F inancial a ffa ir* ar* vary I m porta nt a n d you natd to b* mor* aconomteal. TUaa* hlghar-upa. Mak* thoaa ra p alra to a urreundlnga I n talllga atlyi cbooa* auppllaa wlaaly. • r o n r t o (Octobar t l t o No. vambar 11) — T ou could raua* an u n fo rtu n a l* a a p a r a tlo n If you ar* too d e m a n d in g with aoma ally o r do n o t gat out w o rk a i p t c t a d o t you. B* matlculo ul In he ap in g promlaaa. p a o m r a n i v s H avam bar 11 to Dacambar l l > —Any problematlc al m a t t . r a can b* artju.tad with re la tive aaaa now. It* aura to ahow p a r tn a r a t h a t you ar* happy t o b* aaaoclatad w ith tham. B* kind. CAPRICORN (D acam bar t l to J a n u a r y I D — C atling on frlanda who ar* d l a t u r b . d and giving a helping hand will bring tin* cooperation later. Avoid r a r t a ln anclal a t t a i n In p. m. T hai* could load to mla* understandings. a q ti A R I t 'B ( J a n u a r y I t t a P a b r u a ry 1)1— A day t o ga t civic a f fa ir e a tt e n d e d to a n d c laar up a n y o u ta ld . m a t l r r a , a etlvltlra of Im portance. Make good tm p ra illo n on hlg-wlg«. Ilacoma mor* a fflclant by rail* Ing moral*. P1SCEI (Pabruary 10 to March 10)— L ooking Into new d a ta t h a t help* you to advanc e ami g a in a l a t u r e I* wlaa. You r a n than r t a a o n mor* clavarly. New c o n ta c t can glva llna Meal, bualnaaa tip*. TU* only l boa* t h a t ar* applicable. I P T O t ’R CHILD IS RORY TODAT, ha o r aha will b* on* ot thoaa clavar paraona who can Invaatlgat* a n d com* up with tha r i g h t a n a w a r , t h a t la n o t obvloua to othara a t atl. How ever, early I n c h not to !>• •u stu b b o r n ( h a t th* view # o t o th ara a a n n o t b* lla tanad t a —laada c an a f la n coma from tham . (Mva much a p lrltu a l t r a i n i n g whleh will halp In oom m unlng w ith Ood, from whence all I n i a lr a tlo n oomaa. T l * S t a r s taapaL tb o y d a H aaaa pal." W h a t f a « m a k * a f pan* Ua la l a r g a l r t a t a YOVI BVEDAT, JTTBH St, 1BS4 n r . v r . n *t. t e n d e n c i e s ! it 4* n tc tia a ry today and tonight th a t yau ba Uaa Iliad In raaanlmanta and aanim ania and a n a fruatratlona rr u a tr i mor* wIlMag ta Attend nttani l*rvle*A fin* aiudlaa a n d <* llataa t a w h a t lo f ty . ( M a k in g and (In*, prlndpalad paraona hav* to aay, a* will sa truly llv# (h* Golden Rula. Than yau can avoid u a(arhM il* aaparatlon*. W W (i ‘•1* • .*• ' ' ARIES (M arsh I I t# April I f ) — I n t l a a d a f balng r a a a n t . ful, raatlaa t h g t a tb a r a *ra h a v in g t r a u b la a a n d agnnot kaap promlaaa ta you r i g h t now. U a t r i l n from j e a lo u sy w h a r f m a la If aqnearnad. G r o w rrt , “-»i d*r Y u weal knew Juat hew much Dr. Jom* HAD fo r yo u till y a u g s t h is blur* * /* < • W I « III to . BUGS BUNNY Mmtr to ^ v Conceit Hall . ^ " t a c r t s (April 1# «o May ta>— Avoid any argum ents with an aaaaalata a r a long separation map r**Wll thera(rom. Tou have only ta amlla and aay a kind word. On to churoh and pan aaon rid your* •♦if af Innat* Ira. (i e m i v i (May i t u Jun* I D — Don't b* a* a n groaotd tn w o r k today t h a t you do not go t a ahurab a r s r * na» kind w ith thoaa a b o u t you. n iv* mor* Mm* to yo u r a p p ta r a n c * , u>«, Taka s s i p t h a t r a l l a r t a tanatona. MOOS CRtLDREW (JUS* • • t s July •!>— J*op#rdlalng b armany a t bants simply t* go «(( and hava a good tlm* Inal <■ u ' I *-1 t*T tzT iM il y • ipanalv* would b* (nullah. B* chaarlu l, a n jo r family. M»k* mpravamaata to hogi*. appaar* fact, L H S ( J u ly I I t o A ugust 11) —Inataad a f g a t t i n s g n g r y w ith family, da a o m a t ll g g t h a t Im provaa y o u r he alth a n d dla* position, Hla* abovo a n y l i m i ­ tations. Purchaaa aom athln g t h a t kin would t r u l y an>oy o r natd. VIEOO (August I I t o S e pt­ em ber H I — Naadad d a l * can b* g la a n s d f r a m p a u r paper r* c h u r t h atrvlaaa, visitin g th* r i g h t poopla, ate. T a b * tlma to visit w ith good frlanda. loo. Itofraln from a r g u i n g ovor (Baptam kar I I t o O a U t M I D — P l a n n in g on g a ll i n g r a i l aetata, * | t ^ w hleh rau m ay ow n b a tt a r o rg a n is ed a (In* way to ap tn d tlm*. Huy a r t pltcaa. ate. Do you ha v a a good budget t h a t y a u follow religiously? ■COMPIO ( O a u b a r I f t * No­ vember I t ) — Balng g lll l la toa • o a r a r a o d w ith a w n affa ir* could caua* yau tea* a f a vat* ill* irrl*nd.‘ -Kaap U* pranla** la sutaldaf, Raalli* th a t no r. Raa aaa* got* bla way slon*, unan ■ nldad. I4UITTARIVP (Nsaambar I t U Oaaambar > » — A lthouih cartnln problematical n tfalra s u m unaalubta, by balng com- (Csstlssad ta h | i l-A) / taffmuEBMJg X �OUR BOARDING HOUSE Horoscope Forecast C o n tin u e d from Vac* *-A pletely ethical In p o u r t h in k in g th e y nr* Ttvealed In t h t l r tru e ltn h t. Meditate. On to worahlp. C A r t l t r O N * (Decem ber s : to J a n u a r y 10 )— f ir in g amualnu w ith p a li who a r * troubled la b*at way to alle v ta t* p a lm . B* of etrvlc*. Own a t t a i n m a r eeem not to go wall, a lth ir , hut tlm* i t r a t f h t r n a every, t h in g out. A l|ll A M I 'S ( J a n u a r y t l to F e b r u a r y 1»>— H a ttin g Into civic ituHaa anthua laa tic ally b r l n g i praatlg* you w a n t from h l g h a r - u p t . Do not ra m a ln In that ahall you hav* built a r o u n d youraalt. L et yo u r light ih lm . riarK H (Fabruary ID to March I t ) — Tou ar* abla to • g e t a lo n g f a n t o u i l r with now frlanJ*. provided you e o nilde r th a l r vlaw a aa w att aa yo u r own. B* aur* to atudy rallgtoua lit e r a t u r e . Oaln in wlwjom. IF r a n CHII.D t n IO H H T o n t Y , ha or ah* wilt b* ext r r m a l y oplnalad and you muat • a r l y aa* to It t h a t tha flnrat typ* of Individual* g ath tr a ro u n d y o u r y o u n g a ta r ao t h a t th* p a tt a r n can b* a*t p ro p e r, ly. T har* la v a r y h ig h m en ta l- t ty a n d a p lr l t u a l tt p hara and th* t o p .n o tc h aalaa paraon or m erc h a n d ise r la In thta c h a rt, o r tha vary g r e a t politician, g o v e r n m e n t a tta ch e , Me, "T h* M a ra taap*l. th*y da ■ a t ewmpel." W h a t yaw m*k* a t y a a r Ufa ta largely a a t* TODI M l l t n i Y , j l ' Y H IS. I M t UEYKHU m D S Y C IIli A fter * alow a t a r i Dili m o r n ­ ing, you auddanly find you have a lt a o r ta a f chancaa In which m a n y una>p*ct*d benefit* drop Into your Ilf* and you r a n hav* m a n y happy m o n i n t a enjo ying llltl* plexeuree and ad v an tag e * In m a t t a r a of a m inor bualneaa n a t u r e a* wall t h a t re q u ire y o u r a tte n tio n . A B U S (March I I ta April I f ) — Whll* you a r * b o r td a n d pe rh ap e tire d In a. rn., nawoonitra bring a re al 11(1 and you can reach your aim*. New a ltu a tlo n a aria# t h a t ar* vary tn te r e a tln g . S w ing I n to action that. T A C K t'S (April l« to May 10)— Study ro u tin e a ffa ire wall flrat ao t h a t l a t e r you r a n g a t them o p e r a t in g vrry a tf lr la n tly . T ou Ilk* to t>* exact. Thar* la no b e tt e r «p p o r t u n lt y th a n now to do Juei OEMDOI May I I to J u n * 11) — F in d *ut w h a t p a r t n * r a ar* • • Jnceneed a b o u t a n d do your u lm o a t to plea** them . 0*1 th* r i g h t a n e w t r to yo u r pro blame, a lt h o u g h you may not b* feelin g q uit* up to par. onow . MOOS C H L ID M E Jf (Jun# II t o J u ly 11)— W it h all t h a dutlaa bafora you. It !■ wla* to plan yo u r ho u ra or you ricochet almleaaly from on* tn th* o ther. N*v*f mind w h a t your c o - w o r k a r a do. D on't a h r ln k ow n rtip o n e lb lllU t* . l .r . o (July 11 to A ugue t t l ) — H a v in g a p U a a a n t tlm*. *nd g o in g to a big a f f a i r la flna. b u t don’t b* e x t r a v a g a n t . F a r ga t hobblea for now. You r e ­ q u ire more money a n d time In o r d e r to gM them w o r k in g properly. VIBUO (A ugue t I I to Sept •m h « r I D — It I* I m p o r ta n t to get a p p ro v al o f fam ily before c a r r y i n g t h r o u g h w ith th a t projeot In mind. ()*t Ihla done flrat. F o r g e t a b o u t th* frlvnloua thing* In Ilf* for th* tlm* being. LIUBA S e p tem b e r I I to Oct o b e r I D — Don’t let other* t r a p you Into doing thing* a g a in * ! yo u r ow n Judgm ent. Stu d y paper* In fr o n t of you b u t don't algo a n y t h i n g until you read th em alona. II* aur*. BCOBFIO (Ootober I I to Nov e m b a r I D — I f you eonoan t r a t * a lm o st a satualvaiy upon a d d in g ta y o u r p r a a a a t h o ld ­ ing*, you qu ick ly find way* to do ao. Modify your Idea*, lie. m em b e r t h a t prloea h a v e rlarn • • n aid ar ably. IAO ITT A BIV S (Hovam ber I t t o Dacam ber I t ) - - Be more Jovial now and you find tbot o th er* raapond quickly a n d you g e t your elm*, (let out aaelally. Thl* I* th* flneet medium by which to a how apeclal t a l ­ ent*. GAFBICOBB (Dioember II la J a n u a r y 10)— Oet Into Im yorte*t bualnaa* actlvltl** and ah o w y a u r t r u e maial. If* pro pe rly pr*p*f*d flrat. Bludr a ll r a p o rU . eta.. carafutlP t h a t you ar* aura of y o u r f i g ­ ure*. A « t ' A B t t * ( J a n u a r y I t to F e b r u a r y I D — O fh w * or# #• buay with a w i a f fa ir * they aaem to hav* no tim e fo r you. He p a tie n t, eteady. Don't a r ­ g u e gt euolat m eetin g* a n d you w o n 't hav* t o m i b o o s « u* m la te r. F lltX I (F ebruary I t - to M arch 10)— I t you w a n t more praetlg *. you bav* t# w o r k a t It very cqneelantleualy now, Rome c re d it affair require* e a r ly tac kling, eo ba cure tn g e l a t It. Hhow you hav* peraplcaclty. I F VOVB CH1I.O IS BOBS TODAY, th ere wltl b* *Uch d e ­ al re to t r a v e l a n d aa* thing* tn thl* n a t u r e t h a t you muat b* c a r a tu l your pro g e n y do** not run o f f on you a t a vary ten d e r as*. T each to be Meadfa at, kind, a n d t h a t on* t h in g m uat b* nomplolad b t f o r # goIng on to a n o th e r , (live a fin* education, help to l e a r n foreign language*, a n d a trem endou* aucceaa I* poeelble, a moat Inf e r r e t i n g lit*! "The Mare Impel- they fa net raw-pel." Wbnt yen make el year Ilf* la largely ng to VOL I YOL'i c e r r e l l Bight**'* Individual F o r e c a a t for yo u r elgn for J u l y It now ready. F o r your copy t e n d y o u r b lr th d n t* and II.o r to C a rro ll l l l g h i e r Forer e a l , Th* Sa n fo rd H erald, U ui m i , Hollywood I t . California. MEMOHABLI EAST LANSINO, Mich. — (N'KA)—Michigan Slat* foot­ ball end Tom Xrsemienakl ian't likely to forgot his first appearance Is s Spartan bos«ball uniform -Us hit tht flrnt pitch thrown to him out of tha park for a homo run. 4 NIW COACH NAMED | WORCHKSTER, Mim . (UP1)—'Tom Duffy has *ucceedod Bart Sullivan as head coach of the Holy Croc* Collcj* track Mu»d. lullivas, a mombar of tha U. |. Olympic team in Itot, was coach for u yom. / j* - ■ *r5t PAKOON M E ,L A O S — |PT AM TO ACT A BOAT P R E T T Y SOOM, t l L HAYS TO B P U & R U P C M R6ADIH& T H E -SEXTAMT/ HHOW WHAT THIS 1« FOdf ? TO LO CA TE A 6HIP‘6 PCSITIOH A T S E A B Y D t T E R M lH lH O ITS LA T IT U D E/ L4THAT DEEP FOCYOUJ? • fit VmtTirrl VrrsTB Jims W, 1AB4—-Pn*e S-A SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith 1® jftl o? �-t-M f-n i T H E SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C orner 7th A E lm A U M n t h t w o --------P a t l o r S E R V IC E S BATUnDAT— S a b b a th Behool „ __ 1:10 a. tn. W orahlp Barrie* _ 11:0* a. m. W a d n t t d a y N lc b t P r a y t r S ervlet — H I # P- ijl " W * Ha** Thl» Hop*” ra dio n « i * U * »aeh Bon dap a. m. a t B ill o»*r W T H R a t 1400 o n p o u r ra d io dial. Alliance JO RD A N M IgSIONART B A PTIST CHURCH 1011 W. F t r a t Btr**t Bundap School — . 10:00 a. m. M o rn in g W o r ih l p — 11:00 »■ m. m b i t Blttdp (Bundap) 1:00 p.m, K vangallatle Btrvlea l:oo p. m. W td . P r a p t r M i l l _ 1:00 p. m. Bill B l t p h i n t ________P t t t o r A C ordial Welcom e to All ro llo w o b lp (B u n .) ~ l*.4 l p. m . 1:10 p. w . Assembly Of God PINKCREBT ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH Cor. STth a n d Elin H . M. W lld*r _ ---------- - P a o to r Bundap B e h o o l ----- • ! * * • * « • M orning W o r th l p — 10:10 a. rn. E v e n i n g W o r ih l p 7:1* p. tn. Y outh B«r*. (Bun.) - 0:00 p. tn, M id-W ee k B*r*. (W*d.) - Til* P. Ml. Baptist F I R S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a r k A**nua ——— - P a a to f M orning W o r th lp — *«*• •- ™Sunday School —— s* ^ Morning W o r .h l p - 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union 1:10 P- m. B v t n l n g Wor»hlp _ 7:41 p. m. W ad. P r a p a r fl*r*teo 1:10 p. m. W. B. Chane* CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th BL * O a k A*#. n a i l BMlth ____.....___ P a a to r Bundap School ------ l ] 4 l a. m. M orning W orahlp — l l t M a- mT r a i n i n g Uunlon — P- mE v e n i n g Barvlo* ------ 1:00 p. m. W*d. P ra p * r B*r*lc* T110 p. m. ............ N u r s e r y Opon Bundap Nil* Broadcaat WBBTBIDB MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH I t h SL A Hollp A**. P a u l M. Gallop — -------P a *tor Bundap Behool — 10:01 a- ra. Sunday M orning W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. Bundap B v m l n g W orahlp — t:00 P. tn. W*dn**dap F r a p o r B * r * I o # ------- T.0* p. ra. n i it OAKLAW N BAPTIBT CHUnCH 1141 C o u n lrp Club Road Sponsored bp F lr td B a p tta i -------------------Cfanreh--------------- — CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 P a r k A**, a t 14th I t Rev. & C. Do**. J r . P«*tor Bundap Behool ■ ... Is4l a. m. W o r ih l p B*r*le* _ 11:00 a. m. E a r n i n g W or*hlp _ • l:oo p. m. Alllanc* Youth P r a p t r B*r*lca _ _ Church Of God Methodist CHURCH O F OOD l ln d A F ra n c h H. C. S m i t h _________ . r a l t e r Sunday S c h o o l ___ l:4S a. m. M orning W orship — 11:00 a. m. Kvangiltetlfl S trv . _ 7:10 p. m. T u n . P r a p t r S trv . - 1:10 p. m. T b u r t . T ou n g P t o p l t E ndea vor ...........— 1:10 p. m. F I R S T METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH O F OOD ok rn o p iiK C Y 1401 E lm A venut Rev. R. L S trick la n d — P a i t o r Sunday S c h o o l _____0:44 a. m. W o r ih l p Btrvlc* _ 10:41 a. in. E,.-.hg*Ilittc S trv . I r M p m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Otuira Rd., at W oodland Avt., n t v . John H. H lr e t Jr., P t t t o r Church Behool _ —, 0:44 a. m. Morning W orship _ 11:00 a. m. M Y F --------------------- 4:10 p. ra. Baptist Adventifit FIN BCREST BAPTIST CHURCH O nora Road F a o t o r _____W illia m J . Ouaaa M o rning W orahlp . 11:00 a m. Bundap Bohool —_ 0:41 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union — 111! P- ™. B v t n l n g W o r sh ip — Tjl# p. m. W * A O td a o r a A T a e c h t r * M ooting ... ........... — <1** P- ■*E L D E R BPRINOB BAPTIBT Old Orlando RA a t H a i t o r Ava. B. H a m lllon O rlH In — P t t t o r Bundap Behool O i t l a . m. M orning W orohlp — 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union — 111* p. m. B v t n l n g W orahlp — 1:41 p. »■ n * v . R. T. D a r r o l t ___ P ttto p Bundap S c h o o l ____l : l t a. m. W o r t h l p P trvle* _ It:«o a. m. T r a i n i n g Union — 4:4* p. m. R v t n ln u W o r ih lp _ lio n p. m. W td . P r a y o r S tr v . — 1:10 p. m. W tdn ead tp : Young People V. L R. Bern 7:10 p. m. D ibit T ra in in g S t r v 1:00 p m . Congregational OBTKKN BAPTIBT C H U nC H IIW T . 411 Ph. m i l l * CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of C h rist) P a r k A v t n u t a t 14th Ht. OHO a. m. — Church School 10:0# a. m. _ W o r ih l p S t r r i c * 7:10 p. m. C h r istia n T o u lh Ministry Dev. W alter A. R. McPherson, l 'a t t o r Bundap S c h o o l ____10:00 a. m. Morning B trvlea _ 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union 0:10 p. m. B v t n l n g Btrvlea _ . 1:10 p. m. W t d n t t d a p M ta lln g a : O r g a n lia tlo n a _ 0:10 p. m. P r a p t r _ — — .... 1:10 p. rn. Choir ...................... 1:10p. tn. Christian Episcopal F I B S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CIIIUHT 1401 H. S t u f o r d Avt, IL V tr n o n F u l l e r Bundap School — . 1:41 a. m. M orning W o r ih l p 10:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood F r. C h t i l t t W. S te w a rt, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ 1:10 a. m. Btrvlc* A Sermon — 0:00 a. m. Church Of Christ HOLT CROSS 401 B. P a r k Avt. CHURCH o r CIIRIBT Holy Communion _ 1:10 a. m. F a m ily S e rv let and Sunday School 1:00 a. m. Morning P r a y t r fKIral S unda y — Holy Communion 11:00 a. m. F r . L e ro y D . Hoptr, R e c to r O tn tv a Ralp h n r t w t r J r . E vangtllat Dibit School .... — 10:00 a. m. Morning W o r ih l p 11:00 a. m. K vtn ln g W orohlp 1:10 p. m. W td . P r a p t r g t r v l o t 1:10 p. m. J o h n T, Adtma Jr. _ Peetnv Morning Worahlp — 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ------ 0:44 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 10:41 a. m. MYF M t t l l n g * ---- 4:10 p. m. (Interm ediate . Senior) E vening Worship — 1:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunltnd K ita ta a C l tr u t H t l g h t a Rev. Rey Gregory, J r , P i t t o e Church School ------ 0:41 a. m. M urnlrg W orthlp —. 11:00 a. m. M Y F _____________ — C O N G R E G A T IO N A L P a i t o r __ _ C h i i t t r W. Plank r 410 P a rk A va. 0:1# p. m . Kv*. W o r i h l p ___ 1:10 p. m. Wed. ITayvr Se rvlet 1:30 p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W. 3nd St. a t M t p l t Ava. Paul B l c V e t __________P**l»* Sunday School —— 1:44 a. m. Morning W orthlp „ 10:4! t . m. Youth ......................— 0:00 p. m. Evangelletlo Servlet T100 p. m. Mid-Week Servlet (Wad.) __ 1:00 p. tn. T h ird Sunday S l n g i p l r t t l o a —_ 1:00 p. m. F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE L a k t Mary, Fla. Rtv. W. L Holcombt, Pa a lot Sunday 1:44 a. m . ___ Dibit flchnnl 11:00 t . m. _Morning Worahtp 1:00 p, m. _ K v tn ln g Servlet 7:00 p. m. W td. Mid-Week P ray tr S trvlett l:oo p. m. _ 3nd W td , M i t tl o n t r p Servlet Free Methodist FAOLA CHU RCH O F C H R IS * m Highw ay 40 W ait M o rrlt l l u b p ____ R v a n g t l l t l D ibit C l i u ___ — 10:oo a. m. CNVIICH l o t Alt.ee M l p o t TNI CNUICM F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C ornar 4lh St. and L au re l Ava. E u g t n a Bhtldon ______ p a s t o r fln CWrhtotheprenlMt M orning W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m. K v tn ln g W o r ih lp —. 1:00 p. m. D ib it C l a i m W td . .. 1:10 p. m. factor on earth for the build­ i n g of c h a ra c te r and good •Um nth lp. It la a otorrbuuan a f M ' H u t l valoaa, Wilhoot • atrong church, nolthor democracy nor elvltlralion can turvivoL Tlvero mo four sound r t o io n a why every pervnn thou Id attend services re g u la rly a n d support Urn church. They are: (1) Kor hit own tale , ('ll For lilt chil­ dren'* sake. (.1) For lien »*kn <( hie community sod M l i u k (4) F«r the eeke of Ihe i lumii lleelf, which nrv.lt hie moral and malarial nifiport. Plan I n go to church regularly • m l M ad p o m BU»lo daily. CHURCH O F C H R IST 1111 P a rk A vtnua D irt B r o w n _____ E vangoltrt Sunday Dibit Bludp 10:00 a. m. Morning W o r ih l p _ . 11:00 a. tn. K v tn ln g Btrvlc* _ . I : t e p. m. g a t "H e r a ld or T r u t h " 1 p. m. Bundap on Channel • T u tid a p La .live D ibit C lata - tOiOO a. m. W td n ttd a p D ib it C la ta --------- 1:10 p. m. Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH O F C H R IST SCIENTIST 100 K e l t Staond S t m t Bundap Btrvlea A Bundap School ___ 11:00 a. m. Subject: "la T ilt U nlvcrto I n ­ clu ding Man, Evolved bp Atomlo ForooT" W td n e a d a p gorvioo .. 0:00 p. tn. R t a d l n g Room: 101 A P i n t . W eo k d tp e: 10:10 a. m. - 4:10 p. m. F r i d a y Bvonlngt 0:10- T tlv p h o n t: 111-T414 Sunday S c h o o l____ 0:44 a. m . There arc men who carry tb« weight at the world on their sbOMldecs—bvi this m m of them. There Is no burden so Joyous as the rosponriHBty of being DAD. But — hold uq there! Don't forget it is a burden. Someone’s fitters is on your strong back. And that someone’s future involves sou! ss well u body. Tf you wont your boy to become a good ballplayer an* well yew go out End catch with him. And If you have hope* for his character, his courage, bis commitment to thing* itiglit and Tmc . . . yes, a boy loves to walk lute BIS CHURCH with HIS DAD. M orning W o r ih l p __ 10:44 t . m. K v t n l n g W orship — 7:00 p. m. W td . P r a y t r Btrvlc* 1:10 p. m. faa’t Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH O F THE REDEEMER 101 W. l i t h r i a e * •Th* Church or th* L u th a ran Hour'* and TV "Tht* 1* th* Life" H e rb e rt W . C ln tra i P a it o r Sunday H c h n o l ___ 0:14 a. m. W orahlp Btrvlc* 10:10 a. m. HOOD S H E P H E R D L U T H E R A N C H U nCH 1100 A O rlando D rlv a H w p . 11-01) Sanford, F lo rid a 111-1111 T h* Rav. J. Gordon P u r r , P a a tor Sunday School ........ 0:11 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:00 a. in. Communion—F l r a t Sunday In Each Month IVrrlfhl 1404, Melee Advwtieiag Serrlm. her. Monday Kxodii* 28:01-38 Tueiulajr Deuteronomy l:t>-18 TVednradag I'talmn 55:12-23 Thvrpday II Corlnlhlang 12:14-21 T-rWay Calatlanl 6:1-10' H atm U r Revelation 2:18-29 K 1 N D EK U A H T EN AND N U RS­ ERY 1:10 p- ra. Pentecostal FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 111 O r a n g t S tr e e t Rav. E. Ruth G r a n t _ P a i t o r Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:00 a. m. Morning W orship _ 11:00 a. in. Sunday E v tn l n g _ 7:10 p. m. W td. Dibit Study _ 7:10 p. rn. Conquerors Meeting F r id a y _ — 1:10 p. m. Presbyterian F IR S T PRERRTTERIAN CHUIlClt Sanford, Fla. Oak Avt. A I r d St. G r o v t r C. Sewell J r . „ P t t t o r A d g a r W. Sm ith J r . A i t l a t a u t Pastor Church S c h o o l ______ 1:41 a. m. H tttlon Malta ___ 0:41 a. ra. Morning Worahlp 10:00 a. m. l i o n ear Fellow ship 1:00 p. m. Senior HI F t l lo w ih l p 0:00 p.m. K v tn ln g W orship __ 1:10 p. m. W td . P r a p t r M t t t _ 1:00 p. ra. 3 CHURCH OF T H E COVENANT 111) South Orlando Drlv* T hom as H. Makln - __ P a s t o r W orship ___ ... 1:00 a. m. Chur oh School _ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mr*. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employee! NELSON 4 CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey k Employee* SR 46 k BeardaU HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. SL, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Condition in • THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ADAMS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE Phona 322-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO„ INC. SANFORD WELDINO k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitiy k Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employee! HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. SOI W. 1st. S t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE * IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employee# T, STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees HAROLD H. KASTNER CO. 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 and Staff 7> WILSON-EICIIELBURGER 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 DIRECTORYSA FT1ST Antioch B a p ti s t Church. OvItOo C e n t r a l B a p tist Church, 111) O a k A y *. C huluot* F i r s t Baptlot Church c k tt l u o to B a p tis t M i n i o n S p o r ts m a n 's Club, C h u iu o te B I 4 t r S p r l o s t B a p tis t Churoh, I I I L ahraan RA F i r s t B a ptist Church, 111 F a r k A**. F r l t n d t h i p B a p tist C hurc h t ( A l t a m o n t e Spring* XL I I I , A lta ra o a lt S p rig s* F l r a t B a p tis t C hurc h « f D o B a rr F l r a t B aptlot C hurc h a f O oaava F l r a t B a p lla t C h u rc h a r L ake H a r p F l r a t B a p lla t C hurc h a f Bake Monroa F l r a t B a p tist C hurch a f boa gw ood, Oor. Church a O raal F l r a t B a p lla t C hurc h a t Ovlada F i r s t B a p ti s t C h u rc h a f Baa L a n d s Spring# F l r a t Shliah Ml tel e n t r y B a p ll a t Church, m i W. n t h ML F o r e s t C ity B a p tlo t Churoh F o u n t a i n Hand B apUat Churoh, Oviod* L av a S o u th e r a B a p ll a t Mlaalon, C h u iu o ta M lo tlo strp B a pU a t C h u r c h M arth Rd. Ka tore rite M acaJoala Mission B aptlot Church iadi Oak Mill BA O ttttn 14e ra la g d ia ry B apUat Churoh. Q ta a v a M vp. ML Olive K U aloaarp B apllat Church, Ban Lands S prings RA. Longwood ML Blon M latlonarp Baptlot. Slpo* Avo. N tw ML C a lv a rr M issionary Baptlot 1100 W. l l t h SL Mow Salem FrlmlUva B aptlot Churoh. 110* W. l l t h SL New ML Sion B aptist Chnreh. 1TM F ear Ava O aklaw a B aptist Chapel, 1741 W. M lh SL O ilcan B aptist c h u rch Pinter**! B aptist Church. 1*1 W. O nora Rd. P rairie Lake BapUat Churoh, Ridge RA, F o ra P ork Progroao Miction t r y BapUat Churoh, Midway Bacond Shiloh M ltaloaerp B apU at Churoh. N in th A Hickory SL J a m ti M lotlonarr BapUat Churek gta. Rd. t i l O tto ta ■l Paul M ltaloaerp BapUat Churoh, Ith ML ■L M altha wa Mioalonarp B a p tist Church Canaan H tlg h ta SL John'* M issionary BapUat Churoh. 010 C p p r o t t BL Tempi* Baptlot Church, Palm Sprlaga R d . A ltam onte gprlngo W ttttid * M latlonarp B ap tist Church, 411 A Holly A va Blon Hop* B aptlot Churoh, tlS O ran g t A va CATHOLIC Church of Ih t N ativity. L a k t Mary AU Mauls CnlkOll* Churoh, fid Oak A va SL A a n’a Cath olic Church, P a r c h in g Place, U cBary ■L Mary M a g d a la n t Catholic Church, M attland Av*. Altam onte S prings CHRISTIAN F i r s t C h r i s t ia n Church, 1007 A Sanford A v a C o n g r t g a l l o n a l C h ristia n Church, l t d P a r k Av*. Morthilda C h r istia n Church, F l o r i d a U a v t n Ur., M aitland of of of of C h r ltL 1*11 A P a r k A v a C h r ltL O t n t v a C h r ltL L ongwood ChrloL P a o l a CHURCH OF OOD Churoh of QoA 1*1 H le korp Church of Ood. 1100 A F r a n c h C hurc h of Ood, O t i t d u EPISCOPAL All S aints Episcopal Ava., X n ttrp rlt* Church A tcnntlon L u th e r a n Church, Ovarbrook U r, C atM lb trrp Good Shephard United L u th a ra, 1100 A O rlando Or. L u th e r a n Churoh of th* R t d t a m t r , 1*1 W . H t h Placo M ta tla h L u t h t r a n Church, A m erican L tg lo n lla ll, P r a l r l t L a k t , F t r n P a r k SL L u k t a L u t b t r a a Church, RL 41* Slavia METHODIST CHURCH O r CH R IS T Church Churoh Church Churoh LUTHERAN X. DcBarp C h rist Episcopal Church, L oagw ood AU Saint* Episcopal, K n l t r p r l t * H elp Cross K pltcopal. P a r k A v a a t 4lh B a r n t l t Mem orial M atbodlst Church, B. D c B srp A v c , K ote rprle * B ear L ake M otbodlat c h u r o h B t l h t l A.M.E. Church, C a n a a n I l d s h t s C a sse lberry C o m m u n ity M o thodlit Church, Hwp. 17-01 A P i n t p Rida* l t d , C a t t t l b t r r p D . I ta r p C om m unity Mathodlot C hurch W. H ighlands, D t U a r r C hrlal Mat hod l it Church Munland K a t a t t t F l r a t M t l h o d l t t Church, 410 P a r k Av*. F l r a t Method 1st C hurch o f O vltdo F r t a M t l h o d l t t Church, 100 W. 4th SL G r e e t M t l h o d l t t Church, O nora RA G r a n t Chapel A M E. Church, Ovlada O a k s r o v * M t l h o d l t t Church, O v l t d t O titon Mathodlot Church Paola W s a lt p a n M tlh o d ltt, W. a t Paola SL Jam as A.M.B, Sanford Av*. RL 44 RL N a r y 's A.M.K. Church BL RL 411 O i t l t n SL Paul'* M t l h o d lt t C h u r o h O t l to u Rd. E n t t r p r U a Stafford M. m ortal A O tB ary M athodlat Church of th* N tiartnt, W. th* N t a a r t n t , F trn P ark C hurch a f O 'B rltn l t d . F e r n P a r k L ake Mary C hurek of th* N e i a r i a * PRE S BY T ERIA N Com m unity P r t a b y to r l a n Church, L a k t M ary P in t P r o a b y t t r l s a Church, Oak Av*. A I r d SL F i r s t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h , C a t t t l b t r r p F lr a t P rtib y larlaa C hurch a f D tlla ry, K. DAT ADVENTIST O T H E R CHURCHES NAZARENE F I r* t Church Ind a t M aplt SEVENTH P o r t a l L a k t S t v t n t b - d t y A d v a n tltt ChurcA Hwy. 411, F o r t t t C ity S t v t n t h - d a y A d v t n l l i t Church, M a l l l t n i A v t , A ltam ont* Springs Sanford S tvtnth-day Advaullot Church, B t v t n t h A E lm H ighland P rtab y tartan Church of Th* C ovinant l i l t A Orlando Dr. SL Androwo P r t t b y t a r l a n Church I t t l Lonneal Boh. D r , Boar L t h t U p t a la C om m unity p r a t b y t a r i a n Church, U p ia la RA W e stm in iste r P r t i b y ta r l a a Church, H aw aii P a rk . RL 414 / i r *m Allan's A.M.K, Church, Oliva A l l t h C hurch of Ood In ChrlaL Oviod* C huiuota C om m unity Church C hurch of Ood of Prophecy, 11*7 E lm A va Chu rc h of J o t o a C hrlat of L a t t e r Day 8* In It, 1111 P a r k Av*. C om m unity ChaptL Altam ont* Sprla ga E a i t t r n Orthodox Church, BL Jo h n s Chrynottem Chnptl, Hwy. 17-11, F t r n P a r k C ongra gatlon Bath I t r a t t . l l t h A Magnolia F i r s t Churoh af C h rltL Sclanttat, I t * A I n d SL F i r s t P t n t a c o t t a l Church t f Longwood ML Olivo Holiness c h u r c h . O a k Hill HA O a tatn P l n t c r a a t Assembly o f God. 17th A Kira S a nford Alllanc* Church, 1401 A P a r k Ave. S anford C on g re g atio n o f Jo h o v a h 'a W itneat*i, 1111 W 1st SL Th* g a lv a tlo n Array, 114 A I n d SL U a lty C hurc h of S s u f o r A I l f A 1*4 SL *> a • �/« <* 1 1 Seminole County * * * ° #W* A * * * on the S t Johns * ^ cio<* When city crew* were cleaning up tha debris at First and Park, following the raiin* of the Woodruff Building, they accidentally cut into *evcral gaa lines. Gas company employes had to go ail the way to the main to cut off the gaa supply. The pipes, which had been In the ground for no telling how long had rust­ ed and one section we observ­ ed was filled with hundreds of holes. • • • Speaking of names as we do from time to time, one Clock Winder noticed that last Week Benjamin Franklin waa ad­ mitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Than last Thursday there was a George Washing­ ton. • • • The Deltona Corporation'* net income — or 2 cents a ahare — for the first quarter of 1983 doesn’t even compare with the firm’s $12(1,335 net income — or 10 cents per share — for the same quar­ ter of 1004. Total sales for April of this year amounted to $1,305,357. For the first four months of '84 sale* have been $3,039,570. • • • When Central Florida's new state university opens (it's anticipated for 1088) *n3 idea of lta rate of growth might be had from the development of the University of South Florida. That school opened in 1980 with 1,997 students, there were 2,982 In 1081, 3,884 In 1982 and 4,593 last school year. They’re expreting 8,000 or better thla fall. What an Impact something like this will have on Semi­ nole County! • • • Tn 1053 Florida had 342 deaths from suicide. In 1983 the number Jumped to 744 — making suicide the 10th lead­ ing cause of death in this state. Of the 744 suicides, 513 of them wera mnle, 231 fe­ males. The 55-84 age group had the largest number of •ulcldes, 142. • • • With the weather what It is these days Harold Chap­ man, who won all those JayCee honors for his activities In the club, says he doesn'C miss the shirt he lost Just prior to April 16. • • • When Clyde Long presented retiring JayCee President Jim Smith with his pnst presldent'a pin, the new JayCee prexy issued a verbal order that during hia administra­ tion all lapel pin* wilt be the •'bayonet” type. Long couldn't locate the tiny hole in Smith': lapel. • • • We've Just been told of a new definition of “ dirty” pol­ itic*. That’s when a person register* with one party to help nominate the weakest candidate so the other party’s candidate ran defeat him. e • • The board meeting of the USO, set for Tuesday at 8 p. m„ has been cancelled. Mrs. Msry Washburn say* the session will be reschedul­ ed next fall. e • • One of the Herald's adver­ tising staff, on vacation, has gone from the “Nile of Flor­ ida" to "Egypt." Mrs. Beryl lllack sends a postcard from “ Egypt" In Southern Illinois where the Ohio River flow* Into the Mississippi. The post­ card showa a packet boat, the “ Delta Queen” cruising down tha Mississippi River, e e * City Commission meets to­ night with the question of the legality of the arbitrary clos­ ing of Gienway Road one of the top items on the agenda. VOL. 66 Zip Code 32771 J > r , •(. “The Nile of America" ! WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday; widely scattered showers; hiph today in 90's; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased W?.re Established 1906 MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 217 New S t Augustine Attack Halted Whites Try To Break Up Beach Mix PARKING LOT at First Street and Park Ave­ nue is rapidly taking shape with city crews on hand daily to level off the former site of the Woodruff Building. City commissioners will con­ sider the type of pnrking when it convenes at 8 tonight in the City Hall. This view was taken from high up in the Sanford Atlnntle National Bank. (Herald Photo) Sen Kennedy's State Law's Chances W W A. Condition Is BRIEFS Slim, Bryant Says GOP Committee 'Satisfactory' > #• NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (LTD — Doctors attending Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said today hit general condition was ‘extremely satisfactory” and that ha as “ bright and alert." Kennedy, who suffered a broken back in a plane crash that took the lives of two oth­ er men, remained strapped in a special canvas-covered bedtype frame. Doctors said he would contiinue to spend periods of time In an oxygen tent. The 32year-old senator •canned newspapei s today and was given a shave. The medical bullet in said an elcctrocardigram test today showed that the senator's heart was normal. Doctors said his pulse, blood pressure and respiration ere satisfac­ tory. The report said, “there have been no neurological changes and everything seems to be definitely improved." Doctors have estimated that the senator will remain at Cooley Dickinson Hospital here for st least 10 more days. 32 Vying For Miss Florida SARAOTA (U PI) — Thir­ ty-two beauties from all over the state opened a hectic week of competition Monday In th* 1984 Miss Florida con­ test. One of the girls will be crowned Ml** Florida of t!*84 Saturday by tho present Bliss Florida, Flora Jo Chandcnnet of Miami, and will roprr«ent tha Sunshine State in the Miss America conteat and win one of several college scholarships. This year's contestants will represent 22 Florida cities, seven ccuntles, the Universi­ ty of Florida, the Pine Tree Festival and tha A isles Fes­ tival. Although th* first actual competition doesn't begin un­ til Wednesday night, the girls, divided into three groups, went through prep* Interviews and picture taking Sunday and briefings Mon­ day, The three groups will go through preliminary Judging In evening gown, awim suits and talent categories Wed­ nesday, Thursday and Friday. Ten semi-finalists will be an­ nounced Saturday night and after additional rempetitio, five finalists will b« named. Herald Index Mlse Florida of 1984 will be Abby ....... .............. Page » picked from tha five finalists Bridie »*••••••***«*• Page 9 after the five a r t asked per­ CUlSificd ••••aaaoee Page 11 sonality questions. Comics .**,**•«■« *a Page 19 Editorial ••*••***•« Page 4 Funeral* ................... Pag* 1 More Buses Horoscope ................ Page 10 LONDON (UP1>—The LeySociety *«•••**••aa«a Page • land motor firm said today it SpGllf f i M M l H M t l K . Page 6 plans to sign a sew deal to TV Program* ......... Page 9 sell 500 moro buses to Cuba 9 soon. W« the Womcifi ....... • * * * * i ■ti/fyli 4. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant says he feels the odds arc "about 100 to one” against the present Florida legislature or the new 1985 legislature passing a reapportionment p l a n tin t would satisfy the U. S. Sup­ reme Court. Political observers believe two thing* will happen before reapportionment is settled in Florida: 1. The federal court will write an apportionment form­ ula lo the legislature to enact Into law. 2. The fedora! court will rule that every tax. appro­ priations and other bills pass­ ed by the legislature is in- Saigon Forces Kill 54 Reds BANG LANG, Viet Nam (UPI) — U. S.-supported gov­ ernment paratroopers killed at least 54 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas Sunday in one of the bloodiest battles this year of South Viet Nam's civil war, it was announced today, U. S. military officials said 29 paratroopers were slain and 85 others were wounded In the battle near this town 45 miles southwest of Saigon. Four American helicopter* were downed during the fight­ ing, st least two of them by Communist ground fire. But there w e r e no reported American casualties. The helicopters, part of the U. S. Special Forces in South Viet Nam, arc used to ferry Vietnamese troop* into battle against the Viet Cong. U. S. Military advisers who personally counted 54 aban­ doned Viet Cong bodies said the Communists' death toll al­ most surely was much higher. The Viet Cong usually try as hard as possible to remove their dead. Board To Hear Zoning Cases A heavy schedule will face members of Seminole Coun­ ty's Board of Commissioners when it rnnvenri at 9 a. m. Tuesday, according to Chair­ man James Avery. Avery said he anticipated tha Hoard to ire in session roost of the day due to num­ erous toning matter*. Ha also said he expected several of the toning items ot be "quite controversial." Court Clerks Elect Beckwith Arthur If. Beckwith Jr* county clerk, was elected sec­ retary of the Association of Court Clerka for Florida at the organisation's meeting in Fort Lauderdale. During tha previous year Beckwith served th* associa­ tion as its treasurer.'( valid until re apportionment J» accomplished. The 50,000 word decision which tho U. S. Supreme Court handed down list Mon­ day is still under study by the state's top legal minds. It appeared lo say that every member of a slate legislature must represent substantially the same number of people. In the present state senate the spread Is from one sen­ ator for 20,077 In Columbia County to one for 470,000 in Dade County. The range is not as wide as in the House, but neither is it equal there, mesa figures are based uti the 1880 census which docs not reflect a large growth In ur­ ban area. The atatc legislature ap­ pear* aplit into three parts over what to do. A handful of men would like to aee the state flatly refuse to approtion itself while at the oilier extreme is a small group who appear quite willing for the court to do the Job. The m a­ jority is in the middle, Tliese legislators feel the stale must live under the re­ apportion ruling, but the want the state and not the courts to draw up a new plan. Should a special session be called before November lo do the Job it would consist of at leait 49 to called lame duck member* defeated in the pri­ maries or who did oot seek re­ re-election. Bryant is a lame duck gov­ ernor who therefore lacks the persuasive power of an execu­ tive with a fresh mandate from the people. A stlct population reapportionment plan would cause the Incoming Senate president to lote hi* teat or take on more territory. It aoukl also be true of several oilier stale legislators. Senate President Designate James Conner of BrooksvlUe represents a threecounty district that has a population of lets than 33,000. Other legislative leaders who could be affected include Pres­ ident Pro-Tcm-ToBe Vcrlc Pope, St. Augustine, House Speaker Designate E. C. Ho­ well of Sumner, Sens. Charley Johns, Starke; Dewey John­ son, Quincy; Hubert Williams, Graccvllle; G. T. Mellon, Lake City; L. K. Edwards of Irvine and B, C. Pearce of Palalka. Official* feel the absolute outside time limit for Floral* tn comply would be the 1085 regular session of the legis­ lature. Teston Still With Oaklawn The new owner of Oaklawn Cemetery, Richard Grover, ■aid today, that in response to many Inquiries, Solon Tetton Is still superintendent of Oaklawn. Teston, who was superin­ tendent of Oaklawn under the former owner, Ray Slaton, al­ so Is superintendent of San­ ford parks and of the City Cemetery, Grover pointed out. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wls„ chairman of the 1984 Republi­ can platform committee, an­ nounced today the appoint­ ment of 14 additional dele­ gate* from right states to servo on the committee. Seeks Ban On Ban MIAMI (UPI) — A Miami nttorney for the Civil Lib­ erties Union sny* he will go Into federal court at Jackson­ ville early this week to try to kill Gov, Farris Bryant's ban on night rnclnl demonV Una in St. Augustine, $10,000 Holdup NEW YORK (UPI)—Two men held up The Galaxy res­ taurant at tha World's Fair Sunday night, tied up two cashiers and escaped Into the crowd with more than $10,000 in a footlocker they had brought with them. Ink Spot Bombed I.AS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI)— A bomb exploded outside the homo of Stanley Morgan, lender of the Stanley Morgnn Ink Spots, frightening his wife and ton ami blowing a hole in his cement block wall, police reported early today. Dies In Fire DURHAM. N. II. (U PI)— One student died and more than a doten others scram­ bled to safety rurly today when fire awept the threestory 1*1 Kappa Alpha frater­ nity bouse on the University of New Hampshire rumpus. $190,000 T h e f t GLASGOW, Scotland (UPI) — Thieve* broke into the vaults of Glasgow's biggest jewelry firm, Edward and Sons, during the weekend and escaped with gems worth more than $198,000, It was re­ ported today. Nikita In Sweden STOCKHOLM (U PI)—Fro­ ntier Nikita S. Khrushrhev, under a massive security guurd, arrived today for a slate visit to Sweden shortly after police discovered the first If what they feared might be » number oi sntlSoviet Incidents, Witness Found III In HospiTaT CHICAGO (UPI) The gov­ ernment said today it hud found a missing witness In the James R. Hoff* $26 mil­ lion fraud trial in a Miami hospital. Asst. U. 8. Atty- William O. Hillman said the witness, Eric Shlnkel, Is undergoing treatment for a heart condi­ tion. He said the government is seeking a court order in Miami for a doctor to exam­ ine Shlnkel and determine whether he ia well enough to testify. (Earlier story Page 5; ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) An angry group of whites to­ day attacked a racially mixed group of civil right* demon­ strators when they attempted lo swim in the Atlantic Ocean at a beach normally used bywhites. Police moved in quickly to break up Hie explosive situa­ tion. Two pollre launches roared between two Negroes and the water and protected them from an advancing group of whites. Four members of the white group, which totaled about 15, were arrested. A white girl and a white buy were among the IS memberi of the Inlcgralioniil group which appeared at the beach. T h e segregationists first attempted to reach the white hoy but he fled into the proteclion of State Highway Patrolmen. The whites then made a break toward the other dem­ onstrators in the water. Negro leaders had promis­ ed a renewal of racial demon­ strations as well as a court light to overturn a state-im­ posed curfew aimed at halting night marclies. Both segregationists a n d civil right* advocate* staged marches Isst night. At one point tho two groups vmU separated by King Street, the 49-foot-wlde main thorough­ fare, and a line of about 10U police officers, lome with dogs on leashes. There was some jeering as Iwlh groups marched on op­ posite sides of the street about 90 minutes before Guv. Farris Bryant's 9:30 p in. EOT cur­ few on night marches. Concrete b l o c k s were (brown through the plate glass windows and doors of state Sen. Vcrle Pope's real estate office early today. Pope has been the spokes­ man for a committee of 28 lo­ cal businessmen who have at­ tempted to settle the racial problem. Pope also urged the curfew on night demonstra­ tions. Police said six concrete blocks were heaved through four piste glass windows and two glass doors at i’ope'a of­ fice about 1:39 a.m. EDT. Hundreds of whites patroll­ ed Hie public beach Sunday to turn back an anticipated "*wlm-ln” by the integrationills. The Negroes failed to appear. An Episcopal rector defied his vestrymen and personally escorted five Negroes into his church Sunday but live other integratlonisls were barred from a Methodist church and arrested when they tried to enter. At Trinity Episcopal Church, the Rev. Charles M. Seymour confronted tw o vestrymen wailing at the front of the church to turn away Negroes and quietly told them: "Let them come In." Driver Arrested After Accident A motorist identified by police as William Donakl Sl­ ier of $l4ti Elm Avc. was aroented early Sunday morn­ ing after ha allege tly left the scene of an accident. Siler ia cltargcd with reck­ less driving and failure to atop and report an accident. Police aay Siler'a automo­ bile atruck a parked car at 18th Street and Park Avenue and owned by Robert S. Sticfrvoter of 1717 S. Park Ave. Eller was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a lip laceration suffered in the acci­ dent, polite u id . LIFE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS Association of Seminolo County installed new officers, Thursday. From left arc Harry M. Tyson, Zone Fiv» vice president, installing officer; Donnld Tabor, of New York Life, new president; Donald Foster. National Standard Life, first vice president; Wilson Robinson, National Standard Life, second vice president; Walter Britton. Independent Life, secretary and treasurer. Also installed its board of directors were Carl lirorup, Jay Wurneckc, Frank Bniley and C. A. Winn. ------------------------- ------------------------- 1- .. (Herald Photo) Reds May Travel Outside Hemisphere, Court Rules WASHINGTON (U PD -Thc Supreme Court today struck down the federal law which P events U. S. Communist party members from travel­ ing outside the Western Hem­ isphere, Justice Arthur J. Goldberg wrote the decision which de­ clared unconstitutional part of the 1950 Internal Security Act prohibiting members of Com­ munist organizations ordered lo register under tho act from applying for or using passporLs. No one could legal­ ly travel outside the Western Hemisphere without one. Tim rote was 6 to 3 with Justices Tom C. Clark, John M. Clark, John M. Harlan and Byron It. White dissenting. The statute as challenged by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, found by the trial court to be chairman of the Communist party; and by Dr. Herbert Aptheker, formerly editor of Political Affairs, a party pub­ lication. Tho party has been order­ ed lo register under Ihe act but up to now has fought off efforts to make it do so. On June 8, the Supreme Court re­ fused to consider the govern­ ment's appeal from a lower Cily Commissioner* antici­ court ruling that may have pate a long session at the 8 nullified Hie registration re­ p,m. meeting with 18 Items on quirement completely. the agenda. Among them are a public hearing on the reionlng from lt-2 to R-5 In Seminole Park; a dredging easement at Like Ada; an appointment to the Civil Service board; consider­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ation of several areas south of Die present city limit* for Four counties have received annexation, and authorization grants from the stale conser­ of advertisement for bid* on vation department for Hie construction of boat ramps \i pnrumallc roller. Discussion of tho contro­ and artificial fishing reefs. versial closing of Glen way Tho funds thus far paid by Drive by Mr*. Margaret the conservation department Bower will bo heard, with total $7,690 and an additional City Attorney Bill Hutchison $21,790 is slated for use In presenting the legal aspects. other counties for the same Whether or not lo make the purpose. new city parking lot at the The State Game and Fresh corner of First Street and Water Fish Commission has Park Avenue free, metered or received $7,600 for similar time limit, the type of paving project* on fresh water Ukea and Hie authorization to com­ and streams. bine paving and grades on The money is part of a $30,adjacent private property 990 grant from the Outdoor will be another question that Recreational Planning Com­ city commissioner* will dis­ mittee. cus*. Dailc, Palm Beach, Mana­ A request for paving of Hie tee and Sarasota counties re­ alley beside Burpee Seed Co. ceived $1,990 each under the and behind (he Sanford Her­ program. St. Lucie, Ray, Pi­ ald building will be consider­ nellas, Taylor, Martin, Flag­ ed. ler, L e e , Gulf, Brevard, Orange, Dixie a n d Pasco counties are scheduled to recclvo funds for like projects, arcordlng to a department spokesman. 16 Items Listed On City Agenda 4 Counties Get Recreation Fund FSES Seeking Job Counselors Application forms are avail­ able at tin- local Florida State Employment Service for peraon* IntcrrMed in becoming a counselor to help ease the cri­ tical Job shortage for teen­ agers. J. M. Foy, manager of the local office, said to qualify as counselor able* an applica­ tion must l>e a college gra­ duate preferably in counsel­ ing, psychology, social work, education, sociology or relat­ ed fields. Successful applicant* will be given eight lo 10 weeks of college level Instruction beteen July 15 and Sept. 15. Applicants for youth advisor position* need not be col­ lege graduates, but must he over 21 and all applicants must possess special aptitudes ami dedication fur this type of work. The U. S, Labor Departwent last week announced the crash program to train 2,000 counselor* lo help solve the critical unemployment a* part of President Johnson'* war on poverty. Secretary of Labor Willard W. Wirt* said that more titan a million of the 56 million youth 14 to IB who are in the labor force* do out have job*. Terrorist!! Strike MADRID (UPI)—Terrorist* exploded five bomb* Sunday In (cattered district* of Mad­ rid, damaging two bank* and three stores. > Milk Meeting GAINESVILLE (UPI) — State dairymen havu sched­ uled a meeting at tho Univer­ sity of Florida July 7-8 to discuss a federal court ruling which the Statu Milk Commission says left it powerueas. The court also ruled that confessions may not be used In state trials if given to police — » have refused to allow the suspect to consult with tils attorney. The 5 to 4 decision reversed the murder conviction of Dan­ ny Escobedo, sentenced to 28 year* in jail for Uie fatal shooting of hi* brother-in-law, Manuel Valtierra, ia Chicago on Jan. 19, 1960, Fourth Of July Fun Fair For City Planned Plana are nearing comple­ tion for the annual Fourth of July Fun Fair, sponsored by the Sanford Lions Club. It will bo held a t Fort Melon Park on E ait First SL, Lion Bill MacLaughlin announced today. One feature will be tho fro* cyu teats to be given between 2 and 5 p. m., using e new eye testing ntathlna which the Lions Club purchased and loaned to the Seminole Coun­ ty Health Department. Thu machine, which la known as e Titmua Villon Screener will test applicants for visual acuity, muscle baU lunru and near end fa r vie* Ion. Persona who do not paaa tha test will be referred to their physician for follow-up testa. Tha machine, which waa received May 16, will bo utilized to screen school chil­ dren for vision tests. Conducting the screening will be Dr. Dick Daugherty, assisted by County Health Department personnel. Other feature* of the Fair include pony rides, train rides, merry-go-round, a cake walk, penny pitching and other special games and food. Tlio day will bo climaxed by n huge firework* display, starting after dark. Lions Club members are selling ticket* on a prize drawing which will Include a color television sot, a tran­ sistor radio and movie tick­ ets, which will be given away. Tho City Recreation De­ partment la aponsoring two baseball guinea and a chicken bnrbequn in Fort Mellon Park on the Fourth. e n n eiif f t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » S P E C IA L! SUM M ER • • • • HANDBAGS STRAWS WHITE, DEIGE. BLACK MANY STYLES YOU’LL WANT TWO * 2 rum TAX � 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 19, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 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 19, 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/968c5f59e551e2ca15f49abdc6a5e7b1.pdf e59aaca8b945e3f4c67f76500d56ea9f PDF Text Text I ; »V o % ffe # n rfn rl ItftB P ara 4-A— June 17, 1964 News Of Area Servicemen S T E A K stfb ra Pvt. Curtii J. Grcon Jr., h is completinl advanced train­ ing « ■ cinnoner i t the Army Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, June 6th. The 21 year old soldier is ■ 1961 graduate of Som'uole High School and attended the University of Florida G.‘e<n entered the Army in January and completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C. ills parents live in Lake Mary. • • • SW IFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENTINSPECTED H EAVY W ESTERN BEEF SALE. SPECIAL DELUXE-CUT STEAK FROM PUBLIX . Stephen L. Mason, 1*. son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest L. Mason of 2110 Elm Avc. has begun basic training at the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, 111. The nine week training In­ cludes naval orientation, his­ tory and organisation, seaman­ ship, ordnance and gunnery, military drill, first aid and survival, • • * torn Bontlett W estam Beef _____ Rump Roast • •. 89' Sirloin Tip....... ib. 89 Chuck Steak . . . •b. 59* Ground Beef 3 |bs $129 ib . The best there is— Swiff's Premium Pro-Ten — the treat o man heartily enjoys! Truly expresses the family's love and appreciation, making Father's Day the Important event you want it to be! Three Sanford men are now serving with Heavy Attack Squadron Three at the Sanford Naval Air Station, They are Frederic D. Gar­ d a Jr., aviation electrician’s mate 2/c, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Garcia Sr. of 753 Haywood Circle, Sunland; Leroy If. King, parachute rigger second class, son of Mrs. Cora Johnson of 1100 Pine Ave.; Nathaniel 0. Wiggins, avisUon electrlan's mate 2/c hus­ band of the former Misi Caro­ lyn Black, 35 Clark Court. • • • Boneless Beef Roast _____ Tender Enough to Grill I ____ Plus 100 d V /. • r S W IF T 'S a a Capl. Roger J. Sutler, U. S. Army has assumed command of the 149th Transportation De­ tachment near Illcslieim, Ger­ many. Capt. Sulicr Is the son of Mrs. Helen J. Hulton of Long wood. He Is a 1957 graduate o f Ducknell University and a member of Kappa Sigma fra ternity. Ilia wile, Nancy is with him in Germany. ••• Ensign Glenn S. Bingham, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bingham of 330 Hibis­ cus Rd. In Casselberry Is tin dorgolng flight training at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, WhIUng Field, in Milton, Flor Ida. Ensign Bingham will spend •lx months training in the T-28 Trojean trainer aircraft He will also complete a 15 week ground school studying aerodynamics, engineering, meteorology, navigation, Jet engines, special weapons and communications. Legal Notice l a lb * l i m n n f lb * rn u n ly Jn> lar. Srmlnula- I'u a a lr# Stale i f K l u f i l i i la I'x ih a la l a re Ibe K i l i t t n il \V I I . M A M C. ntttKTZKir, • /a/. W 11,1,1AM C. V ox ISIt IK - TZKK, Deceased V I V * I- M i l l I K N otice l« hereby r iv e n that the u n -la r.ty u r-l w ill, on lit. U l h day o l Ju n e , A. IV l i s t praaent to the llo n n ra b la c o u n ­ ty Jud y# of Kenilnol* County, K lo r liia , lila fin a l ra tu rn , a c . count a n l vnu rhera, a> Admin D ila t o r or the K a ta lo nf W II llam V llr lr t a k e , a / k / a W illia m C . Vun llrle la k e , dc.--.v ari, and at aald lim e , then >ud there, n u k a ai-iilli-alio n to tba aald J u d y * lo r a fin a l a a llle m a n l n f lila a d m in istra tio n of aal-l re la te , and fo r an order die c lia r y in y a im aa aucti Adm inta lra lo r. Dated thla the I I day of 14ay, A. D. IS M . W illia m A . H rle tik a Aa A d m ln lilr a ln r of the E s ta te «.f W illia m C Hr to la k e , a / k / a W illia m C . Von llr le t ik r . Defeated. W in d e r needle, lla ln a a I i W ard A llo t naya t !4 l a r k A venua, South W la t it P a rk . F lo rid a Wobllah Sla y IT A Ju n e 1, IP. I I . IS M , JCDIMI a •I 'A P R E M IU M L A B E L S IZ Z L E SEA LED FR AN K S r Ib for Summer Salads FfrP Whole Unpeeled Wesson Oil • • 2t.r 25c Ice Cream • • • • E! 49* Peach Halves 4 #..» $1. Fruit Drink. • 5 «»: *1. Punch......... 3 ««• *1• Flour (lim itD....... pill: 39* Catsup....... 2 'Jr 29* Cake Mixes 3 89* Apricots....... fork Lane Assorted (limit 2) Hunt's Delicious Yollow Cling Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit Flavorful Red or Yallow Hawaiian IV i con Tasty Fresh Masters 29* Cottage Cheese. F&P Flavor Perfect Sliced Beets...... Z ‘ 10* Sm oked Daisies FfrP Whole Kernel Golden Corn . Ib. • Ib. Copeland Smoked or Fresh Country 12-os. • to o • M b. cup can Link Sausage . Swift's Premium Conned Beef Stew.. 25c ’> Swift's Premium Boneless • 65c 65c Tarnow's Whole Hog Bag Sausage . W ith Meat Ballt, Swift'* Spaghetti.......... 3 • • Ib. 59c 1 2 -oi. pkg. 49c ) ♦ ) i * To mow Sliced Party or Splcad Luncheon Lunth Gold Medal Plain or S.R. ta e .M . Delicious Largo Sea Scallops. Hunt's Zesty Flavored Tomato . lb. 69c Ib. 49c Swift's Pramium Sweet-Smoko-Flavor Sliced Bacon . . Pillsbury Assorted pkgi. (W hlta, Yallow, Chocolate, Bavarian, Double-Dutch, Swiss Chacolata) Jfl G re e n S ta m p s S W IF T PREM IUM P R O T IN FRESH GROUND I I I F Complete circulation of the blood through the entire liu man body requires only about 60 seconds. / >) a Army Pvt. George L. Warner Jr. has completed a field com­ munication crewman course at Fort Jackson, S, C. Warner was trained In wire laying, message center opera­ tion and switchboard opera­ tion. He entered the Army In November ami completed bas­ ic combat training at Fort Jarkson, laler attending Springfield, Mass. Trade School. The 17 year old soldier Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Geo­ rge L. Warner Sr. of 40V Trinity Ave., Altamonle Springs. a n Stomps with Coupon Terry W. Rider, Interior communications technician 3/c ion of Mr. and Mra. Mark W. Rider of 159 Plumosua Drive, Altamonte Spring! Ii Is serving aboard the Navy anti-submarine warfare sup­ port aircraft carrier USS Kcarsage, operating nut of Lm g Beach, California. • 4 I JM O re e n S ta m p . W*A «uem m mm * tm ktm tk S W IF T PRCM IUM BR EA K FA ST L IN K SA U SA O I Rmmssmmms. Ow v?»wb O O re e n Stam pi 2 8-os. pkgs. 78« <•»•!»#• ftiU Juno M. IBM) JfU e ttb m H U ia A a d HERM AN ORANGE BAN D SLIC ED COO KED OR R A KED HAM i m cane frozen foods Piilifcurv'a T . i t r M inula M aid Pink at Rafular Crescent Rolls . V.V 29< Lemonade . . . 6 *'.« 69* PRICES EFFECTIVE THORS., F«l„ SAT., M r*. F ilk e rl'i Fall-W rapytd Bird* ly a Q uick F ia ia n H al.ad JUNE II, If, It, 1*64 Date-Nut Bread1™;** 49* Margarine • a . . ctn. 27* ■*HV C n t h w 'i 6-os. pkg. 69c l" » lm m S a l. Juna M. ItSdl m r n m m O W V m W L G reen S ta m p s » * All aaayaa o4 ****** ah TA R N O W 'S ASSO RTED P IZ Z A M S (any stylo, rag. prica) la.atra. S a l, June S*. ItSdl Strawberries . 3 $1. Holloway H a u l* Fraio n Baked Potatoes.........'J;;*- 39* M arian’* Convenient F r o m (• i r If*« »•! . Juno to. It * 4> _____ « V S ? .‘ W _ S* Dog Food.......... 8 ta ll 3 lbs. $1.29 [UlUUUlSUUUlfiJUUUlfilUUl | dairy specials Colo Cat Food or Calo frozen seafoods down produce lane Fancy Florida Bell PEPPERS 2 15* Bread Dough . 3 !£»" 59* Beath’a Quick Fraaaa Soro Lao A yylo Donick Perch Fillets . . . lit 69* Coffee Cake ,. '££• 79* Garden’* Fraaaa Patti** Croon G iant Early Jana Pool ar Fish C a k e s ----VkV.‘ 29* Niblets Corn . 3 ,“',7' 89* ft WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Fresh Crisp California 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. LETTUCE 2 29* m SEMINOLE P L A Z A . Trot Ripanad Florida H W Y. 17-92 & SR 436 LIMES a.. 39* ;oTOwarw_ JM OadAreen S ta m p . Ola aeuaaa aad » A * * a «A H O W ARD JO H N SO N ’S FRO ZEN FUDGE LO A F 20-ot. pkg,, 89c b u im s a l , Ju»« aa. ivtdl mmmrnmm CASSELBERRY, FLA# O ^VnaYW BO JM Oroon Stamps u lA Ale caaooa aad aorAaoa ah B Y R O N ’S K O Z I N PO RK B A R -R .Q SA N D W ICH ES pkg. at 5, $1. O m VaTc’ W f S O JM Orson 8lamps u i A A le m u o m g g i b y o A o u g L S IN G LE TO N ’S FRO ZEN F A M IL Y P A C K BREADED SH R IM P gp M M Q M SM flC I 1 Vd-lb. pkg., S I.19 ftuITulTuuUuTM M M O W m V W _ Jjtf G re e n S ta m p s «<A A lt aoiyoa m4 r w d u i all Sntuckir’s Strawberry Preserve! 3 12-os, jaro, $1, •oaoiroo sau ion. a*, itaaa )) �Reapportionment Sure, Bryant Says Seminole ^ C LO « * Lt. * * # on the St. Johns * * 4> ♦ “The Nile of Governor Now Undecided On Extra Session America” S tm tlit * formation Office got an unex­ tribute * (T lr r "S a m " I)ow o f Heavy Attack Wing One’* Public In­ pected County Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Fair throuph Friday with afternoon or cvcninp showers; hlph today 90-92: low tonipht in 70s. Wednesday morning from the command­ VOL. fits ing officer o f Reconnaissance United Press Leased W re I established 190b TH U R SD A Y, JUNE 18, 10t»l SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 215 Attack Squadron 5. Seated in the ready room prior to take­ o ff for Pacific Fleet duty, Cdr. Paul F. Werner turned to Dow, commenting: "Y ou know, Sam, you're the finest PIO officer I ’ ve ever had the privilege to work with." » • • Then the commander added with a grin: "There's just two things the matter with you. You're getting out of the Navy, I hear, and you're geting married.” Dow ac­ knowledged both were right. • • * Board To Hear Appeal CI)R. P A U L F. W ER NE R , comniandinp officer o f RVAH-5, waves to his superior officer this ntnrninp as he prepared for a flight from San­ ford Naval A ir Station to Alameda, Calif., where his squadron will join the Pacific Fleet. Wishing him a safe flipht is Capt. .lames Mayo, com­ manding officer of Heavy Attack Winp One at (H e t iilil P h o t o ) the local station. Last 2 Planes Leave Sanford For Pacific Speaking of the Sanford Na­ val Air Station, w e’ ve found few military installations of its kind offering such cooper­ ative attitude to Die public. Other bases in the area do a fine job, to be sure, but we'll Friends nml Navy prrsnnvote for Captains James O. M ayo and Robert D. Ware ncl were on hand this morn­ ing for the final phase of the and their stalls, historic transfer of 270 men • • • A |HJslal vacancy survey and equipment from Reranconducted by carriers in sev­ nni«*aiioe Attack Squadron 5 eral Scminolo communities to the Pacific Thrider. Trans­ shows 5.0 per rent o f all ports carried the men to A l­ dwelling units are vacant. The ameda, Calif., and the attack survey was held in coopera­ carrier USS Ranger. Also leaving were two more tion with the Federal Hous­ RA-fiC Vigilante reconnais­ ing Administration. • • • sance bombers which are lin­ That v o t e r registration ing deployed at sen fo r the I» r o b 1 e m at Casselberry first time. The squadron’ s four others brought out one interesting piece o f information. Seems flew- to Alameda yesterday. that somu Casselberry resi­ Today's flights completed the dents have boxes at the Kern move o f Squadron ft to the Park Post Office. Does sound Pacific Const for subsequent a bit odd. deployment to the Far Fast. • • • RVAII-B is the first Atlantic At Gainesville, Desta Lee Const unit In recent times to Horner, 419 Lakevlew Drive, deploy West. and Lawrence l ’ivcc Jr., 428 Squadron spaces today were Summerlin Drive, were nam­ a scene of hustling activity ed to Deau's list at lire L'nl-i and emotions n» crows hoard­ versity of Florida during .be ed transports for the 2,300winter trimester. mile trip. • • • Their destination, and home Longwood andtraffic fata­ for many months to come, lities seem to be wedded this w ill In- the CSS Ranger, an year. The county now has had 1.100-foot supercarrier o f the six persons die in traffic acci­ Forrestal rlnss dents. Four of the fatally in­ The two RA-SC’ s taxied jured havebeenfrom Longfiotn the flight line and roar­ wood. The accident taking the lives of the latest two victims ed down the runway into the cloudless day. One o f the occurred in Longwood. Just recently the Coun­ needle-nosed planes was pilot­ ed by Commander Paul F. ty Commission authorized traffic signals for the Inter­ Werner, commanding officer, section o f U. S. 17-92 and M t tho man who will lead the 431 where three of the six Sanford airmen through each ol their varied commllm* nl> persons have been killed. Let's exercise extreme care os they operate as an inlegin driving anywhere, especial­ ral part of our U. S. Seventh ly in Seminole and particularly Fleet. at that intersection. • • • Here's an appeal to folks who reside in Sun Iand from other folks who reside in Sunland. They want the citizenry out there, especially the youngsters, to help keep Sunland Park Creek free of de­ bris. The creek has Just been cleaned out for the second tim e this year. If the creek becomes congested it poses a severe problem. • • * Aid Asked To Half Cuban Arms the Monson Motel that has been a chief target In a drsegration drive herp. Sev- era! rabbis wrre among Uie demonstrators arrrslrd. m w A ... B R IE F S Propaganda Plot L A G U A 1 It A , Venezuela (U P D — Political police are in­ vestigating an attempt to smuggle roinmuni-st propoganda from Cuba into this country by way of Miami. N ikita On Farm FYN ISLAND, Denmark f U P I )—Soviet Prem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev, a country buy wild grew up In Russia's bread-basket, took his lour of Denmark down on tlie farm today, Cyprus Before U N U N ITE D—NATION'S—N»—V t( U l 'l ) — Tlie Cyprus crisis came back to the Security Council today for debate on a proposed three-month exten­ sion of the UN peace force on the embattled island. Reds Retake Hill V IE N T IA N E , Lai is (U P D — Communist l'atlut Lao forces today were re|x>rtt‘d lo have staged a lightning counter at­ tack at Phou Knot and recap­ tured the important hill from neutralist government troops. 53 For Barry Fiffhting Flares Eager Exiles WASHINGTON (U IM )-T h e U. S. Court of Appeals today ordered the arm y to reinstate M aj. Arch E. Roberts, who was ousted two years ago for nuking a speech without clearing it with the Pentagon. ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI>— A wild elvil rights demon­ stration tiro hr nut today at WASHINGTON (U P D — Flfty-Uirce House Republi­ cans declared Wednesday that a GOp ticket headed by Sen. Barry Goldwatcr would help­ ing hurt—the parly's chances TH E HAGUE (U P II - Suri in congressional elections this nam has urgently requested (all. Dutch naval assistance to pre­ vent the smuggling o f Cuban arms into neighboring British NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P D — Guiana, Informed sources said Fighting broke out again to­ today. Surinam Is an automou* day between Greek and Turk­ ish Cypriots in tlie northwest­ Dutch-owned state on the northeast coast of South Am er­ ern part of Uds embattled island, t h e ica. British Guiana, the scene Mediterranean of recent racial-political vio­ United Nations C o m m a n d lence, flanks It to the norih. said. The pump that burned out at the County Home recently was the third one to go in the last three and a half years. Dy tho way, a replacement The premier of British Gut was made immediately to ana. Cbed II Jaean, is an avow­ provide fire protection. ed Marxist and admirer <d ♦ # • David M. Drown doesn’t Cuban Premier Fidel Castro Qualified sources said arms let a little distance bother him and ammunition from Castro's when it comes to voting. Hit mother, Mrs. Buford Brown, government have been smug report* David voted in both gh-d across Surinam into Bn primaries—even though tic’s ttsh Guiana via the Corantine stationed in Korea with the River which forms part o f the IJ. S. Army. Probably the long­ border between the two terri est long-distance ballots to lie tories. Surinam was reported to cast locally. have doubled its police and • • • A chicken barbecue is plan- army units along the border in urd for Friday from 5 to 7 an effort Ui halt the alleged p m. at the local Klk* Club- munition* flow but turned to The Hague when the smug­ grounds with proceeds being gling continued. u»ed lo defray expenses of 70 to 80 boys of Scout troop 244 who will be leaving soon for a 10-day slay at an Indian res­ M IA M I (U P I1 — 'T wo little ervation in the Smoky Moun­ known exile group*— seeking tains. The barbecue and trip the exile esteem that goes will be sponsored by local with a surceasful anti-Castro Elks. attack — have both claimed Reinstated Bulletin credit fur linking the •tune Castro patrol boat, but on different day*. The most definite word abcut the sinking has come from the Castro government, which confirmed the lo** of a vessel, but said it was only a fishing boat.. Fires Controlled N IIG ATA, Japan tU PD — Oil refinery fires in this earthquake-stricken city ap­ peared today to have been brought iimirr rontrol and Japanese army troops turned to Hie monumental task of re­ building. Aid Bill Split WASHINGTON (U P D — A Mouse appropriation* subcom­ mittee was reported sharply split today over its chair­ man's proposal to chop 500 million from President John­ son's 43.5 billion torcign aid bill. 25 Ships To Cuba MIAMI t U P D —Cuban refu­ gee* mid Inday 25 ships fly­ ing the flags of Am erica’s European a l l i e s delivered cargo to Communist Cuba in May. The Mur refugee organ­ isation said Britain led the way with H vessels delivering oil and general cargo to Cu­ ban ports. Greece was next with four ships, followed by Norway with two and Italy with one, tic rciugecs said. T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) __ Gov. Farris B r y a n t said Thursday there wasn't any d o u b t Florida's legislature would have to bo reapportion* ed under a U. S. Supreme Court decision but he hadn't made up his mind whether to call a special legislative acs. sion lo do the job. Against Trailer Park Seminole County’s Board of to install a trailer court on a Commissioners Tuesday morn­ parcel of land consisting of slightly less than four and a ing will hear an appeal half acres with a 300-foot front­ against a decision by the age on U. S. 17 92 in the Lake Board of Adjustment to per­ Ada area. Washburn, owner of the pro­ mit Hal Washburn of Maitland perty. plans to install and ope­ rate the business under tlie name o f Takamashi Trailer Court with a Japanese decor. The court will consist o f 47 spaces, some as large as 50 by 70 feet and the smallest ones to by 63. A Maitland realtor. Washburn’s plans also call for a six - foot G ENEVA (UPIj—The Unit- cypress Japanese style fence ed States and the Snv let to border Hie frontage of the land, the development of a Union today announced agree­ beach on Hie rear of the pro­ ment on an agenda for the perty which bonier* I gi ko first time since the 17-nation Ada, buildings to tainso laun­ disarmament talks opened dry, offices, bath houses, rest here in .March, 1962. rooms, all in Japanese style fh e Soviet Union limnedarchitecture. iately followed up Hie agree­ Sixteen-foot wide asphalt ment with the disclosure It streets will lx- built along with will take a more "flexible po. a playground 3«o by 30 feet sition" on U. S. proposals for between the fencing along Hie destruction o f jet bomber* 17-92 and tlie eastern bound­ as a disarmament measure. ary. Soviet Deputy Foreign Min­ Washburn contends that the ister Valerian Korin, who park will bo one of the most earlier had demanded the ini- attractive trailer courts in tins mediate destruction o f a|| section of Florida. Imiiiihers in the air fleets of County zoning regulations Hie major powers, said today irovid e that the only areas lie was changing to a stage- in Seminole whore trailer by-stage process. courts can be installed arc He said Moscow- will take C 2 (com m ercial). In M 1 other opinions into account in (industry) ar„! A-1 (agricul­ reviewing its plan for dcstrur- ture) zone* conditional use tion of the bombers, which and special exception permits Hie West had rejected a* un­ must tic obtained and courts realistic. may be Installed after public Ill* new posit M j increased litAring sin. approval by 'the Western hope* that the U. S.- Board of Adjustment. p r o p o s e d twinhci- bonfire” — •Since U a-iihurn's property a plan to get rid u i certain D zoned M l he applied for types of bombers on both the additional use and special sides _ might be adopted by exception permit. His request the Russian*. was granted subject to the The agreement on the agen City of Sanford agreeing to da, showing a new spirit of provide sewerage and the 30Easi-West cooperation, was day appeal period. The City worked out by U. S. chief of Sanford las agreed to pro­ negotiator William C. Foster vide the service. and Zorin. It was unanimous­ The decision o f the Board ly approved by (he lest o f Hie of Adjustment bn* licvti ap­ conference at tiiis morning'* pealed by A. B. I’ eterson Jr , representing clients Herman session. But U. S officials cautioned Goodman and Roliert Silveragainst any belief that agree- strein. and by Allen Orlando morn on an agenda signifies Inc., represented by L. L. an instant formula for Fast- Havre. The public hearing on the West accords on the questions appeals Is scheduled for 10 lo be discussed. Zorin's speech followed the a. m. First Accord On Agenda Reached By U. S., Soviet agenda agreement. He said that Limbers, although out­ dated by missiles, remain a potent means of nuclear dolivery and the Soviets would like to see them all destroyed. I he United Mate* lias pro­ posed that a beginning lie made by destroying U. S. IU7 and Soviet TU16 liomlH'rs Both arc obsolescent types which are Ix-ing phased out o f service. Woman Hurt In Two-Car Crash ★ 'V lid U j; I Enrichment Of Detachment Gets New Life CRD Aim, Officer-In-Charge Jernigan Says Tot Strangled By Mother Altamonte OKs Appointment Wallace Woos Louisiana's 10 Herald Index H O U M A, La. (U P D — Polire got n call Tuesday saying someone was heating a child in the Houma fire station. They rushed to the station and searched it hut feund only a fireman's radio playing ■oik ' ii roll music. Up To CommiHHion TALLAH ASSEE (U P D — Gov. Farris Bryant s a i d Thursday it will be left up to the Milk Commission to de­ cide whether it it needed for apparent limited control o f the dairy industry, of »ou ld not tha he Legislature productive since no concrete program haa been prepared. Instead, he aaid, (he Legislature should wait to take action ■t the next regular acesion early in 1963. ★ ★ ★ Rrynnt told hla morning tiewa conference that undothe court ruling, handed down ('l)R . I>. I', ill UN I>AY today took over ns officcr-in-clmrKO o f Detachment three daya ago, the alatc'a 8 o f Heavy Attack Squadron 11 this morning in colorful change o f com­ legislature had been uncon­ mand ceremonies at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Cdr. Mumlny it ahown stitutionally apportioned lin e* reading the orders of the change as Cdr. Frederick Garment Jr„ tho re­ the end o f the W ar Between tiring officer, listens. (Herald Photo) the Statea. He aald fo r 100 ycara Floridian* had been electing illegal stato legislature*. The governor aald ther# wna atill serious question in Ida mind about Hie need for an immediate apecia) session to meet on reapportlnmnent Cdr. Donald F. Munday to-( Carment Jr. ami tlie cere­ because the high court didn't May took over a* officer-in mony was viewed by Capt. rule directly on the Florida The major function of city charge of Heavy Attack Sqm James Mayo, commander of case. He said tha question waa recreation facilities is to drmi It, Detachment 8, in Heavy Attack Wing One. Mumlay’s assumption of left hanging whether tha serve ns largo a percentage charge of command ceremon­ of people as possible and to ies at the Sanford Naval Air command of the detachment court just didn’t g e t around places him as the Hiird offic- to ruling In the Florida eaaa provide democratic and inclu Station. He succeeds Cdr. Frederick cr-tn-charge since Hie detach­ or whether It had special *ive activities, Jim Jernigan, ment'* organitation in 1962. plana for tha aUte. Ha aald City Recreation Director told In addition to being deployed he'd wait until next Monday, Kiwanlans Wednesday. aboard attack carrier* o f Hie the Inst ilny when a ruling "W e are not a social welfare Second Fleet for seven out of could be handed down, to sec. organization. Our aim is to The governor said he was Hie last 12 months, the detach­ enrich Hie life of our citizens, ment has managed to garner up several houra last night by providing piaees amt acti­ many Important awards, such reading tho U. S. Supreme vities for them to enjoy in as the 1963 Heavy Attack Court opinion Jn the Landtheir leisure tim e," he snid. !N I)/ h i-.’ A P O L fS (U P D — In defining Hie meaning •« A mother strangled her 2- Wing One Bombing Derby mark enso. ro holder of! He said he was convinced "recreation " Jernigan said yeai-ohl daughter in her bed Championship, the AUanlic Fleet " K " and '*>“ 4 G>« proposed constltutoday Hint then planted a " ia‘ no > i,r,,s,i;'k variou* monthly awards based tlonal amendment fo r a 43" * « * " • ,he fn * ” > "hate note" implying it was a senator, 112 • repreientattva *ince the benefit* are racial staying beneath the on Itornbing skill. Munday take* command of legislativo make-up did not abstract. child’s body, police said. Uia "Somcimes work ran b j re­ Police Bgt. Leonard Di-hn an orgnni/ation that has an­ meet requirements o f creation, amt some people nml l.L Spurgeon Davenport swered ninny varied commit­ court decision. But he suld he didn't know make work out of recreation," suld Mrs. Yvonne Robbins ments since it* inception. the mechanics fo r removing the director noted. broke down and admitted aha it from the ballot. He aald ha Some of the phases of re­ strangled her daughter, Terri. might ask the state Supreme creation include youth activi­ A fte r Hie slaying Delia Court tu tell him wbul should ties and competition, coopera­ said Min. Roberts wrote a be done. tive activities, physical fitness, note which said "W e don't Altamonte Spring’* Town Bryant said apparently tha fam ily camping and picnick­ like white kids. I f you don't Council Wednesday night con­ court had decided that tha ing, athletic programs, for move we'll gel another one." firmed file appointment of present form o f government adults anil Junior Olympic pro­ Helm mid Mrs. R obots Harold Capps a* new town in tho United Statea wna not grams. put the note underneath clerk. consistent witli present day "Sanford doesn't have to T rrrl'a body and then pre­ Capps was approved hy needs and "the court has set take a back sent to any other tended she hail found Ihu member* of U>c Council dur­ town of equal size in the func­ out to maks over our govern­ body. ing a recent but unofficial ment in what they consider a tion and scope of our recrea­ Delia sail! tlie note was meeting and fhe new clerk tional activities," he said. more ideal form ." printed In Ink on notebook assumed his duties last Mon­ Kiwanians held an "edeualie said if ho derided to day. thmal breakfast" at Touch- paper. cull a special session, ha The Rohhin* family, includ­ Last night's special and would probably ask Uie law­ ton's drug store at 7:30 a. m. today, to improve the under ing’ the father Joseph, a sign open meeting of Hie Council makers to revise the Consti­ standing and participation of painter, and Hie sons Chris­ made It official. Tho action tution while they were in tha topher, ft, u ii it Timothy was unanimous. new Kiwanis members. cupitol. N'ex week's program is to Wayne, I t months, moved into Miami attorney Rlrhnrd If, lie a fattier and son day, with the racially mixed neighbor­ Max Swann, who put tha members bringing their own hood about five months ago. WASHINGTON (U P D —Tlie state's apportionment prob­ »ons or member* of the Kiw­ N avy’* newest FnrrrsUI-clasi lems in the ruurta two years anis Junior la-ague baseball attack carrier will be named ago, suid ha plana to nsk U. learn. the USS John F. Kennedy, the 8. District court to remova White House announced to­ tha amendment from the N o­ vember ballot. day. Savannah Docks On Maiden Trip Childish Sound To Rock ’N Roll ★ morning he feela a special rail A New Smyrna Beach wo­ man, Ida H. Padgett, suffer­ ed multiple injuries Wednes­ day shortly alter ( p, m in a two car crash at 25th Street and Mellonville Avenue. Police reported she suffered a concussion, cuts, a shoulder fracture ami possible rib frac­ tures when the car in which she was riding collided with one operated by Benny Hay Hardy of Tavares. Details of B A TO N ROUGE, l.n. (U P D W A S H IN G TO N (U I ’ D — the crash were not immediate­ — G"V. (h o i go Wallace o f ly available. A group o f prominent Re­ Alabama returned to Id* publican*, accusing the John­ home state today to begin son administration o f ’'diplo­ planning strategy he will use matic schizophrenia,” urgo In all attempt to rapture that more troop* nml naval Louisiana's 10 presidential units lie stationed near ComBRF.MFRHAVFN, Germany electoral votes. muni t thieiiteiind areas in fU P It — The NS Savannah, Wallace spent the day in the Far Fast. world's first atomic powered Hie f,oiii«iami captlal Wednes­ The (ini’ Critical Issues merchant vessel, completed day, addressing a joint ses­ Council, in Hie latest o f its her transatlantic maiden voy­ sion o f the legislature am) u position papers, called on tin- age today. fund-raising dinner. udm inistratin to face the Capt. David B. McMichael, Ife was tapped by conser­ reality o f Communist Chi­ skipper o f the U. 8. govern- vative Democrats Hi head a nn's tin eat to Asia and Hi be­ ment-owiled 453 million Savan­ slate of unpledged elector* ill gin immediately to build a nah, said hu never once had the November general elec­ bold, comprehensive strategy to fall back on conventional tion. for victory against Red ng power in the today crossing. The Savannah carried a 150grt-saion. man crew. 200 tons of automo­ biles, drugs and mail ant) 13 passengers on her historic Abby ........ ........ ----- Page 10 crossing. GOPs Urge Use Of More Troops iw m ★ 8rn. Mack N . Cleveland Jr. o f Sanford said this Classified ........ Pages 2A-3A Comic* .............. . . . . Page 11 Editorial .......... ... Page 1A Funeral* ........... ....... Page 2 Horoscope . . . . . . . . . . Page 11 Society ............- .. Page* 69 Sport* . . . . . . . . . . . T V Program* .. . . . . Page 10 1*4gu ID We the Women ITSS Kennedy Housewife Just ‘Chopped Off Snake’s Head’ TUJUNGA, Calif. (U P D " I should have liven petrified, hut 1 watn't. I just gratified up a hatchet and chopped that snake's head o ff." I l l is was the calm atnry a 21-year-old housewife t o l d nuHiorllie* Wednesday after she killed an lH inrh-long rat­ tlesnake Hint invaded her Kit­ chen in this l/is Angeles sub­ urb. .Mrs. Sandra Morrill said she was feeding tier son, Den­ nis, 10 months, when tlie rat­ tler crawled from behind a chair. Her liushand, Dennis Sr., was on artlvc duly with his naval reserve unit In nearby I»n g Beach. After killing the reptile, Mrs. Morclll telephoned the Humane Society, which ad­ vised her to put Hie fanged head in a bag and bury it. Barry Legacy SE ATTLE (U P D —Dr. Lor­ en G. Shmat. physician and surgeon who died here Sun­ day at the age of 76, left five per cent of hi* estimated 4250,000 estate to Sen. Barry Goldwatcr. �Bear Lake Troop 2 3 0 Has Award Program Oviedo Man Is Georgia Tech Welcome Wagon Graduate Events Planned By Board rR f # tn T o rB Ifr a T B T*age 2 — June 18, 1964 P la m tor upcoming eveota o f (he Sooth Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Club were made Monday by U membera of (he executive board who met at Trade Wind* Cafeteria for a dutch luncheon followed by a business meeting conducted by Mre. Sandy L a l’oma, prci* (dent. The club'a June general meeting will be held next Thu rid ay at Mid - Florida Country Club beginning at 11:30 a. m. Luncheon will be served at noon and carda will be played In the eftemoon following a brief huatnen aet­ a ta . Plana were completed tor a Splaah Party to be held at Mid • Florida for club memhere, their gueate and mem­ bers' children on June 2» be­ ginning at 10 a. m. In other bualneae at the board meeting, report! were given on the visit to * uni and Training Center to O rlw do recently when a birthday par­ ty waa given for one of the children apoaaored by the club. The next board meeting will be held July 13 at 11:30 a. m. at the Forest City Home of M m . Maryann Mile*. Those attending will enjoy a aalad •cramblc. PTA Council Board Has Meeting By Julie Bartoc An executive board meet­ ing and luncheon of the Semi­ nole County Council trf PTA w a i held Tueeday at the Alta­ monte Springe borne of M m . M. F. Kewhner, council aecretsry, to plan the coming year's activity. Present for the meeting w ere John Angel, second vice president; Ivan B ow en, M m . EHiebeth Horton, Mrs, Joe Parelchak, prgram chairman; Mre. Lillian Donaldson, histor­ ian; M m . Frank S tadia, par. liamentarian and Mm . Georga Hearn, praaident. Speeding across f r e a e n lakaa on rator-adgad runntrs, lea yachta have been clocked at 144 miles per hour. Funeral Notice • nnWN, JOIKFH n U S K l I S — Funeral aarvloaa for Jo. s*ph Franklin Brown. It, 111 Club Hoad, Hanford, who dlad ’Wadnaaday, will ba bald at 3:in p. m, Friday al Mlatlonary Altlanr* Church with hav. Charlaa l>aaa Jr. off|. elating. Burial will b« In Zvargraan Camatiry. Tha body la la rspoaa at r*,ldcnia. Family hat ranuaatad that rontrlbuttona to Ameri­ can Canctr Fnalety, a.mlnol. Unit, ba mada In llau of f timer* matnknw Funeral Humi In eharsa of arranaamtnla. By Maryann Mitre Advancements to s e c o n d class and tenderfoot rank* to membera of Hear Lake Boy Seoul Troop 230 were pre­ sented by Gerald Aldrich Jr. during ■ recent court of hon­ or. Making second clast were Bill Anderson and Barry Gib­ bons. Tenderfoot advancement went to Dennis llerota, pres­ ent fo r the ceremony and to Max Weiner and Kevin end Craig Bierkman who were un­ able to attend. Dennis alio had the priv­ ilege of being the first In the group to receive the newly designed kerchief fo r the troop which Is red, white end blue with a white bear In one corner. The design was created fo r Troop 230 by Hugo Rigglo Sr. A candlelighting ceremony was conducted following pre­ sentation o f tha awards. Hugo Rlggio Jr. held tha lighted candle end lews were repeat­ ed by Gerald Aldrieh 111. Thle week the troop will make a five mile hike at a campsite near St. Cloud, m turning In time fo r Father’s Day on Sunday. Bruce N el­ son Is scoutmaster and Bob Bunnel Is assistant. By Kvelyn Lundy James Man cultlvatas about 25,000 specie* o f plants, about 10,040 o f which are cherished for their ornamental flowers. ADVANCEM ENTS IN R A N K to members o f Boy Seoul Troop Bear Lake were preaented recently by Gerald Aldrich Jr., left, Anderson, Bob Andeson and Berry Gibbons, second class and to Herota, tenderfoot, (Herald 230 of to Bill Dennis Photo) HKH class at Georgia Tech, lie received his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering de­ gree, Cooperative Plan. Jim waa graduated with the Class of 1959 from Oviedo High School. An outstanding student for twelve years, he was valedictorian of his class GET ON BOARD. little chillun, this is n very special train with some president of the Student Coun­ very special engineers. Hucksters for the Atlnntie Coast Line's trnvel cil, received the American L e­ package to the World’s Fair, these four pretty girls recently toured San­ gion and Danforth Foundation ford, singing, giving out souvenirs and handbills. Pictured front left awards and waa voted the to right are O. D. Curtis, general passenger sales agent; Miss Nan John­ most valuable basketball play­ ston, Miss Ellen Hester. Miss Sharon Lewis, Miss Carolyn Wilson and B. er. He was one of the first C. Deans, accordianist for the group. (Herald Photo) students to be recogniied for his outstanding scholastic abi­ lity and was chosen to attend Stetson University's Advanc­ ed Studies Course given for few of the more advanced stu­ dents in the state. jgrino, William Grogan, Phyl­ Available tc you without a JUNE I f Jim was granted a Martin doctor’s prescription, our Adm iitioos lis Rumor, Jack Hairs, Alfred drug called ODK1NEX. You Company Scholarship and Co­ Rosie McKinney, Charles E. oped at Marlin, in Orlando. Anderson and Clay Williams, must lose ugly fat or your Ho was on the Dean's list and Willis Jr., Itiah Rome, Don­ all of Sanford; Irvin Morion, money back. No strenuous extras*, laxatives, massage is ■ member of the National nie Joseph, Carolyn Pelle- Oviedo; H e b e r t Bradford, or taking of ao-called reduc­ Honorary Mechanical Engln-j Altamonte Springs. Edward ing candles, crnckers or eoring Fraternity, Pi Tau Weary, DeBary; and Doris cookies, or chewing gum. ODRl.NEX is a tiny tablet and Sigma. Fraatr, Lake Mary. ensily swallowed. When you He is married to the form­ Births take ODRINEX, you still ener Nancy Mason, daughter of To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Joy your meals, still cat the Mr. and M m . H. B. Mason of McKinney, a Baby Boy, San­ fooda you like, but you aim. Goldenrod. ford; and to Mr, and Mrs. ply don't have the urge for lie has accepted a posi­ Donald Eraats, a Baby Girl, extra portions because U li­ lt I S'EX depresses your ap­ tion with the Florida Power Lake Mary. petite and decrease* your end Light Company and will Discharges desire for food. Your weight report to Miami for alx weeks Shirley Manning and Baby must come dewn, because as training the latter part of this Girt, Longwood; Aline Hen* your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh month. drix, Tina Rose Hendrix, less. Get rid o f excess fat Jeanne Hendrix and Janice and live longer. O D RINEX Hendrix, all of Titusville; costs $3.00 and is sold on Beatrice Raulcrson and Baby this G U A R A N T E E : If not Boy, Barbara Ann Bryant satisfied for any reaion just return the package to your and Baby Girl, Alice Beau­ druggist and get ycur full JIM BROOKSHIRE WASHINGTON (U P !) lieu. Sandra Philagc, Mary money back. No questions OD RINEX is told The Smithsonian Institution Scott, Annette Jones, Vcnisha asked. Wednesday received one of the Nickel is Canada’ s leading Barr, Dale Van Duscn, Caro­ with this guarantee by: Me Reynolds Drug M ore — microphones uied by Presi •sport metal in terms of dol­ lyn Rise and Ocle Campbell, Sanford— Mail OrdeM Filled. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in lars. all of Sanford. his "fireside chats" to the ns tton. The presentation was made by the CBS radio network and its Washington outlet, station WTOP, A second microphone used for the historic speeches whs presented to President Johnson. FAT OVERWEIGHT Hospital Notes SOUTH SEM INOLE Welcome Wagon Club recently visited Sunland Training Center to give a birthday party for Darlene, one o f the patients sponsored by the club. Making the trip were Mrs. Nora Norris, Mrs. Lois Cohen, Mrs. Juanita Moore, Mrs. Helen Green, Mrs. Melnine Stewart, Mrs. Sandy LaPoma and Mrs. Clare Paulsen, left to right. Also going but not pictured were Mrs. Lucille Crowell and Mrs. Cathryn Wesley. Casselberry Cub Scout Pack Names Winners In Olympics By Jena Casselberry Cub Scout Feck 540 o f Cae■clbcrry held ita own venion o f the Olympics Sunday after­ noon beginning with an Irapreislva parade from the Cas■elberry Community Method­ ist Church to the Tost Office with each cub scout carrying an American Flag. Tha young athletaa gather­ ed in front o j the poet office for the Hedge o f Allegiance to the Flag before participat­ ing In tha following games: Walking tha plank, discus throw, hop, skip and Jump, javelon throw, shot put for both distance and accuracy, running end standing broad Jump, nail driving, and pitch­ ing horseshoei. Ribbons were presented to the winners following these events by Cubmestera W elly Krnhne end George Miller. Individual grand total win­ ner* war* David Miller. Dan Miller, David Ford and Tom­ my Balmer. Den Two, M m . Frances Setje denmother, took first place in neruinulaUd points| Den Four, Mre, June Brookshire Pierson of Oviedo, w ai one of the 1,253 graduates of the 9600 For Cancer Mrs. Adam Muller, chair­ men o f tha DeBary Cancer Unit, reported today that more than 1800 has been received to date in the current fund railing drive. Contributions still are being accepted and may be delivered to M m . Mul­ ler by mall or in person. Edward III, son of Mr. and Sirs. F. A. denmother, took year old division were Danny er Britton, fourth. second piece; Den Five, M m . Miller, first; Tommy Iluliner, Awards In the 11-12 year Templeton, Jen* S e s i o n i , denmother, second; Jay Krall, third; old division One, Mre. James Miller, fourth; end Carolyn Milter, denmother, Tommy Iddlngs, fifth. In the fourth place and Den Three, nine-ten year old diviainn, Mra. Clydeyn* McKemie, den- wore Harry Wright, first; Arthur Newberg, s e c o n d ; mother fifth piece. WlnneM in the eight-nine John Cherwa, third; and Lest­ third place; Den went to David Miller, first; Ray Templeton, second; Herb McKentle, third and Lester Templeton, fourth. The program closed with Retreat and lowering of the flag. FDR’s Mike In Smithsonian SPEND YOUR MONEY WISELY TO-DAY Insist On Getting A Full 5 Year WARRANTY On Unit - On Parts And Buy From An Air-Conditioning Specialist ' When you see this ^ ?v If 9 Jg ** N* Bring on trie heat wente...this ones bul/Ho Seatif f New 1964 PHILCO Texan High-Performance S&Zu COOLING CAPACITY HE’LL ENJOY THE YEAR ’ROUND you’ll be glad you bought a Plymouth! has 26,000 miles more to go. Ford end Chevrolet warranties on these parts end here. RECLINING CHAIRS A I R P lt-T B R Every men deserves the comfort uf one o f our rhalre. In many color* and fabrica. $38 H you keep your new Plymouth for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, you'll be protected all that time by this remarkable warranty. If you trade it earlier, you'll have a car which should be much more attractive on the used car market. Either way you’re far ahead with Plymouth. EASY TERMS A ik for FREE ADMISSION TICKETS To Tha American Pavillfun of Interior*, W ORLD'S FA IR . No Charge SN U I 't NOW SLY(SOUTH'! ITRONtB t/SO WARRANTY RROTtCTS TOUt Chry,l„ Corporation warrant, tor t year* or 50,000 mda,. whichever comai tint, agoinat defect. In meleriel, end worhmenehlp and writ rapleca or ropair at a Chryeler MpRsra Corporation Authorized Deeler'a piece ol bunna,*. the engine bloth, head and Intarnal perta, intake manifold, watar pvmp, Iranamiaalon caaa and Intarndl part* (**dudmg manual dutch), torque convertor, drtva ahetl. univaraal joint*, roar aaia and dlNaranttst, an* raar whaal bearing, ot it* I960 automeb!*,. provided the awner ha* tha angina oil chengad avary 1 month, sr 4.000 mtaa, whtchavar coma, lirat, Ih* oil tiller i,placid avary aacon* ad changa ang lha carbureter air fitter cleenad avary • month, and taplaced avary 2 yaari, and avary S month, furmahaa to auch a dealer avid,net el performance al lha taauirad larvica, and raquaata lha daalar to cartity (l)racaiplof auch evidence and (Z) thacar'a than currant mdaaga. — O PEN F R ID A Y EVENING S i j; I M ATH ER 203-09 E. lat ST. m ».* \ * Gsrmicidal. Wuhibia 2 laysralor better filtering) • Choice of 7 decorator fronts to match your, room decor • Pushbutton Controls a Automatic Thermostat (• Special Ventilation Control pumps stale air out. brings tin fresh, filtered air ’* Adjustable Grilles New Ptiilco High Perform ance Cooling System GUARANTEED 5 YEARS Phtko warrant* to ongtnsl U S purchaiar. for ona year sftsr pure haat. ( m s etching* or st Phricot option repslr (excluding transportation, sarvica and labor charge* snd finishes) of any part defective In material or workmanthip and raturned through Ptulco’a dealerdiitributor organization. Sealed system (compressor, evaporator, condenser and connected tubing) so war­ ranted additional four years. A N D A L L P A R TS AS CERTIFICATE • Weather ply finish • Tilt-Down Front gives easy access to washable filler Same Day Delivery Expert Ewy Installation Payment! — SHOWN ON D A Y OF PURCHASE FOR Term* F U L L 5 YE A R CUSTOMER PROTECTION Guaranteed Servlet Imagine what this can mean to resale value! o f Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT i D O U B L E CURTAIN Leisure Hours AT NOTHINO LIKE IT F O R R E MOVING 0IRT, DUST. POLLEN FROM THE AIR YOU BREATHE N o w PhtlcOi*- D /R T For Hia S TA R T NO OTHER HIGH PERFORMANCE AIR CONDITIONER GIVES YOU ALL THESE FEATURES Plymouth's engine and drive train warranty4 See Our Wide Selection Of PRICES handles toughsit cooling job* 322-0983 BRASS MOTORS • 5/9 East First S t, Sanford, Fla SOUTHERN Ph. 322-8321 AIR ____________ 2512 Park Drive Sanford, Fla. �s - •' 'K . I I it G O O D Y E A A in ^ R 1 V* I ■ GENERAL NOW7 E L E C T R I C G E N E R A L @ 1 ELECTRIC BIG SCREEN STEREO CONSOLE CONSOLE T V AN AIR CONDITIONER DESIGNED'5/>ft/JItfK FOR BEDROOMS... • 6 Speakers *o • AM FM FM-Stereo Tuner • Record Saver • Record Storage • Dual Channel Stereo Amplifier • All Wood Cabinetry GENERAL NO M O N E Y D O W N RC 4231 U P TO 36 MO. TO P A Y Ikmeftfc Recliner Just For Dad J j m !• with the purchase of this Stereo Console Compare A t $49.95 GENERAL © ELECTRIC Coffee Table STEREO Superior viewing pleasure In a cabinet of Mehegeuy • r Wolmrt groined finish styled In the slim, modem • Big 21" square screen, "Daylight Hue" picture • • Full power transformer. Automatic gain control • Large front-mounted spanker • Swing Away Garrard 4-Speed • Cabinet with Moheg eiy-gretaed lln ls h en herdheerd Changer : 6 Speaker System N O M O NEY DO W N 3 AM M FM. Stem* Tuner U P TO 36 MO. TO P A Y • Record Storege Space e All Wood Cabinetry J I <d Recliner For Dad On His Special Day — with the purchase of this Stereo • I N S T A N T IN S T A LLA T I O N . . . thanks te built, in side closure panels end lightweight construction. • QUIET COOLING . . . .sleep undisturbed te wake refreshed. • AUTOMATIC THEKMO. STAT . . . maintains da> sired cemfert (are stentfy. • WASHABLI AIR FILT1R am ! $ with the purchaae o f thin net Compure No Money Down - A t $ 19.95 Compare A t $49.95 WE JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" * (d e m m 0 ELECTRIC 2 3 " C O N S O LE T V CEM flA L @ A IR STOCK DECORATOR CONSOLE STEREO Model fh . MfSOt • GE Seal Beam Picture Tube • • • • • 6'/| Inch Dynn Power Speaker, Front Mounted • Lifetim e Circuit Board %A±a e /R EC LIN ER 1/ • Compare A t 149.95 With The Purchaae O f This Set 2 for|SALE te use • Foid-aw oy handle • easy to carry • aasy to watch • Daylight Blue - aasy to hear e Front mounted O-C Fsckct Portable Radis Smalt in sire and price— * giant In perform*nee! Six transistors. Complete with tenon carry case, private earphone, batteries. Top CrC duality ell the my, NOW ONLY $ 1 2 9 95 p ELECTRIC • II inch big screen picture • Built-in telescoping monopole antenna • Top Mounted Controls For Easy line • Carry handle-designed for easy portability • Full power transformer chassis e Big 19” Daylight Blue Picture NO MONEY DOWN FREE STAND! ?14995 $1.50 Per Week g o o d / A s Low As $9995 $1.25 Per Week y ea r SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9:00 f , *1 * D E LIVE R Y • 12 pounds light As Low A b and M | 9 GE 0 Famous “Daylight Blue" pTctura...tha clearest, sharpest, most lifelike In TV • Built-In Telescoping Monopole Antenna GE Escort Portable T V OF MeCel smoveo r e c l in e r Compare At *49.95 With The Purchaae Of ThU Stereo L IN E nm U A L PORTABLE Duel ceexlel speakers Dual ckonnst stereo amplifier Diamond stylus In ceramic cartridge Custom 4-speed changer hoo! COMPLETE GENERAL © ELECTRIC No Money Down Up To 36 Mo. To Pay 7 ™ 36 Mo. To Pay CONDITIONERS — FREE ELECTRIC GENERAL ® A 19" PORTABLE No Money Down Up To 36 Mo. To Pay CONDITIONER Recliner For Dad! NO MONEY DOWN UP TO 36 MO. TO PAY Jh e e ! ELECTRI C. PH. 322-2821 �Mack Cleveland Alternate To Demo Sessions NOT Club Gives Project Report By Deri* Dees Proceed* o f glBJO from ■ carwash and bakeeala spon­ sored last Saturday by th* North Orlando Teen (N O T ) Club worn reported et a meet­ in g o f the group held Mon day night with 21 member* In attendance. Funds from tho projects, and those te be sponsored In the near future, w ill bo need to purchase equipment and auppliaa fo r tho elub'e sum­ mer recreation activities. I t was agreed that recrea­ tion fo r the six through 12 year olds, which w ill be eu pervlsed by a teenage boy and girl and ona adult, will b* conducted from V a.m. un til noon on Tuesday*, Wed­ nesdays and Thursday* start­ ing next Tuesday, June 23. The cold drink atand w ill bo open. Members voted to change data o f their weekly dancee from Wednesday nlgbt to Thursday night with tha first to be bald from T:S0 p.m. un­ til midnight, Thursday, June 26, Drata will bo optional however It was voted that no "sh ort" short* will be allow­ ed. In ether bus Insee the N O T* elected Kay Wilson as assist­ ant sergeant at arms; Lennl* W est as reporter and Jack W est as adjutant. State nated G R A N D V IE W AVENUE K IN D E R G A R TE N pupils, directed by Mrs. A . J. Bracken and assist­ ed by Mrs. F. L. Dampier, held their annua) spring program a t First Baptist Church. Tak­ ing part were, front row, Janet Cobb, Deane Wood, Melissa Westbrook, Martha Jo Hardwick, Debbie Reagan, Reed Fraaaa, Sharon Klein, Cheryls Horton; second row, Mary Altman, Emma Ynnnros, David Parker, Tom Hollings­ worth, Butch Rymnn, Ilicky Mann, Steven Lcnch, Monica O lliff; third row, Paul Thomas, Roy Harden, Bobby Rape, Charles Markley, Greg Atkinson, Toni Mathews, Ben Lynl; bock row, Ilicky Stringer, Jimmy Rosemond, Mark Struughn, Michael Durant, Rick Moreland, John Hoganson, John Tucker, Tommy Bell. 4-H Group At UF Campus WASHINGTON <U PI) Dr. Edward C. Welsh, execu­ tive secretary o f the National Aeronautic* and Space Coun­ cil, Wednesday night urged private Industry to make greater effort* to sell Congrass and tha public on lbs apace program. Industry Is not now "carry­ ing Its abaca o f thia part of the space Job.- said Welsh. " I t should not he poseibte lor anyone to take asctously tbs public diatribes against tbs national space program ." AF Launches Satellite VAND ENBERG AFB , Calif. (U P ! ) — Th# Air Fbrea late Wednesday launched e satel­ lite from d ill West Coast space and missile base toward an Intended polar orbit. l b s aateUMa employed a Thor-Ageoa combination, asms aa those used for llw Discov­ erer serlee over e period of several y e a n . la keeping with eecurlty policy, the A ir Force did not disclose the type o( abet, nor the purpose. Registration Set Friday In North Orlando Russia 'Flexible' On Bomber Destruction G E N E V A (U I ’l ) — Russia and playI f they participate la the Mack N. an alternate Food-For-Peace Plan Beefed Up WASHINGTON (U P I ) The Agriculture Department plan* to offer beef to foreign countries under Hie Food For Peaca program, It announced Wednesday. A spokesman said local cur­ rencies would be accepted as paym ent 11a empha tiled that no sales agreements would be made without first finding out if they would interfere wltn regular sales o f other heel exporting countries. will PIO N E E R ING READS TH E CLASSIFIED ADS Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER SINCE 1947 CHEMICALS, EVERYBODY i: HOME FOGGING SOUTHERN TH E i’ UHLIX AW A R D , handsome trophy given annually nt Lyman High School to the top senior girl in Home Economics, was won this year by Susan lion Esse, an honor student and daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Gordon II. Bon Esse. Presentation wus made by Mrs. Mildred Dzurus, teacher, during the school’s class day program on June 6. (Herald Photo) day night awarded plaintiff in a damn go auit a total o f g is ,. 090 following a two-day trial resulting from a ear-blcycla crash Sept. 22, I960. The Jury deliberated an hour and IS minutes. Judge Voile A . Williama got tha verdict at 8 p. m. Plaintiff* were James R. Voeker, 11-year-old at tha time of the mishap, and Mrs. Iren* Padgett, his mother. The defendant wa* Muriell Abram* o f th* Lake Mark­ ham area. The child area awarded |12,. 300; the mother 16,790. The youngster was on a bl. cycle on Orange Boulevard near Paola when It was struck by a car drlvan by Abrams, testimony showed. The youth was critically in­ jured but hat line* recovered. Counsel fo r the plaintiffs wera Mack N. Cleveland Jr. o f Sanford and William Whit­ aker of Winter Park. The de­ fense w ai handled by Maurice Paul o f the Orlando law firm o f Sanders, McEwan, Schwara and Mima. IS YOUR HOME A IN — You'll get the iresponse INC. N O W OFFERS CONTINUOUS M O N TH LY SERVICE A G A IN S T A L L HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND FOGGING C O O L IN G SYSTEM You want when you use M fart, yeer Vonnd • A M Mating Og your present ^ a ttfu rb • tnaiM st Ew value af year REASO N ABLE JOB RATES LO W M O N TH LY SERVICE COST Hounrhold Sprays Swim m iRf Pool And Sprayers Chemicals • Trad* In your aid equipment SU R V E Y A N D SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. C A L L 322-5492 FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS WANT ADS C A L L US FOR FREE ESTIMATE W AU 1811 8. Sanford A ta. PLU M BING , H E A T IN G , A IR CONDITIONING 822-8982 WrrxIH A Circuit Court Jury Tue». delegate from Florida to the National Democratic Party convention and will meet Tuesday with that group In Tallahassee. The Florida delegation will select a permanent chairman and assign voting power, ac­ cording to State Chairman Warren Goodrich. Goodrich told the United Press International the or­ ganizational meeting will be administrative in nature. The delegation Is pledged to Pres­ ident Johnson. One order o f business will be to determine which del­ egates w ill have a full vote, and which will have a half a vote at the convention which open* Aug. 21 In Atlantic City. The slate ha* 6(1 delegates and 19 alternates, but only 61 votes. Goodrich said 42 o f the del­ egates will have a full vole each, while the other I t will have one-half vote each. The other two vote* are for the national committeeman and national eommlteewoman who are listed as alternates. Goodrich said the delegation plans te go to the convention by train, arriving at Atlantic City tha day prior te th* op­ ening. Other Item* to be discus*ed at the Tuesday meeting will b« housing, transportation and possibly th* assignment o f member* te convention committees, Goodrich said. Zorin's statement cams soon adopt a after th* United States and "flexible position" on Am er­ Russia announced agreement ican proposals fo r th* destruc­ on topics to be discussed by the disarmament conference tion o f Jet bombers. here — the firat time they Soviet Deputy Foreign Min­ ister Valerian Zorin modified had concluded such an accord sines the current arms talks Moscow’s earlier proposal for began In March, 1902. tha ImmadlaU destruction of Zorin said bomber*, al­ all bombers owned by major though outdated by missiles, powers and said he would pro­ remain n potent means o f de­ pose a stags-by-staga process livering nuclear bomb* and Instead. the Soviet Union would Ilka to Zorin told the 17-natlon see all o f them destroyed. disarmament conference Mos­ Th* United State* has pro­ cow w ill take other opinions posed that a beginning be Into account In reviewing Its made by destroying American all-bomber suggestion, which UI7 bombers and Russian had been rejected as unreal­ TUlO's, obsolescent t y p e a istic by tha West. which are being phased sut of Th* Russian statement in­ service. creased Western hopes that It may be possible to work out some agreement with the Helen Belle*, o f Indiana, Soviets fo r a "bomber bon­ was the mother o f Hsrold fir e " which would b* th* first Macmillan erst British prime physical act o f disarmament. minister. it B i Darla D i l i Registration fo r the North Orlando summer recreation program w ill be held from 8 until 4 p.m. thla Friday at tha Civic Building la the wlllage recreation area. A ctivi­ ties are scheduled to begin next Tuesday, Juno 28. Parents w ill bo required to register children eig through IS y e a n o f ago and teenager* who ora net members o f th* M M Orlande Taan (N O T ) C M M B he required te reg­ ister la ardor that they may More than 600 o f Florida'* top 4-H Club boys and girls arc spending this week on the University o f Florida campus for the first state conference. Representing Seminole County aro Carmen Adrlatlco, Cathy Caminack, Sandy Nlklcr, Bill Hein and David Jakubcln. MIsa Ruth Ilarrle, family life specialist, Florida A g ri­ cultural Extension Sendee, led a discussion on the topic “ Who Am I I " at today'* morning assembly. Th* afternoon will b* spent In butx groups, followed by a campus tour. An evening o f music with the Florida Summer Symphony, Edward Troupln conducting, will round out th* program. Dr. M. O. Watkins, director o f the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, will close the conference with a Gashhack and a look ahead on F ri­ day morning. N A N C V V IR G IN IA GRAMKOW , operating room nurse at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital, hnn been comminsloned a second lieutenant in tho Arm y Nurse Corps and will report fo r active duty Aug. 10. She hnn been at the tho local hospital ulnce October, 1962 and U a graduate o f Camden Clark School o f Nursing, Parkersburg, W. Va. Shown during the commisaioning are, from left, Sgt. Frank Crowley, Sgt. Junnie Wheeler, Lt. Grantkuw and Lt. Donald Nollimler. Othera interested in joining the Army can contact the recruiter at tha National Guard Armory Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.in. said today Space Program 'Sell' Urged Senator VuffurV $18,090 Awarded In Damage Suit Cleveland Jr. haa been desig­ CCs Military Unit To Meet 11m M ilitary A ffa ir* Com­ mittee o f tho Florida State Chamber o f Commerce w ill meet at Cocoa Beach Juna 2626 to develop a work program. Tha committee baa about 100 members. Ita purpose Is to assist th* development o f military faellHiss and related Industries In Florida, according to Chair­ man J. K. Galloway o f Wlntar Park. "W o a rt vitally In U r n led In assisting the develop­ ment o f Florida's economy as It Is related to military faclllUt* and defensa-orlanted iadustriea,” Galloway said, Headquarters fo r tha meattag w ill be tha flamad* Inn. A tour o f tha Cape Kennedy complex w ill be held Thurs­ day while Friday builntss aeaalona w ill bo held. (Tfr Page 4 — June 18, 1964 JUST CALL FA 2-212 �i • « • - % it Barry's 'S o ft' Votes Scranton's Best Bet Prince Edward County Placed Under New Federal Court Order Washington » * *1 # b * v . » » ** i '«® (uri) — Both Goldwater and Rcinn- Scranton raids and Scrnnton wafer delegates on whom The battle (or the Republican ton have their own lists o f forces don't want to lip their Sr rant on would be wn sling preiidential nomination now h i a blandishments. F i r s t delegates regarded as waver­ strategy. hat boiled down to a desper­ ing, But they aren't telling Despite the paychological among these are the 8fl Cali­ ate search by Pennsylvania anyone, least o f all each warfare being waged between fornia and 32 Indiana deleGov. William W. Scranton for other, who and where these the two ramps, there seems gates whose state laws re­ Sen. Barry Goldwater’a “ so ft" delegates are. Goldwater sim­ to bo aome agreement that quire them to support Golddelegates. ply isn't about to i n v i t e there are "00 or more Gold- wafer. With the Arizona senator already in possession, at least on paper, o f enough delegate votes fo r a first-ballot victory at San Francisco next month, Scranton obviously must cut into the Goldwater strength as well as round up most of the remaining uncommitted and “ favorite son" delegstions. Goldwater supporters confi­ dently predict that Scranton w ill make no converts among the senator's "publicly com­ mitted” delegates. Scranton backers hint that they al­ ready have changed some votes and are hot on the trail o f other “ soft" delegates. "T h e county board of sup­ ervisors are directed to e x ­ ercise the power that is theirs to levy taxes and raise funds adequate to reopen public schools on a nondiscriminatory basis as are the schools in the rest of V irginia," U.S. District Judge Orcn Lewis said in the onder. The lan­ guage was almost the same as the high court's on May 25. The judge also extended his 1961 Injunction prohibiting the county from using tax-sup­ ported state and local funds to help send children to private schools as long as the coun­ ty's public schools remain “ t won't tell you directly.’* replied Lewis. " I know of no closed. Segar Gravatt. an attorney lawyer who would ask a Judge what the penalties arc for for the county's hoard of sup­ contempt of court." ervisors, asked Lewis what The maximum daily fine 11 penalties the county could ex­ $10,000, Gravatt told newsmen pect If it found " it impossible later, "but the sky's the limit as fa r as jail goes." to comply with the order." M Feld s Old Glory Post 183 Has Installations Ry Donna Estea Recently elected officers of Old Glory American Legion Post 18.1 and its Auxiliary Unit were form ally installed during ceremonies held fol­ lowing a join t meeting o f the organizations Monday evening at the Post Home in Fern Park. Carotins Frid, sixth district commander who served as in­ stalling officer, praised the Post for its service to vet­ erans and urged members to keep up the good work. Assisting Mrs. Frid were Leonard Lisse, district execu­ tive committeeman; Penny Caldwell, sixth district ad­ jutant; A1 Marsh, sixth dis­ trict chaplain and Nets Frid, sixth district sergeant-atarma. Installed were Jack Beau­ champ, commander; F r a n k Bteudle, first vice command­ er; Maurice Rudolph, finance officer; William Chambers, service officer; Linton Cox, chaplain; Clell Rice, histor­ ian; Ralph Streblow, ser­ geant-at-arms and Thomas Lofgrln, adjutant. Mary Brown, sixth district auxiliary president, served as Installing o fficer fo r the Aux­ iliary Unit and commended members on having achieved 100 per cent membership. A s ­ sisting Mrs. Brown were Maude Young, sixth district aergeant-at-srms; Della Kryder, acting district chaplain and Mollis Stcudls, acting dis­ trict secretary. Installed were Mrs. Ernest­ ine Forward, firs t vice presi­ dent; Vesta Payne, eecond vice president; Lillian Severs, sec­ retary; Ruth Rudolph, treas­ urer; Elisabeth llllle, chap­ lain; Lillian Cox, historian; Eva M. Keller, acting first vice president and M ary Kollman, sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Grace Ambachsr, president, was unable to attend the cere­ mony. Purnell Named By Systems Inc. » RICHMOND. Va. (U P l! — A federal court followed through on a U. S. Supreme Court mandate Wednesday and gave Prince Edward Coun­ ty seven days to raise money to reopen public schools shut down five years to avoid in­ tegration. O R LA N D O — Richard F. Purnell has been named sen­ ior product engineer at Sys­ tems Inc. and their subsid­ iary, Electronic C r y s t a l s Corp., according to an an­ nouncement made by 8. M. Kaplan, president. Purnell will be responsible for coordinating all technical aspects pertaining to their marketing operation. This in­ cludes the preparation o f technical proposals, msrket reiesrrh, product planning s i well ss tha introduction o f new products Into sales mark­ ets. Systems Inc. designs and manufactures electronic test equipment and crystal filters while their subsidiary pro­ duces precision quarts crys­ tals. Purnatl joinsd the company in 1081 aa manager o f deeign engineering. P rior to thie he was a s ta ff engineer at Wurlitxer Company, North Towansda, N . Y . Hera he wee in­ volved in m ilitary ordnance products and specialised com­ ponents fo r ths commercial market. From 1067 to 1069 he waa a project engineer Involv­ ed in digital automatic sort­ ing ayetema at BtewsrtW a ro ir Electronics, Chicago. k ® W H IT li^ itBiUlniL Compart to $4.50 Nationally Advertised Brandt! Glvo Dad Saasons of Comfortablo Stating••• M E N 'S SH O RT S LEEV E BETTER DRESS SHIRTS R ELAXING , RESTFUL ALUM INUM ROCKER FOR TRAVEL KIT SAVf e All single-needle tailoring lhat's found fn costly shirts! e Collarti regular, snap tab, butlon-doWn Oxfardil a Perfectly tailored, full cut; eaiV-launder fabric with lustrous finithi e S iu t 14 to I f . . . give Dad enough for Summer! White broadclothl 1.9 3 • Strong, 1-Inch ofumlnwn tubing; spun aluminum ends • long-lasting 14-webbing; cleans with damp doth • Sitei 23Vi* x 3 3 1 5 ",.. folds flat e Bound In be his favorite “ ot vote” chaW V. SAVE 2.03 Blade, brown o r natural slmvlatsd leather. W ith matching slippers. Ptmptr his fwt eee SOFT-SOLE SLIPPERS They'd be his favorite athome '’shoes.*' Butter-loft uppers with soft soles in liM d to H C m ! Fin* Batista Man's Short-Sleeve Knit MEN’S PAJAMAS SPORT SHIRTS Knits, Solids, Stretch Man's 4-Ply Shape-Retaining Man's Oanulne India Men's Cotton Seersucker SWIM TRUNKS UNION SHIRTS MADU S SHORTS BOATfR JACKET 3 .8 7 zed; Sanforised • Short tleevo, knee length w pogafof long lagl Mm ’i comfortable, Phillips spiked ond cotton woavee a B an an a, blue, wdlew, beige, white; S J t ii a Packet style; 3-placlet e MlgMy-styled tarpeen plaids a Comfortable boner style h, bluet, *reer«i V « U 3 .5 8 front, or Jacquard designs a Holds, stripes, tolldi; white a Ivy and beltlen; sites 29. blue a Also many other lobritt a While, black, red, ok *e, 41 4 .8 7 a Drawstring hoed and bet- a Zip front; elastic evHt, t pockets a Cray, blue, greee; IA U , XI G O L F S H O E S With sueded uppers, crepe sole and heel and Phillips spikes; the perfect golf dtod 6 to 12. 3 famous Jim Perrier Sava 2-4SI Two-tray Easily Parfablel Sportster Sava 3.131 Heavy-gauge 24" WILSON BAILS TACKLE BOX COLEMAN STOVE BAR-B-QUE GRILL " 1 Save 331 Croat relaxed Fields* Pra-Hoctric Quality ■ IMMOCKASTANDj SHAVE LOTION J e B A Wflsen-quolHy gelt bolt recommended by Jim ferried Dad could uee a detent J ° Unbreakable plastic, 111 compartments; box site solid when fuliy opened. Use lor feet meals, Bet cof­ fee, heat duck blinds, emer­ gency, etc. Weighs only 3 Ms. Heavy-gauge sleet, 24” Prebowl; nickel-chrome grid; crank elevator; A" wheels; folding legs. 34 by BO tnchei; durable can­ vas, fringe trimmed, 4-point hammock iMndl Helps lubricate skin; sets up beard for closer shaves,- doe. Willi ante Electric S h n a ; § 7 O n. ____________ 1.33 ■ Both Great Stores Open Daily 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sunday Q / d Q U A L IT Y p«l .mase'd A L W A Y G . D ISCO U N TS One-fourth, o r ■ persons, of the populiUoo of Europe died of bubonic pislo s in the 14th century. ’' W W Vm Z ' 12 Noon to 7 p. m. ■ B £ A? > < i �n fflj* SanTorb V rrfT B Bonus Baby Bunker Hurls Orioles To A L's Top Spot Pape 6 — June 18, 196' About Sports Thinking Belinsky Posts Out Loud Fourth Win In Beating Nats 0/ Julian Bfenstrom What ■ heartbrcskcr — •gain—for David bet Skipper fe e li even lorry for Lee. W e’U Senkarlk the young hurler of the Locomoth'e En IjI ii it DOWN W riter W ally Bunker and Bo Be llneky can measure the future von it. In hia next outing he contract after his graduation hurled another no-hitter but, from Capuchino High School even more unuauil, he lost it. In San Bruno, Calif., and loos­ ed forward to tha prospect of Then to cap it all off, Lee making one trip with the Bal­ went out and tossed another timore Oriole* befora being no-hlltcr—three in a row. But farmed to a minor league club. be lost that one, too. Playboy Bo, meanwhile, had uet been handled a ticket to But to lop even that, in losing the opposing pitcher, the minora by th* Los Angeles Angeles and was about to be Beokarlk, hurled a no-hitter handed his walking papers by loo. actress Mamie Van Doren, Whew! Getting a hit in that Both muit have noted how league is getting to be—shall far a determined athlete can go In ona year Wednesday we say—unusual. night when Bunker pitched Yesterday we happily re­ the Orioles Into first place in ported that the South Semin­ the American League and Heole Little Association, spon­ liniky doubled hla 1003 vic­ sors of the Little League and tory output fo r th* Los A ng­ the Senior League In that eles Angela. Hunker’* effort w ai a 6-1 area, had decided to alternate victory over tho Chicago games. Until recently Little Lea. White Sox while Rellnsky was gue games were played at the winning pitcher tn tha Cooper Field In Caaaelberry Angels' 0-3 triumjih over the Recreation Park at • p.m., Washington Senators. The victory put the Orioles and Senior League tilta be­ gan at • p.m. The aisocla- one full gaino abend o f the lion decided to alternate White Sox and a game and a the games and start some half In front o f tho third-place Senior loop contests at ■ New York Yankees. Belinsky, who's trying so p.m. and lJUIe circuit en­ hsrd this year that hia halo counters at • p m. That plan, we understand, fa pinching, went 7 1-3 inn­ lasted only one day. Frankly, ing* to register his fourth win we'd like to sea them s lie r ngainst three lours, nato the games. We think the The Dostnn Red Sox nipped youngsters would like to play the Yankees, 4-3, In 12 Inn­ under liio llghli Just as much ings, tho Cleveland Indians a i the senior boys. Also, If a swept the Minnesota Twins, Little League game runs over­ 3-2 and r.-0, and the Detroit time they must stop It so the Tigers downed the Kansas Senior Lcagua game can start City Athletics, 3-2, In 10 inn­ promptly at 8 p.m. ings In other A L games. It seems to us that plsn leaves the Little league hold­ ing the "little'* end of the "littla " stick. * * • We alio understand the problem concerning the name of the park In which all South Seminole Little Lcaguo and Senior League games has been settled. Great! W e've been advised by Ken McIntosh, atlornpy for the Town of Casselberry, Uiat Councilmrn agree that It's okay to call It Cooper Field In Casselberry Recreation Park. We’ re also told that lea­ gue officials havo stamped liielr approval on it, too. For the past two weeks we've been calling it that, anyway. a s * With tha sixth running of tha "Firecracker 4U0" leu than a month away et Day­ tona's Internationa] Speedway July 4, 37 of the world'* fastest itock cars already ara entered In tha 100-lap battle fo r mure than $01,000 in post­ ed awardi. Tiny Lund and Paul Gold­ smith, driving ca n sponsor­ ed by Hen-Sun Motors o f Sanford, will be among tha boat o f drivers shooting for the more than $11,000 In Drat place money. On July 3, the Speedway will frature n pair o f 30-lap (justifying races. On July 3, time trials will determine the two pole positions. Drivers hove estimated that e speed close to 176 miles per hour will be needed to win one of tfao coveted polo spots. Tha present qualifying mark la 100-plua set by Junior John­ son a year ar;o. ( Sports gtneen In the City Ilccrcallon by reflecting on where they Department'! Little National stood a year ago today. League. Pink-cheeked Bunker had Lee pitched a no-hitter and just signed a $70,000 bonus By the way, just before the season opened the South Sem­ inole Little Lcaguo Associa­ tion sponsored a candy sale to raise funds to help pay fur the lighting of Cooper Field. I'rlsra were announrrd for the youngsters selling the most. Tw o blryelea plus no telling bow many bats, gloves and balls will be banded out Naturday, June IT. But we underlined that'a tentative. Also It hasn't been established wbat time the prises will be awarded. Before the tin t game, be­ tween guinea, after the last game? One thing's certain! The two boya who get the bikes will be tlio association's big­ gest boosters. • • • / By FRED UPl National League Phlla. S3 22 BOO San Fran. 3S 23 .501 Clnn. 31 27 .534 avt Pitta burgh 31 27 .534 sv* MUw. 30 30 .300 st* Ixw Ang. SO SO .500 st* Chicago 28 2$ .500 st* St. Louis 30 31 .401 « Houston 21 34 .431 St* New York 1$ 42 .300 11 Wednesday's Result* Chicago B Philadelphia B San Francisco S Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 3 N. Y . 2 St. IxwU 2 Houston t L. Angeles S Milwaukee 0 Friday's Garnet Lns Angeles at Clit. (N ) Phlla. at New York 2 ( T N ) Houston s i Milwaukee (N ) San Fran, at St. Louis (N ) Chicago at Pittsburgh (N ) International Wednesday's Results Richmond 1 Toronto 0, 1st Richmond 3 Toronto 1, 2nd Buffalo S Columbus 2, 1st Buffalo 4 Columbus, > 2nd Rochester 2 Atlanta 0, 1st Hoc he* ter 4 Atlanta 2, 2nd Syracuse T Jacksonville 1, 1st Jacksonville ■ Syracuse 4, 2nd y Oilers In 14-3 Tilt It's beginning to look like through the entire season with­ the Standard Oilers of the City out a victory. Of course, It's one objective Recreation Department'* L it­ the Oilers don’ t want to tle National League is going reach. Several times they've to make It—make it, that It, headed up opponents—even in the final frame in some in­ stances—only to lose when their adversaries have pushed over winning tallies with last Inning rallies. But It wasn't even that kind of a case Wednesday when First Federal romped on the Oilers by s 14 to 3 count at Fort Mellon Park. Rain washed away the First Federal evened its American Legion’s j u n i o r season's record at 10 wins and baseball contest slated tor 10 losses behind the pitching Sanford's Memorial Stadium arm of Eddie Grooms who set Wednesday night. Manager down the Oilers with the strike Frank Ttioma*' Sanford nine rut weapon. David Wiggins waa set to tangle wllh Orlan and Al Grooms tripled tor the do's Post 242 outfit but, ac­ Savingsmcn and Kip Braden cording to Thomas, "the field and Cook had doubles for Standard Oil. waa standing in w ater." An afternoon contest yt>a Thomaa said the affair will scheduled between be rescheduled at a later date terday, Perfection Dairy and the but no date was worked out championship Navy nine in last night. Donnie Smith, slated to han the Little American League die the mound chores for the was postponed beesuse of rain. locals last night will be given It will be replayed at 7:30 the assignment again Friday p. m. Saturday, Fort Mellon night when Thomas takes his Park. Legion Contest With Orlando Postponed Legion nine to Orlando for Its first engagement with Post IS. He reported that Jim Courier out with a back ailment, was somewhat Improved and that he might use Courier on the hill. But he added, " I 'll do that only If I have to." Thomas said Courier has no difficulty with his arm or with throwing. The problem, the local skipper said, Is wllh run ning. " I t hurts his back to run," Thomas added. The locals have complied a 6 and 2 record so far tills season. Saturday night the Sanfond nine returns home to host New Smyrna Beach. Program Is Planned tv S a The first of these meets will Sanford boys wishing to par- in a aummer track be held there, one at St Pet. program arc invited to meet ersburg. another at Ocala, and with Seminole High School's yet another at Melbourne. track coach, Dick Williams, Two cross country meets will at 6:30 p. m. Friday at Evans be held at Boone High in Or­ lando and a decathlon is slatHigh School in Orlando. "Th e reason for meeting at ed for Evans in Orlando on Evans," said Williams, "is July 24. Williams said he wanted to tint's where the first of eight t r a c k meets will bo held talk with as many Sanford under the sponsorship of the boys as possible who arc in­ Florida Association of the terested in participating in United States Track and Field this program. "W e ’d wclcom* youngsters, too, from all part* Federation." of Seminole County." There will be four groups, Williams explained. Group I will take in youngsters in the 12-13 age bracket, Group II Wednesday's Results is for boys 14 and 15 years of Knoxville 7 Ashville 0 age, Group HI tor f ' j j e 18 Lynchburg 4 Columbus 2 and 17, Group IV for those IS Macon 11 Charlotte 7 Chattanooga at Birmingham, and 19, and Group V tor those 20 and above. ppd. rain lielpste w m m V f ■>> - ifi 'f t t f f l SECOND H A L F CHAMPIONS o f tho City Recreation Department’s Junior Hoys League are these members o f the Shrine Club. Pictured (front from left) Billy CIrncey, Mike Yentsch, Ron Dudley, Steve Leach, Jimmy Warren and W. R. Beasley. (Back row, from le ft) Danny Butler, Jimmie Oxford Tim Sain, Lamar Oxford and Mike Long. Behind the plnycra nrc (from left) Assistant Manager Mike Camp, Trainer Mnrvo Slone and Manager Jerry Cupahnw. The club will meet the first half champion Elks team in the league playoff at tho close o f the regular seaBon. Members not pictured are Brad Hollingsworth, Paul Pivec, Dale Wall and Steve Bailey. (Herald Photo) W HY PAY MORE Houk Likes Yankee Image; By n *rry Grayson Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W YO R K (N K A )— Slnro th* advent o f the New York Mels and their bunner-curryIng claque, there has been considerable talk about tho Yankee Image. The American League rhatn plons long have been pictured a t highly efficient, austere and arrogantly dominating. Soma insiet that this picture comes through even on home and eeiorn television lubes. Kegardles o f tho Yankee likeness in the public's mind, Ralph Houk, the new general m a n a g e r , isn't about to change it. * * • American League People predict the dead-last New York Met* In their mag­ nificent new Shea Stadium in Flushing will outdraw the Yunkeui this i m u n . T h o prouil Bombers attracted only 200.0IH) mure in the Bronx In 10<>:i than the 1,080,108 who jmid to root and toot for tho Mots at the ancient Polo Grounds. The Yankee'* p r i n c i p a l trouble, attendance-wise, lit tho luck o f attractive oppon­ ents. While a hculthy Mickey Miuitlo ploying every day would help, the club still needs a pennant race. * • • a i n t s ONE COAT AC1YUC LATEX HOUSE TAfHT the Yankees can do nothing. The other outfits must im­ T R IM AND D IC K 9 IN A M IL prove in a league now paying • mm U fl IKtfCTAMCT *9 2 4 • Inr-NIUIM AND UP A l l lUDACII South Seminole Senior League Sec 9 EXHIBIT C H R Y SLER PLYM O U TH IN C. The All America Game ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S 0NLYS1708-31 Saturday Evening Juna 27 9:30 P. M. CHANNEL 9 ta-^sawrrf by Tha Rartfsri lanntaci Crea f t Inapt Is yia kp a: ARCAD E PACK At.’ E STORE OPEN D A IL Y — 9 A . M. - 6:15 P. M. Crumley-Montelth, Inc. $1$ E. F IR S T BANFORD W R G IV E TO P V A f.U E STAM PS Phong 322-0375 $99 W a t First Street 519 E. FIRST STREET - SANFORD, FLA. FA B H N 6S U N CH R YSLER PLYM O U TH INC. A ► ,0 I I 1964 Little American ■ i '* FREE RONOSUN I SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! i B U Y O NE • GET O NE M am iCaftt& t p Toni Osborne To QUART PRICKS Compete In Pee Would N ot Change Picture 2SPICIAl FOR 1 LOW PRICE Wee Tournament South Seminole Lilile League * If Southern League 1XCIPT OAH WOO# the prico for generally Ignor­ Toni Jean Osborne, 7-ye*r • M i l l $M 09 S IM IC L O S S rot* 2 4 9 ing N egro players five years old Sanford golfer will com' MIHUTtS IN A M IL • N I W I O M WOO#. plete in the ItBh National Pee or so after Jackie Robinson MITAL M MASONIF *4 ) 9 9 Wee Golf Championships at bruko the color line in Brook­ P R IM IU M HIGH 9 IRTIIKMI SUMACH GLOSS IN A M IL A A Rio Pinar Country Club In • SOAR ANO WATIR lyn. ALSO QUA9TS Of OTMIft Orlando June 23-24, touma Tho Yankees can't get peeVNTIRIOS AND IXTIRIOft PAINTS EVERY ment director W. F. "B ill" pin through the turnstiles 2nd G A L SAVE Calms announced yesterday. with irrelevant gimmicks such B U Y 2 A N D The meet, sponsored by the as being tha underdog* end Casae! berry Plaza Greater Orlando Chamber of having a story-spinning char­ MARY Commerce and Minute MakI acter os manager. Casselberry 838-7681 Company, fcaturns competi­ CARTER’S tion in five separate age divi­ Basic research leading to sions for boy a and girls rang­ a * evidence that porpoises poss­ 209 W. First St. N S W YOIUC ing from 3 to 15 years-old. ess echoioeulion ( ‘'sonar” ) w o r l m r a in ' Little Miss Osborne will play Tho difficulty, therefore, Is faculties was first conducted Sanford 322-3649 In the 6-7 age group. She is Ihc n lenguo problem about which at Mtrineland o f Florida. Rose and W ilk'i Restaurant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ "F o r the life o f me I can't gar E. Osborne, 203 Brad­ on top o f the Sandspurs tee anything wrong with the League at Jet I.anro with shaw Drive. Yankee Image," said Houk in Harold's Spar Service close hia new office at tho stadium: behind in second spot. A tic " I f winning consistently gives for third Is shared by plerro’s the wrong impression, then Manufacturing and P. /euli the entire idea o f all games and Sons. Next in line la Mary Is wrong. That la what Brown's Beauty Shop and Jet everybody is trying to d o Lane*. M 23 .610 Baltimore win. What do they want the Joan Krieck fired e 223/507 Chicago 33 22 .600 1 Yankees to do— lose? I'd to lead the league In all de­ New York 31 23 .589 It* hate to think th* world is partments while pacing PierCleveland 30 27 .526 6 moving backward. Manufacturing. Pat Rob­ Minnesota 82 29 .525 S "Yankee Stadium la known bins bowled her first 200 game Boston 31 30 .506 6 as th* Home of Champions while rolling for Jet Lanes. 26 31 .456 9 Detroit fo r good reason and I Intend Other high games were turn27 37 .122 m * to keep it that way. I t ’s oc­ Wish. I in by Dot Johnson who Los Ang. 26 37 .419 12 cupants won the title with 28 rolled a 167-169.180 and ■ 516 22 37 .373 14 Kan. City pennants and 20 world cham­ aerlea for Harold’s Spar Ser­ Wednesday's Results pionship* In 43 yenrs. Yankee vice. Sue Jackson picked up 5 1 9 E. F I R S T S T R E E T SANFO RD . FLA. [i 2 -S 4 4 1 Boston 4 N. York 3 Stadium la tho House That the 3-T spilt. Baltimore 6 Chicago 1 Dabo Ruth Rultt and great L. Angeles 5 Wash. 3 athlete* hava been hitting the Cleveland 3 Minn. 2, 1st ball fo r distance and other­ Cleveland S Minnesota 0, 2nd wise setting records there Detroit 3 Kansas City 2 •ver alnre— Lou Gehrig, Joe Friday’s Games DiMngglo and now Mickey Cleveland at I,. Angeles (N ) Mantle, Roger Maria and Washington at K ansu City soma more." Remits Wednesday (N> Altamonte 8, No. Orlando 4 Detroit at Minnesota (N ) STANDINGS Boston at Bait. 2 ( T N ) Long wood Casselberry Altamonte Springs Bear Laka North Orlando Sunland Game Tonight Caaaelberry -va- Dear Lake, Results Wednesday • p. m. Bear Lake 10, No. Orlando STANDINGS Caaaelberry 1 North Orlando 2 Altamonte Twins 3 Results Wednesday Bear Lake 3 Navy-Perfection Dairy, ppd,, Sunland a rain, (to be played 7:30 Sat­ Longwood 1 urday, Ft. Strllon Park) Lake Mary 1 STANDINGS Altamonte Senators $ N avy .......................... 18 3 Game Tonight F A C T O R Y E Q U I P P E D - D E L I V E R E D IN S A N F O R D George's .................... n jo Casselberry -vs- Longwood, Florida Slate ............... 10 11 p. m. r t u s t x 1 RAt Perfection Dairy ........ 7 13 Sanfurd Atlantic .......... $ 15 The arequebua waa an early Game Today form of Ihe musket developed George's at Fla. State from the small cannon of the 4:30 at Bay Avanue Park 15th century. Rose And Wilk’s Minnesota And Lead Sandspurs Missouri Will Play For Title OMAHA, Neb. (U P l) - All llso marbles will he In tho ring tonight as Missouri and Min­ nesota duel for collegiate baseball's national champion­ ship. Missouri, wllh Dennis Musgraves throwing a two-hltter and retiring the aide In order In every Inning but one, elimi­ nated Maine, 2-1, Wednesday night to advance to tonight's showdown with the Gophers, Jack Stroud, $-1, has been drawn from M Irion's bank of pitching richneia to face Min­ nesota’s Joe Pollack for the NCAA title. Pollack has won 10 of 12 decisions this season and haa beaten Texas A AM and Southern California In the tournament. Minnesota's Ion in the dou­ ble elimination serin was to Missouri, 4-1, That defeat left tho Gophers, Mluou and Maine aU with a single blem­ ish and Minnesota drew a bye llitu tonight's showdown. Summer Track, Field First Federal Drops 2 -5441 I * �1 i' : * Sandy Blanks Braves For 3rd Shutout In Last 4 Starts Giants Defeat Reds As Cubs Down Phils MrnimM By MURRAY OLDERMAN Sports Editor Ntwspoper Entarprisa Assn. By Milton Rlchman U P I Sport* Writer And to think the Lo* Angele i Dodgers quibbled with Sandy Koulix over his contract. They even suggested that he start thinking about going into some other line of busin c ij when he didn’t ruih to terms last spring but Koufax thought it over and decided to stick around. That decision could turn out to be the luckiest thing that ever happened to the Dodg­ ers. lie has not given up * run o f any kind in two weeks and pitched his third shutout In his last four starts Wednesday night when he blinked Mil­ waukee 50, for his lifth straight victory. Sandy (truck out eight to regain the National League strikeout leadership with a total of 100. H i* season record standi at M compared to the 10-3 record he boasted exactly one year ago when he went on to win 25 game*. Elsewhere in the National League, the San Francisco Giants climbed within seven percentage point* of first place with a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Rod* while the Cuba knocked o ff the firstplace Philadelphia Phillies, 85. The Pittsburgh Pirates nip­ ped the New York Meta, 3-2, and the St. Louis Cardinal* shaded the Houston Colls, 2-1. Men's League Results Wednesday Klngswood 23 Wllaon Malcr 2 Kingswood 658 4-23 22 0 Wilson Mater 010 1 - 2 2 7 W P—Bud Moncrlef (10-1), LP —Tom Debord (3-7) l i l t — Bobby Johnson, Kingswood (2 ) fifth and sixth of year Dan Underwood, K i n g s wood, sixth o f the year Hutch Cook, Klngswood, fifth o f the year Don Harvey, Kingswood, sixth of year Florida State Bank I I MeRaney 14 Mcltancy 252 030 2-14 22 3 Fla. State 330 322 2-15 IS 3 W P —Don Hunter (1-2), L P — Frank Williams (13-7) H H —Larry Wataon, McRaney, aixtli o f like year STANDINGS Kingswood ............ McKancy ............. Longwood ............. Jtobba .................. Florida State ............... 3 Chase ............... 2 USO .............................. 1 Wilson Maler ............... 1 Games Tonight Chase at Hobbs 7:30 Longwood at USO 8:45 at Ft. Mellon Park Pee Wee League Results Wednesday Yank* vs Tigers, ppd. rain Chiefs ve. Panthers, ppd. rain Garnet Today Yanka v«. Tigers (F t. Mellon Little League Field 4:30) Chiefs vs. Panthers (F t. Mel­ lon Softball Field 4:30) LOUISVILLE, Ky ( N E A ) - rage, another car for Mrs. fhe boy was 12 and skinny Martin and a pick-up truck for general purposes. and undersised. And they stole So there's no material aour his bike. grapes (he doesn't need the Tears made rivulets down money) when he reviews the the cheeks of Cassius Marcel- early history of the heavy­ lut Clay. He atood in the door­ weight champion of the world. But in the tiled ami paneled way of the old Columbia Gym downstairs recreation room South of Broadway on Fourth there's not a single picture Street and ignored the candy of the kul he nursed through and toya and balloons they Golden Gloves and an Olym­ were giving away at the home pic light heavyweight title. • • • show. Joe came lo New York in “ There'a an officer downI960 and met Cassius off the slalri, boy," one of the m er­ boat from Rome, lie w aj aupchants told him. "G o see him ." posed to be Clay’s professional At the bottom of the steps, manager, with the hacking of tucked in between the columns Mr. Billy Reynolds ot Reyn­ olds Metals, who was ready to Dial supported the ceiling of present Cassius with $20,000 the basement, a ring was rig ­ as a token o f good faith. The ged up and little kids were papers were already drawn pounding each other with up and the Clay clan was in the lawyer’s office when overstuffed gloves. someone look Martin aside That’s where Cassius Clay and whispered that Cassius found officer Joe Martin of Clay Sr. would never let a the Louisville police force, or cop manage his son. vice versa. “ 1 haven’t seen him since," "I'm gonna whup whoever said Joe. “ lie wasn’t as loud­ stole my bike." he told Mar­ mouthed as he is now. but he tin between sobs. They never was always brash. He listen­ found the bike or the kid who ed, though. With me, it was stole it, but Cassius watching always ’ Mr. Martin.' If 1 told the other little kids swing him it was raining outside their pillows, decided he’d and the sun was shining, he’d like lo try it, too. Then, as never went to the window to now, and for the last 25 years, look. Martin ran the boxing pro­ "W e went to Frisco in gram for the city recreation California for the final Olym­ department. pic trials and had a rough By day, he still rides a flight from Louisville to Chi­ three-wheel motorcycle for cago. He got scared of flying. the traffic division. He's also In Frisco, he started to pop an auctioneer and owns his off. I took him to the hotel own resort at T a r Springs 70 ansi told him, 'If you open mllca further Into Kentucky. your mouth again, I'll Jerk Martin lives on Melody 1-ane you right out of this tourna­ on the southern edge o f the ment.' lie shut up. city in an upper bracket, "W e wanted to come luck sprawling ranch home. on the train because he was There's • Cadillac in the gaafraid to fly. 'You're flying back with the rest,' I said, ‘or I'll leave you standing on a corner.' "A n d I left him on the cor Remits Wednesday ner. He had to hock hla watch No games scheduled fu- fare to come home to STANDLNGS Louisville on a bus. Shrine "1 sat with him fo r two CI’ O houra one afternoon ami con Rotary ned him Into flying to Rome Elks fur tho Olympics, iie wasn’t Kiwnnis going to go. I told him he'd Lake Mary never l>e heavyweight champ­ Civilan ion of the world if he didn't Games Today go. Rotary at Civitan 4:30 " I f I was hla manager, he Lake M iry at CPO 7:30 wouldn't he a Muslin or what­ (Memorial Stadium) ever you call him. 1 wouldn't let tltose people run around his camp." When Clay was 18, Martin stopprd a fight because he Results Wednesday thought Caailus was taking First Fed. t l Standard Oil 3 too much of a beating. Alto­ Standard Oil 120 o o o - 3 7 gether, Clay had 108 amateur F irit Federal 300 05x-14 12 bouts and lost six under the WP—Eddie Grooms (S 3 ), LP Louisville cop. Martin is now coach o f the —Mike Laubcrt t oo) STANDINGS national Golden Gloves team. Hunt Llncoln-Mercury HI 5 At 48, he is completely bald flat-stomached. And Locomotive Engineers 13 7 and Chase .......................... 13 8 tough. "Cassius run* scared," he First Federal ............. 10 M Standard Oil ............... 0 22 analyzed hla erstwhile pupil. "H e hasn't got the most heart Game Tonight Locomotive Engrs. at Chase In the world. He’s like a kid In the wood*. He whistle*." (7:30 et Ft. Mellon Park) Junior League Little National I/ / / X Tw o make-up g a m ti in the City Recreation Department’s Junior Boyi League will be played Saturday. CPO will tangle with the Kiwania nine at 10 a.m. and the E lki claih with Civitan at 2 p.m. Games wiU be pliyed at Memorial Stadium. Cubs Sign Pair CHICAGO (U P D - T h e Chiago Cubs signed two players rom Wart burg College W*dcsday and assigned them to heir Caldwell, Idaho, farm earn. They were pitcher lave Langrock of Anscar, owa, and outfielder R<y Bye rom Janosville, Iowa, r m r J fi-fi ifn ,f9 Mr*. R. Seminole which VKTOHIOU8 IN TIIEIll INITIAL MEET, tho Builders Defeat W ilson-M aier, 2 3 -2 Tho Kingswood U l l H HILL 223 W. 3rd ST. 322-5581 DRIVE IN N0W1 Kingswood. Johnson ship the Builders won 28 and led tho loat only two. homo run paruda with a pair of smashes. the llnnkera with three apiece. I.arry Watsou rtcorded the McRaney's Painter* squared game's only home run. Frank Williams and Faulkner each o ff In a nip and tuck contest hanged out four hits, The through seven Innings with the Banker* putting across Florida Stats victory snapped the final and winning tally a five-game winning atreak In another Florida Meanwhile, Bud Moncrief posted ills 10th mound deci­ sion against a Iona setback i i s the Builders recorded their 2l1th win o f the season against a single loss. Last year in Don Hunter and Bobby Hor­ ton wpro the hitting atari fi t In the State's bottom loop affair, Banker* and of the final 6ET TH ES E CAR SERVICES ft SAVE! Monday, W tdnotdoy, going for th* Painters. IMPORTED S S 5 T EnsIish Gin BEG. 7.15—63.95 C ASE -ft-s - — M F ^ IavS AI V m Complete Service MUFFLERS 8H0CKS-BRAKES Just North of Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason ABC Is The South’s Largest Liquor Dealer m HTIl. K Y . 8 VI DIV. B«*BOURBON CHARCOAL FILTERED VODKA Park & Tilford *8RA GIN KEG. 5.90— 19.93 CASK LIQUOR FOR LESS *4 .3 9 s* Seagram’ s OR S I L L S W H IS K E Y BOOTH’S FOR LESS HIGH & dry L ‘ TH AN V j I IN ABC KbXJ. 4.40— 39.75 C ASE 3 5ths*9 ” 399 3 filhi 9.50— 33.88 Case £19 IN V E R HOUSE N O B O D Y ... BUI NOBODY REG. 8.15-18.95 CASK. A N D HARDWARE c a sters in this area. Mrs. Donald Bales is the vice president and Mra. V. 1, Hardin l* the secret ary-trci iurer. In addition to Miss Emma Spencer, the coach, Mrs. Ro­ bert Dctscrcr serve* as chair­ man of the officials commit­ tee which assists in the o ffi­ ciating in the various meets In which the association's team participates. Other member* of the com­ mittee a r e Mrs. William Bush. Mrs. A. W, Epps Jr., Mrs. Fred Ganas, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Paul Polgar, Mrs. Frank Stenstroin and Mrs. J. It. Wilson. BEEFEATER 12 YEAR CHAMPION STR. KY. IJOUIUION lum ber summer IM PO R TE D SCOTCH jX h e n le q I Association a SaUcuiibwA 5 T H G A LLO N Swim sponsor* Butch Conk all slammed cir­ winning the City Champion­ frame. winning wny* Wednesday night when they registered and easily won 23 to 2 deci­ sion over the Furnituremcn o f Wilson-Maier in the Men’s Slo-Pitch Soft lull I League, sponsored l>y the City Rec­ reation Department. Don Harvey, linn Underworn), Hobby Johnson and BO EASY TO USE 3 Builders continued on their merry ol' cuit blows out o f the park for t?59 90 Kathy Reagan, Cheryl Rosemond, Steven Rucklew, Dickie Dead, (Jutland Harden, Randy Roberts, Allen Singletary, Cindy Raker, Susan Raker, Judy Hales, Mnllie Hush, Karen O'Hara, Suznnno Drown, Sylvia Parker, Rita Simas, Glen Denman, J e ff Hales, Fred Hulhnrk, Mike Hardin, Hnymond l.eahy, Jerry Morgan, Davie Neiman, Wade Singletary and Francis Smith. Seminole Swim Association’}* junior team mem­ bers, consisting o f youngsters 12 years o f ngo mill under, nro pictured during a workout at the Municipal Pool in Fort Mellon i’ nrk, Emma Spencer is the coach. Shown tiro Stephen linker. Hrml Hush, Kevin Epps, Tommy Hunter, Wnlt MorKun, Murcelln C liff, Colleen llurrlson, KEG. 5.25— 41.88 CASK ONLY Rosemond ha* swimming program for young­ L IG IIE K T K Y . nOURBON IN T H E WORLD. Monry Bark Guarantee McQuade Mono-Cote M. been elrcted president of the Ky. Str. Bourbon with terrain Mrs. Rosemond Named Head Of Swim Group CHARCOAL FILTERED Results Wednesday Orlando 8 Sarasota 5 Sarasota 1 Orlando 1 M iam i 4 Lakeland 1 Ft. Lauderdale at Tampa, ppd., rain St. Pate at Daytona, ppd., rain fLtnfurft V 3 June 18, 196-1 — Page 7 The Bed Poata took over first place in the Wilson* Mater Women'* Scratch Lea­ gue at Jet I.nnea by virtue of a three-point sweep over the Rockers. Lit Klein hitting a 178 game and Verna Holton roll­ ing 168/482, pared the new traders while Jane Spolski Masted a 178/484 to set the tempo for the Lounger* in their four-game aweep over the Sectionals who had the high aerie* winner when Pat “ 600" Sipley who bombed 203/626. The Sertlonala and the Rockers are tied for third place with rrroid* o f 14-10, only one game in back of the second place Loungers. Not too far o ff the pare and the Commodes and the Heclinrra. Helen Allman grabbed solo honors this week as she “ tore ’em up” with a 223 game. Oth­ er high game* were Susie Reno's 168, Lorraine Spotta' 16D. Pat Slpley’a 188 to go with her 203, Doris Schauttccl's 166, Dot Johnson’* 167 and Mildred Nicholas' 167. In the final match the Set­ tee* took a thrro-gumc win at the expense o f the Iteclinera as Elaine Kostival pound­ ed the pocked with a 188/626 scries. The 3-10 split was picked up by Helen Allman and Elaine Kostival, Kathy Grny converted the 6-6 and Dot Johnson made the 2-7 as well as the 6-7, E?1— —f> | Florida Stale Junior Contests Slated Saturday Bed Posts Take First Place In Scratch League - _ . Seagrams I s\w (Eljr A IM P. SCOTCH It KG. a.91 41.93 C ASK $079 W 5 lh R U M *3™ SL. CANADIAN DELUXE 100% IM PO RTED VD C A N A D IA N T IV. W H IS K Y 5 7 STAR CHARM E’ Imp. French Brandy R rg. 5.95 3.99 e VI? O * lv. .L F U LL Q U A R K TEN HIGH siiotlltltoN t r a ig h t i i j F* m a i n ABC K*JHA GIN A N AM LOW A t $125 WEEKLY! STR. KY. BOURBON GORDON’S G IN KEG. 1.15— 41.88 CASK \ a c s L & 3 m ,$ 1 0 ' 3.99 VALU B TO 66 PROOF TUNE-UP 3 5TIIH 7.93 V O D K A or G IN $779 '<iti M m I.8S Mumm’s 4.99 ABC C O C K TAIL L O U N G E h o m e KIN G SIZ ED HI-BALL A OF TH E 39c DAY or NITE - OPENING Til (LOSING IMP. SCOTCH b SODA DRY MARTINI TOM CO LLIN S 3Vi 39 ' - - - ■c o r CARSTAIRS W,,, E K AL LOG CABIN BONDED rkg. Park & Tilford Vodka BOURBON cuo H nKU,XK i mALLE i i u u iR v S o b o URIION FULL QUART ADJUSTED $-110 BUDGET TERMS FULL QUART BURFSIDE FLORIDA ® U E M BRAKES 5th © FREE SAFETY CHECK Gat your official 1964 window atlckar nowl ONLY MINUTES AWAY STR. KY. HOURUON FOUR ROSES B LE N D E D W H IS K Y WD CRO* | REG. 5.20— 43.73 C AKE 555 W. F IR S T ST. * 1 0 L6 PH . 322-2821 - �I ■I 'I' «St V n fu rl Pape 8 — June 18, 19G4 Y rrtT l , Supper Honors Susan Skinner And At/ss Judy Van Dam. Shower Honoree By Donna Estes Miss Judy Ann Van Dam of Long wood, was guest of honor Walter Neal I I III I f I N E W L Y IN S T A L L E D OFFICERS o f the WSCS o f the Grace Methodist Church nro Heated left to right Mrs. Ophelia Bennett, treasurer and decretory o f supply; Mrs. John Dominey, past president and installing o fficer; Mrs. Alma Smith, secretary o f misionary education; and Mrs. Edna Murray, secretary o f youth and student work. Standing from the left are Mrs. Barbara Clemmcr, outgoing president nnd in­ coming vice president; Mrs. Mary Williams, president; Mrs. Mary Lou Hires, secretary o f promotion; Mrs. Jonn Howe, secretary o f Chris­ tian social relations; Mrs. Lena Howell, circle chairman, Mrs. Ruth Wall, chairman o f local church activities, Mrs. Mildred Grnmkow, sec­ retary o f spiritual life and Mrs. Dorothy Crock­ er, recording secretary. Officers r.ot present for picture are Barbnra Monroe, secretary o f chil­ dren's work; Florino Gill, secretary o f litera­ ture; and Mrs. Louise Harris and Mrs. Mary Ann Williams, circle chairmen. 11 Bride-elect Miss Susan (Sun­ ny) Skinner and her fi­ ance, W aller Neal, were honor guest* of a recent bar­ becue chicken supper with Mrs. Jim Robson, Mrs. Ed McCall and daughter. Ml** Susan McCall, serving as hos­ tesses. Guests enjoyed birbecue chicken, corn, beam, noodle casserole, rolls, ersnberry parfait, and home made pound cake. The bride-elect was present­ ed several pieces of her chos­ en china from the hostesres, and her fiance received a tool chest with the guests adding handy articles to fill the chest. Enjoying the delicious food and entertaining evening were Charles Fox and Rosemary Southward; John Mann and Susan McCall; John Whelchel and Ann Crapps; and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith. Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Bridal Shower Honors Miss Anderson By Mrs. Jos. K. Mathleux M bs Anils Anderson, brideelect of Raymond Held, was recently honored with a bri­ dal shower at Geneva Com­ munity House with Mrs. Sara Craig and Mrs. William Has­ son acting as eo--hostesses. The decorations featured ar­ rangements of pink and yellow rosea. Centering the refresh­ ment table, whlrh was over­ laid with a lovely pastel yel­ low cloth, waa a sheet cake surrounded with roses, fern and carnations. Hcfrcshlng punch, nuts and candies com­ plimented the cake. Miss Anderson, lovely in • light blue dacron drew, was presented a pink carnation corsage from the hostesses, and she received many beau­ tiful and useful gifts from the guests, Attending the shower were the Mmes. Gracey Lindsay, Mablc Haulerson, Dalphrno Youngblood, Virginia Hughey, Elmer Wiseman, Melvin Har­ per, Charles Gatlin, Margaret Ellis. Sarah Graeey, William Hasson and Jean Conner. A lto the Mines. P c a il Har­ per, Jcinncne Morgan, Eli­ zabeth Mtthlcux and Sarah Craig. Alao the Misses Rue Y a r­ borough, Kay Hughey, I/iretto l^ e and Beverly Gatlin. Howard Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ Trices For Every Budget 210 E. First St. JACARANDA CIRCLE o f annuals from A I I■f l- I \j F 1'f * i The guests enjoyed partici­ pating In various party games and were served refreshments of cake, punch, mints and nuts. Centering the table, covered in sheer white linen, was a white cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. Guests included the Mmes, Fern Whitehead. Herbert Grcny, Carroll Scott. Betty Wright, C. C. Lawrence, John Crump and Jerry Van Dam. i , •V South Seminole MISS JUDY V A N DAM, center, was honor guest o f a bridal shower nt the educational building of the First Baptist Church o f Longwood re­ cently. To the left Is Miss Carla Lommler, hostess, and Miss Cyrethn Ellis, hostess, is on the right. Personals Mrs. Raymond Holmes of Hlllcrest in Altamonte Springs, is hospitalized In the Florida Santarium and Hospital. Mrs. Agnes Williams of Merritt Manor in Longwood is convalescing at a nursing home, 105 Evans Street, Or­ Guests included J i m m y ] Shaw, Glen Friddje, Barbara lando, following recent sunFinch, Charles Harp, Margie Evans, Beverly Jamison, Don grry. She Is now allowed to Goodspeed, Gary Sanders,1Nottingham. Pat Johnson and have visitors and would ap­ Charlotte Sanders, L a r r y, Annette Hicks. preciate hearing from her friends. Party Celebrates Birthday FERMA LIFT MAGIC O V A L P A N T IE " T T g pg— w w Made or Scatter seeds along the row, T H E G E N E VA COMMUNITY HOUSE was the scone of u recent bridal shower honoring Miss Anita Anderson, bride-elect o f Robert Reed. From left to right are Mrs. Sarah Craig, hostess, Miss Anderson, honoreo. Mrs. Jack Anderson, mother o f the honorcu ami Mrs. Hill Hasson, hostess, DeBary Personals lly M r*. Adam Muller Countable and Mr*. Oncer from Plllsliurgg, I’n. visiting Mr. nnd Mr*. Neil Dennis in Dcllury at the name lime. of West Illghhiink* ltd, will huvn their granddaughter, seeds, nnd tras allow for fatalities. Cover nro willing to wait longer for lightly. Keep the seed bed moist, the flowers than If you icl using fine mist nozzles or out needling plants, you save sprinklers so water is applied on your expense. Hero ir e gently and does not wash out some suggestions. the seeds. First dig up the bed. Use a When seedlings have two spade (hat lifts and turns the pairs o f leaves, thin to desir­ soil from ■ depth of six to able distance. Then pinch tip* from remaining plants. There­ eight Indies. after keep set-tilings fertiliz­ Rake out all debris, such ed, watered, weeded and pest as old plant parts, invading controlled as they grow. Always rmember that ex­ rooti with an sxe. Break up cessive water kille plant life; any large lumps of soil. Spread humus o f some kind It first makes the leaves turn over the area one or two Inch­ yellow, then they will fall off. es deep. Sprinkle a packaged Too much water affects plant soli conditioner over bed at roots because the water fills the air spares In the sol) end rate specified on the package and then fertiliser, as sped, the roots suffer from the lick tint for Die brand. Use s bal­ of air. Water only when the soil Is anced formula or dehydrated and pulverized poultry or on the dry side. Scratch the surface of the sail with your dairy manure. Turn soil again to mix all finger. U it Is dry to the this together. Itakc lt smooth touch, water. llouso plants, water thor­ and wet it down. Design your plant pattern oughly until the water drains and decide what goes where. from the pot drainage hole. Consider flower color sod Don't water again until the soil begins to dry. plant height. Don't put your plants on a With a small pointed tool, make rows to specified depth, watering schedule. Conditions no deeper for sure, within In the home vary with the the design. Rows need not be seasons. Plants require dif­ straight. Curves tre generally ferent amounts o f water, de­ pending on the temperature more pleasing. and humidity of the home. DON K EN N Y A 2 & 3 Piece Dresses & Slack Sets to 9 Picture ^ yourself in Florida?* W IN a real live PORPOISE or $ 1 ,0 0 0 . . . Sponsored by Wieboldt’s WIN S*l Fashions * nx! C A M E R A SHOT 'II 310 R. Park Are., Sanford and 436 ft 17-92, Fern Park SAN FO R D CHAM BER UF COMMERCE Fern Park Shopping Cantar W . Commercial A v e „ Sanford la cooperation with Florida Development Commission E N T R Y B L A N K S A V A IL A B L E A T ABOVE SPONSORS Ph. T E l - I S I I — Opes FH. N ila TU • LONG MISS P A M E L A A N N HICKS recently cele­ brated her sixteenth birthday with a party at her home in Longdale. Deltona Personals By Mildred llanry Mr. J. Stanley Gardner was the proud host to old friends from Royal Onk, Michigan. LEG — $8.95 Fashions 2526 F A R K DR. For Father's Day GETAWAY FROM THE ORDINARY- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Logan are having a grand time en­ tertaining gucsta In their home on Normnndy Boule­ vard. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bryant and their three year old son Jerry, Jr. and Mrs. Bryant's sister, Rosa l ’eters. travelled from Quincy, Illinois to visit the Logans and a brother Robert who is stationed at Jacksonville A ir S t a t i o n . Mrs. Rryant and Rose Peters are Mrs. Logan's neiccs. SUMMER Fur The Soft Beauty And Natural Look Every **GlrP Wishes. I-et Our Skilled Styllats Shape Your Hair-Do With Expert Touch . . . C ^ w S IS L Now Going On At Ro-J&y • Spring and Summer DRESSES Lifestride Shoes SUMMER JEW ELRY _ FOR A T T O IN T M E N T C A L L 322-5693 EVELYN ’S B E A U TY S A LO N IN M O N TE ZU M A H O TEL 3rd ft M A G N O LIA Vi Price N0RTHC00L S P O R T G O A T tailoredbySAGNEB Make It a Northcool sport coat and dis­ cover how man-made fibers, Icy to ths touch, stay trim and neat, shed wrinkles magically. Special lightweight construc­ tion and compatible tailoring by Sagner will make this a summer to remember­ e r comfort and faahion-rightncsa. •M " Slacks, from $7.96 • Afl Sales Final • Accredited Charts Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday * M • Personals Cotton 8 From 98 SHORT LEG — $6.50 Osteen A New Shipment of Transitional w /fiz . <P and ing as hostesses. By Donna Estes Miss Pamela Ann Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. vention held at the Daytons W. Hicks of longdate, was Pim a Hotel, Daytona Beach. honored recently with a party While Howard ia away the at her home in celebration of Hendersons, have two of her sixteenth birthday, nephews, Charles anil Johnny Pamela and her guosts en­ visiting them, as well as the joyed an evening o f dancing hoys father, Eugene, o f Or- and were served sandwiches, Inndn, nnd they have had a chips, soft drinks, birthday wonderful time down on thu cake and Ice cream by Mrs. raneh na well n* taking u few Hicks and Pam ela’s alter, Lil­ boat rides on the lake. lian Hicks. JUST ARRIVED! 6“ Ellis If yon wish In grow a crop spacing as best you can. E x­ Personals Gifts • Cards • Books Miss Cyrctha Mbs Nancy Whitehead serv­ 5 aJvdsm Long-wood Flemings ler, son left Tuesday morning to Mra. William Hibbard of Ml.-.a Pamela Muiihiugli, lellnyou Vlnln, entertained Mr. siding with them, and l'urnend Mr*. Kd. T. Phillip* uf cln will attend aehuol in the I.like Worth, Florida, Wednvsarea. day evening for dinner nt the IM Ia ry Restaurant. The former pastor o f the The philllpa are an route PeRary Community Methodist to vl»lt the World'a Fair at Church, Rev. Wilfred A llFlushing, N. Y. and will apend ridge, will he honored nt the aeveral month* at their Amhomo o f hla son in law and ilyvllie home before returning daughter, Rev. and Mr*. llul> to Lake Worth, scorn Carlton on his So Birthday, June |H, Ml** Marjoria Gnllea of Lukcwood ilr. entertained Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Schenck and Mr*. William Ilrnnett of entertained Mr. and Mr*. Har­ Mr. and Mra. Robert N. Mc­ New York City, at her pool- ry McGill o f Washington, D.C. Gee huvo na their pre*ent aide In the rear o f her home. recently at their home in Pa­ guests, their daughter, Mr*, lin ry. Norhet Freebornne o f itrldgeton, Missouri, and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Thornton Charity, and ton, Norget Jr. Smith of Narsnja Rd. hava Mr. Freehourne will Join returned to PeRary after an the family at a Inter dale. absence o f many month* In Mra. McGee nl*o hu* her California, since the death uf By Donna Kites sister, Mra. It. I ’. Mac Intyre their daughter. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs. Mr*. Rela Ilrown, mother of President o f the Dellary Vol­ Eva Williams attended the Mra. Paul Miller, of Longunteer Fire Department, will Cross of Malts banquet In wood, I* (pending the dimmer loose no time gelling back DeLand, Monday evening. visiting friend*, Mr. and Mr*. into harnr** again. H. T. Peeples, in Klngsland, Ga. Fatrick Nolle graduated from Rlshop Moore High Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Gene School and will enter Florida Stewart and aon*, Shaw and University on a scholarship. llrent, were recent gucM* of Majoring in Chemistry, Pat­ hi* parent*, Mr. nml Mr*. rick livea with hia parents, Charles Sic wart, of Oxford and brother Richard and sis­ Street In Lmgwood, an route ter Peggy on Naranjs Rd. to overseas duty. and Colon)i>a Rd. BEST DADS First Baptist Church of Longwood, with Miss Carla Lomm­ attend the slate F. F. A. Con­ i'apini'iiu rntertnined Mrs. I ’apincau's cousin end her Enmity, Mr. nnd Mr*. II. J. Ilcrtiilnl nml daughter, Nor­ ma, of Miami. Normn |* home from col­ lege in Murylnml, where she ii Binding to 1h- a mi mo ut St. Joseph’* Hospital. Kn Itoute Die llcrtollni'a ■lopped o ff nt the World'a Fair in New York, before bending for llhndn Inland, where they vlnlted with relaUvea and frirnd* In-fore urriving in Deliary. See Our Wide Selection Of at a recent bridal shower at the educational building of the * �Church Youth Organization Honors Graduating Members The youth organization of The menu featured dainty sandwiches, cake, punch and a o f TJitter Day .Saints recent­ variety of other delieasies. tha Church o f Jciua flTfir fcanTnrfl .Ttino 18, 1961 — Pape 9 WrraTS Reception Fetes The H. Hires Family Chrilt Fellowship Hall of Hie Grace Mcthodlat Church was filled with enthusiasm and happiness last Sunday afternoon as church member* and friends attended a lovely reception tea honoring Rev. and Mrs, John H. Hires, Jr. and child­ ren, Shirley Ann, Stuart and Steven. Rev. Hire* ha* been a l i g n ­ ed by the Florid* State Con­ ference to *erve the church as p»*ti»r for another year. The serving table, overlaid with an exquliife sheer linen cutwork cloth, was centered with a lovely floral arrange ment of yellow glad* and alnnias flanked on either side hy silver candelabra holding yel­ low tapers. Refreshing fruit punch was served from a cry­ stal punch bowl, with an as­ sortment of dainty cakes, candies and nuts offered from silver and crystal compotes and tray*. ly honored tha 1904 Samirols High School graduate mcm- beri with an impressive pro gram and buffet. Honor Mauvetn guests r ills , were Miss MU* Sharon Lapioll, Kenneth Tyre, Hoyle Carlton, and William Hunti-ll e i. Bishop Freeman L. llaggctt presented a challenge to tho graduates and each gave ltd appropriate t espouse. Foilotviitg an interesting program in the L.D.S. chapel, 00 guests adjourned to t'ul* tural Hail for a buffet. A white lira rich adorned with red roses utui miniature diplomas formed the centerpiece for tire table In the foy­ er, Also a graduate doll stood by the branch. The buffet table, overlaid with a white cloth Imprinted with graduation caps and di­ plomas, was centered with n beautiful arrangement of red roses on white driftwood. Mrs. V . Copeland Receives Degree In Nursing Mis. Virginia 1.. Copeland of New Smyrna Dench was among the graduates from Daytona Deach .Junior Col­ lege on June 10, lPtll. She received an Associated De­ gree o f Science in Nursing. Mrs. Copeland a t t e n d e d elnsses at the Junior College for two years nnd received her clinical training at Hali­ fax Hospital. She will take the Stale Hoard o f Nursing Kxaminnthm in August for her license a* a Degistercd Nurse. Mrs. Copeland’s parents arc Mr. ami Mrs. K. K. l.umhiuist of this city. Attending the graduation exercises from Sanford were Mr. ami Mrs. K. F. l.undqulat, Mr. and Mrs, M. D. Conway nnd Mr. and Mrs, Itnbcrt M. Meyers. 9ComsmaksiM size. Tare. Cut a thin slice from the tip of each so tur­ nips will stand when invert­ ed. Parboil in sailed water. Drain. Deginning at the bot­ tom hollow out each one tn the form of a eup. Mash the portions of turnips which were temoted. Combine with an equal quantity of chopped Iticul, rlieese or (ish. .Season to taslr Moisten with a little cream. Place In a baking pan. Duke In moderate oven. 375 degrees about 25 minutes. Serve with a roast. • # • Have Just got to give some o f these wonderful hints that Mary Guycr’a STUFFED PE PPERS 1 have been getting. Here are some uses for vour Its cups canned tomatoes or b ripe tomatoes, peeled hair-dryer: 1. Defrost refrigerator or 1 cup thick sour cream salt and pepper deep freeic. 2. When dc-spotting rug, H green pepper* furniture or clothing you can '» cup tomato juice hasten drying to prevent spot 12 crackers tront leaving a ring. Chop tomatoes. Add cream 3. Speed drying of drip-dry and tomato juice. Season to i h l r " nr suit* by taping plas­ t**te Mix w i t h cracker tic bag shut and blowing crumbs until mixture will hold its shape. Cut tops frum warm air into it. peppers. Remove membranes To clean a wicker basket, and seeds. Mulf with tomato use a brush and detergent so­ mixture. Rake in moderate lution. Chlorine bleach will oven -lot) degrees until pepper brighten it nnd a coating ol case* are tender. If desired, pepiwri may be filled with spray wax will add luster. well seasoned, cooked lima Spray starch on washed beans and coni. Cover with tennis shoos to give them bet­ buttered crumbs. • • • ter shape and make them stay Silk scarves become rain hoods when you sew a trlnng u lir plastic head cover inaide. Lemons slay fresh longer covered with cold water iu re­ frigerator. An adjustable ironing board w ill often fit in dining room better than card table to pro­ vide extra placo settings (or children. Cheese souffle will hold •hape longer if you substitute quick tapioca for the flour in thickening milk base. Small nicks on your preci­ ous crystal can be smoothed with a fine emery hoard. PlaiU e dry-cleaners bigs protect light fixtures when you are piloting or re-plaaw ring a ceiling. Cracker* in canapes will Dot be limp If crackers are treated before topping is add­ ed. Soak M tap. gelatin in 1 cup cold water. Stir into t* eup mayonnaise. Spread layer on cracker* and chill 15 min­ utes In refrigerator befote adding topping* of meat, fish, eggs or cheese. Mary Durnbam's D i x i e Chews. These are simply grand as 1 have already Died them. D IX IE CHEWS Cream '* cup butter and 1 eup sugar Add 2 egg yolks, well beaten H » cups plain flour 1 itp. vanilla W cup nut meats I'rrss dough into pan. Press the 'a cup nut meats into dough. Deat 2 egg whites, stiff, and Into them, beat 1 cop brown sugar. Spread over top of cuke. Sprinkle Vi cup nulmeats on top If you wish. Rnkc al 350 degrees about 3u minutes. • * • GINGERLESS GINGER SNAPS by Uertha Hull ’ « cup shortening 1 beaten egg 2 cups flour I tap. soda *i rup raisins Vi cup sugar 1a cup molasses U tap. salt Vi tip. cinnamon Vi cup nut mcati Thoroughly cream shortening and sugar. Add egg, mo­ lasses. Deal thoroughly. Add sifted dry ingredients. Mix. Chill. Form balls. Drop on grean-d cookie sheet. Flatten with bottom of glass, [lake tn hot oven, 375 degree*, for about 10 minutes. • • * Save wish hones from poul­ YELLO W try for gift wrapping. Enam­ IX)M ATO PRESERVES eled in white or sprayed with gold they are attractive iu 4 lbs. small yellow tomatoes 2 lemons center of satin bow. 1 tbsp. ginger root Short-stem flower* will float 3Vi lb*, sugar evenly In shall*)* ccntcrpiccc I tbsp. whole mace Wash tomatoes and prick dish U you insert stems in plastic dotty. To float flower* rath one with a fork. Add In punch bowl, invert stems in sugar and 1 lemon, sliced slice at apple, orange or thinly, and Juice of 1 lemon. Mix. Tie mac* and ginger root tn thin cloth bag. Add to lira. 1. F. Deatrick * prize tomatoes. Heat slowly and simmer gently until fruit U winning recipe. transparent. Remove tomato­ T U R N IP CUPS ■ Select while turnips of equal es. Boil syrup uulU thick. Add •V ff/ I p i j* v i a t s * w . A RECEPTION lual Siiinlity ho.-tcil by the WSt'S of the 11nice Methodist Church honored the llev. and Mrs. Joint Hires and family, who has Iteen re-usslgnctl to the church, lit the front row from the left tire the Hires sons, Stuart and Steven. Hack rmv front the left arc Mrs. Ruth Wall, hos­ tess, Mrs. .lean Leonard, hostess, llev, Hitt's holding' daughter, Shirley Ann, Mrs. Hires, Charles Healey, chairman of the board and Mrs. Healey. Ruth Wall and S p e c ia l! 21 Mr*. CABANA SETS Jean Ijoonard served as co­ innt woes for the delightful reception, assist'd by ladies of the Women's Society of Christian Service. $ 0 .9 8 - $ 0 .9 8 E r g . $ 1 1 .9 5 - $12.95 WALKING SHORTS GROUP $ 2 ‘9 « T o $ 0 .1 9 lire- $5.00 28-38 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS — CLOSE WEDNESDAY NOON T O $ 1 0 .0 0 FOR A I'F O IN T M K N T C A L L 922-1913 Hated on records of ten* of thousands of home purchase*, tire National Homes Corp. re­ port* lbut many people prefer to order a new home in tite springtime. R . McCallister fo h m h Louisiana Mate University fiv e s this recipe for SW EET POTATO CHIPS. Sounds easy. Cover whole sweet potatoes with cold water. Quickly bring water to a temperature betwoen 17S degrees anil 190 degrees, keep al this lirat for 30 minutes. Dime potatoes in cold water. Peel and slice pa­ per-thin. Prc-licat fal. Deeptry chips at 3i)U degrees until edge* begin to brown—3t» to 3 minutes. Drain, then spread on pnjter towels to cool. • * * clean longer. j Mrs. Father’s Day Sunday Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. s Q u n . (7 MEN MEN'S W EA R 115 Magnolia Ave. I’ lione 322-1535 . : - Ity Mrs. It. I.. Johnson Celebrates Sixth tomatoes and heat to boiling. • • • Virginia Cooper’# CRACKLING COHN BREAD Its cups cut mural >> tap. salt 2 tbsps, flour 2 laps, sugar 1 egg, well beaten 3 taps, baking powder 1U cups milk I 1? cups cracklings Add flour, rornnteal, augur, salt mid linking powder, egg, amt milk. Add cracklings. Real thoroughly. Rake in well-oiled shallow pan in hot oven. 450 degrees about 2u minutes or drop by teaspoons on a lnit well-oiled gtiddlc. Fry u n 111 golden brown. Serve* ti. Florence M illers JELLIED STRING DEAN SALAD I cup cooked cubed carrots tty Ksrlvn Lundy I eup cooked cubed potatoes Russell McCallister, son of 1 green pepper, chopped fine Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Me2 stalks celery, chopped fine Cullistrr, celebrated his sixth 1 tbsp. vinegar birthday tuunday afternoon at mayonnaise dressing hi* home in Oviedo, This vvnt 3 tbsps. gelatin n double relebrutlon as Rus­ 'a eup cold water sell bad just n turned from a I clip bulling vegetable liquor two weeks trip to the World’* onion Juice Fair, and wn* celebrating the I cup cooked peas fact tbrvl ho was home again. Soften gelatin in cold water. Balloon* nnd dotnlttoe* were Add vegetable liquor. Stir mi­ ld dissolved. Cool. Add vege­ the favor* enjoyed by Hu* tables and vinegar. Season to sell and hi* gurst*. Birthday cake, ire cream and taste with salt, pepiwr and onion juice. Mix thoroughly. punch were Reived to the fol­ Pour into mold. Chill until lowing guests; N'itn Beasley, firm. Serve on crisp lettuce. Sharon Word, I,ec Ward, Ke­ Serve with mayonnaise. Gnr- vin Calvert, ilusty Harris and nisn with paprika. Serve* 8. Mike Jukubciu. Birthday Monday & k *■'£ <Y#{ A L W A Y S FIRST Q U A L IT Y P T O W N C R A F T S H IR T H A IR I Step rlichl up! Feel lh « finer, may care qunlily o f Townrrnft 5 nhlrta , . . designed for men whs demand longer wear, finer fit *n greater comfort . . . at a lower coal! Many wash ’ n wear need little or no ironing! Stock-up now on nil your faturUm . . . while price* are no fantastically lowrl Barbara Alford Given Tea Mis* ll.irb.irs Alford, gra<| honor guest of a recent tea 1Mr*. J. E. Wood# serving a* dilute of the 19(11 class of at the homo of Mrs. Diehard ct>-ho*icts. The clasi color* of red and Seminole High School was! Ingle on Suntand Drive, with white were carried out In the decor. A miniature gradua­ tion doll centered the table, which wa* covered with a chilli of rial and white design. A lovely red nnd white floral arrangement was at one end o f the table with (he sparkling punch served from live op­ posite end. The while sheet cake, decorated with red r»*c*. was served with an assortment of nuU and ran­ dies. The lionoree wn* presented n red and while carnation corsage nnd an appropriate gift momrntn from the hos­ tesses. rolnr • clear rhalli* cotton ii Iit r model. ors. Sizes *, p n 1 I * Ji a d print*! RegWanted col­ m, I, *1. 2.98 New a[ii in k color* in combed rollon Gingham rlii-ek*! Latent, style*. Outstanding array of new 'short shirt*'! In many fa b ric , style* ’n rolnra! Discs *, m, I, si- Bizet t, m, I, xl. | I Dan niver'* finer 100% cotton wnrdroba *etl W a nt ed colors and styles! Site* *, in, I, xl. 2.98 2.98 Personals Walter Neal, finance of Mi** Susan Skinner, ha* returned to his college «h c r spending a week a* house guest of the Al Skinners on Magnolia A v e ­ nue, He will complete hi* aophn more year at Richmond Medi­ cal College, Richmond, Va. before returning to Sanford for tlie wedding ceremony, June 27. MRS. RICHARD INGLE, left, was liostcm In it recent grmluullnti tea honoring Minn lliirlmru Alford, center, n graduate o f the 19C-I gradualing class o f Seminole High School. Mr«. T. U. Alford, mother o f the honoroc, in at the right. H A L F -P R IC E S A LE! M EN S SUITS a n d SPORT COATS JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY ** Care-fre* Darrnn poly­ ester 'n combed cotton! Fsvorit* color*! Rite* s, "• '• "■ 2.98 Lively plaid* o f rool P a­ tron® p o l y e s t e r 'n ootrdied ration! Colors galore. Rites s, m, I, xl. While ground cotton ox­ ford stripes! Hot-liked tones! Sites a, m, ml, 1. 2.98 2.98 Pima! Tailored for comfort ’n easy care . . . at a lower cost! M EN’S SUITS — SIZES 34 thru 48 Keg. $59.95 Values — Approx. Vi Price M EN’S SPORT COATS—SIZES 35 thru 42 Reg. $27.95 &$29.95 Values — $15,00 O N LY Richly textured Flint cotton broadcloth . . . needs Just a touch o f the Iron to stay frein *n crisp ■)] day I Styled In soft, short point collar model with permanent * t iy » ! San­ forized®, too! Shop Fcnncy’i now for big, big saving*! Sixes 14 to JH. (THESE ARE ODD LOTS OF FAMOUS NAME JtKANUH FROM OUK REGULAR LINES) B. E. PURCELL CO. SANFORD O RLAND O FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY. JUNE 21st! �«^ • (fisiW i DEAR ABRY: What would you do If your hus­ band cama homa and told you who ho would marry If you were out of the wayT ft» It Tliat'n all he talks about lately. He makca me feel like 1 should do him a favor and Just lay down and die. I am aure that Is what he la hoping fo r because we don't believe In divorce. I don’t know the lady he would like me out o f tha way for. but I asked him once how heknew she would have him and he didn’t answerme. I told him I had as much right ns anyone, but he is aure mak­ ing my life miserable. What should 1 do* TIK E D DEAR TIRED. E i t h e r your husband is o ff his rocker or he has a peculiar aense o f humor. I f hc'a “ kidding,” tell him he's not funny. And if he is serious, make a serious report to his doctor. He could be sick. • • • II DEAR A R R Yt You said the lady should precede the man when walking up the staira In case she trips so ha can catch her. 1 was taught in tny youth that the gentleman should go up the stairs ahead o f the Indy so that ahe would not feel selfconscious. I f he is behind her, she may get the Idea that he ogling her "derrlcre." And she would prob­ ably be correct. So In my o p i n i o n , the gentleman ahould precede the Indy. F. F. IN D AYTO N DEA F. F.: A gentlemnn doesn't ogle anything. He follows the lady up the stairs and keeps his cyrs on her heel. I f hc’a no gentle­ man, the lady should keep her eyes on H IM — the heel, • • • D E A R A BUY: Since when is it a aln to check on what your kids are doing? I f |>eop]e was more concerned about what their offspring are up to there would he a lot less unwed mothers. When I wus n girl I wasn't turned loose with every Toni, Dick and Charlie. My mother died when I was U and my brothers went along to chaperone me. Don't think it spoiled my fun be­ en uiu It didn't. I never hud to chase a fellow to get him, either. When my girls came nlong I checked to see what they were doing. I didn’t read any diary for gacoby PanTnrli By Abigail Van Buren they never kept one, but if they had, I would likely have rrad it. And I wouldn’t have felt I did wrong. I be­ lieve In having trust in your children after you find out you ran trust them. Girl* today ask for what they gel. They can't suy, “ I didn’t know,” They know more at nine than I did when I got married. I don’ t sup|Mise you'll print this, but it’s time mothers woke up. When your daughter says, “ Mother, John and 1 done wrong and I am ex­ pecting a baby," It's loo late to go rend her diary. BESSIE IN L A K E C IT Y , I ’A . * • * ♦ F A T H E R -'S D A T0UCHT0NS REXALL DRUG TH E PRESCRIPTIO N OUR P R IM A R Y CONCERN” CONFIDENTIAL TO V IY K I: “ Love is a canvas furnished by Nuturu aral embroidered by imagina­ tion." (Volta Ira) • • • DOW NTOW N &OATSON300' ILECTRIC GUlf i T5SPECIALS electric The first great bridge team the “ Four Horsemen'* captained by tho late 1*. Hal Sinn. Hal had one fixed rule for the team. No one wns going to bid a grand alum unless he could ace 111 sure tricks against any lead and any distribution. O f course, this team operat­ ed In llidl and mill! when contract was a very young game and bidding methods were not up to successful grand alum operations In use nowadays. Today a pair that can’t bid easy grand slams is not going to do well in really tough cum petition, North was very bitter abcul South's failure to go to seven SANFORD-SEM INOLE JAYCEE PRESID ENT Clyde L o u r (riyrht) preKents a bout, trailer and motor to Jack Martin, past president o f the Sarasota Junior Chamber o f Commerce, Martin held the lucky number in a contest sponsored by the local junior chamber. Behind I.ong and Murtin are Mrs. Martin and their four children, (Herald Photo) dUyhliyhJtA That South held kings o f the suits North had bid first and second and that South should have gone to seven. South replied, “ I knew you had shown three aces. How about the ace o f trumps? " There wus a great ileal o f 410(1 4 J H4 2 merit to South's contention. *quaa 4J100 He liuil opened a I'd point HOUTU <»> hand with a good six curd A ms suit ami had certainly shown VKQJD8B 4 K7 his full values and possibly a AKB2 triflo mure when he had Both vulnerable Jumped to four heart* over (Couth W rit North E i,t his partner's three club hid. I ’ns* 2 4 J’as* I ¥ It would seem that North Pas* Past 3 * 2¥ Put., might wll have gone to seven Puss 4 * 9¥ Pais ft* Past 8¥ hearts b y the Blackwood route I'*!.* Pass after Hint Jump to four hearts. Opening lead—A Q O f course, there would he one hearts, lie pointed nut that missing king, ImL at the very ho hud hid three suits anil worst, seven would depend on filially jumped to six beads. a illainiiiid finesse. "M y daughter's room looks like a mule movie star pin­ up gallery," »ny« the mother of a high school freshrnun, “ And all she and her friends ran talk about la hoys. What ran I do to stop this silli­ ness ?'* Don't even try. I f ymi try ridicule you'll just make her feel you are “ against" her ami she will probably decide to keep tilings to herself, in­ stead of being open and ahovehonrd ns she is now, “ Love" often hits a class like lightning, and all o f a sudden everybody ill the room Is palled e f f and con­ versation becomes giggling hoy-ainl-glrl talk. It sounds silly to grownups who aren't tun good at re­ member Ing Dial lliey them­ selves went through the silly age, too. TV (CENTAL 4 Sales • Hcrrirs Seminole TV FA 2*4920 Zen llli Color TV Haifa 21-00 Sanford A t *. But it's a mistake to side against teen-agers in any­ thing ns natural as being hey crusy or glrl-crosy. Listen to thu confidences your daughter bring* you without censure, If they allow nothing more than silliness. When she urn! her fiinula get together and start their gigglin g hoy-girl talk, treat it as the most natural thing In the world—which, o f cuuiao, it is. In a way you nm on trial now. Be nonchalant abcul Ibis first Imy.girl craze. Then your daughter will decide you uto pretty much all riglil and that it Is safe to he her na­ tural self aruuiid you mid let you know what is going on at srhool and among her crowd. Tal.n a superior attitude toward her, umt she’ll decide that in the future thu lens ycu know about her affuirs the belter. Don't try tn »uppre«i your daughter's natural feelings. The only result will be an un­ natural secretlvenrss on her part and a feeling that shu can't confide in you. Uaw- , the national political poll Is orlte granddaughter because Sugar based on a population of Q.OuO, of his doting, spoiling ways. Creek." (rerun) Tlic excell­ but since this is a larger sam­ Paul Peterson's Utile *i*tcr ence of tonight's guest cast pling than Ls needrd for abso­ docs a good job. and the outstanding perform­ lute accuracy, we're sure that 8:30 3:30 p. m. NBC. Dr. ances mark this ss one of Hie by the next election, if we Kildare, "(ioodbyc, Mr. Jer­ lie I lor show* of the series, still bother to hold them, sey.’ ’ (rerun) Suzanne PleshJohn Lsrch Is featured as an these will he boiled down to ottc plays an unemployed ac­ injured drover who will die the dozen most typical people tress who brings an injured without medical attention. The in the country. H ie show ex­ dog into the hospital and gels nearest doctor ( E v e r e t t amines Am erica's average the complete Kildare treat­ Kluane) refuses lo treat him community frum all aspects ment, Anthony Holland floes hut is persuaded by a girl in an attempt to determine a good job as an intern mi Bor­ (B everly Garland) ami her how and why Salem should be ing from acute hypochondria, gun. Eric Fleming and Clint so smart. Is David Brinkley's but it's Suzy's show. Oh yes, Eastwood star. commentary tongue In check? it's a comedy, including what’s 7:3n-8:3o p .m. NBC. David Tune in and find out. Our In­ supposed to be an hilarious Brlnkley’a Journal, “ Election teresting rating: about aver­ takeoff on a television com­ Year in Averagctown." You age. mercial, can now alay at home on 8-8:30 p. m. The Donna 0:30 10 30 p. nt. ABC. The election day. Thanks to NBC Reed Show. "Tim Playmate." Jimmy Dean Show, (rerun) A news, Hie town of Salem, N. J., (rerun) This one was the Lively hour with Boot, Ran­ has been selected as the Am er­ season opener when young dolph and his jumping sax, ican community coming clos­ Patty Peterson moved Into the Charlie Mann'., funny take-olf e t to representing the prevail­ Stone family and Boh Crane on how different types of ing |M>litical dlmntc in almost and Ann McC'rea became the singers use a handerchief, a exact proportions. After to­ Stones' neighltors. Patty gels good comedy spot Involving night's hour, you'll know who a major chunk o( this episode Row I f * breaking Jimmy'* is going to be elected and by when she helps a playmate'* guitar and ending in their what margin, so why should grandfather who has hecn told duct lo "It's a Sin To Tell you bother? Tills version of he must stop seeing his fav- A L ie " and Dorothy Collins doing "Accentuate The Posi­ tiv e " and "Jealous Heart." H ie country song* by Jimmy who doc* "N o I-viler Today," " I Ain't (!<d Nolrndy” and (0) Pat. a Ulailra "Moonlight, Miss" and Hank TH U R SD AY P. M. ( t l HtVftn Key* Williams Jr. who chimes in 4:00 (3) N»W0t?nfi# with " I » n u (lone laim-vime FR ID A Y r . M. t i l N'ewii, VViithir, ispurtA 13 00 C l Ynur First linpra.a- Bliiea’ " and “ Hey! Good Loukm Nrwullne Inn (Cutur) ln’ ." (0) l.->va of U f a 1:30 i l l tspurte “ Incident at Television Tonight 4:30 (3) Mil miry . nrlnklry ( I ) Nr w i — Walter Cunkite T.OI I t ) ItirUman HI i It tint Ini; A (§ 1 VI m in i A Sunbathers Get Eyefull From Eastern Lady SA N FR AN C ISC O | U P I> Oii any reasonably sunny Ynnr/Aug. Town till (ll 1.04 (4) ( 0) «:S0 (XI Kith Ihr !!r jjr » ?:3U <2} Klei'tlOti If you have a family mem­ (irren is invaded by an army ber or a friend who Is among of sunbathers. Wednesday, one the five million Americana o f that army was a woman suffering frum alcoholism, in tha new conliovenial top­ yon may be hi a position tn less bathing suit. help. Fur advice and infor­ The history • making sunmation, contact the Kloridu bather waa Mri. Cathy Hard­ Alcoholic Behahililatiun Pro- wick, whose appearance on gram, 1’, (), Box 1147, Avon tha grren ipiickly drew a I'ark. large crowd o f fashion-mind­ ed gentlemen. Mrs, Hardwick, a well • built native o f Korea, could not see what the fuss wus all about. "In Asia," ahe said, "When people see Hie upper body exposed, they don’t think anything about It.” Mr*. Hardwick took all the staring In stride, too, fur she O N I.Y ) runs a fashion simp and cur­ rently It telling the contro­ versial womtn's suit", which have only two slim strops al-ove the waist. Homebody asked If she ev­ er thought that nudity would Invade the world’s bcnchca. “ I'm against total nudity," ahe said. “ It would be very liad for business.” FISH- O E W ICH 4 3 REG. 45c By Ruth Millett day, Snn Frunclsro's Marina A LL DAY TOMORROW (F R ID A Y • i*a« nword Ellnt■touts Raw hltls Donna llstd Dr. KIMars UM My Tint# Serna 1100 <ti l,trry Maion H») I rut Inn O’Tools 9:30 (2) H aiti (Color) 19) Jimmy l>#an Hhuw 10 00 (?) «€) 1 0 ;: o m 11.00 (31 HuapritAs Thrntro Nurata Story of ’*A Writer (4) * t w » , Waattisr, Hports (0) Ntws — Murphy Marlin l l t l i <l) Ntwa, thor Sports, Waa- 11:9ft (4) ThraUr of tha Start 11:10 (3) Johnny Carton (Color) H ill ( ! ) Movls FR ID AY A. M. «.00 i:l* «.:r ,:30 7.0» (3) 13. id (4) (Jt id 3:10 (31 i*i T-I* I d Kl*n On Hun.hln* Almansn ilruri-, F i l m Itriiurt Hummer S*mi-*l»r TuiUr Wake l!|i Movie, ToJ.r MIrk|« Kean* I.oral He we, W «s - Iktr 1:00 f t ) Captain K *»,aroa it 30 (H Carloona (1) k i i t d i t f o r Wo. man l / u- |/ *—'■ 2 ( » : • SCH ICK SHOE POLISHING KIT ALL TRANSISTOR R e m o t e control tnlke. F it,)ib u t­ ton con trols. (0) itaal MoCo)r, 1 0 ) Prlca la Rl«tal ~^.fr • 199 Smokers' Specials! KING EDWARD IMPERIALS, 1* 1 .1 so ......................................... 7 7 0 DUTCH MASTERS, redact.. ■ .« ef SO* g • m WHITE OWL INVINCIILE, fk. i f 2Sa * * * 0* * * * O 0 4 O O * I * H M 0 M * O M * 575 44•4••#44*444**44#4#44444•■#■•■■■ ROBERT BURNS TIPARtUOS, K . e f j o ||li«»|itl*m9909«IMl49H4M* .1.38 j (k **ti Carton of C IU IIT T IS MASTERCRAFT ch!?'* W *UtTS CUSTOM MADE P IP ES Assorted sizes and shapes. 4* 7 .5 0 V a fu e s h ° ‘" ot ■ w “ 2 *9 8 PIPE HACKS, Walnut .................. From 2.50 PItINC E AI.U ERT Tolmrco. large (In .... 1.18 ^ 1.49 EDGEWORTH R E A D Y RUBUED, Ige. tin 1.18 AM PHORA Tobacco 2 oz...................... . PAPER MATE 1:00 • 3:0* P R O F IL E T R IO 3:00 • 7:00 8:33 ^ from 4.95 35c C H ILD R E N 33c STU D EN TS 50c AD U LTS Me LOTION A ffix J .1 2 -0 0 fW I B llt r lk a k Choose tha| pen to (it your grip, •Slim • Regular •Huaky lw Free Prompt Delivery S TA R TS S U N D A Y T .L 222-4944 t t : KING SIZED! O N I T * SHOWS A T I .Ink ! Throw­ away ifuel itank. 1 9 99 quency control.r ROGERS Toluicco P O U C H E S ____ From 1.00 TO D A Y thru RAT, Word BENTLEY BUTANE LIGHTER BO* 11:00 (3) Conrtntratlon 11:10 I I ) Mia.In, 9 TRANSISTOR FM*AM RADIO TAPE RECORDER Automatic fre­ 10:1* ( I I Nawa— Kdwtn N ,w far 24”BARBECUE GRIB Electric Motor, Spit and Hood I Fantastic Value! Reciprocating PIPE ASH TRAY * j69 (0) I larva t.urjr 1 0 1 Dai'smbtr llrld, FROM N o v Iaow Price lac* ( I ) Hpmlik 10:30 ( ! ) Word Electric SLICING KNIFE Y E M ,0*1101,E P IP E S ......... ........... From 2.50 maa Sifflje CARAVELLE MENS’ WATCHES (COMPLETE SELECT/ON OF ELECTRICRAZORS... CHOOSEFROMREMINGTON- SUNBEAM*SCHICK NORELCO . . . A l l AT OUR LOW, LOW PRICESI 10:10 C l U*y Warn ( I ) N e w .— Mika Wat* Open 8 A. M.— t l Midnight j 4 80* *1 2-37 Vaf. U-- ----L r P ra c tic a lly Half Price! It ) liomp.r Itoom It A BottU -----------. . . or Caao / •fa(n le sa •fee 1blade & Sun Up A D er Shav-e MEDICO PIPE S ......................... From 2.50 PHroa Are Tailored To Your Time, Need* And Budget 2109 FRENCH A V E . — SANFORD 19, Krnla Kurd 10:30 It p. tn. ABC ABC 13:3* I d Nrwa—- Harry Haa. News, “ Shadow Over Tho C 30 C Truth or Cun.aquancan White House." (0> Krarvh Por Tom or ­ row (9) Kathar Knnwa naal t!MllfOU^7 I3:l* i t , <l:iDllna Ualit t ! : l l 13) Nrw a— Hay H.-herar 1:00 I f ) Nawi, Waalhar ( « l Oltl Talk 19) rirnaral Hnapltat 1:30 |3I rvopla Ara Kunriy i , i A. Tha World Turna (1) Nawa— Dava Pannr tl 1 14 19) Carloona 3:00 C ) !.at‘a Ilaka A Hail ( , ) P a , .word 19) Ann Hotharn 1:1* c < Nrwa— k'luyd KalPar 3:10 (3) Hoclsra (0) lluuaa Party (9> Pay In Court 3 I t ( I I Nawa— Llaa Howard M m .".™ . 3:00 <2) A not lie r World H i To Tell Tha Truth <0) rju.an Vnr A liay 12* r<) Nrwa — Kdwarda o v t e l u r \ ^ ( d Hrrrrt Htorm RIDE-IN THE ATR l » ) Trallmaaiar 1:10 C ) Toil Pon'i Bay TO.MIC IColor) CAII t o * n PA na SIT E (0) »M «a of Night "P A.M '3 I* A STS" (1) Who Po You Truit? Ask , 00 C> Vlatrh D i n . " 1 1 1 : 1.1 . t o i : r i : n s i T 3 " (.1. (1) Nawa— Bandar Vanoeay I'll I. A SAT. 4:30 C ) Ilurna and Allan *1.00 A I Alii.II All (*: Pncta Wa ll *O I -S IIA 3* I t"— Ciilwr 3:00 C l llv.i of Uroucho - 'I t n o i l 1 1 1 :n n i i i i i i : aAI Carloona " T I I E SPIII *1. Ill) All" k 1C (3) Nvnacopa A M , IS Cill,(III (0) U a r a l l To Utavar sonar (0) IHvarboat ( d dnarlraa l l i u o r r * 00 t l ) Dl.urra Court l :l> I I I L'arluun, • 1 0 ( I I rial, Hium LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Don Itoyer, Owner TV Time Previews F e a tu re s . m a s s iv e I M ic r o - T h in 1 shaving s creen fo r fa s te r sh aves. T r i m ­ m er. R e u s ­ ab le g ift box. d elu xe t r a v e l c a s e , c o il cord U shave lo tio n s . By Oswald Jacoby 7:308:30 p. m. CBS NORTH IS SADI ¥ A# 4 AQ053 *A74 WEST EAST A Q J !M AK73S ¥743 V 10 2 Jh a t o I. 50 Slim R srn - linl naxor and AdJUtUble rm , v- S H A V E K IT For Abby's booklet, “ Ifow To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send CO cents to Abhy, Box 119700, Los Angeles, Calif., OOUtiD. On(Bhidya SANFORD LESS THAN ORIGINAL WHOLESALiCOSTl Troubled? W rite to ABby, Box C9700, Los Angeles, gcles, Calif., 00000. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-uddresscd en­ velope. ■ • • hide. was Pnjre 10— .Tune 18. 1961 Wrrnffi “THE LONGEST DAY** ...." ? ' i 1J O H N S O N ’S A U 1 O W A X S E T _______ | .9 8 1-12 Ib m c I RtfuTTi« t , A trtso f, S 4L, lag.1.1t— WH *u EPSOM SALT, 5 Ik. JO H N SO N 'S “ O f F " faUKt Rtptllttf, IS a t, R«|. 49t 4 7 t S 0 M IN IX T ib l t H , 11 1, R tg .l.M .89 4 s a m x SHAVE C AI 1,11 i z . R#g. 4r M44tft.,R*t-fK 79< YARDLEY SHAVE l( >TK)N, Ft m |lf t w r«||.___J.0 0 0 L 0 S P K E TRAVEL SET. C tl. 8 Sbavt U t ,___ X 0 0 Free Groomlag Set V tils CODE “lO" lUirdrtMing �Horoscope Forecast F R ID A Y , JUNE 19. 19tiJ G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S : A wonderful day and even­ ing to get everything in your life organiicd and arranged on a detailed basis an that you know where everything is. Find the best and most e f­ fective manner in which tc use such information In reach a specific course that is truly satisfactory to you. Get health and surroundings in fine shape. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ctir •ttiTorS VrraTB June 106-1— ra ge SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith M\**M*-VLL LET NOU IN OM *> C u u t A CO THE o w e s ClUB* A W C R B T . d N U W Y / t HAsJfc A LITTLE MONET UAS SEEN s e r v e d NOTICE -to M O 'ttf AND l ’M GONG ToR'JV MAM OSERMOLTST FUTTIM' A SECOND-HAND SCAT' o p a w o l f h o w l for Tm' R e n t . an ’ he WET-LHANE a FLOATING 6CJT let" LAW TO COLLAR (J& OUT TH* o w l s club th is FlRST OR TH MONTH UNLEEO WE KUMMER.G^AD, COME ACROSS/— Y.L TRIED TO, •-•CAP HIM FOR MORE TIME. PUT ’ AND I LL AtAHE y-J sou m v f ir s t * 3 HOU KNOW HIM — THAT GUY .___ .M A T I? > _ - 5= A IU K S (March 21 to April 19) An energetic approach to all work before you, whether at home or In the active world, brings goed results today. Take time to improve your clothing. Br as trim an attractive a i possible. T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to M er 20| There will be time for very pleasant recreation after you have completed your work. Be loyal to top-notch friends you have made in the past. They are irreplaceable, charming. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Endeavor to make your contacts with others, whe­ ther at home or outside, more plrasnnl and profitable. Buy gifts for family. Make abode mere charming, comfortable, colorful. MOON C H ILD R E N (June 22 to July 21 Try not to de­ liberate so much; muke those visits that will knit you clos­ er to those about you— neigh­ bors, et al. Be accurata when making out reporta, etc. Show you are on the beam. r !<» * !• LEO (July 22 to August 21) Consulting an expert cun help you to balance better your liabilities against your ■■seta. Then hit on an Idea that will Increase abundance. Buy items that improve sur­ roundings. VIRG O (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Careful thought will show you what you should do and the best man­ ner in going after ycur dealres. The planets are with you. Much can be accomplishel if you use positive ap­ proach. L IB R A (September 21) to October 23) Setting up more efficient routinea ia fine to­ day even though thfi may not be very enjoyable. Seek the company o f one you truly like and admire. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Get together with good friends at the cul­ tural or recreational pursuits that most please. Enlarge circle o f friends, ulao. Be ac­ tive, forget that easy chair. S A G IT T A R IU S (November 22 to December 21) Get on the good side o f higher-upa to­ day by doing what ia expected of you efficiently. Batter your credit rating. Make big etrhlei toward aucceaa In your career. C A PR IC O R N (December 22 to January 20) Planning trip* and actlvltiaa that are in­ spiring and which Increase your success Is fine today. Bn Hlcrt to some new outlet that is profltshle. Stop dreaming so much. AQ U A R IU S 0 (January twv MOTHERS GET GRAY I N t a S a l t N •• OUR ANCESTORS "Young man, that'* not proper Bostonian dreaa to wear to a tea party!" SHORT RIBS rrs mv new •UCTUONICFEMALEDUCKDECOY. YOU D0NT EVEN NEED A GUN WITH "THIS LITTLE GAOOrT 21 to February 19) Being meti­ culous shout paying your hills niukes the right impres­ sion on those who have power over your affairs. Follow intuition a good deal. Improve relations with partner*. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) You can come to ■ fsr better understanding with thoia you are support­ ing and plan fo r a roller futute. Be clever In the way you handle competitors. Di­ plomacy counts. IF YO U R C H ILD IS BOHN T O D A Y , ha or aha will ba one o f those clever persona who has new Ideal to put Into practical use and will have a tremendous ability for or­ ganisation. Separating the wheat from tha chaff will he Very easy for your intelligent p rogen y. He sure to give your child a good education plus enough spiritual training. "Th e Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to NOPE,The m a le s ee s h ep . LANDS BY HER .AND THE ■ tape recorder inside her GOES ON AUTOMATICALLY ■ ; (f& O llA C K ; ■ QUACKI r QUACK! ■' /-/a BUGS B U N N Y (IG L obi 42 ftolsr disk 43 Food llib 44 Move smoothly 4fl Slocking 47 l«vel 4« lobbies Mlioll mound 1 ! rr IT ■ir YOU! Carrcll Kighter's individual Forecast fo r your sign for July ia now ready. For your copy send your birthdale and fl.OO to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, llollywcod 28, Cali­ fornia. a The sea anemone Is an an­ imal that looks like a flower. The tentacles of the anemone contain atinging calls, useful fo r defense and In capturing food. Marineluml of Florida 7” r~ 1} \C T r~ 5 W r r 14 TU il) ) il 77 Is Tv K ir 12 H a B2l ___ S3 Gaelic 64 duller of wool flbers S3 Diminutive of Helen 34 Summers (Pr) 37 Abstrsct being DOWN 1 filler itCsjbatnida IT 11 ” 4r r*s 11 41 45 a M w ■SI 1 1 It d, W trp o rU . *7 �I ; Vfre VanTurB PafT* 12— June 18, 1964 WrraTB Handyman, 7 2 , W ho Educated 10 , Gets Own Diploma In September, Elmore plans "E v e ry one o f them wanted iel Jr., 37, a music teacher; nurse-anesthetist in Detroit; I.OS A N G E LE S (U P I )— A tall, proud, 72-year-old Negro to enter Compton Collrge. to go to college and every one Elmon, 35, a biologist with Velma, 31, a teacher; Clara, Bora in Alabama, Elmore worked to help me put them ths A ir Force; Thelma, 31, a 33, a teacher; Bertha, 29, a handyman who put hia 10 he said. "Each children through college today had to quit school after the through," clutched his high school di­ fifth grade. He returned to earned at least 110 a month ploma and looked forward to school at age 21, but World whTTo going to school, most of iri W ar I and then marriage in­ them more. I did anything terfered with his plans fo r an and everything I could to the fall, make an honest dollar." Daniel Elmore’a lifetime education. The "anything and every­ Elmore snid he derided the dream came true Wednesday thing" included working ns a when he received his diploma ■lay his first child was born, butler, chauffeur, construction at graduation exercises In In 1D21, that his children worker and farmer. Elmore even walked two and a half David Starr Jordon High would have an education. School. " I didn’t know we'd have miles once to clean a privy "1 always wanted It," E l­ 10, o f course, but I never fo r 41. more said afterward. " I t changed my mind, however He and his late first wife wasn’t hard. When my kills hard it became to make a liv­ had some help from a hank in were going to school, I stud­ ing,’ 'ho said. "They all had Newton Falls, Ohio. thin picture. An impresaive program was held DIPLOMAS W ERE ISSUED for 2G member* o f plenty to eat, and they nil "O ver the years 1 built a ied as much aa they did." during the graduation with many area officials the Crooma Adult Education School at the third The last of Elmore's chil­ looked decent when they went reputation with the bank," El­ participating, annual commencement ceremony lu.st Sunday. more recalled. "I'd just sign dren graduated from college anywhere. (Herald Photo) Following the graduation, the group ponod for " I t wasn't easy, especially on the dotted line and the seven years ago. "Then I f ig ­ ured It was my turn," he said. during the depression. Hut I money would be there. . . Four years of attending night have no regrets. I ’d do it all And what o f the children? They are: classes at the high school in over again, under the same Robert, 43, n clerk for the suburban Watta earned El­ circumstances, if I had to.” The nine surviving children Arm y’s motor division in De­ more his diploma. Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, “ Now I'm going to relax a range in age from 27 to J3. troit, Mich.; Ida, 41, a teach­ er; Winifred, who died; Dan­ One died six years ago. program administrator of the bit," he said. .Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Association, baa returned from Hollywood where she attend a workers seminar held at the Diplomat Hotel. Communications and human relations was the main sub­ ject of the seminar which in­ corporated a leadership train­ ing clinic. Tom Llpe, associate sponsor o f thu Dale Carnegie Associ­ ates told those attending that TOP STUDENTS In the Croomw High School Adult Education program "85 per cent of success is were honored at graduation rite* in the school. Receiving the awards dependent upon the ability to from Principal Horace Juckson arc Mary Lou Clark, left, and Eva Scott get long with people." starting college himself Official Back From Meeting teacher; Joyce, 26, a graduate Nine Tables Play Bridge student at Catholic Univer­ sity o f America, is working on a master's degree in nurs- Nine table* were in play ing administration. at this week’s Tuesday after­ noon meeting of the DeBary GI0RGE STUAtT PraianljDuplicate Bridge Club held in Near SMITH CO*OH* ADDING the Firemen's Recreation Hall. Miss Ethel Johnsnn served as MACHINE, (or A_____ director. KOMI of A & tM •■'Wf Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. William Woodlock and Miss Johnson; second, Mrs. Ruth Hiatt and Idn B. Wilson; third, Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mrs. Edwin Wachter and fourth, Mrs. Frank Austin and Norman Meyer; It Add* - It ttafafewto Um i anly t • IT* EW, first, Mr*. David Sin­ D t ii I f M * U eM W *-,M - M l, | « T ^ N lW .m W ger and Ann Singer; second, t*r UM nw i-U sf* Am m MOBf! BACl BBABAVTli Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mr*. Elsa Unkles; third, Mrs. John F«‘« g e o i g e S t u a r t M M N m 0*m*dm CM 134 It Vandcrshaaf and Mrs. Otto »wh a lin t o * * * M dW w M AM f 4 IH eF*V»**4 Allen and fourth, Mnrvin U^NH « *W • AM 744M OB1ANDO Long and Norman Meyer. *895<J riiTuiwa, 6 Scotty S e i: HOME B U ILD ERS SUPPLY," Freeman. (Herald Photo) Lodge To Stay At Post W ASH IN G TO N Amltatimlor (111*1) ~ Henry Ciiliot Lodge will not give up his V iet Nem poet to come home tor the GOl* National Con­ vention anil has bo advised the White House, a lop Hopublican laid today. The Blatement coincided with * mounting conviction among lU'puMkuna Dial Lodge, the U((10 GOI' vlru presidential nominee, would not lay aside his foreign as­ signment to help push the presidential e u in J> u i g n of Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton. Republican lenders would like to aeo Lodge out of Viet Nam. Thia would give them greater campaign freedom 111 criticising President Johnson's foreign policy operations. Scrunton-for-l’ resiilenl Icail- be known liu does not expect eia in particular hove hoped (.edge to leave Viet Nnm bnLodge would come home. They fore llie Hi'publlcana pick need him In their 11th hour their presidential candidate In Hun Francisco next month. drive to Minteh the GOl' nom­ Tlmt meant to Republicans ination from Hen. Harry Gold- thut Lodge hud advised the water, who now hna the prise President o f his intentions bo within reach. Johnson could liu assured ho Hut a well-informed Repub­ would not have to scramble lican Bunt co reported that now to find n competent sueI'leBideiit Jnhn«n,| hue |.-t it rcswip to the Hntgon po-i Sanford USO Meeting Set t w in p a l m s ? COOLCOT1 LATIN PAINTj • S T O R E H O U R S: • The Sanford USO will hold J its annual committee meet­ ing Tuesday at the USO Clubrooms in the Chamber of Commerce Building starling at 7:30 a, rn. Awards ami certificates of recognition for distinguished service will be presented to staff sgencies of Sanford Na­ val Air Station, church groups and civic organisations of Seminole County OFF AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES on HBS Mobile Paints!! n 'm Pay Cash And Save 2 T W IN 7:30 n.m. 'til 5:30 p.m. DAILY 'til 4:00 pjH. SATURDAY tl PA LM S CO O LCO TE LIGHT BULBS Gallon O'* 40-75-100 Nationally (U n itiu J COTTON Prwt Exterior Masonry Point 6.00 g a l 3.79 gal Interior Latex Wall Paint 4.95 gaL 2.98 gal. Fume Proof Outside White 7.95 gaL 5.25 gal. 4 r ' 4S# Smooth - Surface Per Roll . . . 4 68 I f 7” LO ■< * . o r t "in *.«.»•> »W H a n . u o . T u k o , « i l a . A Casselberry's Sister Dies Hlhhard Casselberry of Caspelbenry left hy ptnne Wednesdoy for Lake Purest, III., 1 WtUii N ftV : s 4*1 IN 4*4 3*0 r4nHrraB|i»<* IN IN 4 .74 n « u -n ,» i r n l l 'i M i " JL « n IM • 41 • I* 2 l" » 4 r s llt " ir n r i- iM t * l I ’airnlTg* Black Jack Liquid Coating _____ 79c gal. J VP ( | 0 EXTERIOR 4% 97 4I Pnco 0 r r n «T a*im < 2'G'*aG‘|"all «*• *0 # M ineralised Per Roll . . . A t ir M i j : " c / i 'J Double - Coverage J ' ® Per Roll . . . CO RN ER PO STS INTERIOR < ; * '? x f.i Mahogany FLUSH DOORS ROLL ROOFING CLOVIS fit* AvtrxM Rolad RUBEROID WORK P A IN T Nine exciting new colon and white. T h ii paint may bo used inside as well as outside. Dries in one hour — Rccoat In two houn. Covers approximately 300400 sq. ft. per gallon. 49 ^ LA TEX 5 3 IN ««• IN (I 144 0 I N iN 4.40 ^ « O O 9 where he was called due to the death of his sister, Mrs. Katherine Tomplelon, who died early Wednesday morn­ ing in a Lake Forest hospital following a brief illness. Through the years Mrs. Templeton had oflcn bren a winter visitor to the South Ketnlnolu area and had many friends there snd In Winter Park where she owned a small home. the best recipe for kfolks newly moved to SANFORD Tabs oat phsrw cal (or caapoa bale*), add hosltu mth baskets of giru sad ialMmatioa about Hie aty, stir la ginuins Impilslilr. snd mu'! tins * lenerou* snd dsilM M welcome. Just phene u r 95 12" Diameter ^ 33 N h ’ BN’* Km 34 M t i - 'x t o v . . . . CAN YOU PUT A PRICE ON YOUR CHILD? PASSAGE LIKK 1 69 Average Retail 2.25 H arp Getting. Dear Lake ZM-6SU 4-44 IN IN 14.49 7.72 1149 1*9 1 14 94 21 3r*83*\%" 11.43 1144 34 ir x IN b * 13 9 * 1 4 44 33 im -iM * 1 *3* 34 IlLV 'iM H " 21-11 19 37 2249 . , . 4'araVe14 •!• INT. PIPE FITTINGS GARDEN HOSE Price FIR PLYWOOD G a lv a n iz e d W * ' / x m Plastic 1 .7 9 l-Ycar UotoodMoool Guarantee Coo’t Crock — Can't Kink 50‘ili** SocliocM ____ 13.73 Average Rttdil HB9 Price in» V i" 1Sc 12c Tea. V i" 21c ITc Reducing til t k " « W “ 10c 24c Coupling, V|" SSc 22c 4 'e l 'a 'g " *19 4 i l * lV tit 4'n§'«%»** 91* 4 'n i‘e*4 M 919 4'n*'g> 4** 919 4’ iB i ’ l* ' 919 4*e9*aW * 919 IN T. IN T. IN T . IN T. C K T. (X T . tX T . 4 »§ i ‘ V’ CD 9HKATHINQ K ilir ie r . . — .... O f course you can’t. A child is priceless, Y et it is hO very important that you calculate her worth in dollars P EG B O A R D and cents. Does that sound incongruous? It’s not. Here’s 4'**' »>••* 4'al* Shoot Durable Aluminum 2 .9 7 Early American why: I f you are going to be able to protect her valuable CABINET HARDWARE future, financially, you must decide now exactly how #710 4'*r How to do R : Snvo regularly in one o f our high-curning, fully insured aceounta! Open your account today. Noodlo * | 'M 4 Colow end White #755 #0U Km * ~M“ Hiot o WIRE SCREEN Douglas fir WOOD MOULDING B C m. #000 Cabiaat HIs h ^ C T IL E B O A R D F, IO C m . 22c „ Per LJn. Ft. 2 Vic Chooto OMItor l«t*d , hoit ihoo, covo or lettica. Otktn comparably pricad. For FREE 100 Ft. Lin eal Roll Price WrtHh Aw* IVII9 ■atari l*r*rr It* * M l 1 7 .1 * 11.13 I f M** “ EASY TO REACH FROM A LL POINTS” Phyllis Rugenstela P A 2-4254 Lake fttary Mildred Haney C6H-5631 Deltona DfPA Grodtd Dovglat iolouwbo Awniwe *3 i m ’ aJI* 34 m t Ni u v accumulate that amount. Nora Norria TU 8-1514 8. Sominola W IN D O W S Fluorescent much money that will require, then you must begin to Virginia Prlronki P . O. Ho* 1214 Hanford A L U M IN U M CIRCUNE FIXTURE 801 West Seminole Boulevard — SANFORD V^SANFORD-ATLANTIC 1 m..‘IIR 1 *71 3 1 3 9 T 4 .1 I 219* 3**9 Price Catalog Phone or Write HBS Star* Nearest Yeul DELIVERY Ph. 323-0400 HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc. N A T IO N A L " BANK= " i f * s Plfsiu rs to Sank i t ths Atlantic" M C M I I R P. O. I. C. AUO Mb D o * CHy — St. Petersburg — Sarasota — Bradenton — Jacksonville Orlando — Eustla — Leesburg — Cocoa O �Station’s Here To Stay The report from Washington Inst week that another $866,000 hml been reinstated in the military ap­ propriation bill before the Senate's Armed Forces Committee for the Sanford Naval A ir Station was wel­ comed news. The announcement by Sub-Com­ mittee Chairman John Stennis of Mississippi to his colleague, Senator Holland, is further indication of the Florida legislator's continued inter­ est in this nrea. The $866,000 item, placed back in the measure, represents funds re­ quired for an additional nirernft maintenance hangar, an aircraft check facility tower and improve­ ments to the sewerage system nt the base. This is in addition to another $<150,000 previously put in the bill for yet another maintenance hangar plus $760,000 for an aircraft parking apron. These items, amounting to $2,260,000 for the 1964-65 federal budget year, appear to dispell any fears on the part o f local business and pro­ fessional people in proceeding with proposed propositions which were delayed because o f questions concern­ ing the future o f the installation here. The inclusion o f these items in the Senate measure Is all but “ proof­ positive” assurance that this phnse o f naval operations will continue at the Snnford installation. There are no local officials who would express any doubt but that all of the items would be approved when the budget comes before the Congress. Originnlly the Navy had asked for a total o f $6.2 million. This amount included $4 million for a new run­ way. The latter request is the only one in the entire list o f items not included in the current appropria­ tions bill. However, authorities have all but been assured that the runway item would be included in the feder­ al budget for 1965-66. Aside from any unforeseen devel­ opments, it nppears that the Snn­ ford Naval A ir Station is here, and here to stay. Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromley Next Stop, San Francisco Political Notebook 81 W A S H IN G TO N (N E A ) — When Gen. Douglas MseArthur “ expanded" the South Korean war into North Korea, Mao Tsc-tung’s Communist Chinese troops entered in force. In hammering out standby plans for "expanding" the war against the Viet Cong ■ml the l’slhet [am into North V iet Nam. U. S. strategist* have been at­ tempting to figure out whnt Mao would do today. Would lie *rnd hi* armies to “ save" Ho Chi Minh'a Communist North Viet Nam? Could that explode into a big war? The private conclusion o f the experts: In thr conven­ tional military srnsr Mao ia something o f a paper dragon. Some U. 8. utialcgiat* any that Mao, despite hi* loud talk, ever since Korea has shown n strung reluctance to face a showdown with the United States. Mac'* troop* slopped in In­ dia when the United Stnles stepped in with aid to Nehru. The Red 1'athct l.ao stopped when American troops were rushed to the Thai border. Communist Chinese troops cased o ff in their attacks on Quemoy and Matsu when U. 8. warship* moved up to backstop the supplying o f the Nationalist Chinese garrison*. Expert* now agree that Mno today is not prepared to Determination Pays Off One o f Seminole County’s success stories has been and still is being written by Dearborn Electronic Lab­ oratories, Inc. Just a few years ago this organi­ zation started with nothing, compar­ atively, and in the opinion of those who know the firm is going some­ where nnd going fnst. It's a young, vigorous concern with n management group so cnpable that it's beginning to earn a most favorable nationwide reputation. Evidence o f this enn be found in the fact that lust January the com­ pany’s plant on U.S. 17-92 was de­ stroyed by a devastating fire. With­ in five weeks, however, the concern shipped its first substantial order o f high reliability capacitors nnd within two months nfter the catas­ trophe the firm was back to 100 per cent production. Most o f its manu­ facturing following the fire is being done in a Seminola Boulevard build­ ing in Casselberry, several miles away from one section of the old plant and its administrative offices. From the time o f the fire until full production was resumed not a single employe was laid o ff — another fea­ ther in Dearborn’s cap. Now Dearborn is rebuilding. A new structure is rising at the site o f the former plant. But this is not all. Company officials have in­ dicated that the chances are extreme­ ly good that within n year a double shift will have to be placed into e f­ fect to meet the mounting orders for tiie firm ’s products. This should increase the number o f personnel, officials estimate, to somewhere in the neighborhood o f 200. This, says John Kridcr, manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, means that the firm would have the largest number of production employes of any firm of its kind in Seminole. The new plnnt, with nil of its spec­ ial equipment — particularly the dust filtering and humidity controls — should be completed by the end o f August. The company, its management, nnd its employes are to be complimented for what they have accomplished de­ spite a holocaust which might hnve spelled the end o f some firms without the determination this compnny has shown nnd the leadership its man­ agement has displayed. Thought For Today For thou dost not give me up to Sheol, or let thy godly one see the Fit. — Ssnlms 16:10. Cod never forsook ut need. The soul that trusted Him indeed. — G. Newmnrk Dick West’s The Lighter Side Rep. Abraham .T. Mutter may I f it ii possible fo r someone have found the formula. This New York Democrat la (o open a Pandora’s b o i by lha author o f a hill that d o lin g a loophole, I think would prohibit any non-gov W A S H IN G T O N (U M ) — Herald Area Correspondents 1 AHamonl* Springe Mr*. Julia llartM 838-1318 Bear Lsks-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Mileo 838-3878 Geneva Mrs. Jo«. E. Malhicua 349-4824 Lak* Mary Mra. France* Wester 322-6218 Caaaelberry Mrs- Jane Casselberry 838-6048 Chuluota Mra. Joan M afia 365-3743 Labs Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 868-4418 North Orlando Mr*. Doria Dean 322-1939 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5611 OateeR Mra. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Enter prlae Mias Helen Snodgrass 658-8158 Orledo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 885-381 • Lon (wood Mra. Donna Rates 838-331T £anftirh Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thura., Juna 18, 1964 W iL IC R A. UIRMJW. KOI l ow AND P U II.IIH K a r s A X H VOI.TOLISK. L’lreaJatiea - Utasral Manager ROY ORSBR JULIAS L. ITKSSTHCm Advartlalng Manager Aaaocleta fcMIlar ■ ARHY I. JUIISIOX ROT r iA T T Managing Editor danerat Advartlalng Manager DOTTIIi Ai a TI S City Editor H ARRIETT B, STAFLKTON j r i i v wtei.La Classified Ulraclor County Editor JAHIM IH O S R A K B a MKCBEM KILLKMHKW Rualnaaa Manager Talagraph Editor t'MRD WELLS DO HI a WILLIAMS Mechanical Bust. Society Editor B LR B C R im oa RATES at Delivery *r Alt Riher Seaalaele t'aaair l l l t t I tear Week 1 Tver M l I Mouths M l « Mentha S.M I Moatha I I* I Month* l.Bt I Month l . « 1 Meath all wall eu bear Is tleaa kt v Id L Paata] Xesalatis la Advance. Entered aa eecong claaa matter (Stoner II, ISIS At the Poll Office of Sanford. Honda, under the Act at Ceagreet d March. the Herald la a member at the Dnltad Treat which Id eatitled aaclueively to the ucc for rcpuhllcatlca at dll the Uadi newa printed la thla newspaper. ___ No part of nay malarial, nawa or aavaritaiag. o f this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced lu any manner with, out written permission of the publisher ef The Herald. Any Individual cr firm reepoaslbla for ouch reproduction will be considered aa lafrlnalng on Tha Heralds copyright and will ha bald liable for damaging under tba law. Tubllabad dally aacapt Saturday, duster aud Cbrlelmae: publiabad Satueday praceedlag Cbrldtmaa ernmenta! husinrss nr assorlntlnn from using the word* "federal," “ n n l i n n n I" or ••IIniIvtl Slaloa" In lit namr or trademark. “ In recent years w* hnvn seen a great proliferation of businesses and associations using names nnd trndemsrks which bn vo the effort of lead­ ing the public to believe that the nrgnnizatlnn is part o f or lias the blessings o f the fed­ eral government,” Multer said. “ Fraud ran he and is per­ petrated in this matter and (he abuse should ha stopped by enacting this hill." To say that there has been a “ great proliferation" of surh names la understanding the rase. They have been pro­ liferating all over the place. The Washington telephone hook lists some f>60 ‘'national” firms and organisations, give or taka tha National Grinding Wheel Co. Thera ia a National Lie De­ tection laboratory, a Nation­ al Association of Diaxotype Costers, a National Associa­ tion of Intergroup Relations Officials and a National Aaaoriation o f Sheltered Work­ shops to mention only a few. Some of them— the Nation­ al Association o f Baby Sitters Registry, the National Barrel & Drum Association, tha N a­ tional Clean Up-Fix Up-Paint Up Bureau, etc.— have aelfexplantory function*. But others are rather mystifying. I would b* afraid to gueaa what service* are provided by the National Committee of Section 608 Owners, the N a­ tional Institute o f Urblcuitura and National Sojourners, Inc. Companies and organisa­ tion* using ''federal” or “ United States" In their names sre not as plentiful as tha ’•national” group, but art equally intriguing. I would imagine, fo r Instance, that prderal Alarms System* ia prrtty busy these day*. Some­ thing named Federal Control* must be rather active, too. On the other hand, it. aacms unlikely that the federal Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Dave Babbit I ha* hroughl Inin the limelight one of the must dastardly crime* in the hfatory of American' arienre. You laymen ran hardly believe that the greed or Judas' lirariut could prevent a fair clin­ ical teal o f the moat wide­ ly u»cd new treatment of ranrer. Ilut arrapbook this fa ir and Its follow-up to­ morrow! CASE S-404; Dave Babbitt, the courageous producer of Cleveland's K Y W radio show railed “ Contact," asked: “ Dr. Crane, wliat is KrebioxenT How is it produced? *‘And why hss the Food ami Drug Administration been so blaied against it ? ” Cancer Faria Krebloxcn la obtained from horse scrum. When you get rancer, it Is assumed that your original childhood immunity bn* sim­ ply become reduced. In youth, we medics believe that most people have I OF) per rent resistance to tam er, though occasionally a child has rancer. By the ag* of IS or Ml, many o f ua develop ranrer because our earlier resistance has diminished. The situation if snmrwhnt like dbilw-trs, which is also an ailment usually striking us at middle agr. Why, fo r example, dnra our body supply our blood with plenty of insulin (almost 100 units daily) when we are young, but later ita supply ia down to only 60 or 76 units? In rate o f tha diabetic, we may then inject the additional Krehioxen probably is regarded doing much reported in To The Editor the as A.M.A. the same thing. 11 add* the nat­ ural wei e October, 1051, Journal o f the ply. rancer immunity of n healthy horse lo the rancer victim '! own reduced Immun­ ityA * la why the home office o f tha A.M.A. became so viol­ ently opposed to trying Krebiosen back in I!i61, 1 ran re­ fer you to Herbert Hailey's remarkable book entitled “ A Matter o f I.ife or Death." Apparently, one of the moat powerful men in American medicine became incensed at failure to obtain an exclusive ptoduction nnd sales contract for Krehioxen. Dr. Steven Durovlc refused to sign such • contract, ao thi* medical “ Rasputin" be­ hind the thronv o f nigunixed medicine, is reported to huvo said h« would ruin Dr. Ivy and Dr. Durovic until Dr. Duruvie would ciuwl look and beg to sign that contract. So 1IHI quick rasea were Quotes To preserve its beachhead for aggression . . . the Unit­ ed Stales is waging an un­ declared war against tha peo­ ple o f South Viet Nam. — Soviet U.N. delegate Niko­ lai Federenkn. As long as the peoples of Southeast Asia are determin­ ed to preserve independence and a*k for our help, we shall extend it. Mogul Service division would — U.N. ambassador AdUl ba overly rushed. I exited Stevenson. that several day* sometimes past without it being called . . . The Supreme Court aaya upon to service a mogul. I f Muller's bill were cnart- you can lend amutty litera­ ed and made retroactive, all ture through tha mail, but a o f thasa namea would go by child can't say “ God Is great, tha boards, at would the Jew­ God la good." ish National Fund, o f whlrh — (Jov. George Wallace, in tealimony on tha prayer Multer ia a director, and the question before a senate National Federal o f Temple committe*. Brotherhoods, to which h* has bean a delegate. 1 don’t doubt that the meatura would atop the abuse* ha mentioned. Ilut I fear ft also would generate more confu­ sion than anything that hat happened since the telephone company began switching to all-digit dialing. Letters 1!5 to 60 units by needle lo culled to discredit Krehioxen. icstore the body’s normal sup­ They Many young men in I.aos spend st least a few weeks In a Buddhist monastery before getting married. fight another Korea-type war. He'* short o f vehicle*. Hi* plane* are old and de­ teriorating; they’re being cannlbalixed at an increasing rat*. H i* petroleum supplies are limited. Man's China hat been hit hard by the cut-off of Rus­ sian military equipment nnd spare parls and by the with­ drawal c f Russian md in building Red China’ s military factories. Mao's reluctant decision to slight industry in favor o f agriculture nftrr the failure o f hi* Great Leap Forward has laid another burden on Bed Chinn's ability to pro­ duce modern arm*. Our expert* believe that Man not only couldn't fight another Keren but that he eouldn’t even fight a consider, nhly smaller conflict for any length of time. Aa o f now, for example, U. 8. strategists reason, he would find it ex­ tremely difficult lo resume the war with India and push down the mountain* to In­ dia’* "mainland" and sustain action for any important perk'd of time against appre­ ciable Indian resistance. Mno1* navy is rcgnrdrd ns ridiculously amall. He has a few dcsltoycrs ami subma­ rines, a considerable number of small patrol boats. Strate­ gist* believe he hasn't the capability of major action on handlers, Editor, Herald: And ever since then the usuul medic has meekly parrot­ ed the dictates of the A.M.A. home office in Chicago, with­ out ever having seen or tried Krehioxen on even on* pa­ tient! Hut a closer analysis of those 100 palienla reveals fabrication and also deliber­ ate falsification! For 71! o f these patients wvru moribund, almost in coma, when they were select­ ed. They didn't live lung enough to get more than four shot* o f Krcbioxrn! Two were admitted to be helped but wars written off as happenstance. O f the remaining *Jfl who were described a* “ dead or dying," many were still alive and welt long afterwards. Ten o f the "dead or dying" testified before Ihc Commit­ tee of our Illinois Stale logislntme long afterwards that they wern alive and bark on the job, despite that J.A.M.A. article tilting them a i dead! The. FDA, apparently tak­ ing Ita order* from the A.M.A., then falsified spectro­ graph ir da In ami r hem ini l analyse*, as per Ihe scholar­ ly expose released hy Senator Haul H. Douglas, o f lillnoial (A lw ays writs' to l)r. Crane in rare of thi* news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 rrnta to cover typ­ ing and printing roata when you send for one of hi* booklets.) On June Ilth , you printed er*? boer.rrs, Then letter from ■ be added lo a proposed water roruervatlon bill, thus and providing lug a lunch box around all recrea­ day, filled with canned beer. Very aoon, this "progreia" funmitu, if followed, would enable ail o f us overburdened taxpayers to retire with enough money to buy a fishcamp. There, ws shall pros­ per forever after— nil on the pump priming possibilities of the water control hill. George J. Bohrow Listed tad anHated Securities Mutual Fnada A L L E N * CO. S it E. LEM ON ST. LAKELAND , FLA. Member: Midwest Stack B u k Chltage Beard e f Trad* Orlaade Sales R.preeeaUtiva MRS. S T A N COMSTOCK Fh. G A B -M It M ake Dad Glad! with a gift from SANFORD ELECTRIC Choose from famous brand electric razors. . . • Schick • Remington • Norelco LAW N SPRAYING! FOR FREE E S TIM A TE CO M PLETE LA W N M A IN T E N A N C E C A L L 322-0886 Grapevllle Nursery 2221 Grapeville Are. 322-08H6 “ Scotta Dealer" . . . or maybe he’d like a • Tape Recorder • Portable TV • Travel Clock • Blender - HOUSE £ HUNTING • Stereo • or a fine Transistor Radio! FM ind A M ...t h i Ultimate Sound in i Portablt Itidfe Look at thoto Valut Faaturai! n o as u an y h o u k b u y c m • I t tssaslstera plea I AUK DOINQ. STOP IN AND. HIM • Avi.Mik Ii**.**.? saw US FOH T ilt BIST IN •>•) •* fW • A4j.tt.kl. whip .«>..»• • Timed If empliSe* *t*s* n o r t o a o k f in a n c in g . IN - S IN K - ER A T 0 R COMPLETE INVESTM ENT SERVICE could do without having to drafhage tional benefits which he would Ilk* to be administered by a committee o f fishermen, boat­ ers, and other sportsmen. This ii a pretty far cry from the Intent and purpose o f the bill. Thi* idea, of course, would promote bis fish-camp busi­ ness at the taxpayer's ex­ pense. So let ua also sub­ sidise the construction buxi­ nes* by merely adding another mill to the bill, and adminliterfng this hand-nut by a committee o f builders, archi­ tects, electricians, plumber*, and etc. Now, getting even more “ forward looking," as he sug­ gested, why nol add another mill to be disbursed hy * committee o f grorers, food 7 COMPLETE L IN E OF — eat­ atore* fish-camp could be built along tba traili and creek operator that takes the cake. hunting banka, *o happy sportsmen He suggested that one mill a H I* estimated that 40 per cent of all U.S. wives are employed outside the home. N O W IN STOCK and grocery Formosa againit tea resist­ ance. lie could probably tak* the offshore island* o f Quemoy and Matsu if he were witling to pay a heavy price. So the estimate it that Mao is not likely to commit his army, air force or navy in Southeast Asia unless Red China itself is invaded. Relief exists among the ex ­ pert*, howrver, that Mno ha* the rapacity and the will to Increase sharply hi* support of I’athet l.ao and Viet Cong guerrilln fighter* in South Viet Nam if the local Red* call for help. Mao could easily move in numbers o f communications and artillery expert*. He could step up his training of Viet Cong and I’athet Lao cadres. He has storks on hand o f rifle* and machine gun* available for sending to Laos and Viet Nam. He la manu­ facturing additional "reason­ able" amounts o f amall arms, artillery, antiaircraft wea­ pons a n d rcmmunleation* equipment, despite the loan of Russian aid. Many o f these arm* are crude, but they suffice for guerrilla fighting. Despite Mnn'i apparent re­ luctance lo .'ace a showdown with the United Statci, these experts believe Mao can’t af­ ford to let a Red ally down. They think that on a call from North Viet Nam'a Ho, Mao would escalate the guer­ rilla war— with adviser*, arma nnd increased training— with­ out an “ open” confrontation with the United State*. ITS IN MUTANT! • May* »P le M0 lews ** standard fl*lkll|k| baited** GARBAGE DISPOSERS HIGHEST Q U A L IT Y A T LOW COST AS LOW AS $ 5 2 'S0 WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD, F L A . 522-5412 “ Headquartcra For Sprinkler System*'* 90-tfoy warranty on both peril and labor Set this and other quality G-E radios at SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia Sanford 322-1562 �A n It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 For Fast Results. 'I I11| III III jij II CLASSIFIED IN D E X aElpoicsmuTT: Classified Phone ftanforh ty rilft Page 2-A— June 18, 1964 f . For Rent 1. Lo«t ft Founfl 2, Notice* - rerwnala 8. Education • Instruction 4. TnmaporUtlon 6. Food 0, For lU nt 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals H P *. 8. Beech Rentals DEADLINES 9. For Ssle or Rsat IT X A IG B T CLASSIFIED: 10. Wanted to Rent From Seminole Coonty Tuee* thru Fri. ■ 1 f . X . da/ 11. Reid Estate Wanted baton inssrtion. Hen. • la t 12. Real Estate For Bale 0000. 15. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance C L A ia ir n D d is p l a y : 16. Business Opportunity N O T LONG DISTANCE Toaa., thru Fri. - I r , X . day 16. Female Help Wanted baton laaertiao. Man. • I 17. Male Help Wanted Office 204 W. First 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons T i t following Amendment* othar Inttrumaata o f writing <a th* Charter of th* villas * to which th* V illa * * la a par 22. Build - Paint - Repair o f North Orlando, Florida. ■■ ty, whan authorlMd by ordln 23. Building Materials r i N m n i n t i d br th* Chartar anew or raiolutlon to do oo; ho 24. Electrical Services Board, ara hereby aubmlttad lhall appror* all erdlnaact* pureuent to th* provletonn or unit** In hi* Judgment Ih* 25. Plumbing Services Florida Btatataa III. atm* ahall b* detrimental to 26. Radio ft Television rn o p o a n o c m a h t b r th* latoroota of th* Vlllago, la in iD N K IT I which on** ho may raturn tho 27. Special Services Th* OoT*rnm*nt ef aall ■am* with hla objection In 28. Laundry Service municipality aball b* v**t*4 In writing to th* Council without a governing body to b* known approval. In which eat*, tho 29. Automobite Service aa th* -V lllta* Connell or tald ordlnanc* lhall not b* 29A. Auto Accessories North Orlando, Florida.- asm*, com* law, uni*** It la pa**«4 80. Machinery - Toole tin** h*r*lnaft#r r*r*rr*d to again by a 4/S'n v o l t o f th* ao tho Villa to Connell, and a eaunetl; ho may from tlm* to 81. Poultry - U v s stock mar or. rneh Council ahall bo tlm* make rooommaadatlona to 81A. Pets eompoa*d of flro <11 member* th* Council for anaelmont of to b* called Councilman, and lawa, rulto or ragulalton* for 82. Flowers - Shrubs th* Government of th* Coun S3. Furniture a U*ror. "U I affile ft big In Canada th h tummar, you'd better Within ninety CM) d *r* af oil or V illa * * no will, la hi* figure on gett/V yovrtalf anotkar geofogy taochart" tar thla am*adm*nt btcom** Judgement bolt promot* th* 34. Articles T or Sale affoettr*, a special * 1 * 0 1 1 0 8 int*r**t* of th* V i l l a * * and 34-A Swap or Exchange aball ba aalltd la tha manntr do and perform all dull** Im 36. Articles Wanted 8. Education - Instruction prorldtd hr tha Charter or pot*d by ordlnanc** e f th* 2. Notices • Personals municipal ordlaaaeoa of North Vlllogo, Chartar and lawa ol 86. Automobiles • Trucks Orlando, Florida for tho alee- th* Btat*. 36-A Autos Wanted SW IM M ING LESSONS VACUUM CLE AN E R tlon of a mtror, who ahall Every ordlnanc* wh*a intro, Ph. 322-0740 or 322-3189. REPAIRS hold of fie* until tha n*al regu- duetd, ahall b* r*ad In full, 87. Boats • Motors lar ol*ollon hold In March, but upon Mcond and final 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Parts, Supplies, Electrolux t i l l , and at aald election and roadlng. I f not amondod. It Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, 6. For Rant all aaec**dlat maroralltr *t*e may b* road by tltla only, how. 89. Trailers • Cabanas The Herald wO not M ■possible tor more than oaa lacom et insertion of your ad, and raaarraa tha rlfht to re* rlaa or m art aaj advertisenest troa what ordered w From Sanford Exchange conform ta the policies of thla 22-5612 425-5938 Legal Notice ■ \\m 11 « [,T I I#. i it tlB tlon* of tho VtIUi*. tho Maror ahall t>* *t«el*d for a t*rm of two ( t ) r*ar*. Within nln* tr (SO) dara aftor tbla net h*com** *ff*eltr*, ih* Vlllta* Council ahall br raiolutlon ap point ono af Ita m*mb*ra aa a Vie* Maror. How oo *»* r no on* ptrn n lhall hold both tho offloo of Councilman and Ma 7 nr elmulleneouily. Th* Maror *l*ctad and Vlr« Maror appolntad, a* herclaabora prorldtd. *hall *ach hold offlea until hid auectaaof ahall b* altctad or appolnttd In accordano* with tb* provl* alon* of thla am*ndm*nt and ahall qualify, and *ach of th*ra ahall befor* catering upon th* dlecharg* of th* dull** of th* offlc*, ahall tak* and tub* ocrlbo tha oath prMerlbtd In tha Charter of tha Village of North Orlando, Florid*. Candidal** for th* offlr* of Mayor mint mtol tho quail* fleatlana *alabll*h»d br th* Chariot and ordlnanct* of North Orlando for othar pub. Ilo offlc** and In addition Ihtroto muat fit* a nolle* of Intaallaa to run for *uch or* fie* with th* Vlllta* Clark during tka loot t*n <101 dara of Fabruary In th* r*ar of th* •Irctlon, and ahall pay tuch flllnv f** • * ahall b* a*l by ordlnanct. In addition th* nolle* ahall atat* hi* plac* af raaldtaea, hi* as*, a dtecrlptlon of th* r**l property nwn»d by him and any othar Inform*, tlon r*qulr*d by ordlnanc*. Tho Villa** Council ahall hara all of th* powtr* h*r*tofor* * « * U d In or po*i***td by th* Vlllng* Council of North Orlando. Tha Mayor lhall b* tha chltf aitcullv* officer of th* Villa** and b* (ball liar* and *i r r r l i* all of lb* powtr* and dutl** uaually Incident to that offlc*! h* lhall prrald* ov*r all m**t> In** of th* VIII*** Council oi* t*pt that h* will not b* a voltn* mimbir of th* Council unleel th*r* I* a tl* rotr. In which cat* Hi* Mayor ahall ca*t Ih* deciding rot*; II* ■ hall •** that all of Ih* law* of th* htat* and ordlnanc** of tb* Vlllaa* or* faithfully raicultdl II* ahall har* th* pow*r to bid ta property for th* Villa** at all tarn *al**, Judicial aalaa and *al*a under irocaaa of law; wb*n th* ‘town ■ a party, h* ahall *lan all d**d*, contract*, bond* or J It ovar, tha aoeond and final raadlng ahall not tak* place nor ahall *ald ordlnanc* or r**olullan brcom* effective un> III Ih* propo**d ordlnanc* ot raiolutlon ahall hav* b**n pottad In at Uaat thraa f l ) con■pleuoua plaeoa throughout th* V illa** for a period af at Uaat fifteen (111 day*, on* af which plac** *hall b* Ih* V il la * * Hall. Aftar pa***ga of th* flfla in ( I D day* aald ordlnanc* may bo r*ad by till * for tb# oaoond and final llmo at any regular or opoetal looolon of tb* council and upon Ita adop. tlon ahall ha otgnod by th* Mayor and by th* v i l l a * * Cl*rk and whin *o *lgn*d It •hall btcom* * f f * * U v * than, uni*** otharwli* provided therein. Tho oooond oontaneo o f Ay* tie!* VI, laotlon 1, I* »m«nd* •d to r*ad a* follow*! In th* propar t a t r c l i * o f th* function* of **ld court and within Ita Jurisdiction a* h*r* by defined, Ih* Judg* of aald rourt ahall hava powtr and I* h*r*hy authorlMd to laaua and caua* to ba **rv*d hr any pollc* offlc* of laid Villa**, ronalabl* or deputy i h t r l f f of th* m at* o f Florida, any and all writ*, warrant*, March warrant* and othar proc****» n t e r n a ry for Ih* d*t*ollon and punlihmant o f violation of any of th* ordlnanc** of th* aald Vlllaa*. and th* polle* of th* ■old Vlllaa* ar* haroby autli* oNaad and It I* hereby mad* th*ir duty i t *a «cut* and lu •*rv* any and all auch writ* and proc**a*a l**u*d out of th* aald v ilta g * Court by th* Juda* thtroof, and to mak* pro >*rly raturn ih*r*o f to *ald Court. All law. ordlnanc** or part* o f law* or ordinance* in cunfilet harowlth ar# haraby r*. p*al*d. That* am*ndm*nt* to tha Charter of tha V ll lag* of North Orlando, Florida, ahatl become effective Immediately upon ratification by tha volar* at an •l*cllon oallad fo r that pur POM. Dau d thla lath day of Jun* t. N o tic e s - P e n n in e I* SALES . PARTS * SERVICE SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR R E X A IR D E A LE R 2551 S. Park 322-4511 Legal Notice v n T ic ii OF Bri T TO I WILLIAM E. CULLE R and n u n r u. c u l l b i i , hi* Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, 4 RM. TU RN. Apt. 1 BR, $40 etc. Free pick-up. nio. 823-0389. GM VACUUM R EPAIRS 1114 Park Ave. - 322-4745 3-ROOM Fum. Apt., for cou­ ple, $45. >22-7399. 8. Education • Instruction PIAN O ft Organ lessons. Chll dicn. Adults. 322-3328. Legal Notice wlf*. l a th* Caart at Ih* Cowwtr Warda Road, Juda*. ermlnal* Caaaty, FI av­ is a. la Probate, Lynchburg. Virginia, ANNA HUTII II. YOUNG, l a m i Berate af Orangeburg, Boulh Caro­ K A R L D A U L lina and Daeaaaad JAMES A. TOUNO, rial T a Alt Creditors aa4 Pwaata <i*nr* unknown Having Claim* * r Demand* YOU ARK IIEIIEflT NOTf Aaalaat Said Karat*! FIEU that a *ult ha* barn You and each of you ar* brought agalnit you, th* no haraby notified and required lura of which I* to foraeloM to prcaant any claim* and de­ morigag* on ih* h*r*tnafl*r mand* which you, or atthar of d*arrlb*4 real property. ynu, may hav* again*! th* Th* natn* of th* Court In aetata nf K A R L H A U L d*c**«which tha lull h u b«*n In td. tala of **ld County, to Ih* ■tltuted la tha Cireull Court, County Juda* «f Hrmlnnl* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and County, Florida, at hla office for Samlnol* County, Florida In th* oourt houa* of aald County at Fanfnrd, Florida, Th* till* nf tha c m * la OR LAND!) FE DE RA L PAVINGS within ala ralrndar month* AND L O A N ASSOCIATION, from tha tlm* ot th* flrat pub­ plaintiff, va JAMES A. lication of Ihla nolle*. Two copTOUNfl and ANNA RUTH 1! ts of each claim or demand TOUNO, hla wlfa aad W I L ­ ahall b* In writing, and ahall IAM K. CULLER and IIITIIT atata Ih* |>l*c* of rr*ld*nc* H. CULLER, hi* wlf*. Defend- and poat office addraa* ot th* ant*, batng Chancery Caaa No. claimant, and ahall b* aworn 11*11. lo by Ih* claimant, hla agent Th* daaerfpllon of ih* real nr attorney and aecompanlad iroperty Involved, located tn by a filing fa* af on* dollar Samlnol* County, Florida, la and aueb claim ar dttnnjid not aa fnllswn ao filed ahall b* void. bait T, nf WKTHERINO/»/ E W A H H K DAUL TON 1IKIGHTF Aim . TO A* aiarutor of th* Laat LONOWOOD. P L O II I HA, Will and Taatamtnt of Stmlnola County, Florid K A R L H A U L daeaiMd according to plat thereof GEO. A. STEER. JR. recorded In Plat Rook It, Attorney for aald Estate page T4, of th* Public Re­ 111 Magnolia Avanua cord* of Samlnol* County, Sanford. Florida. Florida. Publish Jun* II. « * July I. Tou ar* h*r*by notified fur S, 1M1 Ihrr that you ar* required to CDA-J4 fll* your aniwar* to th* Com­ plaint heretofore filed In aald FIC TITIO US M ASS D. 1144. morigag* forrcloeur* proceed NOTICE IF h*r#by glvtn that (BEAL) Inga with th* CUrk of th* Clr t am *ngag*d In bualn*M at Mra. Jana 0. Pika, Clark cult Court of Samlnol* County, 1101 French Ava, Samlnol* V llU g a of North Orlando, Florida, In Sanford, Florida, County, Florida, under th* fieFlorida nd lo aarva a ropy thereof tlllou* nam* of llarrlson'a Oar. Publlah Jun* II, ||, |« A July upon tha Plaintiff** attorney, ago, and that I Inland to t, 1MI. A. Duane Itcrgalrom, of HUSH. rrgialar aald asm* with th* C D A .U HEED AND M AR SH ALL IS Cl*rk of th* Circuit Court, Kaat Llvlngeton Avanua, Port Seminal* County, Florida, In Office Uoa Sttl, Orlando. aceordanc* with tha provlalan* Florida, on or before Ih* loth of th* F I a t I t I o u a Nam* day of July, ISfl. Herrin fall Statute*, to.wltt Section III.SI not or a dacra* pro oonfaaau Florida HlatulM HIT. III b* ante rad again*! you. Slgi Willard Harrlaon (SEAL) Uublteh Jun* 11, IS, I I * July Arthur ti. Deekwlth. Jr., t. m i. Clark of th* Circuit Court CDA-41 Samlnol* County. Florida llyi Martha T. Vlfalen IN THH CIRCUIT COURT OF Deputy Clerk TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIRA. Duan* llergatrom CUIT, IN AND POH BKHINULK of IIIIKII, REED AND CIIUNTY. FLORIDA. MARSHALL IN CISANCKRY NO. Sdltt IS Kaat Livingston Avanua JO ANN AKERS. Poat Offlc* Uoa IMS Plaintiff. Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff DOUGLAS McARTlIUR AK­ Publlah Jun* II, 11 a July S. ERS. ■Ml. Defendant CDA-tl n o t i c r o r auiT TO) p O U (I b A > MCARTHUR A KERS c/c Daley Ahare Rout* t Uuln. Alabama TOU ARB 11EHEI1T NOTIFIED that a Complaint for Divorce and other relief ba* b**n filed again*! you In th* LOB A N G E LE S (U P I ) — above *tyl*d Court and you ara haraby required to **rv* City official* today arUd to ropy of your Anaw*r or other d*(*n*ra In tli* Com­ correct a goof that resulted plaint upon th* I’lalnltff’a AtIn pedestrian* getting traffic t*rn*y. E. JACKSON IIAAS/.E. Attorney at Law. lid North citation* for walking down a Orane* Avenue, Suita It. Or­ lando, Orange County, Florida, sidewalk, while thoaa walking and fll* th* original A a i v i r up tha aama thoroughfare or drfana* In tha offlc* of th* Cl*rh or th* Circuit Court on went unmolested. or btfar* th* *0tta day ot July, The goof involved a algn 1S44 A. It. II you fall to do *o. placed at tha top o f a hill on Judgment by Dafault will b* takan agalnat you for th* re­ Bacond Straat between Oliva lief prayed for to th* Com­ and Hill atreeta in tha civic plaint and *ild c i u m will then procMd E l Part*. canter. Ib a algn warned |>eDONE AND ORDERED at Nr ml not* County, dratriana that the etivet wat Sanford, Florida, Ihla lllh day of June, closed to pedestrian traffic." 1*11 A. D. But there waa no almilar (BEAL) Arthur H Dackwlth. Jr, algn nt tha bottom o f the Clark of th* Circuit court hUI. llyi Martha T. Vlhtaa Deputy Clerk Tw o policeman stationed at E. Jarkaun llaaaa* the bottom o f tha hill ticket- Atlurnay at Law ad pedestrian! walking down l i t North Orange Avanua Ball* It, Orlande Monday. But tha/ let thoaa Orang* County. Florida walking up g o by without a Publish Jun* II, I I * July I, Pays To Use The Pedestrians Have Their Ups And Downs The Herald W ant Ads word. / i. ms. CDA-Ii 2 BR. Fum. Duplex Apt. Con­ tact 2312 Palmetto. Legal Notice 12, Real Eetate For Sals 6. For R*nl 6. For Rent 1 BR., Fiira. Apt. with Pvt. 1 BR Furn. bouse. Lg. rms $60 mo. Ph. 322-0313. bath, 317 S Park Ave. R E N T A BED RoPswsy, Hospital k Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 1-5111 116 W. 1st S t CARRO LL’S FU R N IT U R E ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Luadquist, Also. F A 2-3951 Atlantis Bank Bldg. Gar. ap t 1201 Magnolia Ave. 2 BEDROOM Gsr, Apt., llv lag room, dining room furn Apply 5-4:30. 2005th French Ava. 322-7234 LA K E F R O N T HOMES Ettle.. $45. 611 Park. 2 BR, spacious. Small down 1 BR., Furn. house, Lake 8. B ea ch M entals payment, Bsl. |100 per mo. CLOSE IN. Apt. 322-2800. Mary. No pets. 322 3019 or 3 BR, 3 Bath, separate din­ HUTCHISON’S 322 6347, ing rm., 2 acres on large FURN. Apts. Redecorated OCEANFRONT APTS. lake. W ILL CONSIDER AC. Apply 110 Poplar or 322 1-Room Efficiency apt. with 339 So. Atlsntlc CEPT1NG OTHER PRO<530. pvt. bath it shower, suitable Daytona Beach P E R T Y AS P A R T OF DOWN for couple or single person Call 322 4058 FURNISHED Cottage at PAYM E N T. Call Stemper or retired. All utilities in Points. $41 mo. 322-1467. Agency, 1919 So. French, eluded in rent. Ideally lo­ U. For Male or Rant 322-4991. cated on In St., within 1 I B R Furs, house. AH con CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON block of 2 free parking lots venicnces. 2441 Palmetto. LA K E . Call e v e n I n g a and sboppmg center. In 322 1249. 322-1597. quire at Manuel Jacobson 2, I, ft 4 BEDROOMS Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 2 BR. home, 817 CataUaa Dr. I, r n , ft ) BATHS 2 B R Uohiro. bouse, kit. DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM equip* w. stove only. Rea­ 1 BR Furn. House. Pb. 668-5122 12. Real Estate For Sale sonable re n t 322-0515. ’ FH A - V A HOMES $100 FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 3 DR, 2 Bath. $300 Down, as Clean rooms far men. 401 Cowan. 322-4013. sume pymts. Avail. July 1. Magnolia Ava. 122-0720. I l l Tucker Dr., Sunland. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex, kit. 2 BR House. Kit. equlpt. $75 7 L A K E F R 0 N T Lots on Lake Ph. 322-5303. equlpt., c ic . location. Ph. Jennie, 75x180, 12200, Terms. 322-5594. 2 BR, unfurn. house. S. San SAN-SEM R E A L T Y , 2619 S ford Ave. 322 8892, 2 BR. Furn. Apt. Clean. Wa­ French, John P. Zeuli, Reg ter Film . $40 mo. 322-2744. Broker. Ph. days 322-7459. 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Falmetto. Night* 322-6169. 322-1374, FURN. 2 BR Home, t parches ehady terrace. 144 E. 20th ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS. Spa­ 4-ROOM3, Furn. second floor Ph. 322-0294. cious 5 BR, 2 Bath house, Pleasant, large and airy cent, heat k air-cottd. aep 1 BR Furn. bouse. 322-2307. Osteen. J22-5771. din. rm., dble fireplace, COUNTRY HOME. 3 BR. din. 1 & 2 Bedroom furn. apU screen porch, Quick oc­ r m „ screened porch, double cupancy. $26,500. Ph. 838 Quesnel ApU., 404 E. 14th fiarsgc, lge. shade trees. 7612. St., 323-8194. Near SNAS. Ph. 322 6734. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses 1810 W. 3rd St. 2 BR., modem, Payton Realty newt/ decorsted. Phone liar- 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha tow, FU . 533-2326. 1901 S. Park Ave. STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th FA 2-5232 anytime FURN. G irage Apt. Water St. 322-1374. Fum. Ph. 322 5427. W E L A K A APARTM EN TS New Custom Built Homo oa Crystal Lake. For Informa­ 10 x 52 3 BR Housctrailer. Rooms prtvsts baths, 114 tion esU 322-3371. Atr-cond. Elder Spriags W. First St. Trlr. Pk. NICE Room/ 2 Bdrm. unfurn LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, BR House, eir-coad., Fla Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink home at 909 Catalina Dr. Rm., patio, large shady $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951 lcrs, patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 yard, fruit tree*. 322-8046, Ridge Rd. 2 SR, frame bouse, not fancy NICE 2 BR HOUSE. K it cheap r e o t $s week. Ph. E V E R E T T A. H AR PE R equlpt. $73. Ph. 322-4145. 322-3219, AG EN C Y - REALTO R 2(65 S. Park Ave. Furn. Apt. 2300 Metlonvnie. Phones FA 2-2264 o r FA 2-2285 2 BR House Trailer. Bowman’* ta th* Coart o f tb* Coonty Trailer Court. 668-4908. 3 BR Home, nice, reasonable. Judge, lamlnata Ceaaty, FlerPh. 322-8962. ■4a, l a Probate. Lake Cottage, Furn, 322-4106 In voi Fa tote o f O. T1UCODORB W A L T * JUMBO: 3 BR, 2 bath, F ll. Deceased 1 DR. House Furn. 409 W. 3rd room, 2 car garage, 2 shady T o All Crodllur* and Frreeo* St. Ph. 322-2021. lots. 1801 Palmetto. By ap­ H avin g rlaleas ar D roulade Agalaat Bald Kstatoi pointment. Ph. 322-5145. Seminole Realty F ic rm o u a n a v i NOTICE IS h*r*by given that I am angagad In b u » l n * M at Ovltdo, Samlnol* County, Flor­ id*, under th* flclltloue nam* of. OvUdo Radio a Eltctrlc Company, and that I Intend t* reglater Mid n*m* with th* Clerk ef th* Circuit Court. Ktmlnnle County, Flovld*, In aceordanc* with th* provl elan* ot th* Flolltlou* Nem* Statute*, to-wlli Section S4J.0I Florid* StatutM 1147. Slgi Robert A. Cameron IV Publleh Jun* M, II, JS, * July Tou and each o f you ar* t. l ilt. hereby notified and requir­ CDA-14 ed lo present any elatma and demand* which you, or *llh* r FIC TITIOUS N A N S of you, may hav* agalnat Ih* NOTICE IS hereby given that ■elate of II. Theodor* Walla, I am angagad In bualneea at deceaatd, lat* of M id County, I I I W, I lth St.. Seminole Caun to th* County Judg* at Semi ty. Florida, under th* fletlllnna Ti'il* County, Florid*. *t hU nam* of, Samlnol* Truck Sal**, offlc* tn ih* court hour* of and that t Intend to regteter eald County at Sanford, Flor­ eald nama with th* Clark of ida. within ala calendar month* th* Circuit Court, Stmlnola from Ih* tlm* o f th* flrat pub­ County, Florid*, In acrordenci lication of thla nolle*. T w o with Ih* provision* of th* Fte rnplea of each claim or demand tltlou* Nam* BLtuM, to-wlti ■hall be In writing, and ahall Section I I I . 01 Florida Slat- •lat* th* plac* o f r«*td*ne* u*a HIT. and poat offle* address o f th* Sig. Jo**ph C. G*nttl* Jr, claimant, and ehall b* aworn William T. Rail to by th* claimant, hi* agent, Raymond J. Bhaaffer or attorney and accompanied Publleh May I I ft Jun* 4, 1L by a filing fet of ona dollar II. ISS4. and euch claim or demand not CDU-SO *o filed shall b* void. SuMn E. Lee IN THU C IRCUIT COURT, A * admlnletratrlg o f thi N IN T H JU DICIAL C IRCUIT OF Eatat* of FLO RID A IN AND FOR * R R I O. Theodor* Wall*. Ktll.H COUNTY. Deceased CIIANCKHT NO. 1444* Wlnderweedl*. Hein** NOTICE OF 1STI T IN * Ward H O g T O A Q I FORRCLOSURR Attorney* st L aw F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT- 111 Park Avanua, South GAGE ASSOCIATION, a «o r- p O. ftoi SAT porallon. Winter Perk. Florida Plaintiff, Publleh Jun* JS, SI k July t, ve». J ill. GORDON L SHIVER and SU- CDA-TI SAN F. S lilV K R . hie wlf*, D*f*ndanta NOTICE OF Ol GORDON l SHIVER and r O R E C L M V R B BALD SUSAN F. SHIVER, hi* NOTICE IS IIE R K UY GIV wlfa, who** r**ld*nc* and E.N purauent to an Amended whtraabouta ar* oa- Summary Final D*cra* of known* Forecloeur* datod Jun* IT, TOU A R B H E l t R f l T N O TI­ 1144, and entered In Chancery FIED that a Complaint to for*elot* a certain mortgage en­ c**e No. H ill, of Ih* Vaaiar n. Circuit Court la cumbering th* following don- Carlton th* Ninth Judicial Clreult In erlbed r*el property, ta-wltt aad for S*mlnolo County, F lor­ Lot It, GOLDIE MANOR, according to th* plat ida, wh*r*ln w e T W O c o u p ,, thereof, recorded In Plat a Florida corporation, I* plainRook I I at pag* TI, of tb* Uff. and T R A V E R R E A L T Y Public Record* of Bomlaol* CORU, a Florida corporation; P * O DEVELOPMENT COnP; County, Florida. a Florida corporation: SAN­ Together wtlbl FORD GAB CO, a Florida cor Heeler poratlon; MODERN PAINTINO Oven COM PANT, INC , a Florida Surface Unit haa been filed agalnit you In corporation! A. C. DOUDNBT th* abovo-etyled lull. th* SURVEYORS, INC, a Florida ■hart title * f which I* Federal corporation; A L T CONBTRUC National Mortgage AaaoolaUon, TION COMPANY, a Florida cora Corporation nrganlMd under poratlon: DEWITT HUNTER an Act o f Congraaa and aalitlng and ORANOE PAV INO * CON COMPANY, ) purauent to tb* fe d e r a l Na­ BTnUCTION tional Mortgea* Aeeoclatlon Florida corporation; NU-MAT Charter Act, having Ha prin­ CONTRACTORS, IN C , a Flor cipal offlea In tha City o f Ida corporation, ar* defend Waihlngton, DUtrlel of Colum­ anti, I wilt Mil to th* highest bia, Plaintiff, v*raa*. GORDON and boat bidder for ca*h at L SHIVER and SUSAN F. tha front door of th* Samlnol* SKIVER, hi* wlf*. Defendant* County OourthouM, Samlnol* and you ar* required lo a*rv* County, Florida on th* 4th a copy o f yaur a a i w a r or day of July, 1MI, between 11:** athrr pleading lo tb* Com- In th* for*noon and T:J0 la tha lalnt on Plalntlfra Attorney, Afternoon, th* fallowing d*t faek N. Cleveland. Jr., gult* crlbed properly a* set forth Mid Amended Summary I I I Sanford Atlantia National la Dank Building, Sanford. Flo r­ Final Deere*, ta-wltt All o f WOODMERE P A R K ida, and fll* th* original AnSECOND RE P L A T Semi­ ■w* r or other pleading la tb* nal* County. Florid*, ac­ office of th* Clerk of th* Cir­ cording to th* Plat there­ cuit Court on or bafor* th* o f retarded la Plat llonk ttth day of Jun*, A. D. lis t. H. Pea* 71 o f th* Publlo I f you fall to do *o, a decree pro oeafaeeo will bo taken Record! a f gemlaol* Coun­ ty, Florida, lee* nil of agalnat you fa* th* r*ll* f d(Blooka A * El Lota I I , TI. mended la tb* Complalat. IT and I f la Slock C. Lot • Thla Notie* ehall b* publlahI In I I both Inclusive In •d once a week for four ronBlock E; Lot* I lu I both Mcutlv* week* In Th* San­ Inclusive Block P and l a t * ford Herald, a nowipaper cir­ culated In Seminole County 1 la U both Inclusive In Black fl. Florida. DaUd lhl« 14ih day of May DATED thl* H th day o f > D. 1114. Jun*. 1114. */ Arthur II. tleckwtth. Jr , (S E A L ) Clark of Circuit Court Arthur II. Beckwith. J r, Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. aad Clerk ot th * Circuit Court Harold P. Johnson Ryi Martha T. Y ib lt a Attorney! far Plaint iff D. C. P. o. Drawer 7. BNYDKH. YOUNG * STERN Sanford, Florida ITSI N. E. 144th Street Pahllah May SI * June 4. U, Miami, Florida It, 1144. Publish Jua* 11, H I4 CDU-S1 CDA-TI Low Monthly Payments For Complete Inform atioa See Or CsU Your FHA - V A SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park OPEN D A IL Y -N E W HOMES Ready for Occupancy— 3 & 4 BD'rs — Liberal Financing —Low D o w n Payments, FH A - V A • In Service ft Conventional. SANFORD A R E A Go West on 25Ih St. to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Blvd to Lake Mary Fire Station, right one blk. to Office, 322-2744. LONGWOOD A R E A 10 minutes South on 17-92 to Dixie Bell Diner, right on Seminote Blvd. oon block to Office. 831-3611, LM N Enterprises, Inc. Ball-Blair Agency REAL Legal Notice ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd ft Park Ave. Phone 322-5441 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, payments. 322-7418. 9.1 sssumi VA - FH A Property Management ft Sales Broker Legal Notice NOTICE O f »4t,K Nolle* ie hereby given that purauent to Final Dacre* nf Foreclosure and H*le entered tn th* ratie* pending In the Circuit Court In and far Keml. hole County, Florida, ceee doc­ ket No. IT.I11, the undersign­ ed Clerk will sell the proprrty situated In aald County dee crlbed ■>; l^>t H i . O AK L AN D lill.IJf, according te plat ttiaranf recorded In Plat Bonk IS. pag* 13-4. Public neeorde o f Seminal* County, FlorIda; together with th* fol low ing Heme nf pr»p*rty which ar* located In and permanently Installed aa a part o f th* tmprovtment* on eald land: Jackson Gee Hot Watar Healer, Model C l f l , Ser­ ial No. ISIS!; at public eale to Ih* highest bidder for cash, between th* hour* o f 11 o’clock In th* fore­ noon and I o'clock In th* a f ­ ternoon. on the loth dey of June, A. D. l t l l at th* front door of th* Samlnol* County Courthouse, In Sanford, Flo r­ ida. (S E A L ) Arthur If. ftrrkwlth, J r , Clerk o f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T, via ie a Deputy Clerk Albert C. Werly 4441 Central Avenue St. Petersburg. Florida Publish Juna It, n i l . C D A -II 322-2420 Dr. Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice O ffers fo r your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4 N o T iu i: o r I.II.H Bedroom Nntlc* 1* hereby given rur* ■uent ta a Final D*cr<* of fortrlosur* dated Jun* ll th . H i t , and onttred In Chan e»r y Caaa No. H I T t o f th* Cir­ cuit Court of th* Ninth Judl d e l Circuit In and far Keml nnt* Uuunty, Florida, wh*r*ln Ninth Federal Barings and Lnen Asearlntlon o f New York City Is Plaintiff, and JOSEPH DAFFUON and LIN'D 4 t* D A r r i t O N , hie wife, ar* D# frndenta, I will M il to th* highest and b«at bidder for rash at th* front door o f th* Bemlnol* County Courthou** In Banford Bemlnol* County, F lor­ ida. at 11:09 o’clock A. M., on To make tho beat hem* th* 4th day of July, 1MI, th* buy, see tha following described properly *■ •*t forth la *ald Final Dacra* to-wlt: I-Ot It of LONODALE HUnniviBION, according to plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book II, F i g * It, o f the publta record* of Bemlnol* County, Florida. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr„ Clerk of th* Cireull Court Dr: Martha T. Vital** Deputy CUrk Law Office* Fre*d and N'athaneoa Offlea 822-Sill jjo Mouth Washington Ava. Night 322-0448 Titusville, Fla. _ 123-0700 Publish Juna II, 1114. C D A - II 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, FIs, Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Pavments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 V A - FHA Appointed Property Management Sales Broker & Jim Hunt Realty 6 t NOW OPEN! Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. 0 Hwy. 17-92,1 Mi. So. of SANFORD Large Selection O f Mobile Homes LOW EST PRICES • B A N K F IN A N C IN G Some Monthly Payments Below $60.00 fl W e Trade For Everything! ! ! Come Out And Register For The FREE G*E A P P L IA N C E Door Prize Given Away Every Friday Nite A t The Farmers* Auction. You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win. Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. Hwy. 17-92,1 Mi. So. of SANFORD PH O NE 322-2562 . . (Tke Old Fnligrtuft Site) �A r& You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your "Don't Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Real Entitle For Sal* 21. Beauty Batons OLDER HOME, 3 Br. Urge ZOTO'S Budget W ave *7.90: IIS Regular 310. Complete rooms, Urge shady lot with eve. app'ta. Free parking. TH E T IM E TESTED FIRM fruit trees. No down pymt. 111 N. Park Ave. F A 3-6123 2nd & Oak 1920 Palmetto Ave. Those H A R R IE T T 'S B E A U T Y NOOK 322-3396. G R E E N B R IA R 103 So. Oak — 322-3742 Choice lota available Is 15. Business Opportunity 22. Build • Paint - Repair Greenbrlar o f Loch Arbor overlooking go lf count. FOR LEASE—Service SUIIon. Good location. Good pro­ FOR A PA IN TE R , Inside oi Cuitom building to your out, call Luther Taaker a I duct*. Good treatment. Fb. ipeclficatlont. Greenbrlar 322 6159. locally 322-4342, or apply to developed by tha PU R E O IL COM PANY. KINGSW OOD 26. Plumblny Senrlc BUILDERS, INC. S H E L L O I L CO . PLUM BING 202 Fairmont Dr. Want to own your own DualContracting Repair* F A 2-8074 n e t a? Opportunity now FR E E ESTIMATES exists for Shell Service Sta­ R. L. H AR V E Y 2 BR frame home. Very clean. tion In Sanford Area. Paid FA 2-3383 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ training Program and finan­ 204 Sanford Ave. wan, 322-4013. cial assistance available. In­ St. Johns Realty Otjr Oanfnrb ^rralb SW EETIE PIE June 18, 1964— Pape B-A 34. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer AIR CONDITIONERS 27. Special Service* IT ’S GONNA G E T HO TTER 1 And tempera ahorter, but you'll bo cool under the col­ lar In this gracious 2 atory, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath LA K E FR O N T Home. P r i v a t e beach with dock for your fleet. Excellent Financing arranged for Qualified Buy­ er! SOUTH W ARD vestment Required. Plcaae Piano Tuning and Repair write to Box 62 c/o Sanford Herald for appointment k W. L. Harmon — FA 1-42X3 detailt OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workmanihlp in Up16. F e n t t le H e lp W a n te d boliterlng, Draperiea, Slip­ RE LIAB LE Experienced Waitcover*. Tim e Paym ent! ai real. Apply in person to Mr. little aa 63 mo. Drapery Rotas, Mar-Iiou, or Phone Hardware Installations. 322-2902. K U LP DECORATING SHOP Pb. 322-2333 A t Discount Prices From A S S O C IA T E D R A D IO & T V 1!). Situations Wanted 34. Article* For Sal* 34. Articles For Sale AUTOM ATIC Frigidaire Wash JUNE S PE C IA L: Men'* ihoei 62.09 pr. Ladle*' ahoei }t.4S er it dryer. Also port, dish­ pr. Surplui City, 201 W. lit. washer, 3 pc. Bedroom suite walnut finish. A ll exc. cond. REPOSSESSED SINGER Ph. 322-1403. Sclect-O-Matlc Zigzag, makes Fancy D eilgni, make* but­ USED lumber, all aiie*. Used tonhole#, Sewa on Buttons, Bricks. 322-2306. blind hems, monograms, HAMMOND Elec. Chord Or­ darns, patches, etc. all with­ gan. Light flnlah. Perf. out attachment*. Cost new cond. 1800. Terms arranged, 3329, now due |38 or pay 322-0496 after 8 p. m. $3.80 monthly. Trade-ins ac­ cepted. 322-7457. Carpets clean eatler with the Blue Lustre Electric Sham- WEDDING GOWN, size 12, full length, lace top, long pooer only t l per day. Caraleevea, full length tiara roll'* Furniture. veil. 322-6113. 36. Automobile* - Truck* HOBART Portable welder. •56 C H E W Y I Dr. 6 cyl. Good 350 Amp. Exc. cond. 3350. 2nd car. Ph. 322-SOBI. 322-7719. •53 PLYM OUTH P la n , V -l 35. Articles Wanted Clean. $193. 323-0443. CASH for good clean Used 1960 Dodge 4 Dr. Sta. Wag, Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Clean. 322-4449 after 3:30. ture. 901 W. First St., Ph. 322-6591. 1930 Chev. Good fishing bug­ gy. Ph. 322-8300. 36. Automobile* • Truck* '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellent cond. Ph. 322-2283. 1901 PONTIAC, like r.cw. Low mileage. Ph. 322-9314. 37. Hunts • Motors •62 CORVAIR MONZA, 4speed, bucket seats, white IS' Fibcrglaa Boat, fully equip­ ped; 40 hp. Evinrude motor, with red Interior, $1395. Ph. new Tilt Trailer, $850. Roy 322-2797 afier 3 p. m. Reel's Paint A Body Shop, 10th A Sanford. ASSUME PAYM EN TS On Late Model Dial ZlgZag. Make* buttonholes, sewa on bultona, blind s t i t c h e s , monograms and embroider*. With Guarantee. Take up 4 payments of $7.13 each. Ph. Credit Mgr. 322-9411. 'S3 'GO B EAD Y M IX CONCRETE '59 Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, step*, blocks, •59 sand, cement, rock, pipe, '59 itccl, grease traps, dry '58 '57 wells. Stepping slonei. M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. '57 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 '57 *56 Check with '55 CARPETS A ’lft CARTE *55 For tha BEST Carpet Values •33 anywhere. Sample* ahown '33 In your home. '40 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande 341-6194 or Leroy C. M acTavlih, Owner 372-3343 Evening* $ Bank $ B E AT THE HEAT. Enjoy the cool breezes o f the St. John*. 16 Ft. plywood (hull glassed) boat with 35 hp. Evinrude electric start mo* $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ tor. Gator tilt trailer for Ford, $109 bal, $10 me. easy launching. Ph. 322-B551. Ford, $631 bal, $32 mo. Cadillac, $981 bal, $39 mo. BOAT SALE: $695 14' TravelChrv., $741 bal, $37 mo. er Ski runabout, $475; $950 Merc. $777 bal, $33 mo. Deluxe Fabuglas, $650; $1795 Ford, $581 bal, $31 mo. 17' Artec Cabin Cruiser, Olds, $831 bal, $34 mo. $1295; 18' $1793 U raon Fam ­ Plytn., $640 bal, $32 mo. ily Runabout, $1095; 18' $410 Dodge, $397 bal, $23 mo. Gator traiclr, $290; 14' $300 Chcv., $331 bal, $23 mo. Gator, only $190. $789 '63 Pont., $396 bal, $23 mo. 40 hp. Evinrude with 2 yr. Merc., $(»o bal, $23 mo. warranty, $380. Term *! Rob­ Ford. $237 bal, $10 mo. son Sporting Goods, Down­ Olds, $299 bal, $16 mo. town Sanford, 322-5961. Ford, $99 bal, $3 mo. 20' INBOARD, A -l shape. $530 cash or trade. Ph. 644 5064 Orlando or aee at Sanford Boat Work*. O. L, Davidson. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SANFO RD A V E . 10' Itoit, motor, trailer, fully O PE N VVEN’ INCS equipped. Suitable for wait water. Many extra*, 3224837. Repossessions LAWNS renovated — Aerate DAY'S w o'k wanted. 322-6277. Orliintlo'fl Oiliest Denier — Remove thatch — Chinch “ It’s • no-conteat d r a w l We're both out of range P* Investment A Realty Buy Spray (VC-13)—Fcrll116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 21. lieauty Salons H tc -P h . 322-4244. 33. Furniture 29. Automobile Service Spring Permanent Special M ANSFIELD LAW N SER. Fit E li ESTIM ATE Ph. 322-8332 20 Percent off regular price* Upholstering 4 Mattrcai ren­ Cut ‘n Curl Beauty Shop Ill-W A Y 66 SVC. i * t iih rin criT c o h it . ovating. New 6i Used Furni­ Hlway 17-92 at Onora Rd. RIWTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 316 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 Need a shelf, screen porch, With 3 Y r. Replacement ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Sanford, Florida new room carporle, new IV AID POR KKMIVOI.K Guarantee Permanent Special Co., at 709 Celery Ave. r n i 'm . Florida bouse or remodel. B. E. FR E E Wheel Pack or Lubrliv n iAvrunv vn. h im 20% o ff Regular Prices F A 2-2U7, cation with this ad. Mgr Link. 322-7029. CAROLYN D. LAZO1C Children'* Haircuts 31.00 Walter Cooper, 3 yr». Svc. Flatntlff. Ace Beauty Salon, BEDS FOR BENT v*. Sta. Exp. IIT V A V LA ZOIC, Mayfair Hotel Th. 322 8528 Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ Tlef.ndint. L IK E NEW, Scuba tank, re­ nile. F R E E delivery and VOTirf! TO DKPKVD 31 A. 1'c Ih T ill: HTVTK OP PI.OIIII1 A TOl AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING Pick-up, gulator, speargun and other IHTVAN L AZOIC lly FI3DDEKS accessories. All 180. Ladlei HOUND PU PPIES. Rlack & FU R N IT U R E CENTER Klalil* A m tan, Red Bone, Illue Tick, II. H. POPE CO., Inc. white shoe skates, alia 6, In 1100 French Ave. M o n m o u t h Park Rae* l\ THIS CIRCUIT COURT OF Heat* and Cool* TDK VIVTII JUDICt %l, CIR­ 200 So. Park Ave. Track 322-4234 ease, 115. 322-7196. 310 ea. 3634)107 or 363 3126 Ph. F A 3-7933 CUIT IV AVI! FOR hKMIOca an Port, N*w Jaraar Oviedo. Pt.KAHK TAKr. NOTICK that VOLK COUNTY FLORIDA W ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, • an-orn Complaint haa bran IV CIIAVUF.IIY VO. IIK l S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS flln l attain.! you In lh» CLr- DOlAJRKH ANN POWEIIF, 32. Flowem - Shrubs Plaintiff, 3 COMPLETE llOOMS cult Court, Ninth Judicial Cir­ All Type* anil Size* • vacuit In amt for Krmlnnl* Coun­ O NLY 1249.30 Wo Repair and Service H A IR Y INDIGO & ty, Florida, In Chancary, tha DAVID B. POWERS. (W orld'* Largest Selling Eaay Term* Defendant. STINE abbravlatad tllla of whlrh la PENSACOLA BAHAI NOTI CE Air Conditioner) •'Carolyn D. Laink. Plaintiff. Shop and Save The Machinery and Supply Co. We have limited quantitioa Varaua latvan Laaok. Dafaml- Toi David D. Power*, 20.000 H T lT s Budget Way 207 W 2ml St. FA 2 6432 adilrete unknown. e.till in stock—Ask fo r cur­ ant," arharaln tha rallaf anuaht YOU ARB HE HER V NOTIla a Decraa nf Divorce. Thrar rent price*. praaanta are to rauaa nitd re­ FI ED that a Petition for Di­ 21L Automobile Servlc* Cool* An Entira llouia A . M. P R E V A T T quire you to file your written vorce he* hern filed attaint) anawtr or dafanaaa. If any, to you In tha Circuit Court of 749 2113 Seville, Fla. 293 Long wood Plata tha Complaint filed herein, and Seminole County, Florida and to larva a copy thereof upon you ar i the Defendant therein. Hundreds o f Others AUTOMOTIVE 17-92 Ph. 838-4383 tha Plain tiff* attorney*. Btan- Tou are required In eerva ■ All Prlco Rnnueit AIR-CONDITIONING alrom, Davla * Mclntoah, 1’nat copy of your A newer nr pi radWill plant. Ph. 322-4145 34. Article** For Sale Office Ilo* 1SJ0, Hanford, Flor­ Inn upon the Plaintiff* attor­ INSTALLATIO N - SERVICING Cull Collect ida, 32771, on or before July ney whoa* name and addreea Good Used Cara Sold I, 1911, amt herein fall not nr appear* below, and Die the ZENITH Hearing Aid. |23. hydroponic tomatoes, 322-7765 Ripe a Decree Pro Confeaao will he original of your Anewer nr 818 French Ave. 133-0443, entered aatlnal you and the pleading In the Office of the 25e lb. Grosser Hydroponic Clark or th* Circuit Court of Auto Ulaaa, Top* eauae proceed ex part*. Farm *, So. Sanford Ave. Seminole County, Florida, on P A Y OFF BALANCE (8 KALI U Seal Covers Arthur II. Il.rltwlth, Jr., or bafore Ih* 41h day nf July, ELNA Clerk o f lb* Circuit Court A. D. 1941. If you fall tn do eu 33. Furniture The lam e aa Open-arm Sew lly: Martha T. Vihlen, D.C. Jitdcmrnt by default will be taken ngalnet you for the re. ing machine. Equipped to Flenetrom, Davla A lief demanded In the Complaint For the biggest selection of Mclntoah Elgiag and make button and the c u e will proceed ex 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Attorney* at Laar nearly new and used furni­ part*. ttolci aews on buttons, pat pnat Office Do* till) A L L WORK G UARANTEED ture, arc Noll's Furniture DONE and ORDERED *» Hanford, Florida 11771 chei and etrlpos. Guaran Brokerage in Casselberry Publlah June I, 11. II, IS. ItSS Hanford, Kemlnole C o u n t y , teed. Pay o ff balance of Florida, thl* 2nd day of June. CDA-I4 on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 lo t. A. 11, 1941. 131.40 or 13.10 per bio . Buy 3113 N. Orange, Orlando, Fla. IV Tilt: CIRCUIT COURT IV (SE AL) GA 2-2514 locally 6i be serviced. San Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. A I D FOR NKMIVOI.B COUN­ Sell U* Your furniture. Inntallationn Arranged Clerk of the Circuit Court Senknrik Glass nnd Paint ford Sewing Center, 322-9411 T Y FLORIDA. If i p i l kamr what ta If yea i f know wbat ta teak far* tkaa Quick Service With the Ry: Martha T. Vihlen IV CM A VCKH V NIL 1 M U Company look f a r l i a h m ! ear, batter Deputy Clerk wa d e ft kava ta toll yaa tkat aadar C u b . SUPER TRAD ING T H E MONIIOK COUNTY 8AV210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 CHARLES J CULLOM INtiS HANK, a oolporatlon. POST. FA 2-0677. aur al|ia la wkara you’ll Had I t teak far aar alia. I'. O. Ilna 1291 Plaintiff, COHEN RADIATOR NTIOP IS South Magnolia va. Free Inspection, estimatei, Used furniture, appliances, VICTOR II. JKNCK8 and ------ Orlando, Florida Our Goodwill algo la th* algn o f good uaed car*. You can JKNfKH, hli wife, and P A T ­ Attorney for Plaintiff tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. pickup, delivery. Rccorlng Publlah June 4 , II, 11, II, 1141 RICK J. POWBKB, an unmar­ take our word for It. So hurry on down and take things into Lerry'e Mart 215 Sanford & repair! discounted. CDA-II ried man, Ave. Th. FA 2-4132. Derendanta. 21M E. 3rd. 322-3443 your own handa-lik* maybe tho whaal ol on* of thaiai I.V T U B Cl R CP IT COURT, 5.000 B T U Legal Notice Westinghouse Free Estimates 115 V o lt -$119.95 Building Contractor McGraw Edison Legal Notice Coolerator 1012 Phone 322-4503 115 V olt - $199.95 F U R N IT U R E Fedders $329.95 BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. W agner s Amoco National Free Estimates CITRUS TREES ASSOCIATED RADIO WAREHOUSE A U T O GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D TOP NOTICH OF »U IT TDK BTATM OF FLORIDA TOa PATRICK J. POWERS, an unmarried man Reildenca Unknown TOU ARK UK It EOT NOTI. T IE D that a ault hat bean filed aaalnet you In the above caue* and you aro required to III* your anrwer with the Clerk of thle Court and to aerv* a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or 1U attorney*, Ma­ h o n e y . Ifadlsw. Chambera and Adame. Harnett National Rank Rulldlnr, Jacksonville 1, Flor­ ida. not latar than July 18th. 1111. If you fall eo to do, a Decree Pro Confeeao will be entered avalnet you tor the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. Thle eult le to forecloee a mortaaa*. Tha real property proceeded aaalntt la: lent I of PAN REM KNOLLS, Seminole County, Florida, according to tha Plat theraof aa recorded In Plat Book It, pasa 4t. Fubllo Bacord* of Seminole County, Florida. Together with all atruoture* and Improvement! now end brreafler on laid land, end Da­ t u m attached thereto: aleo all gat. ataam, electric, water, and other heating, cooking, refri­ gerating. llshtlng. plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power eyttama, machine*, ap­ pliance*. D atum , and appur­ tenance*, which now are or may hereafter pertain to, or be used with, In. or on eald premia**, oven though they be detached or detachable. Together with the following Item* of properly which are located In and permanently Installed aa a part of tha 1mprovemenl* on eald lend: O KNERAL E L K C T R I C UU1LT-IN OVKN MODEL J TtetlPK SE RIA L 110111411 O K NERAL E L E C T R I C BUIL T-IN It A NOE MODEL S1011PK SERIAL 810711111 I1KNERAL E L E C T R I C REFRIGERATOR MODEL UAI1TC aE RIA L XS41II11 DUO THERM HEATER MODEL t l l - l SERIA L tl me VIVTII JUDICIAL UIIICI IT OF FLORIDA IV AMS FOR iKMIVOl.U CtHJVTV. CHAVUERY VO. 14070 FE DE RA L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration, Plaintiff, -veJOHN SMITH JR. and RLAN* CHE ELIZABETH SMITH, hi. Wifi, Defendant! ROTS UR OF BUIT IV NORTUAQH FOR KULOh I K K TOi JOHN FMIT1I, JR. and BLANCHE T . f it M For The Used Car Showdown ! j 62 Mercury Comet SMITH. M> wife, whoa* realdenc* and whereabout* I* unknown. 4 Door Cuitom, Auto. Tran*. OriginYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint to | al Throughout. foracloa* a certain mortgage encumbering the following delcrlbed real properly, to-wlt: 2 Door, 4 Cyl., Manuel Shift Trans, Lot I, Block I. Reiubdlvlalon of Block I and Tract Drive I t Homs For Only A, NORTH ORLANDO SE­ COND ADDITION, accord­ ing to plat thereof record­ ed In Plat Bonk IS, Page 1 4 Door Htd. Trana, New Tire*. 74. Publlo Record* of Priced To Hell At Seminole County, Florid*, has been filed against you In Ih* shove-elyled suit, the abort till* « f which I* Federal Na­ V-8, Powcrglide, Radio, llrater, A ir tional Mortgage Aaeoolatlon, a Conditioned. Corporation organlaed under an Act of Congreea and eilellng pursuant to the Federal Natlonal Mortgage A asocial Ion powrr Strrrlng, Power lirakea, lieCharier Act, having |ta princi­ ] dio, Heater, One Owner, pal office In the City of Wash­ ington. District of Columbia, Plaintiff, veraua JOHN SMITH. JR. and BLANCHE E LIZ A ­ V-R, Straight Tran*. Radio and BETH SMITH, hi* wife, lieHeater, New Tire*. fendanle and you are required lo serve a copy of your Anawt r or other pleading to the Complaint on Plaintiff’* Attorney, Mack N. Cleveland. Jr.. Hull* I I I Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building, Sanford. Flor­ ida, and file the original An­ t Ton Prodoe* Body, Dual Wheel*, ” ewer or other pleading In the Extra Clean. offlr* of the Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court on or berora the 17th day of July. A. D. lift. If you fall to do oo, a decree Ton Piek-Up, 8 C y l, Low Milapro confeaao will b* taken age, On* Owner. agalnat you for tho roller de­ manded In th« Complaint. Thl* Notice shall b* pub. Uehad once a week for four l i t Ton, 2 Speed Axle, Van Body, roneecullv* weeks In The San­ ford Herald, a newspaper cir­ Ready To Go. culated In Seminal* County, Florida. Dated thl* tth day at June A U. 1944. */ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Burk* A U T H O R IZ E D DODGE D E A L E R Attorneys for Plaintiff P. O, Drawer Z Sanford, Florida Ph. 1801 W . First St. Publleh Juna 21, II, J| * July FIV E ALUMINUM V E N E TIAN BLINDS WIT NESS my hand and the geal of thle Court at Sanford Florida, tbla Plh day of June. A. D. 1144, |PEAL> . . . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk By: Martha T. Vlhleu. Deputy Clerk Mahoney, lladlow, Chambera and Adama . . Barnett National Bank Bldg Jacksonville 1. Florida Publlah June II, 14. I* * JuD ! 1914 1. 1444 CDA-41 .CDA-44 Tl K r r / . y ELIZABETH 1962 Pontiac Tempest $£dhsvi 'found 60 Chevrolet | 60 Ford Falcon 59 Chevrolet Sta. Wagon 58 Buick Convertible 58 Ford Convertible — <i I960 Dodge 1954 Chevrolet 1595 *995 ‘ 595 *995 *695 *4 9 5 C< 1295 *995 *59 5 Seminole Co. Motors W inter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 IN C LE A N RECONDITIONED USED CARS & TRUCKS 61 Chevrolet Pickup C< TRU CK SPECIALS — 1959 Chevrolet 4-Door — Straight Stlrk — A ll Tha Economy Plus Stylo Anyone Would Want. 322-0614 H alf Ton, Long Wheal Bate, Fleetaid* Bed. Automatic Tranimlaalon, Clean. .57 Plymouth nHLVKDF.ltF. 4 lloor. V-H Engine. Automatic Tran*m illion, Radio and Heater, Clean. 62 Corvair Van 4-Bpeed Tranamlaalon, Heater, Ctaan. 62 Olds Cutlass COL’ J’ K: V-6 Kn« in*. Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power Blearing, Ra­ dio and Heater, Clean. *129 5 *5 9 5 *149 5 *1995 *1395 1962 Corvair Monza Sport Coupe 4 Speed Manual Transmission. A Hard T o Find Item That’* Really Popular With Th* Young A t Heart. C tg f I w ft m tm 1962 Chevy II Station Wagon Antomatle Tran*., Showroom New Raelly Been Cared For. W hit* Flnlah. A 1962 Rambler 4-Door Sedan Am erica'* Favorite Economy King, 1961 Rambler Super 4-Door Fectory A ir Conditioning, New Tires. We Sold It New, LUXURY CARS - 58 Chevrolet Wagon *695 1963 Buick Wildcat Convertible 1963 OldBmobile Hardtop 4-Door A ll Power Features And A ir Conditioning, 1961 Cadillac 60 Special Fleetwood 59 Chevrolet *7 9 5 *7 9 5 B IH C AYN B t Door, • Cylinder Enjin e , * H .d l. nnd neater, A ir Con- 57 Chevrolet Wagon SH O O K ; V -l, Automatic Tranamisaion, Radio and llaatar. And 4-Duor A ir Conditioned Feature. Every Cedillas Friday Night A *1395 Saturday Afternoon# Holler M otor Sales B U I C K 1 Ph. 322-62.11 Ph. 322-0861 Power I B 11ft Vri J A A e l l 301 W . First St. . . . Doth before and after the eete. F IN A N C IN G . . . Tailored te your budget, low Intaraat, Immediate de­ livery, EX PE R IE N C E . . , No Jr. aelenmen. Every ealreman qualified. R E P U T A T IO N . . . Tb* beat— **k your neighbor wko do** bualneiia with u*. VOLUM E . . . big enough to aerv* you . . . email enough to know you. O PEN FR1. N IT E S & SAT. AFTERNO O NS CO M PANY 2nd. & Palmetto 2507 Park Ur. Lu tery *3 3 9 5 *3 4 9 5 *2 9 9 5 W E PR O UD LY FE A T U R E SERVICE 60 Oldsmobile 88 H O L ID A Y COUPEt V-6 Engine, Automatic Tranimlaalon, P o w e r Wearing and Brake*. Radio and Healer. *1595 *1195 *1195 OH SO N ICE! Coupe, Factory A ir Conditioned With Hurket Heats, BROOK WOOD 4-Door | g Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Radio and Ranter. New Paint. Open Local Car That** Sanford Ph. 322-023| » * �By Janea Casselberry ' A Joint installation o f o f­ ficers was held Saturday night at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry by American Legion Memorial Post 260 o f Casselberry and its Auxiliary Unit. C LEVELAND The Installing team fo r the post Included Sixth District Commander Caroline Frid of Orlando, District Adjutant Penny Caldwell o f Orlando and District Historian John Brown o f Eustis who served a* acting sergeant-at-arms. Installing the ladles were Sixth District President Maty Brown o f Eustis, District Chaplain Nell Stiller o f Eustia, District Sergeant-at-Arm* Maud Johns o f Tavares and District Secretary Betty Bitt­ ner o f Leesburg. (U F I )- P r e i- Ident Johnson pledged today to 'la k e further ateps" in working with labor and busi­ ness to assure every qualified American a Job. " I t la time for labor and management and government to cooperate In eitabllahlng a national manpower policy,'' the President said in a speech prepared for the 28th anual convention of the Communica­ tions Workers o f America (AFL-CIO ). Johnson said this policy should "s ite s * our future needs end help tlm all our programs of training and ed­ ucation—government and pri­ vate alike — toward filling those needs." Existing labor-management committees along with a cab­ inet committee which ho has appointed will contribute to such a policy, he said. S J -W E U w \ ns o jb u IN S T A L L A T IO N for officers o f Casselberry Americnn Legion Post 2fifl wns conducted by District Adjutant Penny Caldwell, left front, and Sixth District Commander Caroline Frid, right front. Officers nro Kon Walbridge, center front; back, from left, Hen EvanH, William Elder, Miller Evans, Kon Green and Harold Kryder. A t right back is John Brown, district historian, who also participated in the ceremonies. 20 Rabbis To Join King A T L A N T IC (U P I> — A C ITY , group o f N. J. 20 re­ form rabbis flew to St. Augustine Wednesday to join Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., In an antt-eegragatkn demon­ stration. Tha group, members o f the Central Conference o f Am er­ ican Rabbia (C C A R ) conven­ ed here in Its 76th annual meeting decided to join the Florida demonstrators at the telegraphed request o f King. Tha delegation a n members o f a standing CCAR “ demon* ntratkm task fores." King's telegram Invited the group to "Join me In a proph­ etic witness against tha social evils o f our time." 8IX TH DISTRICT President Mary Brown, center front, nerved a» In­ stalling officer fo r American Legion Auxiliary Unit 266 o f Casselberry. Officers Installed Included Mrs. Letha Ward, le ft and Mr3. Della K ry ­ der, righ t; back, from left, Alice Walbrldge, Katherine Corwin, Emlley Green and Elizabeth Evans. (Herald Photo) [ V i s o b ! Ken Watbrldg* was Install­ ed a.) poit commander. Other City firemen responded to offlcere Include Wilbur Morey, three alarms Tuesday and on* flret vice eommander; George blase kept them busy fo r Mcsslck, aecond vice com­ more than an hour Tuesday mander; Marvin McClain, night. A t 10:24 p. m. they were third vice commander; Miller Evane, adjuetant; H a r o l d summoned to a fire in an un­ Kryder, finance officer; Ben occupied frame house at 1207 Evane, hletorlan; Ken Green, Laka A re. The house is own­ service officer; William Elder, ed by Nelson Elerby, accord­ sergeant-at-arms and Clar­ ing lo Assistant F ir* Chief R. T. Thomas. ence Doebener, chaplain. Damage was described as Auxiliary officer* inatalled but the actual Included Mr*. Della Kryder, extensive preildent; Mr*. Letha Ward, vice president; Mrs. Alice Mrs. Walbrldge, secretary Katherine Corwin, chaplain; Mrs. Emlley Green, sergeantat-arma; Mrs. E l i s a b e t h storm which buffeted Ui* Evsns, treasurer and Mrs. area, they were summoned to the Park Avenue T r a i l e r Helen Clzewakl, historian. Retiring commander Harold Court when lightning hit a Kryder was presented with a tree. There waa no property framed resolution fo r his out­ damage. The aeries o f alarms start­ standing service during the past two years by Ben Evsns, ed at 12:10 p. m. when they He also received a command­ were called to a trash fire at er’s certificate and a past 1402 W . 16th St. a fter the blase threatened a nearby commander badge. A certificate also was pre­ house. N o property damage sented to Larry Maplesden was reported her*. fo r hla service as adjutant. A school o f instruction for Legion and Auxiliary officers and members was announced fo r Sunday, July 26, at Post 10 In Orlando. TALLAH ASSEE <U H ) — Mrs. Kryder presented a A panel o f federal judges rash award o f $4 won by the made a ruling last week Unit's press book aa first which denied the eontroversiel prise In the second division ■late milk commission its rea­ and a citation fo r the Unit son fo r existence— protecting history, both won at the re­ ■tata milk producers. cent state convention, to Mrs. L e o n a r d Casselberry who served boh as publicity chair­ man and historian. The press book will compete at the na­ tional convention. The finance officer wes au­ thorised to spend a limited amount fo r expensee o f the American Legion baseball team now being sponsored in Casselberry by tha Post. Guests included Mrs. Doris Hacks o f Orange City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hteudla o f Post 166, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burkhardt of Post 183 and H. R. Glbaon o f Eustis. new NOJNOP THRILLS! NEWZESTI NEWT I WE THIDOMUB0YBV ARE HERE I ^ ^ ^ W TO BRING JOV INTO ^ YOUR LIFE! > / mote \ THEGREAT STYLING! / THE £N A S h XSHOW HER into a NWRRCyoFpytXJRl l t*A Inte res t N fW man On r/vn Fm.irir niy ST EP ONE — Finance your car with ua. mw nr H i t ST EP TWO — You can automatically borrow money (now or iator) on your signature ALONE! W% as simpla as th at No waiting. No guessing. When wn finance your automobile, you a rt automatically tliglblo for a signature loan. That’s what wo moan whoa wo say "Build your credit whom N counts.* ff there It a now or used ear ia your future, coma in and talk financing with our auto loan experts. Power Stripped From Milk Body FLORIDA STATE BARK MEMBER F.D.I.C. V U K H f y u c U 6W t fiU o A m a bring this coupon the Sanford Herald ^ f IEREI SITALONEONTHENIGHTOF THE T r BALLI NOTHINGHELPS... IVE WASHEDAVW ^ THE GRAM.. MVUNDERARMS AREABOUTFR2ZE! MYMOTHERLETSMEDO fTAtySELF...I GOT , L nIUJ^ REALLIVE BLOOD...THEYELLOW L J 8 k £\VENT YEARSAGO... ANDMY / UNDERWEAR IS SO LIVING A IT SCARES ME TO DEATHI A r HA/ENOFEAR, Y R F M t'M B fff delivered ^ VOUCATS A COULD GETARRESTER SCARING A BODV LIKE THIS | . OURHEROINEGOESDOOM ANDLIFE CHANGES.., U ?S LOOK IN f THECAR MEN LOVE 'T H K T ' D ID I t BUDDY! fU-TAKEIT! r SAy BABY,,.I SURE U f l LIKE YOUR NEWDODGE! WHAT PICK-UP! WHATPOWERr HANDLESUKEA DREAM! GREAT GAS MILEAGE,TOQIBET ?AND THIS UPHOLSTERy IS TERRIFIC! BEST LOOKING CARON THE ROAD, ETCvETCy J OUST WV LUCK.,. ALLTHIG AND I GET A TA LKER! 4 Name 4 1801 WEST let STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 l �/» * 11 U \ Seminole County * * * * on the St ®lu> * Johns * * * ♦ 'T h e Zip Code 32771 Nile of if America” > < i ib r a t f i * W E A TH E R : Fnir through Saturday; chance o f scattered showers in afternoon or evening; high today in 90s; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 66 The air conditioning tha county clerk'* office blew cut Wednesday. Thursday of. ♦ fice worker* — the clerk, Arthur Beckwith w a» out of town— iw e ite d It out until ■omeone removed an old win», • <jow between the clerk'* o f­ fice* and the tax collector'* I office. They placed a fan In , the window and drew cool air from the collector'* office Into the clerk’* office. Per­ aonnel in the clerk’* office ■aid it was *tlll “ hot.” 1 '• Program fo r Civitnns Thursday wa* to be on “ The Evolution of Man” by Bud Layer. Editor o f the bulletin in a humorous vein offered some o f the club member* as living example* o f the “ les*« r evolved types." # • The eity dog catcher went on full time patrol today, on thelookout fo r dogs wlthcut license tags. I f your pooehie 1* among the missing, don't ■ay we didn’t warn you. The city pound will only keep him 10 days. A word to the wise should be sufficient. • • Don't forget cld Dad Sun­ day. It's hi* day. * .. '• f <w m " 1 £ # • Best thing you can do for Father Sunday I* give him a big hug and a kiss, tell him you love him, and how much you appreciate his hard work ail year to keep the kiddies !n shoes, and food on the table. Sweet talk him— but do it sincerely. e • • Jim Jemigan, apeaking to Klwanla Club Wednesday said that many departmenta come under hie Jurisdiction as City Recreation Director, Among them are the xoo, parks, pool*, stadium, recreation area*— and the cemetery. He says he hasn’t figured that last one out yet. Maybe it'll turn out to be re-creation 7 1 • e e From the mailbag: Cheryi Dome writea that “ we are service personnel connected to SN AS. I hear a lot o f talk about Junior college! and col­ leges . , . but no on* ha* mentioned the other end o f the educational Udder , . , kindergarten. I think kinder­ garten 1* very Important in teaching a child to learn and play In a U rge group. I f a child could go to kindergarten it would raise the standard* o f th* primary grades because more children would be ready for learning. . . She called fo r public-aupported kinder­ gartens. a • • M 1a ■ Barbara Munson, daughter o f Dr. and Mr*. Leonard Munson graduated recently from Columbia Uni­ versity School o f General Studies in New York. • e e W iV A N ew Quake N IIG A TA , Japan (U P D - A strong new earthquake struck Niigata and parts of northern Japan today, adding to the fear and damage of an earlier temblor that struck the region Tuesday, APPR E C IA TIO N for the service o f Willie Hunt, President o f Hunt Lincoln Mercury in setting n precedent o f presenting n Jnycoe President's Courtesy Cur each year, brings top award from State Jaycees organization. Here plaque is being presented by retiring president Jim Smith o f the Snnford-Seminole Jaycees, in ceremonies at the Civic Center, Thursduy. (Herald Photo) Sanford Auto Dealer Puts JC s On Wheels By Dottle Austin Two yeare ego W illie Hunt started something. As president o f Hunt LincoIn-Mercury Motors, he pre­ sented a courtesy car from the dealership to the Sanford Seminole Jaycees fo r their president to use In carrying out his duties. Hunt honored the Jnyrees thusly, because he fe lt they were tha most active civic organisation in the county and took note o f the many civic and community projecte that the young men had accomp­ lished and the seal and spirit with which they worked. Driving the b r a n d - n e w courtesy car cross-country to the national conventions and all around tbe state to vari­ ous Jaycees district and state meetings, 1DG2 P r e s i d e n t Glenn McCall and 10(1.1 Pres­ ident Jim Smith aruused the interest o f other Jnyceee orgau Irations. Some o f the bigger groups had ae many as TOO member* in their cluhs, but they didn't have a President's Courtesy Car. Across the state o f Florida, other automobile dealers be­ gan to copy Hunt's idea of showing appreciation In the Jaycees. More and more clubs began to bo presented with courtesy autos fo r their pres­ idents as dealers began to call Hunt to find out how the plan operated. Now more than a dozen community auto dealers have f - w. Troops To Laos? WASHINGTON (U P I) A top State Department official, William P. Bundy, aaya the United Slates may have to send troops to Laoi if the Communist North Vietnamese greatly step up tho war there. Guardian Named FREEHOLD, N. J. ( U P I ) A Superior Court Judge today appointed Trenton l a w y e r George Warren as special Joined the President’s car guardian to the unborn child parade and at any state or of ■ Jehovah Witness, Mrs. regional meeting the Jayree Willi m ini Anderson, who ia leaders run bo seen proudly under court orders to submit arriving in their courtesy car* lo transfusions if necessary to from Orlando, St. Petersburg, save the life of the child. Clearwater, Miami, Cocoa and other cities. A t the Jkyct a state con­ vention held in Cocoa on May M, Stnlo President Cody Hailey presented an engraved gold plaque, mounted on wal­ nut In the shape o f the JayButineai was brisk at the cee shield to Hunt fo r his dog clinic held at City Hall outstanding service. Thursday as pet owners lined Each year, Hunt presents up lo havo Rover inoculated the new Jaycce president with for rabies and tagged for city the keys to a brand new living. Comet station wagon. Thurs­ There were 77 dog* In line day ho handed the keys to during the afternoon, keeping President Clyde Long, the Dr. Raymond lias* and his Jaycees first bucheior presi­ assistant busy making the ino­ dent. culations and issuing the tags. LBJ On Tour In California EDW ARDS A IR FORCE BASE, Calif. ( U r i ) — Presi­ dent Johnson arrived today from Washington to begin • three-day California politics) lour with a rapid-fire, parliully secret review of same o f tho nation's newest, fast­ est aircraft, Johnson, who was scheduled to speak tonight in Sun Fran­ cisco at the first o f two ma­ jor Democratic party fundruiiing dinners on his tour, Hsked in advance to see spe­ cific exhibits both expsrimental and operational. Despite the good turnout however, City Manager W. E. Knowles estimated that there are still hundreds of dogs In the city limit* which do not have a shot or license. Persona who have doga not yet treated and tagged are advised to take their pet to a veterinarian for hla rabici In­ oculation amt lag then gel the city license tag at the City Hall. Deadline was June 18 and any doga found roaming around without proper tags are being picked up. Pet owners whose dogs are picked up may baft them out by paying a 25 rents a day charge and securing tho proper tag*. Stale To Assume Some AEC Power TH E PE R PLE X IN G PROIILEM o f how to feed 12 hungry thoroughbred pupa, nix mules mid nix females, when there are only eight place# at th * dining table, has been solved for Ginger o f King Ilcidi by CI’ O nnd M r*. Frank Fox of Longdalo and their mins, Jimmy, Mike nnd Curtis, who help out with bottle feedings, alternating the pups in turn. Father o f the lC-dny-nld litter is Major o f Mockingbird owned by Robbie Robinson o f Casselberry. (H araAJL ytwud) Brewer Asked To Get Westside Fire Sanford On 1-4 Sign Unit Discusses Constitution Stale Senator Mack Cleve­ should have algns Indicating land today requested to A. the highway Rut leads to them." Max Brewer, district member Cleveland said he had re ­ of the State Road Board, to ceived several complaints have erected a new direction­ since the sign indicating'the al sign which includes San­ route only to Orlando was ford at the intersection of In­ erected. terstate 4 and U. S, U2 west Gerald Frierson, chairman of Daytona Beach. of the road* rommittce o f the Cleveland, acting on a re­ DeLand Chamber of Com­ quest from the Seminole merce, also registered a com­ County Chamber o f Com­ plaint. merce, told Brewer that thu Frierson appealed to Gov. signs now list only Orlando Farris llryant, calling atten­ with no mention of the fact tion to the sign at the inter­ Ui.it highways from the Insection. Frierson said that tersccttuu also lead lo San­ "Th e Information displayed on ford and DeLand. tills now lign is considered a "1 feel," laid Cleveland, grave concern to our roads “ that since Sanford is the rommittce In that the sign county seat or Seminole and doe* not offer a choice of Dcl-and the county seat of Vo­ routes." lusia that both of these cities Priest Gives In To Cardinal LOB A N G E LE S ( U P I ) — A young priest who called for tha removal o f Ills cardinal fo r alleged fniluru to exert racial leadership has yielded to tha church in an age-old ceremony of obelsnnee w it­ nessed by about ” 00 fellow priests, source* indirntrd to­ day. The aource* rlaimrd that the Rev. William H. Duliuy knelt before James Francis Cardinal McIntyre amt kissed the prelate's ring in the pres­ ence o f 200 priest* Thursday. M ilk S to le n Theft o f pints o f milk from a Perfection Dairies truck at 2602 8. Park Ave. was report­ ed to city police this morn­ ing. Dairy officials also said other cartons were damaged by the thief or thieves walk­ ing over them. Help Father Take Care O f His Heart Sunday's Day For Dear Old Dad • Herald Index f The bill would end discrim­ ination in voting, schools, em­ ployment, u n i o n s , public places, private enterprises o f­ fering accommodation to the public and In the dispensing o f federal fund*. The vote was expected about 4 or 5 p. m. EDT after one lust-ditch motion to send the bill tu a Senate commit­ tee. Senate leadert were con­ fident they could beat Ute mo­ tion handily. Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn., said that a i many as 77 or 78 senators would vote fo r the bill. Re­ publican Lender Everett M. FIR ST E N T R Y in tho Dirksen, 111., Joined In fore­ 1901 "Miss Flame o f casting top-heavy appravnl. Seminole County" Dirksen said as few as five beauty c o n t e s t is o f the Senate’s 13 Republi­ Charlotte Ann Sanders, can* might wind up opposing d a u g h t e r o f Mrs. the bill, but one o f these will F r a n e e s Sanders of bn Sen. Barry Goldwater, I/ongdatc. Sponsored by frontrunner fo r th# GOP t h e Florida Forestry presidential nomination. Service, Charlotte is 15 Goldwater announced Thurs­ years old, 6 feet, 7®i day he would vote against the iithea tall mid mea­ bill because o f constitutional sures 30, 24, 510. Con­ objections tu its provisions oil test is sponsored by the fair employment ami guaran­ L o n g wood Volunteer tees o f equal access to private Fire Dept, as port o f establishments offering food, it* annual Fourth o f lodging and entertainment to July Fiestu. » Ilia public. Thu measure would give the federal guveimount Vast puwers, unequalled •ince Recon­ struction: to erase discrimina­ tion In schools, voting, em­ ployment, public accommoda­ tions and use of federal Jaycoo President Clyde Long funds. said today that the Jaycees are unable to procure any more Sabine vaccine to fill requirements of thousand* of Seminole County citizens who were turned away when the supply ran out. “ We’re very sorry that this TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) situation haa developed, and will keep trying to get some Gov. Farris Bryant was noti­ more, hut right now it doci fied today that an agreement not look very encouraging," h a a been approved under which Florida will aaaume Long said. Some local phyaiclant have part o f Uie Atomic Energy the vaccine available In limit­ Commiasion'a regulatory pow­ ed supply, ai does the .Semin­ er over radioactive materials. ole County Health Depart­ Commission Chairman Glenn ment. Citizens desiring the T. Seaborg said Uie authority varrlne are advlicd to con- will include licensing power* over the usera of radioactive suit their family physician. Tbe first two Sundays that material). The agreement will be for­ the first dose was given 10,000 persons were treated. At the mally signed In Tallahasaeo 1 by Commissioner time of (he second (lose, 14,500 J u l y persons were given the vac­ James T. Ramey for the AEC cine before the supply ran and llryant and will taku e f­ fect im mediately. out, I/ing reported. Business Brisk Ai Dog Clinic No More Sabin Doses Available W H O A. Don't htad fo r tha Elk* Clubground today for tuht benefit barbecue. Th* Clock was misinformed o f th* day. The event will be held Satarday from 6 to 7 p. m. on the grounds. Proceeds from it will enabl* many Scouts to attend a session at the In­ dian Reservation i n t h a Smoky Mountain*. Abby ................ Bridge ............. Classified ........ Comics ............ Pages 2-A-3A Editorial .......... ... Page 1A Funeral! .......... H oroscop e ........... Pages 2A-3A Society ............. Sports ............. . TV Programs . . . . Page 10 • :W a th * W om en . . . . Page • W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — The Senate struggled through a shower of final oratory to­ ward overwhelming passage late today of the strongest civil rights bill since tho Re­ construction Era. .• • County Zoning Officer, Bob Brown, la on vacation. He'll not ba back in hla offices until June 20. Nevertheless, sonlng office business goes right on. • • NO. 216 Senate Gets Final Gust_ _ _ Of Oratory ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) —Dr. Merthln Luther King announced today that N e­ groes would rail o ff their anti-segregation demonstra­ tions here If a grand Jury will reconvene and make ■ “ good faith" effort hi solve racist problems. * • • SANFORD, FLO R ID A Bulletin • * • F R ID A Y , JUNE 19, 1964 Rights Bill Vote Due Late Today School teacher* and edu­ cators, church »chool teach­ er* and other* have often expreaied an opinion thnt was echoed Wcdneiday by City Recreation Director Jim Jer­ nigam Namely that acme par­ ent* *eem to expect the church, school and recreation department* to accomplish in a few hour* what they have failed to do at home. • • * ifetablished 190b unit which cooli o ff peraonnel in • United Press L e a s e d W r e 'LONESOM E' got hla vaccine Thursday afternoon at the final session o f the dog Inoculation clinic behind the City Hall. Dr. Raymond Base, local veterinarian, administers the dose as the dog's owner, Mrs. Max Stewart o f Sunland Estates, wtitches. Asked the (treed o f the dog, Mrs. Stewart said, “ you-name-it.” Dr. Buss treated 71 dogs during tha afternoon clinic. All fathers should get some whole family a chance to By Dottle Austin Sunday is Father's Day and form of daily exercise apart Join the fun). Tennis, swim­ ming, golf and bowling are aa it approachea, tire other from their work, say* the some other sports that offer member* uf Uie fam ily will Heart Association. Dally exer­ companionship at well aa fun. be whispering behind hi* back, cise prevents muscle* from Dally axerclse, not weekend of physical stress holding secret conclaves to turning into marshmallows, spurta find ■ special way to pamper helps work o ff annoyances and should be the rule, aaya the frustrations. Heart Association. It need not Paps. It help* keep Dad a solid ba elaborate— a brisk, freeA fairly typical family plan include* breakfast in bed for citizen rather than a softie. swinging walk, maybe with dear old Dad, hla favorite In short, dally exercise Is good Mom or one of the children 1* menu for Sunday dinner, some for his heart and hla health a good and relaxing form of gaily wrapped gifts, and a 24 aa well aa hit appearance and cxerciac available lo every­ hour reprieve from his usual ■tale of mind. one. Not all father* will go In Moat Important o f all, the chores—no matter how much for the same aort of exercise. fam ily needs to conspire to he enjoy* doing them. Putting Pop on a pedcstral Try, If you can, to encourage help Dad find the time and la fine—for one dsy. Rut he him to lake up an exercise opportunity for exercise every can get out of condition very he's likely to enjoy—otherwise day of the year. If h e 'i been especially aedenfast up there, not moving a he'll chuck the whole idea tary In hla habit*, suggest a muscle, and this U not good In a couple of weeks. Some lather* need only a physical exam before he tac­ for hla heart. Father’* Day would be a nudge in the right direction; kle# any alrenuou* sports. need Machiavellian Even alter the check-up, con­ good Ume for the family to other* vince him that a gradual ap­ enter into conspiracy to keep maneuvering. Your Father*# Day gift proach make* senae. tho head of the house in good physical condition all year might be golf club*, halting Don't let him literally knock round and for many Fstiver's tackle, a home rowing ma­ himself out trying to Impress Day* to come, the Seminole chine, equipment for back­ big brother with his athletic UcRarjr Heart illu sion aaya. yard volley ball (g ivin g tha D^wes*. Some Rain Falls In Jessup Area Only one ol this week's lole afternoon shower*, which brought welcome relief to the rest of the county, fell on I,akc Jessup ami Its long suf­ fering lake shore residents, operator* of Itileys Fish Camp reported today. Tho shower brought a mea­ sure of relief from Uie results o f tho vast “ fish k ill" which struck tho lake during the first weekend in June, but a lot more rain is needed before the carcasses can bo washed away. The situation resulting from the presence of thousands of dead "rough fish” has been aggravated by extremely high temperatures am! lack of rain. Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission official* have predicted, however, that i|Kirt fishing will Ire Irctter titan ever once the situation clears up. The newly organized Weal aide Volunteer F ire Dept, meeting Thursday evening at the Lake Monroe Community ltuilding, discussed plana for drawing up the constitution and by-laws and appointed • number of committee*. Assisting waa Ed Zimmerman o f the Lake Mary Voluoleer Fire Dept. Zimmerman pointed out that legal help should be obtained fur forming tho constitution and explained that Civil De­ fense can help the department get needed equipment. Active m ember* will aenr* aa active firemen, tha group decided; associate member* will assist in fund raising acti­ vities and honorary member* ship will be open In anyon# associated with the depart­ ment whether or not they 11va in the area to be protected. Committee* named were publicity, Mr*. H. L. Johnson, procurement, Robert Mann; legal, Mr*. Ruth Gallagher, Homer Little and Drew War­ ren. Director# will bn Joa Uouth, Tkim Gallagher, Ted Sticcr, Richard Boyd, Daa Denmark, LcRoy Lee and Gerald Behrens. In charge o f maintenance win he Donald Davis, F. M. Donglta, A . C, Hodge and Ted Sllcer. Proposed by-lawa, pattern­ ed after Lake Mary's will ba presented by the legal com . uiillrc for approval at a meet­ ing at 8 p. tn. Monday in tha Community Building. The regular meeting will ba held at I p. nt. Thursday. JFK Report W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Tha Warren Commlsalon'a stu ff begun reviewing Ita re­ port today to make sure it unswera nit possible queationa ubout the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. "Jha JjyhkalA " Now Entertaining A t The Unique CcUiibn FRI. & SAT. NITES 10 P. M. 'til 2 A. M. rrot • V A L D E Z H O T E L * D o w n to w n S a n f t t d 1 *r— JjT � 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 18, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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 18, 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